that's not even a full 8 hour day. and that's not excluding the commute time midday since she works in two offices
i mean, good for her, that's cool, a 40 hour work week shouldn't be mandatory! just a little surprising that this executive, who definitely makes 6 figures, isn't putting in a ton of hours and isn't expected to continue to be available for work when she's at home
A lamp with a white shade was knocked over and broken. Someone was smoking pot. “This is the pot room!” a young man said.
While she's commuting, she listens to a podcast — her favorites include "The Pitch," "Dorm Room Tycoon," and "The Goop Podcast" — or checks emails on her laptop.
none of these are real
On Hipinion, posters taxed their bonds and brotherhood, pushing themselves to the brink as a board and as buds.
"San Francisco has a lot of culture, and it's exciting to be in the city," she said. "However, in Palo Alto there are a lot of exciting tech companies. I'm grateful to live in two innovative and thriving environments, surrounded by inspiring people."
Besides the "key wins" line, to Edwards, lunch is "a time to refuel" cracks me up too. That and catching up with family and friends at 6:30am.
I've been thinking of all the various scenarios of how this article came to be. Was Melania forced to do this by her boss? Is the author a friend and she wanted this feature to further her career? Did the boyfriend know all along this was going to look terrible for both of them but had to go along with it, or was he just as excited?
Also, Business Insider has always been garbage, but this clearly has to be sponsored by HSBC right? Aren't you required to disclose that?
idk, these are the type of people who earnestly want this type of coverage publicized about themselves. it may be sponcon, but you'd still need someone willing to be a subject.
While she's commuting, she listens to a podcast — her favorites include "The Pitch," "Dorm Room Tycoon," and "The Goop Podcast" — or checks emails on her laptop.
alaska wrote:it just seems like it's really nice and fun to be rich as shit
yeah, holy shit, you basically don't have to do anything either and people pay you insane amounts of money just cause you're already rich god damn it must kick ass to be that insanely comfortable
The Internet is supposed to be fun. If you're not enjoying yourself, you can leave the forum forever and never look back.
alaska wrote:the 2010s US ruling class is ludicrously aesthetically boring
see, the problem is that they want to pretend like they're just a better class of normal and because the rhetoric is that this is how everyone should live, they just seem like more comfortable regular people because that's what they think they are rather than the new aristocracy at least the victorians had balls to garnish their genocidal imperialism and abject wage slavery, what have we got? fucken silicon valley nerds going for jogs, fuck me
The Internet is supposed to be fun. If you're not enjoying yourself, you can leave the forum forever and never look back.
alaska wrote:the 2010s US ruling class is ludicrously aesthetically boring
see, the problem is that they want to pretend like they're just a better class of normal and because the rhetoric is that this is how everyone should live, they just seem like more comfortable regular people because that's what they think they are rather than the new aristocracy at least the victorians had balls to garnish their genocidal imperialism and abject wage slavery, what have we got? fucken silicon valley nerds going for jogs, fuck me
lol yeah exactly
the self-helpy healthy-lifestyle work-life-balance thing is the same line pushed on everyone, it's just basically impossible to do it when you don't have a kazillion dollars lol
On Hipinion, posters taxed their bonds and brotherhood, pushing themselves to the brink as a board and as buds.