Giles ,'Touched'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I hadn't realised that although Michael wants the feeding tubes removed, he's actually not making the decision, but placing that decision in the hands of the court. To avoid the appearence of impropriety, etc.
I hadn't heard that, either. It's an interesting opinion-- more compassionate than I've probably ever read.
Timelies all!
I occasionally have personal packages delivered to me at work, and have never gotten reprimanded for it.(and i work for the federal government.)
Offices that don't like employees getting packages delivered should suck it up. It's a small thing that makes life easier for said employees, making them, in turn, happier workers.
It's a Your Tax Dollars At Work thing. Ideally we don't spend your money on personal luxuries.
I think if JPL doesn't want packages delivered, JPL wins. I'd imagine the cost of the delivery to JPL itself would be rather steep, when security is taken into consideration.
At my company? Whatev.
I just feel like I shouldn't ask the receptionists to deal with my personal crap, you know? But then I live in a small enough city that going to the post office/FedEx office/whatever to pick a package up is easy to do.
when security is taken into consideration.
Bwah! Oh right, "Security".
Offices that don't like employees getting packages delivered should suck it up. It's a small thing that makes life easier for said employees, making them, in turn, happier workers.
well, it's either that, or I take a half day to sit at home and wait for the damn thing.
Bwah! Oh right, "Security".
Hey, it's even more expensive if they do the job badly, all told.
well, it's either that, or I take a half day to sit at home and wait for the damn thing.
Exactly.