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I think Dilbert's cubicle nightmare frozen in time is somewhat charming.

>>rightb+(OP)
Imagine the luxury of a cubicle in 2025.

>>willis+19
You had cubicles? Luxury! Im my day, we put our spare-parts laptop on an old door for a desk and sat on a rickety metal chair on a concrete floor in an unheated warehouse. And we loved it!

>>willis+19
Headphones are the cubicle of 2025. Or maybe VR goggles.

>>hiccup+uc
I always wondered if you could file for worker's-comp for hearing damage from turning up your headphones loud enough to drown out the office.

>>sonofh+mc
Oh you had a chair! In my day we had a desk scavenged from sticks and rocks. Our chair was a piece of pipe with a 2x4 on the end. You had to balance carefully lets you impaled yourself.

>>sonofh+mc
You had laptops and spare parts?! At my first job we had to build ourselves a desk out of 1's from the bit bucket to put the card puncher on, and a sort of beanbag chair from the 0's. And the old-timers said we were lucky--the old system did not even have ones, which made less satisfying desks. When we got upgraded card punchers that could do ASCII instead of just typing the raw instructions in hex, that was a happy day, let me tell you.

>>hiccup+uc
You'll quickly find that working in "Virtual Reality" constitutes remote work since you inhabit a different reality and is not allowed.

>>sonofh+mc
Isn’t that exactly how Amazon started?

>>_pigpe+Tm1
Yes, that’s the meta-joke.

And Facebook too, which is the META-meta-joke.

>>aidenn+wn
Or from the shitty office chairs that break your back day in day out.

Dream on.

>>sonofh+mc
I unironically had this job. I lastd 6 months. (It was also the late shift.)

>>willis+19
the public sector beckons. i live in a sea of beige-carpet-cube-walls.