Labelling your stapler and putting it in your drawer so no one will take it. Opening your drawer to find your stapler is gone. Searching the office for the stapler you distinctly remember labelling with your name so no one would take it. Finding your stapler and glaring at the person who took it who swears it just appeared on their desk and it wasn't them. Going to use the stapler with your name on it. Finding that there's no more staples left in your stapler. Opening your drawer to find the pack of staples you bought, confident that they are there. Finding that your pack of staples are gone. Wasting 25 minutes of company time to put one teeny tiny staple at the top of a three page document that someone will read and shred, moments later........ Then realising that you should have just sent it as an attachment to an email, marked URGENT.....
...and stuff up the shreader because they forgot to take out that one staple. Then having to break finger nails trying to get the staple out because you can't use a pair of scissors or a metal letter opener because you might electrocute yourself and/or blow the fuses in the entire building. Then, the person who started all this comes along and says "oh that was silly of you, wasn't it?" Where did I hide my valium? Aarrrgghhh 🤪
Trying to leave the office just before 5pm to catch a train/bus home and get "the look" from everyone. But you never get "the look" when you get to work early and go in on the weekends and work from home after dinner 😝.
The Tuna….OMG😂😂 In the public service I’ve now encountered people who are allergic to apples; deodorant sprays; citrus fruit; clear desk policies; actual work 😂… I’ve heard people ANSWER THEIR PHONE ON THE LOO!!!! Thank you Jimmy, clever and accurate as always.
Ah.... Jimmy....that brings back soooo many memories , especially my days working in the Head Office of one of Australia's "big 4" banks in Melbourne. Especially when the fire drill meant walking down 32 ( yes...32) flights of stairs...and for some weird reason every dozen floors or so, the stairs would change direction 🥺
We had an earthquake evacuation drill one time when I was living in New Zealand. They happened often, to train people, all good, but one time we all trudged down from the multiple floors above us, and arrived at the mezzanine floor to find the door was locked 🔒 Oh joy. Heads rolled for THAT little hiccup. The worst part was that we had to trudge back UP all those flights of stairs because we were not allowed to use the lifts starting from the floor above us. Life in NZ is interesting, especially when there is a REAL tremor and the building is built on rollers and has a 6 foot sway in each direction. I actually really love NZ. I have dual citizenship.
I've never worked in an office but I did do a week as work experience at highschool & found out on day 1 what a pecking order meant, as finally even the lowest intern had someone under them & all I did was fetch coffee/tea & empty bins. The office manager was a pretty cool & had a wicked sense of humor & when he asked how my 1st day went & I told him, instead of giving me the ' everyone starts at the bottom ' speech, he gave me a list of things he needed me to do & a clipboard & said anytime I got dragged of my list of allotted tasks for something frivolous, to make a note of it, by about smoko the next day I was no longer looking for left handed staplers or trying out how to make soya latte with 8 sugars, because I wielded the clipboard of power.
ditto. Keeping a spare pair of tights in the drawer, uh NO, no one bothers with that anymore. Fancy living in an age where women had to cover their bare legs!
I've got one for you Jimmy.... for the IT worker!!! Ticket marked ***URGENT*** but it's just someone who's forgotten their password because they're too lazy to remember it. Getting a ticket with a vague description like "computer problem" as opposed to a housekeeping request or something. Users who you overhear describing in great detail to another co-worker the problem they're having with Powerpoint not lining up images to text properly, but all you get in the ticket is "Powerpoint problem". And when you ask them to describe the problem they're suddenly mute. HR sending onboarding tickets for users who started 20 minutes ago despite a policy of giving 3-7 days advance notice. HR sending follow-up tickets that create extra tickets about the new person who started 20 minutes ago and NEEDS their password, despite the first day being paperwork and training anyway. HR getting frustrated at you because you've run out of Microsoft Office licenses because they haven't bothered to tell you who to offboard for 6 months, which would have freed up licenses. Having to troubleshoot the CEO's home WiFi network because he's the CEO and you can't tell him no. Having to drive out to the CEO's house to replace his WiFi router because....... you know. Having to drive out to the CEO's house at 3AM..... etc. Getting "MY EMAIL WAS HACKED!" tickets because the person sees their own name next to a fictitious email address and can't understand the concept of spoofing until you tell them "what if you put a return address label on an envelope with your neighbor's name on it?". Dealing with that guy who wants a new laptop and will try to break his to get it, just because new hires are getting shiny new ones. And giving him a refurb that's even worse as punishment for breaking his perfectly suitable laptop. Providing the WiFi password for the 389907394th time, even though it's posted in the break room. Delicately explaining to the CEO why you can't give him local admin privileges so he can install Bearshare or Limewire on a company computer. Delicately explaining to the CEO why PornHub is blocked. Delicately explaining to the CFO that you can't get him the latest and greatest MacBook because he cut your budget by 30%... and because this is a Windows environment. Getting a ticket with 6 different problems that the user has been sitting on for months because they didn't want to bother IT, but now the computer is completely crippled. Having someone reopen a ticket about Powerpoint from 6 months ago to submit a new issue about the accounting software because they're too lazy to find the IT email address and start a new email. Those rare instances where someone reopens a ticket just to say, "Thank you!" and make it worth dealing with the rest.
