A jocular saying about business culture was posted on Twitter by Alex Baze on March 5, 2014:
“I feel like every office has 3 people who do all the work and 15 people who just walk around with salads.”
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Alex Baze
@bazecraze
I feel like every office has 3 people who do all the work and 15 people who just walk around with salads.
3:50 PM · Mar 5, 2014·Echofon
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j Paul Morris
@Jpm37John
“@bazecraze: I feel like every office has 3 people who do all the work and 15 people who just walk around with salads."And coffee cups
4:35 PM · Mar 5, 2014·Twitter for Android
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it’s ya girl alexa
@alessamikton
“I feel like every office has three people who do all the work and fifteen people who just walk around with salads.”
2:09 PM · Mar 22, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
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@bazecraze “I feel like every office has 3 people who do all the work and 15 people who just walk around with salads.”
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tOo rAw 😈
@shedidwhatttt
I feel like every office has three people who do all the work and fifteen people who just walk around with salads.
8:22 PM · Feb 24, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
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Skinny Teatox
@Skinny_Teatox
I feel like every office has 3 people who do all the work and 15 people who just walk around with salads.
9:39 AM · Nov 8, 2019·Twitter Web App
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Bhavesh!!!
@BhaveshSharma49
I feel like every office has 3 people who do all the work and 15 people who just walk around with Tea/Coffee.
5:18 AM · Dec 2, 2019·Twitter for Android
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