The Twelve Dates of Christmas by Andi James

There rarely seems to be any nuanced views between A and B. People reading his statement will either be:Ī) Nodding along in agreement about the workshy-stay-at-homers who should be forced back to the office, orī) Getting angry about how stupid a statement this is and how difficult it can be to do deep work in an office or actually get chance to see your children. I think that's why businesses are saying they want people back unless there's a reason.' He said, 'I worry about the loss of creativity when people are permanently working from home and not having those water cooler moments, where they bounce ideas off each other. Last week the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, said that working from the office should be the default. Which even nails the pain point of not having 100 degree water, from a brand I've never heard of or interacted with before.Īnyone want to have a go at explaining that one? Later that evening after I got home, I went onto Facebook and was hit with this ad. I didn't search Google for it (see attached screen from my history) or even think about magic taps other than that 5-minute conversation. Great, then we went back to the far more important business of standing around the BBQ. Which had one of those fancy modern taps that does *almost* boiling water (as it turns out they went for one that 'only' runs at 98 degrees because 100 degrees was an extra £1000, apparently every single day he rues being frugal on this because his tea and coffee just isn't quite hot enough 🤣).Īnyway, we were talking about it for a few minutes and looked at how it worked. We were at a family party at the weekend and it was the first time we'd been there since they finished their new kitchen. Ok, I'm finally starting to believe the tinfoil hat 'FB is listening to us' brigade might be onto something.

The Twelve Dates of Christmas by Andi James