@@cityhawk but its not even small talk, he never cares to receive any answers. Bill is like a radio beacon thats always on transmit never on receive. He asks "whats happening" because he thinks it shows he cares, but he really doesnt care even so much to hear the typical "not much" or "just doing this task" reply and just keeps going after the greeting
Gary Cole is a terrific actor he never had a "normal job" in real life. he bounced from job to job so when he read the script for Office Space he figured that this Lumberg was only running on "one channel" just souless human empathy emotion all drained out and he NAILED IT.
A great capture of how some managers around the world use filler words to sound nice and polite on the surface, but anything but nice to interact with!
"I'd really like to do some paid overtime... paying time and a half would be good... but I've already paid for a hotel room in X... so I will need you to refund that... and the fight tickets.. and the rental car.... and the meal at the restaurant that has been prepaid that i received as a gift and can't change...about $300....plus tips.... Maybe next weeek? Sounds good to me but I'll check in with you Monday morning as I know the family has a celecbration planned for soon so I may not be able to make it next weekend either. Maybe another weekend? Next month?
The best scene is at 0.48. He cracks his back like he just got off a long draining day at the office, while all he really does is walk around, drink coffee and give orders.😅
If Lumberg was an officer in wartime, his passive-aggressiveness would get him fragged. "Yeah, you need to carry out that frontal assault in the teeth of machine-gun fire..."
What makes it even funnier is I actually know a guy who looks and sounds like Bill Lumberg and he actually says the words “Yeah” and “Great” just like him too 😂😂
It must be terrible at be at a workplace like that. They definitely exist. I personally have been fortunate enough to have managers that do care and would go out of their way to help you and even celebrate your bday in any way they could. I did notice that it's mostly on larger accounts it can get like this. If you have a smaller team and you get along, you can even end up being friends with some colleagues and even some of your bosses (all depends of course). I work for a global real estate service and consulting firm with over 100,000 employees. I will say it was on smaller accounts I enjoyed it more but on larger accounts it can get very political and have more managers than they need. Even if the account is a major financial firm you're servicing, if your team is let's say is 12-15 people versus an account with 300 - 1000 people. You may like the "smaller" account better. Which explains why some choose to go to a smaller shop overall after they have worked at a big firm for years.
I haven't seen the movie but I've seen a lot of clips, especially of the two Bobs. Reminds me of a company I worked for, back in the early 2000's. They wanted to downsize and brought in a team to decide who should go and what positions were not needed. My boss, a totally useless woman, who knew less about what the company did than I know about the workings of a space telescope, made out a list of who she thought should go, based on those who sucked up to her and those who didn't. At the end of the process, most of the people on her list kept their jobs, it appears to have been seen as a recommendation, while she lost her job. Her position was deemed unnecessary and they said that she wasn't competent enough to transfer to another function. At the start of the process, she had boasted how it had been her idea. Karma.
The careless monotone Birthday singing for Lumbergh is nothing more than obligatory. It's obvious the people that work under him don't even care about him other than to be participants in an obvious patronization of their boss to ensure that they keep their jobs. Totally hilarious.
I lived a moment that was pretty much just like that.. we were applauding our shitty boss on his last day for a "job well done" and it was so obligatory and careless it was golden LOL
I love that he throws the paper plate from the cake into Milton's trash can while complaining about the cockroach problem, that is such a great little detail
Seriously, I think there is only one thing in the world that can turn a guy into Lumbergh. NONSTOP rejection for decades from women. Even gold-diggers wouldn't want to date an ugly freak like him. Not worth the money. Lumbergh needed to go to Vegas or Atlantic City and get laid once in a while, maybe then he wouldn't be such a rotten POS.......or maybe he still would, I dunno.
Once upon a time I worked for an English Sentence correction School in Tokyo, I made 1 mistake 1 time and I got 5 emails and three phone call saying how I need to be a little more cautious next time. I quit the next day
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Yeah... Thankfully you went ahead and quit! That was great! 😆
1:17 poor milton. just wanted proper tools and materials to do his job sufficiently and lumbergh just came by with his corporate greed and said "here, let me just make your job harder for you"
This dude did such a good job playing this character! The useless boss who struts around lackadaisically, pretending to know something about the company and it's operations. Coming around just to order people around. We've all had bosses we hated!
One of my favorite scenes is where right after Lumberg says ‘yeah I’m gonna have to sort of disagree with you there’, Bob Slidell is ready to reach across the table and strangle Lumberg but Bob Porter is able to restrain him and begins to explain to Lumberg that he hasn’t challenged Peter enough while Slidell has the expression “I will rip off your head and piss down your throat” on his faxe.
