I assume you were only talking to a definitely real blind CEO who was saying how stupid the whole thing was and how great Brexit is panning out
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I assume you were only talking to a definitely real blind CEO who was saying how stupid the whole thing was and how great Brexit is panning out
carolinablue232
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What’s yours? There has to be some sort of outcome or purpose, otherwise what’s the point?
As a child of corporate America, my definition of work takes a few forms:
1) whatever my boss wants me to be doing is, by definition, work
2) even if it's not productive, it'll mean any time i need to get dressed and go to the office and take part in all the pleasantries with my fellow man that this requires.
3) if i'm not in my office, it requires me to be available to my staff or other colleagues, even if I'm on GOT all day. It usually means I need to keep my focus on keeping my status green, or available, on our chat system Teams. This means that I can't be golfing, hiking or laying on a beach. I could be driving and on phone calls, but some people don't define that as work, per se. Many see work as being chained to a computer or desk.
I didn't watch the video, but I did watch for about 10 seconds. I am taking a leap of faith that she achieved number 1 from my list, and she also quite certainly achieved the second part of my definition
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carolinablue232
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That’s fair enough. We do define work differently. Regardless, my beef is primarily with ineffectiveness of government and their use of time.
Jon Stewart takes the GOP Senate to the woodshed.
It's a shame that Stewart is too smart to run for office.
I would truly enjoy him in the well of the Senate referring to "my ****-face friends from Texas, Mr. Cornyn and Mr. Cruz."
I believe Mr. Trump is now legally obliged to hand over Rafael Cruz's gonads to Jon Stewart.
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I actually got temp-banned from congress.gov the other day for paging through votes too fast (I was looking for sets of outlier 'nay' votes that enable telling good stories much like this one). Apparently, 'public record' doesn't mean what it once did.
With regard to Jon Stewart, a decent footballer back in the day.
www.espn.com
Before "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart played college soccer
A few hours before Jon Stewart's final episode as host of "The Daily Show", we caught up with his college soccer coach, who shared memories about the athletic career of a man called "Leibo."
That's a good read, does he still participate in the program as a (famous) alum?With regard to Jon Stewart, a decent footballer back in the day.
Before "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart played college soccer
A few hours before Jon Stewart's final episode as host of "The Daily Show", we caught up with his college soccer coach, who shared memories about the athletic career of a man called "Leibo."
I think he does. I never saw him at any of the games I went to, but I heard through the grapevine that he would sometimes call the coach/team after a big win.
He occasionally comes back to campus for uni events, graduations.
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