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Topic	Is ordering a Pizza 30 minutes before they close a **** move?
adjl 08/17/18 4:48:17 PM #49:	DocDelicious posted... adjl posted... nonsense DocDelicious posted... You're being paid to be there. Do your job. What a well-reasoned argument. I can see you've put some real thought into your position. wwinterj25 posted... Choosing to do so means I'm hungry so I want to eat. Presumably, yes. That is typically how people feel when they order food. Being hungry doesn't mean you aren't choosing to annoy employees who you know will be annoyed by your actions, though. Your choice can have more than one implication at a time. wwinterj25 posted... I don't give a s* about some disgruntled employee. Ergo, inconsiderate, also known as being an asshole. Quod erat demonstrandum. Revelation34 posted... Well I mean that argument was nonsense. A scenario that would never happen anywhere in the world. I'm not sure you understand thought experiments... DocDelicious posted... Full time job of 10 years with UPS, I sleep in my office almost every day from October to January and work over 60 hours a week year-round. I just have no sympathy for lazy people. Sounds like a variant of Stockholm Syndrome to me. That's not really normal, and you should probably stop projecting your addiction onto other people. You should also stop leaving people's packages on doorsteps without waiting to make sure that they receive them, but that's a broader gripe with UPS and you may or may not actually do that. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:907063143] in Is orderin... [t:76907556]...</cite> <quote><cite>DocDelicious posted...</cite> <quote><cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote>nonsense</quote> <cite>DocDelicious posted...</cite> <quote>You're being paid to be there. Do your job.</quote></quote> What a well-reasoned argument. I can see you've put some real thought into your position. <cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>Choosing to do so means I'm hungry so I want to eat.</quote> Presumably, yes. That is typically how people feel when they order food. Being hungry doesn't mean you aren't choosing to annoy employees who you know will be annoyed by your actions, though. Your choice can have more than one implication at a time. <cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>I don't give a s* about some disgruntled employee.</quote> Ergo, inconsiderate, also known as being an asshole. Quod erat demonstrandum. <cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote>Well I mean that argument was nonsense. A scenario that would never happen anywhere in the world. </quote> I'm not sure you understand thought experiments... <cite>DocDelicious posted...</cite> <quote>Full time job of 10 years with UPS, I sleep in my office almost every day from October to January and work over 60 hours a week year-round. I just have no sympathy for lazy people.</quote> Sounds like a variant of Stockholm Syndrome to me. That's not really normal, and you should probably stop projecting your addiction onto other people. You should also stop leaving people's packages on doorsteps without waiting to make sure that they receive them, but that's a broader gripe with UPS and you may or may not actually do that. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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