2023-2024 NFL Season Thread • Page 1960

oh god, that sounds miserable. 20 min round trip for me.

 

which category do the g men fall into

 

I’m actively fighting with my company about their return to work policy

 

Cincy looks the best if we’re looking at the last 2-3 wins for each time

 

Not good.

 

There's not a single team that looks like they have it ALL together at this point. Even the Eagles have had some stretches of "huh?" - I would say they're easily the best rn though

 

the giants are not a good team and i have never claimed them to be.

 

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my commute is usually 20 minutes in the morning, 30 minutes heading home if I leave work early and 40 minutes if I leave when I'm actually supposed to

 

I used to have a two hour round trip commute for my current job before covid and the closure of the office near me. Do not miss that all.

While I wfh, I only end up listening to podcasts during my morning walk or sometimes when playing a video game where there's no story to focus on. Listen to music while working.

 

and 3 hours if he gets stuck at the train tracks like a jabroni

 

hmm interesting

 

Miami was shit against Buffalo, no question there.

I thought they actually played pretty well against Philly. They had the ball down 7 in the 4th Q. It was a close game against a SB contender on the road. (and I won't even bring up the refs since I know how much you love that!)

believe me, even I am still skeptical of this team. Mostly because of their history of the past 20 years, not necessarily anything this season.

 

identify theft is a crime grimace

 

my commute used to be 45-60 minutes each way, but I now work from home #Blesst

 

They're opening this huge new headquarters that is exactly 1 hour from me (without traffic) and they refuse to define who is considered local and required to come in 3 days a week.

 

unfortunately there is no way of predicting whether or not I'll get stuck waiting on that train

I can always go a little out of my way to the turnpike to avoid the train crossing but if there's no train then that just adds 8 or 10 minutes for no reason

 

This is fair, but also the burden of being considered a contender. Crap teams get moral victories. Good teams need to prove they can win the close ones against good teams, if that makes sense.

 

This company I interviewed with for a remote job just reversed course and said if you live 50 MILES or closer, you have to come in at least like 3 times a week. Dodged that bullshit.

 

this was a major L at my company earlier this year; good luck and hope your outcome is different

 

Post this in the blink thread

 

ever try this?

 

My commute is only about 10 minutes when I do go into the office. We're actually "moving" offices in the next month (one subsidiary is moving into the same building as another subsidiary of the company to combine them) and they're spending a fortune to make it look nice and blah blah and I'm like.......... you're still not going to get anyone to come in here more than 1 day a week lol

 

I commute 15 seconds from my bed to my desk

 

no i dont want to upset the onemanband guy