What's interesting is that Gary Cole was so good as Lumbergh that only a few years later, he was cast as Bill Owens for a similar role in "One Hour Photo."
Why i quit my job at JP Morgan Chase one day when I just said fuck it, took off my headset & left without logging out my pc w/ a customer that I wasnt aware still talking about the same problem with posting thier partial home payments how they feel it appropriate 37 minutes straight after I told them all mortgages put money towards interest first, principle second, that way the ones who invested lending your money get paid thier comeuppance first as do all mortgage servicing agreements like the current 30 yr mortgage your signature is listed on file as agreed to all terms. I just couldn't take it anymore and split. I never called in. Nothing. Just went AWOL
Lumbergh....the HR nightmare boss! They stopped paying Milton, which is fine, but Lumbergh went down to the basement to give him new duties while knowing he wasn't an active employee anymore....yeah, I'm gonna need you to write a very large check for being a baaaaaad boss. LOL Funny!!
Lumberg was one of the best characters of all time. Once you saw him a few times, you knew 100% what he was about and he never disappointed. One of the best movies ever. The bobs....comedy gold.
Uhmm, yeeah, I'm gonna have to ask you to go ahead and umm..not do that, and to just talk in the way you normally talk, mmkay? So if you could just go ahead and continue to talk like you've usually been talking, and to do that from now on, that would be greaat
Psychopathic idiots always try to bully someone...anyone...or as many as possible. It's a sick power play by incompetents. Anything to keep the worker "under control" so that the worker can never be happy or even satisfied. "So let's take away that stapler...... because it makes him happy.....and we can't have that" It's absolutely no wonder workers "go postal" occasionally.....
This was literally the very first movie I ever saw Gary Cole in. The second one was in A Simple Plan, and I instantly recognized his face, but not his voice, because he was using his natural, inflection-filled voice instead of his Lumbergh voice LMAO
You know, I just realized there's sort of a parallel with The Matrix. Neo was just some office guy and "woke up" one day. Pretty much the same thing here on a less grandiose scale.
As a recently retired Gen Xer, Lumbergh reminds me of so many past Boomer bosses and managers I had. That manner of speaking made me sick and made me want to scream at them “spit it out MFr”. They must have learned that in some stupid management training in the 70s or 80s….
Lumberg is suppose to be 40/41. That means he is a product of the 80s business era. He is essentially a wannabe Gorden Geko. Passes off his responsibility of work so he can just rock up to the office in a suite and walk around looking important lol.
Senator Hawley sounding like the Bobs in "Office Space" asking Lumbergh what it is exactly that Lumbergh does at/for Initech. And the Boeing CEO giving bullshit TPS Report Covers level responses.
"I'd really like to do some paid overtime... paying time and a half would be good... but I've already paid for a hotel room in X... so I will need you to refund that... and the fight tickets.. and the rental car.... and the meal at the restaurant that has been prepaid that i received as a gift and can't change...about $300....plus tips.... Maybe next week? Sounds good to me but I'll check in with you Monday morning as I know the family has a celebration planned for soon so I may not be able to make it next weekend either. Maybe another weekend? Next month?
We have two such consultants in our company right now ... in order to "work more efficiently". Well, everybody knows what that means :-( However, this movie is terrific!
I once had a job where I was offered the role of regional manager, but had to turn it down because I found a better job somewhere else. To think what I ended up missing out on - wandering aimlessly around the office with a cup of coffee in my hand and no discernible work to do.
I worked in an environment sorta similar to this, but in the medical field and it was the most miserable place I have ever worked! It was when I did a transfer to another dept in Austin, and worked in a tiny room with five other frowning, miserable women doing data entry. You couldn't have your phone on your desk, and if you did anything other than data entry on the computer, the supervisor, who smacked her nicotine gum, would walk over to your cubicle and ask what you were typing! You also had to email her and two other dept supervisors, if you needed to leave your desk and go use the restroom. They also had one of their brown nosing employees spy on fellow employees in the parking garage and if you were seen parking in the patient parking garage, which was free and much closer, you would get called out. I was so depressed in that job and ended up resigning a few months later, even though it was a state job with benefits. It just wasn't worth it. I now work as a private personal assistant on a ranch and my only coworkers are two dogs. My boss travels constantly, so he is never around. When I think about those times back in 2007 at that other job, I cringe!
