I Don’t Whistle in the Office Because I Want To, I Do It Because I Have To
The nine-to-five can be a grind, so if I’m not attempting to boost morale by blaring high-pitched ditties at every opportunity, then what use am I?
Doug’s satire and humor writing has appeared in The New Yorker, The Hard Times, Hard Drive, Points in Case, End of The Bench plus a few other outlets. Doug lives in Toronto.
The nine-to-five can be a grind, so if I’m not attempting to boost morale by blaring high-pitched ditties at every opportunity, then what use am I?
You raised some concerns that a lot of us have zero climbing experience. Just so you know, I watched a bunch of climbing videos.
It’s just not something we care to do, because of our uncontrollable desire to own all of the boats and all of the cocaine.
You’re in the top one percent of all naval aviators, with "a need, a need for speed." But I think you have a serious need for fiscal responsibility.
Install a shower in there so he’s not hogging your family’s only bathroom while you sleep. His hair is always getting clogged in the drain.
Patients need to smash that so my bosses can track the popularity of this service, which will result in more financial support from our advertisers.
Are you embarrassed that I called you out, and now suffer from some sort of movie monster performance anxiety?