Spending 100's over the years on bday gifts, parenthood gifts and farewell gifts for colleagues - and getting a card for your own farewell! "Deep Diving", "Holding the Pen", "While the Hood is Up", "Adding Colour" - urgh! Jimmy nails it again :)
I'd LOVE to hear what you make of receptionists in medical practices and especially hospitals! I believe they're all going to heaven when they die because they've already had their share of hell, or so the story goes.
having a meeting while a fire drill is going on in the background and you're told you can stay where you are, one side trying to talk over the drill and the other trying to hear over the drill. Or better yet, waiting for disaster to strike so you can leave early but dammit that other building that's closer to ground zero can evacuate but you can't cos you're not close enough.
JASON!! Thankyou so much for doing an office/reception one!! It's absolutely spot on, me & my office bestie ticked every one we related to.. Safe to say aww yepp! Ticked pretty much every one 😂😂 filled 2 pages of highlighted ticks 😂 this video will never get old. GOOD JOB JASON, 👍 👍 👍
You left out 17 pairs of shoes under a ladies desk, heels, flats, walking shoes knee high boots etc. They all stink. Same as uncleaned coffee stains on desks, office chairs that absorb farts. I am an electrician who works around all of that.
funny, I spilled a bottle of expensive perfume in my desk at my last corporate job (and i never returned to corporate life), and for me i still remember that as my experience, my office smelled DIVINE~ haha. there' s no need for 17 pairs of shoes, that's insane, keep them in your car. Actually, i'm not sure i even own 17 pairs of shoes nowadays.
I worked in an office once and the advice I was given was don’t look out the window in the morning because you’ll have nothing to do in the arvo. Was the single most boring week of my life.🤣
no he covered that with "microwaving tuna". I worked in an office many many moons ago and they banned heating up things in the micro, cos of one person.there's always One human who is a shit and justifies colonisation. just sayin'
Who the hell was that at the end laughing ?! 🤣🤣🤣 Her reaction was the best ! I laugh like that too. Fkn love it. It's like you just have no laugh Filter. What a champ.
You forgot "I will ESCALATE that" oh how I dislike that phase and the slow office worker walk with a couple of papers in their hand which they return to their desk with the same papers. I think they teach them that. Thank you so much Jimmy❤❤❤❤
I love using this phrase on the phone to customers- they feel all high & mighty until they realise it doesn't mean squat and the manager will actually tell them the same thing I told them earlier.....lolol
I know someone who had the head of a department dream. He's now head of testing and has lost all ambition in life. This is terribly accurate (especially the coffee)🤣🤣
Pretty glad I’m a massage therapist & not in an office….but we really have our own kinda weird! 😳🤦♀️😂 I’m just bad at controlling my face…so at least for part of the time clients are face down! 👍🏻😂
OMG the toe nail clippers! so freaking true. And the phrase I use ***all the time***, 'as per my previous email'! Also finally finding a spot in the fridge because no one ever throws their old lunch away/takes Tupperware home only, to have your lunch stolen and you now have to go to the cafeteria which you were trying to avoid. Also, sitting in the lunch room when you overhear your colleagues talking about you and they were too lazy to check around the corner to see if you're there - 🤦♂
Have worked in govt offices for 27 years, I especially appreciate "Wish this was a Mac", with their lovely lovely programs, apps and synchronisation abilities ...
We have a toilet that has solid walls compared to all the others that are cubicles I think it’s an unwritten and known but not talked about rule that that’s the popping toilet… 😂
Being on the 26th floor when fire drill goes off and not getting to elevator quick enough.no one reacting when real fire drill even though can smell smoke
2 vital things forgotten- hotdesking (shitdesking) and KP bloody I's......oh, and we have a dedicated milk fridge at my office, so lucky us! And who the hell reheats TUNA?!
