11 times people are pretty passive-aggressive in the kitchen
Working from home may have a hundred downsides, but the big advantage is: no more grumpy notes from your colleagues in the shared kitchen. Passive-aggressive comments about highly personal coffee mugs or dishes left behind from the company cafeteria, with angry arrows pointing to the dishwasher: no, nobody misses those. These eleven people can certainly dish out their fair share of cranky messages too.
It’s incredibly annoying when someone has eaten the lunch you brought from the shared fridge. There was clearly a post-it with your name on it, but now it’s stuck to a container of farmers’ salad from spring 2019. And another colleague made cappuccinos for the entire department with frothed breast milk from the office manager. Fine, you’ll happily work from home again for the rest of the week.
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- Maar waarom zou je ijsblokjes meenemen naar je werk?
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- Jammer dat ik vertrek, doei!
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- Koortslip is hartstikke besmettelijk.
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- Met die IT-boys moet je duidelijk communiceren.
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- Nee, dat is geen complimentje.
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- Dan kun je wel bijdehante briefjes maken, maar kun je ook afwassen?
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- Wanneer wordt die kraan eindelijk gerepareerd?
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- Dat vaatwassen zo sexy kan zijn.
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- Toevallig, ja, heet ik Dave en bedankt voor de drankjes.
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- Beter verwend dan verwaarloosd toch?
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- Nee, dat is een ongewenste situatie.
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Source: My Health Gazette