My boss just used the Lumbergh voice on us and I was the only one who caught on
Yeahhhh
I do the voice sometimes also..
raise needed
Lumbergh always asks "what's happening?" and then just keeps on talking. Scarily realistic.
Thats american style truly
@@Cx10110100Useless small talk? We perfected it.
Rhetorically yes
@@cityhawk but its not even small talk, he never cares to receive any answers. Bill is like a radio beacon thats always on transmit never on receive. He asks "whats happening" because he thinks it shows he cares, but he really doesnt care even so much to hear the typical "not much" or "just doing this task" reply and just keeps going after the greeting
"... I haven't received my paycheck"
"For now if you can go ahead and get a flashlight and a can of pesticide...."
😂
@@ryans6280 Greeeeattthuh
Gary Cole is a terrific actor he never had a "normal job" in real life. he bounced from job to job so when he read the script for Office Space he figured that this Lumberg was only running on "one channel" just souless human empathy emotion all drained out and he NAILED IT.
Gary Cole gives me PTSD as Lumbergh in this movie. He's so accurate it's traumatizing. Even the sexual nightmares.
Lol! 😂🤣
Yeaaaaaah.
….yeah, I’m just gonna go ahead and put you in doggystyle
☠️
A great capture of how some managers around the world use filler words to sound nice and polite on the surface, but anything but nice to interact with!
"I'd really like to do some paid overtime...
paying time and a half would be good...
but I've already paid for a hotel room in X...
so I will need you to refund that...
and the fight tickets..
and the rental car....
and the meal at the restaurant that has been prepaid that i received as a gift and can't change...about $300....plus tips....
Maybe next weeek?
Sounds good to me but I'll check in with you Monday morning as I know the family has a celecbration planned for soon so I may not be able to make it next weekend either.
Maybe another weekend?
Next month?
You described the usps,trust me!
We've ALL worked for someone like Lumbergh at least once in our lives...
The best scene is at 0.48. He cracks his back like he just got off a long draining day at the office, while all he really does is walk around, drink coffee and give orders.😅
Uhhhh yeah. That would be what I do. I’m good at that. And get that cover page on those TPS reports. ASAP.
The thing to actually do would be to call his bluff and have him sign off on 16 hours of Overtime. You would get your weekend right back after that.
Gary Cole never actually worked in an office. Impressive that he nailed the character.
Yes your right Gary Cole worked odd jobs and also jobs like bartending house painting etc he zoned in on how a office sucks the soul out of a person.
If Lumberg was an officer in wartime, his passive-aggressiveness would get him fragged. "Yeah, you need to carry out that frontal assault in the teeth of machine-gun fire..."
Lumberg is the funniest boss in a comedy movie. Michael Scott in a TV comedy. Absolute comedy gold
What makes it even funnier is I actually know a guy who looks and sounds like Bill Lumberg and he actually says the words “Yeah” and “Great” just like him too 😂😂
Uhh yeah. I'm gonna have to disagree with you there. I personally like Colin Farrell from Horrible Bosses more though Lumberg is up there.
Can't believe this movie is now 25 years old. What a classic. Love it. Lumbergh is probably my favorite.
His “yeaaa” be cracking me up
Gary Cole is an underrated American treasure.
Midnight Caller was an underrated tv series he did.
He was good as Mike Brady.
Been a fan since this and Harvey Birdman
Also check out the tv series he was on called American Gothic.
@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 One of my all-time favorites.
I went to birthdays at work where everyone sang Happy Birthday JUST LIKE IN THIS VIDEO. Like everyone had their soul removed... oh, the humanity!
frosting on the cake?
It must be terrible at be at a workplace like that. They definitely exist. I personally have been fortunate enough to have managers that do care and would go out of their way to help you and even celebrate your bday in any way they could. I did notice that it's mostly on larger accounts it can get like this. If you have a smaller team and you get along, you can even end up being friends with some colleagues and even some of your bosses (all depends of course). I work for a global real estate service and consulting firm with over 100,000 employees. I will say it was on smaller accounts I enjoyed it more but on larger accounts it can get very political and have more managers than they need. Even if the account is a major financial firm you're servicing, if your team is let's say is 12-15 people versus an account with 300 - 1000 people. You may like the "smaller" account better. Which explains why some choose to go to a smaller shop overall after they have worked at a big firm for years.
