Fridays were real work days before Covid in the office

Fridays were real work days before Covid at the office was a real day. At least from like 9:00 to 1:00, real day. You'd have big meetings on a Friday, 9:30, right? You'd be hungover. They'd card in bagels and cream cheese and orange juice and coffee from that one deli ate at very close to you. You knew tasted like, but you scarfed it down anyway. Even if you sandwich earlier that day, sitting there in the office kinda sweaty, kinda sick. Going, little mini vacation on Fridays, summer. Especially after night before. And it. It wasn't that pleasant. This is 2016. Someone would have, a pack of cigarettes from the night before. You maybe have pizza for lunch, pizza for lunch, right? This was real. Fighting the day here, a big meeting. Your type A sales boss would look fucking fresh and tight and like, you know, that hair slicked back. And he'd expect everyone to perform till 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon.