trying to act sober

[vuoso1993]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50731781

Move jobs. Strange coincidence the timing of this article.

Although I'm not sure how working at home drunk is any better than being at work drunk..

I don't look like this unfortunately. I think hair of the dog is in order

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Are you a VAR offical?

Didn't know Swarbrick visited this hallowed site!

 

[krswanny]

Good Morning Alan

I heard it was the Talkshite Christmas party last night

 

[Saddleworth2]

Back in the day it was quite normal to spend a couple of hours in the pub on Friday lunch and drink as much lager as possible. We would do out most artistic free form work after we got back and then bin it first thing Monday morning.

 

[Bozo]

I used to work in a Costa Coffee years and years ago. Would come home from a night out at 7am, just in time to go to work at Costa. Good days.

 

[crazyg]

Back in the day it was quite normal to spend a couple of hours in the pub on Friday lunch and drink as much lager as possible. We would do out most artistic free form work after we got back and then bin it first thing Monday morning.

Deserve all you got drinking lager.

 

[willipp]

My advice, get out of the cockpit and off the plane and go home.

 

[vuoso1993]

Deserve all you got drinking lager.

2 pints at pub sorted me out right now

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I’ve spent a decent chunk of the last 30 years getting pissed whilst at work, being encouraged to do so, and claiming the cost of the drinking back on expenses.

Would always recommend.

 

[BrianW]

Until relatively recently (when the Puritans took over) it was quite normal to have a pint or three at dinner. I used to find I was much more productive in the afternoon, being in a happy mood, a lot used to get done. Mornings were best for meetings with bosses and other tedious people where you don't have to use your brain but just nod and look vaguely interested, while jotting down the occasional note.