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I do have to say that I am grateful that PNC let us work from home if we used the Parkway East. I would be so drained by the time I got to work and got home. You’re talking probably at least an extra two hours commute time plus spending more money on gas sitting in all the traffic. No matter which detour you took it was bad. I talked to a few few friends. I have in the medical field and it was a nightmare. Don’t let people tell you that it wasn’t.

So if the executives are reading this, I want to thank you for letting us do this because you didn’t have to.

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@zh honest question why are you commuting to do that. Just stay home and work like usual. If nobody gives in we all stick together they will have to change the rules for us

@zh After RTO, I absolutely will not put in any extra hours. They get 40, exactly. I used to be willing to give 44 or so to get projects done.

That's cute. Don't forget to blow the $hit out your nose after all that brown nosing. On a questionable note why in the literal f*ck did the business decide to go to RTO 5 days/week whilst being completely incapable of providing any speck of data or answers? My commute wasn't paused by a multi mill $ construction project. I still have to travel 12-15 hours per week to sit at a workstation and do the same exact thing I was doing for the last 6 years from my home workstation. It literally doesn't make sense in any universe.

Oh hi bill

Do you like to start at the front or the back of the boot?

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Wow, what a privilege. I still have to come in every day even though my commute is an hour each way. My commute home took 3 hours the other day due to an accident on 279.

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