@Axtremus said in Happy Chinese New Year:
Not real …
Chinese New Year is usually celebrated in late-January/February
Replies to the tweet tells you it‘s just a drill, not a real thing.
Well, crap. I was questioning the "New Year" thing, but hoped it was true on other grounds.
There are actually good environmental reasons to stop people removing peat for horticultural reasons, but the Scotch whisky industry really isn't one of them.
https://whiskymag.com/story/the-problem-with-peat
The cop should have quickly figured out that this guy was likely under a lot of stress, had a heavily pregnant woman in the car, was outside the ER, and that these three things were probably connected.
Put two and two together, you jumped-up knobhead.
I really don’t see how quiet quitting is much different from working to rule. Been around a long time and, for most part, is recognized as a wage earner’s right.