I work in an office but they company has done away with ‘cubicles’. Now it’s just one large open room with rows of computers for all the worker bees. Also really frustrating when I’m actually trying to get shit done but I can’t shut a door to block out the hideously annoying laugh from one of the other rows. Most relatable thing in this for me is the heater/air on situation! Most of us have electric heat packs at our desks because it’s fucking cold no matter what.
Laughed so hard when you were pressing the numbers on the phone like a mobile phone but it’s a n old turn dial (not sure what the actual name for it is) phone 😂😂😂😂 Thanks Jimmy 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Just got to send an email 🤣
The loudest most obnoxious person in the office loudly asking if the wall between the offices could be taken down to make it more open plan, and everyone on the opposite side of the wall hearing her and looking at each other like "oh no"
Absolutely hilarious!!!!!!! Also peoole not cleaning microwaves and sandwich presses after use but still continue to use them even though it's looks like a perfect environment for salmonella!
Labelling your stapler and putting it in your drawer so no one will take it. Opening your drawer to find your stapler is gone. Searching the office for the stapler you distinctly remember labelling with your name so no one would take it. Finding your stapler and glaring at the person who took it who swears it just appeared on their desk and it wasn't them. Going to use the stapler with your name on it. Finding that there's no more staples left in your stapler. Opening your drawer to find the pack of staples you bought, confident that they are there. Finding that your pack of staples are gone. Wasting 25 minutes of company time to put one teeny tiny staple at the top of a three page document that someone will read and shred, moments later........ Then realising that you should have just sent it as an attachment to an email, marked URGENT.....
...and stuff up the shreader because they forgot to take out that one staple. Then having to break finger nails trying to get the staple out because you can't use a pair of scissors or a metal letter opener because you might electrocute yourself and/or blow the fuses in the entire building. Then, the person who started all this comes along and says "oh that was silly of you, wasn't it?" Where did I hide my valium? Aarrrgghhh 🤪
Ahhh this is my life.
Having to remove the staple before you shred the papers.
Not to mention the eternal phrase 'going forward' which is in every sentence.
That one is over used where I work too. I was actually waiting for him to say that.
Or “ in this space” argh
Let's "circle back" on that.......
Having 3 kids on a single wage and being asked to chip in on the farewell gift for some cow you have said 10 words to in 5 years.
Or the birthday gift and birthday lunch
😂😂😂😂😂god, can I relate!
Except that cow covered you every time your crotch goblin was sick
@@msdemeanour Lol, no, more like she reported you to the manager when you were in the toilet for more than the allowed 15 minutes.
@@msdemeanour I love the optimism here, thinking that people cover for each other anymore.
OMG, Someone's got a crazier laugh than Jimmy's 😄😄
100% best laugh EVER !
When you try to leave work a little early, but your boss reminds you that you have 7 hours left
Trying to leave the office just before 5pm to catch a train/bus home and get "the look" from everyone. But you never get "the look" when you get to work early and go in on the weekends and work from home after dinner 😝.
The Tuna….OMG😂😂
In the public service I’ve now encountered people who are allergic to apples; deodorant sprays; citrus fruit; clear desk policies; actual work 😂…
I’ve heard people ANSWER THEIR PHONE ON THE LOO!!!!
Thank you Jimmy, clever and accurate as always.
have been told to clean headset due to people taking them to the loo to answer the TPS call they made 30 min's ago
All so accurate! Pooping on another floor, so it’s not just me then 😂😂😂
I feel so much better knowing that I’m not the only person who tells the ringing phone to f&@k off 😂😂😂
I like to label one pint of milk as “Jeff’s BREAST MILK” No-one steals it
Or Jeff's nut milk
@@stevenlane729 that would be "Jeff's cream" surely.
As a former executive assistant to some office workers I can vouch for the six cups of coffee and no spoons in the drawer! 😄
Going into work specifically to get ahead of work and someone comes over for a chat…
OMG PTSD from all my years in an office ! So accurate it’s scary and HILARIOUS. Love it Jimmy😂
Ah.... Jimmy....that brings back soooo many memories , especially my days working in the Head Office of one of Australia's "big 4" banks in Melbourne.
