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The Working Dead : People Who Waste Their Lives Away - One Day at a Time

Posted on October 25th, 2007 by top DIGG news

My former co-worker took personal calls on his cell phone while at work. His conversations always started the same way:
Co-worker: Sup?
Caller: Sup. What ya doin
?
Co-worker: Nothing. Working.
Both answers were accurate. Thats because at this job, doing nothing was still considered work if you were on the clock.

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