I haven't seen the movie but I've seen a lot of clips, especially of the two Bobs. Reminds me of a company I worked for, back in the early 2000's. They wanted to downsize and brought in a team to decide who should go and what positions were not needed. My boss, a totally useless woman, who knew less about what the company did than I know about the workings of a space telescope, made out a list of who she thought should go, based on those who sucked up to her and those who didn't. At the end of the process, most of the people on her list kept their jobs, it appears to have been seen as a recommendation, while she lost her job. Her position was deemed unnecessary and they said that she wasn't competent enough to transfer to another function. At the start of the process, she had boasted how it had been her idea. Karma.
thats awesome
Given your background this movie is going to feel more like a cringeworthy documentary than an office comedy
U have to watch it!!!!
How did the rest of the people on the list keep their job if it was her idea to pick and choose who should be fired.
@@colored433 Her boss didn't trust her judgement.
The careless monotone Birthday singing for Lumbergh is nothing more than obligatory. It's obvious the people that work under him don't even care about him other than to be participants in an obvious patronization of their boss to ensure that they keep their jobs. Totally hilarious.
I lived a moment that was pretty much just like that.. we were applauding our shitty boss on his last day for a "job well done" and it was so obligatory and careless it was golden LOL
The man was so bad even suck ups had more self-respect than the ply that skill
Wow uot I @@Captain_Crayzay aoweyw🎉auwoowywiwywe see w🎉one oiwowweoywowuwow
I love that he throws the paper plate from the cake into Milton's trash can while complaining about the cockroach problem, that is such a great little detail
Seriously, I think there is only one thing in the world that can turn a guy into Lumbergh. NONSTOP rejection for decades from women. Even gold-diggers wouldn't want to date an ugly freak like him. Not worth the money. Lumbergh needed to go to Vegas or Atlantic City and get laid once in a while, maybe then he wouldn't be such a rotten POS.......or maybe he still would, I dunno.
"How much time do you spend each week with these TPS reports?" When Bob stares down Lumbergh 🤣
1:49 The look Bob Slidell gives Lumbergh, priceless. I wonder how long it took to get that just right. That's a talented actor.
It was a look of "You better come up with a good answer NOW!!"
Once upon a time I worked for an English Sentence correction School in Tokyo, I made 1 mistake 1 time and I got 5 emails and three phone call saying how I need to be a little more cautious next time. I quit the next day
Yeah... Thankfully you went ahead and quit! That was great! 😆
This movie is literally the story of my life scene by scene!.....still hilarious and one of my favorites ❤
wow! that's incredible! so how much time did Mike Judge spend interviewing you in order to write the script???
1:17 poor milton. just wanted proper tools and materials to do his job sufficiently and lumbergh just came by with his corporate greed and said "here, let me just make your job harder for you"
Lost track of how many times i've seen this movie, and the employee's reaction to his announcement will always kill me at 00:30.
This dude did such a good job playing this character! The useless boss who struts around lackadaisically, pretending to know something about the company and it's operations. Coming around just to order people around. We've all had bosses we hated!
I just wanted to tell you we started at the usual time this morning 🤣🤣🤣
The greatest movie of all time
You should watch Silicon Valley by director Mike Judge (same director).
Bill Lumbergh is the reason why I’m going to buy the Winchester collar shirts
😂😂😂😂
Um yeaaa if you can go ahead and like this comment, that’ll be great. Thanks, and I’ll make sure you get another copy of that memo
@SuperNostalgia.don’t be spamming your religious crap on here
@@macysondheimI missed something? Who is @SuperNostalgia?
@@macysondheim😢😢😢😢😢😢
But.......but..........CZcams has denied my comments 4 times this this year and I haven't received any likes.
😂😂
Chad from accounting
Between this role and his character in Talledega Nights, I'm just amazed at his talent.
Check out two tv shows he did Midnight Caller and American Gothic.
I forgot how HYSTERICAL this movie is! LOVE LOVE LOVE, thank you for sharing 😀🤣❤🙏
One of my favorite scenes is where right after Lumberg says ‘yeah I’m gonna have to sort of disagree with you there’, Bob Slidell is ready to reach across the table and strangle Lumberg but Bob Porter is able to restrain him and begins to explain to Lumberg that he hasn’t challenged Peter enough while Slidell has the expression “I will rip off your head and piss down your throat” on his faxe.
The literal definition of what it is to be a tool.
Literally literal? Or just figuratively literal?
Mmmmmmm yeaaaaa..yeaaa . Stuff of nightmares.