Especially when the fire drill meant walking down 32 ( yes...32) flights of stairs...and for some weird reason every dozen floors or so, the stairs would change direction 🥺
We had an earthquake evacuation drill one time when I was living in New Zealand. They happened often, to train people, all good, but one time we all trudged down from the multiple floors above us, and arrived at the mezzanine floor to find the door was locked 🔒 Oh joy. Heads rolled for THAT little hiccup. The worst part was that we had to trudge back UP all those flights of stairs because we were not allowed to use the lifts starting from the floor above us. Life in NZ is interesting, especially when there is a REAL tremor and the building is built on rollers and has a 6 foot sway in each direction. I actually really love NZ. I have dual citizenship.
EEK! And darn, this gave me flashbacks of some fire drill where we had to walk down I forget how many flights! My brain had blocked that out.
I've never worked in an office but I did do a week as work experience at highschool & found out on day 1 what a pecking order meant, as finally even the lowest intern had someone under them & all I did was fetch coffee/tea & empty bins. The office manager was a pretty cool & had a wicked sense of humor & when he asked how my 1st day went & I told him, instead of giving me the ' everyone starts at the bottom ' speech, he gave me a list of things he needed me to do & a clipboard & said anytime I got dragged of my list of allotted tasks for something frivolous, to make a note of it, by about smoko the next day I was no longer looking for left handed staplers or trying out how to make soya latte with 8 sugars, because I wielded the clipboard of power.
Haven't worked in an office for 15 years, but it sounds like nothing has changed 😂
ditto. Keeping a spare pair of tights in the drawer, uh NO, no one bothers with that anymore. Fancy living in an age where women had to cover their bare legs!
OMG! 🤣🤣🤣 Almost 20 years working in an office - this is 100% accurate 👏🏻
I loved that you “button-dialled” on the old rotary phone!
Writing in some guy's farewell card ' so long, and thanks for all the fish'.
I've got one for you Jimmy.... for the IT worker!!!
Ticket marked ***URGENT*** but it's just someone who's forgotten their password because they're too lazy to remember it.
Getting a ticket with a vague description like "computer problem" as opposed to a housekeeping request or something.
Users who you overhear describing in great detail to another co-worker the problem they're having with Powerpoint not lining up images to text properly, but all you get in the ticket is "Powerpoint problem". And when you ask them to describe the problem they're suddenly mute.
HR sending onboarding tickets for users who started 20 minutes ago despite a policy of giving 3-7 days advance notice.
HR sending follow-up tickets that create extra tickets about the new person who started 20 minutes ago and NEEDS their password, despite the first day being paperwork and training anyway.
HR getting frustrated at you because you've run out of Microsoft Office licenses because they haven't bothered to tell you who to offboard for 6 months, which would have freed up licenses.
Having to troubleshoot the CEO's home WiFi network because he's the CEO and you can't tell him no.
Having to drive out to the CEO's house to replace his WiFi router because....... you know.
Having to drive out to the CEO's house at 3AM..... etc.
Getting "MY EMAIL WAS HACKED!" tickets because the person sees their own name next to a fictitious email address and can't understand the concept of spoofing until you tell them "what if you put a return address label on an envelope with your neighbor's name on it?".
Dealing with that guy who wants a new laptop and will try to break his to get it, just because new hires are getting shiny new ones. And giving him a refurb that's even worse as punishment for breaking his perfectly suitable laptop.
Providing the WiFi password for the 389907394th time, even though it's posted in the break room.
Delicately explaining to the CEO why you can't give him local admin privileges so he can install Bearshare or Limewire on a company computer.
Delicately explaining to the CEO why PornHub is blocked.
Delicately explaining to the CFO that you can't get him the latest and greatest MacBook because he cut your budget by 30%... and because this is a Windows environment.
Getting a ticket with 6 different problems that the user has been sitting on for months because they didn't want to bother IT, but now the computer is completely crippled.
Having someone reopen a ticket about Powerpoint from 6 months ago to submit a new issue about the accounting software because they're too lazy to find the IT email address and start a new email.
Those rare instances where someone reopens a ticket just to say, "Thank you!" and make it worth dealing with the rest.
😆🤣🤣This is hilarious! IT are life-savers when you teach - give me recalcitrant kids any day over computer glitches & bloody Google Classroom!
Absolutely love it Jimmy - thanks for the laughs!
"putting headphones on" ugh, i work from home and i 100% do this! and ALT TAB! haha.
