We Really Need to Undo Solitary Advancement in Companies

With the way the average corporation treats employees, it's worth noting that every employee that does a meaningful task for the company deserves to be represented by at least 1 authority figure. The days of putting the carriage before the horse are over. We can't let "the man" use tyranny to progress history back and forth and every which direction. Just because it takes all sorts, and we have users and non-users, doesn't mean we can self-destruct for the sake of what. I'm not interested in justice and personal accountability. I'm interested in families having family time. And companies treating employees like they have families. Just because everybody's just getting by is no excuse for people closing in on other people. If you want to shove your last cent down someone else's throat then maybe you need to look at your own roots. Privacy is a non-issue, like it was yesterday, don't continually build muscle, when you need flexibility. Tracking the well worn paths of yesterday leaves you with the ghost of history, but what about tomorrow? Maybe an example from our daily lives will help... At times preparing food gives us appetite, and the meal is always better with company. I hope this shows that fallen empires are not always lost, and feeding the young should not be an exercise in futility.

I restrict, nonsense, I restrict, nonsense...then something actual happens...

I've got to clean my bathroom, it may sound like a simple chore, but I assure you it's not...Not only does it take brawn to clean a bathroom, it takes planning, and appropriate cleaners, and work clothes because you don't want to bleach your work clothes. The point is has to get done, and it's not a simple task. I tried talking my coworker into visiting, because she cleans for other people, but she dislikes it just as much as me, if not more. I've been tackling the cleaning a little bit at a time, but it's something I really would hate to get behind on. I'm going to go after the tub, likely this weekend, we'll see how it goes. Oh btw, I've got laundry to do too.