What's interesting is that Gary Cole was so good as Lumbergh that only a few years later, he was cast as Bill Owens for a similar role in "One Hour Photo."
“Yah hiiiii it’s lumbergh again”
Lumbergh deserved an Oscar for this role. The best and worst boss ever.
Why i quit my job at JP Morgan Chase one day when I just said fuck it, took off my headset & left without logging out my pc w/ a customer that I wasnt aware still talking about the same problem with posting thier partial home payments how they feel it appropriate 37 minutes straight after I told them all mortgages put money towards interest first, principle second, that way the ones who invested lending your money get paid thier comeuppance first as do all mortgage servicing agreements like the current 30 yr mortgage your signature is listed on file as agreed to all terms. I just couldn't take it anymore and split. I never called in. Nothing. Just went AWOL
Lumbergh....the HR nightmare boss! They stopped paying Milton, which is fine, but Lumbergh went down to the basement to give him new duties while knowing he wasn't an active employee anymore....yeah, I'm gonna need you to write a very large check for being a baaaaaad boss. LOL Funny!!
Bill Lundberg should've been the boss of NCIS.
If you could put the cover sheets on all of your reports that would be greeeaaat.
That could actually work.
Yeeeeeaaaahhhhh
That look at 00:18... He isn't listening to what Peter says at all.
Milton is the one Lumburg's been the worst to, he doesn't hear or care about anything that guy says. And that's aside from all the desk moving.
He doesnt listen to anyone, except the Bobs who actually pose a threat to his job. He is a radio thats always on transmit, never on receive
mmmm yeeeeaaaaaaaaah.....
Gary Cole, FTW!
1:28 Damn it feels good to be a Gangsta
That’s not it.
It’s Kim Possible’s dad, Ari Gold’s mentor and Jed Bartlet’s second Vice President.
And Mike Brady in the Brady Bunch movies of the 90s!
Don't forget the old bitch Mayor Fred Jones Sr from mystery incorporated.
And Sheriff Lucas Buck from American Gothic
Lumberg was one of the best characters of all time. Once you saw him a few times, you knew 100% what he was about and he never disappointed. One of the best movies ever. The bobs....comedy gold.
1:40 Ahh you missed the baffled reaction to his 'disagreement'...
I manage people at work. I just became aware of this movie, and now I can't say "That'd be great," without feeling like a complete douche bag 😂😅
You seriously have to take a day to say “that would be greeeaaaat” to everyone at work even if it’s just for an hour
@@MetaGiga @nevermindmyname813 -- and work in a few "mmmmm yeah"s.
I'm gonna start talking like this guy
Uhmm, yeeah, I'm gonna have to ask you to go ahead and umm..not do that, and to just talk in the way you normally talk, mmkay? So if you could just go ahead and continue to talk like you've usually been talking, and to do that from now on, that would be greaat
@@alvexok5523nailed it
WHY WOULD A BOSS STEAL A WORKERS STAPLER???? THAT NEVER SAT RIGHT WITH ME.😂
Psychopathic idiots always try to bully someone...anyone...or as many as possible.
It's a sick power play by incompetents.
Anything to keep the worker "under control" so that the worker can never be happy or even satisfied.
"So let's take away that stapler...... because it makes him happy.....and we can't have that"
It's absolutely no wonder workers "go postal" occasionally.....
They gaslight the hell out of Milton! That’s just nuts!!
This movie is a must watch
This was literally the very first movie I ever saw Gary Cole in. The second one was in A Simple Plan, and I instantly recognized his face, but not his voice, because he was using his natural, inflection-filled voice instead of his Lumbergh voice LMAO
1:18 Such a *GREAT actor, he OWNS that role!* I even feel sorry for the character, because of his great acting!* 😃
Just realised Lumberg is wearing a belt AND braces. The true mark of a fool!
0:33 - The look on their faces pretty much sums up the movie.
he always makes me laugh
I am 2:07, I am turning 41 and all I ever wanted to be as successful in life as Bill Lumbergh
That’d be great
The best day of the year. Lumbergh's birthday. Everyone Gets Cake!
You know, I just realized there's sort of a parallel with The Matrix. Neo was just some office guy and "woke up" one day. Pretty much the same thing here on a less grandiose scale.
His face looking at the cake ☠☠☠ 2:13
As a recently retired Gen Xer, Lumbergh reminds me of so many past Boomer bosses and managers I had. That manner of speaking made me sick and made me want to scream at them “spit it out MFr”. They must have learned that in some stupid management training in the 70s or 80s….