Spending 100's over the years on bday gifts, parenthood gifts and farewell gifts for colleagues - and getting a card for your own farewell! "Deep Diving", "Holding the Pen", "While the Hood is Up", "Adding Colour" - urgh! Jimmy nails it again :)
Too true and tomorrow is Monday!!! 😫
The bloopers are just as funny, lol.
I'd LOVE to hear what you make of receptionists in medical practices and especially hospitals! I believe they're all going to heaven when they die because they've already had their share of hell, or so the story goes.
Thats a good one like that
Packing up to catch the bus that's in 3 minutes and having your boss talk to you for at least 15 minutes...
having a meeting while a fire drill is going on in the background and you're told you can stay where you are, one side trying to talk over the drill and the other trying to hear over the drill. Or better yet, waiting for disaster to strike so you can leave early but dammit that other building that's closer to ground zero can evacuate but you can't cos you're not close enough.
JASON!! Thankyou so much for doing an office/reception one!! It's absolutely spot on, me & my office bestie ticked every one we related to.. Safe to say aww yepp! Ticked pretty much every one 😂😂 filled 2 pages of highlighted ticks 😂 this video will never get old. GOOD JOB JASON, 👍 👍 👍
I love these!
This is one of your best, Jimmy. 🥰😆🥰😆🥰
Also, working on a mind numbing spreadsheet and "reportedly" shutting your eyes for just a minute and "allegedly" snoring.
OMG yes! 😀😂🤣
I don't think I've ever related to anything as much as I relate to this :P could watch this all day haha
You left out 17 pairs of shoes under a ladies desk, heels, flats, walking shoes knee high boots etc. They all stink. Same as uncleaned coffee stains on desks, office chairs that absorb farts. I am an electrician who works around all of that.
🤣🤣🤣
No way!
Ew! 🤢😜😂
funny, I spilled a bottle of expensive perfume in my desk at my last corporate job (and i never returned to corporate life), and for me i still remember that as my experience, my office smelled DIVINE~ haha. there' s no need for 17 pairs of shoes, that's insane, keep them in your car. Actually, i'm not sure i even own 17 pairs of shoes nowadays.
@@brunetteXer shoes, i guess that all depends on if you are in a position that comes with a parking space.
The farting one is a goal...to be primarily performed during fire drills while walking up or down the emergency stairs.
This couldn't be more accurate, well done
Yep, 6 coffees/teas, just for something to do! And the air-conditioning battle!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I've nearly peed myself cos it's sooo true , too funny Jimmy xx
That last one...YES! Though I prefer 'as previously mentioned in my email dated...' 🙄
That laugh in the background at the end 😀😂😀👍
got ALL my Woolworths weekly shops done on work time
Passing secret notes to the guy you've been dating for a while when there's a no dating a colleague policy. 😉😉
I love my job, but it's the work that I hate🤣
No longer work in an office but sheesh, this is sooo relatable from when I did. AND now, feel the pain about Teams 🤣
Love them 80s kellogg's cereal boxes in the background
I worked in an office once and the advice I was given was don’t look out the window in the morning because you’ll have nothing to do in the arvo. Was the single most boring week of my life.🤣
lol you missed "Please do the needful"
I HATE that one...
Missed people eating stinky lunches at their desk in an open planned office.
no he covered that with "microwaving tuna". I worked in an office many many moons ago and they banned heating up things in the micro, cos of one person.there's always One human who is a shit and justifies colonisation. just sayin'
I can never eat curry again because I used to smell it every single day, working for a co that employed 30+ indians
Who the hell was that at the end laughing ?! 🤣🤣🤣 Her reaction was the best ! I laugh like that too. Fkn love it. It's like you just have no laugh Filter. What a champ.
You forgot "I will ESCALATE that" oh how I dislike that phase and the slow office worker walk with a couple of papers in their hand which they return to their desk with the same papers. I think they teach them that. Thank you so much Jimmy❤❤❤❤
I love using this phrase on the phone to customers- they feel all high & mighty until they realise it doesn't mean squat and the manager will actually tell them the same thing I told them earlier.....lolol
I know someone who had the head of a department dream. He's now head of testing and has lost all ambition in life.
This is terribly accurate (especially the coffee)🤣🤣
Then someone opens a new milk, when there's one already open.
Please do one for massage therapists/physios! We see.. everything
Pretty glad I’m a massage therapist & not in an office….but we really have our own kinda weird! 😳🤦♀️😂 I’m just bad at controlling my face…so at least for part of the time clients are face down! 👍🏻😂
Every part of that was spot on
Still can't believe that anyone actually does anywork in a office, and gets paid for it.
