Much to my significant other's dismay, I could spend hours watching reruns of Roseanne. I think Roseanne speaks for much of the workforce and our distain for unqualified bosses and inexplicable processes.
I also think that Roseanne is a good reminder that "office" can have many meanings. Roseanne worked at a lot of jobs, from hair salons to restaurants to factories.
What did Roseanne work for? When she worked at Rodbell's, a restaurant in the mall, we got a solid answer: Condiments. Roseanne had tubs of mayo, ketchup, mustard, BBQ sauce, and -- total bonus -- pickles in her refrigerator at home. Way to keep it real, Roseanne.
I also think that Roseanne is a good reminder that "office" can have many meanings. Roseanne worked at a lot of jobs, from hair salons to restaurants to factories.
What did Roseanne work for? When she worked at Rodbell's, a restaurant in the mall, we got a solid answer: Condiments. Roseanne had tubs of mayo, ketchup, mustard, BBQ sauce, and -- total bonus -- pickles in her refrigerator at home. Way to keep it real, Roseanne.
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I work for two things:
splenda packets & post-it notes!
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