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lovelylizard says,
Interesting observation. Thank goodness for annonimity.Knoxena says,
This is what I hear where I work. I'm at work right now.Dean6805 says,
I'm all for sharing, but one must use discretion in one's own workplace.lovelylizard says,
Oh, I thought you meant on this site. Yes, I understand about work. Yesterday I was working and listened to a group of co-workers talk for 20 minutes about popcorn. How interesting is popcorn???Knoxena says,
These were co-workers and customers.