OMG the toe nail clippers! so freaking true. And the phrase I use ***all the time***, 'as per my previous email'! Also finally finding a spot in the fridge because no one ever throws their old lunch away/takes Tupperware home only, to have your lunch stolen and you now have to go to the cafeteria which you were trying to avoid. Also, sitting in the lunch room when you overhear your colleagues talking about you and they were too lazy to check around the corner to see if you're there - 🤦♂
How did you know I snuck off with Colin from accounts?!! True story 🤣
Wonderfully quick observations.
Have worked in govt offices for 27 years, I especially appreciate "Wish this was a Mac", with their lovely lovely programs, apps and synchronisation abilities ...
Oh learnt something new today, Alt & Tab!
may i suggest "nut milk" is called "nut juice". Yes. exactly. serves them right.
The headphones! Accurate.
I love your humor❤️❤️❤️
Oh dear lord!!! This is hilariously true 😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂
Omg yes Jimmy PLEASE DO BEAUTICIANS 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Will love to see a "POV: You're a Company Director"
Whoever that woman is laughing in the background is AWESOME!
Yup, yup and yup…..nailed it! 😂
We have a toilet that has solid walls compared to all the others that are cubicles I think it’s an unwritten and known but not talked about rule that that’s the popping toilet… 😂
"Snacks" 🤣🤣🤣😂 that's me
Being on the 26th floor when fire drill goes off and not getting to elevator quick enough.no one reacting when real fire drill even though can smell smoke
F*ckin' Teams!!!!!!!
Dude, are you in my back pocket watching me all day I mean damn your accurate
Working in a regional office and being expected to attend the head office hours away in the capital city 16 times a year
2 vital things forgotten- hotdesking (shitdesking) and KP bloody I's......oh, and we have a dedicated milk fridge at my office, so lucky us! And who the hell reheats TUNA?!
Hotdesking and those bloody KPI’s make me want to kill myself on a daily basis.
Soo damn accurate...the tuna and Microsoft Teams
I’m jamming the printer someone effed up and having to contribute money to someone’s farewell present you don’t know and or like 😀
"As per my previous email from 3 years ago...."
""Fire Drill and you work on the 18th floor......
I feel so heard.
Nailed it
Had to stop watching... brought on a massive anxiety attack - got PTSD from working in an office, never again. Thanks Jimmy!
I work in an office but they company has done away with ‘cubicles’. Now it’s just one large open room with rows of computers for all the worker bees.
Also really frustrating when I’m actually trying to get shit done but I can’t shut a door to block out the hideously annoying laugh from one of the other rows.
Most relatable thing in this for me is the heater/air on situation! Most of us have electric heat packs at our desks because it’s fucking cold no matter what.
That person has a Ricky Gervais laugh
Hahaha 😆 😂 😆 I don't work in an office but could imagine! 😅
Laughed so hard when you were pressing the numbers on the phone like a mobile phone but it’s a n old turn dial (not sure what the actual name for it is) phone
😂😂😂😂
Thanks Jimmy 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just got to send an email 🤣
Rotary dial phone
@@anya425 oh yeah! that’s it 😂
You can't do that these days because your number comes up on their screen. "Got ya"? Ah, no, got YOU! 🙂
@The Aussie Family very true! 🤣
@The Aussie Family 🤣
This is my every day and I'm not paid enough to feel personally attacked
The loudest most obnoxious person in the office loudly asking if the wall between the offices could be taken down to make it more open plan, and everyone on the opposite side of the wall hearing her and looking at each other like "oh no"
Another great video aJimmy!
Brilliant!
Love the scarf!
I can relate to so much of that 😂
There's a quicker way to adjust the temperature: find the nearest sensor, and hit it with a hair-dryer or an aerosol duster.
Absolutely hilarious!!!!!!! Also peoole not cleaning microwaves and sandwich presses after use but still continue to use them even though it's looks like a perfect environment for salmonella!
I do the headphone trick to help quieten general noise
This POV is so much longer than other POVs
‘Thanks for reaching out to me’
‘Reaching out’ makes me wince, what’s wrong with ‘contacting’?
Waaaaaaaay too accurate 🤣
Thank you for teaching a Gen X’er what “Alt Tab” does!
That's why I never worked in an office. 🤣😂😅
OH MY GOD... This is my day 😂
Got me, pooping right now.