I see people in their cars mostly millennials at lunchtime just chilling. What is the deal with this ? Is it like the onlybwaybfornpeople in cubicles to get quiet time? The modern equivalent of taking 30 minutes in a stall?? I don't get it.
I see people in their cars mostly millennials at lunchtime just chilling. What is the deal with this ? Is it like the onlybwaybfornpeople in cubicles to get quiet time? The modern equivalent of taking 30 minutes in a stall?? I don't get it.
They're smoking weed.
Hard to sleep in cubicle nowadays
Guy named Costanza ruined it for most of us
Its my time I can watch pornography in peace and quiet from the comfort of my drivers seat.
one place where ppl from work can't bother you...
They want to get out of the office for sanity but can't afford to buy lunch at a restaurant because wages are locked but dollar menus are gone.
I actually used to stretch in my office at lunch but people looked at me weird so now I do 15 minute stretch routine in my car. Not sure what everybody else is doing
Well, first they spent way too much money on that fancy new Mustang that was priced far beyond their means as young workers with college loans to pay off so that they can look cool and get the ladies. So they sit in it so they don't feel like they have wasted their money and so that one of the ladies will see them and think, "Wow, he has a cool car. I'm going to let him bone me right here and now." I prefer to use the Joey Tribbiani method: stand around on the street wearing a Porsche jacket, Porsche hat, Porsche gloves, and Porsche fanny pack and say, "How you doin'?" to all the ladies.
Second, they have to plug their almighty phone in to both charge it after screwing around with online games all day while they were supposed to be working and so they can listen to their 10,000,000 songs they downloaded off the internet on the expensive Bose stereo system they installed in their car. Listening to the music straight off the phone would be, as my generation used to say, "uncivilized."
Workout in my car wrote:
I actually used to stretch in my office at lunch but people looked at me weird so now I do 15 minute stretch routine in my car. Not sure what everybody else is doing
They are probably watching you and making bets when you'll finally be able to '"reach".
Cops.
Ghost out wrote:
I see people in their cars mostly millennials at lunchtime just chilling. What is the deal with this ? Is it like the onlybwaybfornpeople in cubicles to get quiet time? The modern equivalent of taking 30 minutes in a stall?? I don't get it.
They're trying to avoid YOU.
Sometimes I sit in my car and listen to talk radio for a while during lunch.
They are most likely introverts.
People with high introversion need to "recharge their batteries" by being alone.
I like to take a nap in my car during my lunch break. Duh.....
honey roasted peanut wrote:
Well, first they spent way too much money on that fancy new Mustang that was priced far beyond their means as young workers with college loans to pay off so that they can look cool and get the ladies. So they sit in it so they don't feel like they have wasted their money and so that one of the ladies will see them and think, "Wow, he has a cool car. I'm going to let him bone me right here and now."
Second, they have to plug their almighty phone in to both charge it after screwing around with online games all day while they were supposed to be working and so they can listen to their 10,000,000 songs they downloaded off the internet on the expensive Bose stereo system they installed in their car. Listening to the music straight off the phone would be, as my generation used to say, "uncivilized."
I'm sexting your daughter.
It's called dogging. Look it up.
When I do this at my part-time minimum wage job it's because I'm hotboxing myself.
when i worked for tesla, selling stupid electric cars to moronic people while working with some bizarre people, i would go to my car and eat lunch. it was the only break i had. if i was in the break-room (which was a chair with a mini fridge next to my desk and 4 other sales-man's desk), i was expected to field phone calls, make sales, etc. i did the same as you: took 30 minutes for lunch in my truck in the parking garage, and would listen to talk radio, or take a 20 min nap. came back refreshed and ready to sell overpriced cars...
WhitePony wrote:
Sometimes I sit in my car and listen to talk radio for a while during lunch.
Yup. It can be quite nice.
honey roasted peanut wrote:
Porsche fanny pack
Where can I buy this?