Tell me about it.
Lumberg is suppose to be 40/41. That means he is a product of the 80s business era. He is essentially a wannabe Gorden Geko. Passes off his responsibility of work so he can just rock up to the office in a suite and walk around looking important lol.
Mmmm yeaaah
I'm getting old. He's starting to look fine af.
Screwing someone from the office and demanding those tedious TPS reports and holding a cup of coffee at the same time. 😆
Ikr 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
I’m listening to this while dealing with a real bill lumbergh
Same here.
Let’s survive together
Love cole 😆😆”go ahead and....”
Yeaaaaaaaah.
0:47 🤣😂🤣
Yeahhhhh, if you could just go ahead and like this comment that'd be great. Mkay?
I’m merging your department with archives and i’m firing you…didn’t you get the memo ?🤣🤣
im 35, i havent wanted to hear happy birthday in 12 years. just let me die alone already
WHAT WAS ""BILLS JOB""" ANYWAY?????
Statistical Analysis and Data Reconfiguration no wait that's Chandler.
please no that's Barney
@@robertjackson3552 **^^HUH??????....**
@@gordonliddy7971 NO ONE KNOWS!!
Pestering people about TPS reports and drinking coffee. Duh! :D
Either regional manager or general manager
If my boss were this polite I d come to office on Sundays
I really want to watch American Gothic again 🤔
That show was criminally forgotten and underrated.
It was soooooo good.
He plays a good jerk. Check out “American Gothic 1995”. He plays these roles well.
TPS report. 👌
Yeeaahh
mmm... yeah...
I'm gonna need you to...come in on Sunday as well. That'd be great...thanks a bunch.
What a @#%$@^#%!@%!
Yyyeeaaaaahhh
Senator Hawley sounding like the Bobs in "Office Space" asking Lumbergh what it is exactly that Lumbergh does at/for Initech.
And the Boeing CEO giving bullshit TPS Report Covers level responses.
If you could could just go ahead and use the Boston stapler for now on that would be terrific. Yeahhh
Lumberg has a sort of Minnesota nice thing going on… which might go along with his Scandinavian last name
"it's funny cuz it's true" --homer
I’m convinced this movie is an alternative reality to if Neo took the blue pill.
We Bare Bears episode "Fashion Bears" resembles this film
one crazy movie
Tapping it and TPS reports 🎉 that's a Bingo!
Hey Milton, whaaat's happenin'? Um yeaaa can we move your desk down to storage B.. yeaa that'd be great.. m'kay?
"I'd really like to do some paid overtime...
paying time and a half would be good...
but I've already paid for a hotel room in X...
so I will need you to refund that...
and the fight tickets..
and the rental car....
and the meal at the restaurant that has been prepaid that i received as a gift and can't change...about $300....plus tips....
Maybe next week?
Sounds good to me but I'll check in with you Monday morning as I know the family has a celebration planned for soon so I may not be able to make it next weekend either.
Maybe another weekend?
Next month?
We have two such consultants in our company right now ... in order to "work more efficiently". Well, everybody knows what that means :-(
However, this movie is terrific!
I once had a job where I was offered the role of regional manager, but had to turn it down because I found a better job somewhere else. To think what I ended up missing out on - wandering aimlessly around the office with a cup of coffee in my hand and no discernible work to do.
Say hello to lumbergh for me lmao
Hard to believe that's Harvey Birdman
yeahhhhh
I worked in an environment sorta similar to this, but in the medical field and it was the most miserable place I have ever worked! It was when I did a transfer to another dept in Austin, and worked in a tiny room with five other frowning, miserable women doing data entry. You couldn't have your phone on your desk, and if you did anything other than data entry on the computer, the supervisor, who smacked her nicotine gum, would walk over to your cubicle and ask what you were typing! You also had to email her and two other dept supervisors, if you needed to leave your desk and go use the restroom. They also had one of their brown nosing employees spy on fellow employees in the parking garage and if you were seen parking in the patient parking garage, which was free and much closer, you would get called out. I was so depressed in that job and ended up resigning a few months later, even though it was a state job with benefits. It just wasn't worth it. I now work as a private personal assistant on a ranch and my only coworkers are two dogs. My boss travels constantly, so he is never around. When I think about those times back in 2007 at that other job, I cringe!
Mmm yeah.
Yeaaaa-uuuuh Hummmmmm
Oh oh!🤣🤣🤣
Took a stapler off my desk 😭😭😭