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I don't. There is no implication of being "in the break room". You've badly misread something.

• viraptor 13y ago
  Ok, near the break room, not in the break room. So why not ask to be moved somewhere else? I do understand that it can be annoying, sure. But I think you're making the problem bigger than it actually is. Or maybe really just not happy with the whole company environment in that case?
  • nknighthb 13y ago
    > So why not ask to be moved somewhere else? What kind of utopia do you live in? Just getting out of a cubicle on the wrong side of the building with three extremely loud people took months. > I think you're making the problem bigger than it actually is. I'm so happy that you are omniscient and know exactly what it was like and can authoritatively state how big a problem it is. You make my life complete. Please continue to tell me which other things I just imagined to have destroyed my psyche, since you are obviously so qualified to dictate what I have or have not experienced in my life.