Posted on 04/28/2020 11:03:02 PM PDT by knighthawk
ABC correspondent Will Reeve apparently got a little too comfortable working from home on Tuesday when he appeared on “Good Morning America” without any pants.
Reeve did his best Winnie the Pooh impression during a segment to report on pharmacies using drones to deliver medicine during the coronavirus pandemic. He delivered the report to Michael Strahan and Amy Robach with a suit jacket and dress shirt, but no pants.
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way content is produced, as everyone from newscasters to A-list celebrities are forced to work from home -- but they typically wear pants.
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Maybe he spilled barbecue sauce on them.
The very pants I was returning!
That’s perfect irony!
Put that in the book, too, Elaine!
What a bunch of assholes. I’ve been working from home since 2000. So 8:00 AM I’m seated at my desk, dressed in business casual attire, shaven and groomed.
Is idiocy an explainable or unexplainable phenomenon? Just asking..../s
I meet with people on ZOOM all day and on a good day I have underwear on :)
At Least was not going “commando” on camera ……...
Since when is news reporting ‘work’! These neuron challenged @ickheads wouldn’t know the meaning of the work
lol
I mean, who walks around their house without any pants on, of any type?
Wait - you'd think I'd know better than to ask that question on FR....
Living up to thier perversion
I’ve only been working from home since this began, but I’m at my desk at 6:00am, showered and usually shaved. I’m fully dressed by 6:10 as I get my shirt and pants on while the computer boots and VPN connects.
Same here.
However, there is the chance I will always have to go in depending who broke what overnight, I do the shower and shave thing.
Since I have Friday off, I have already started paying for it. Others can come and go but not me.
I could never study effectively in my bedroom. At college, I went to the library and found an isolated carrell. In medical school, I studied in an empty hospital room.
Maybe the two are related. Maybe some people are not like this. But I've always had to compartmentalise the professional and the non-professional.
My accountant--one of the world's best--was like me. He never made a mistake and could remember the small change from 20 years ago. However, one evening when I went to his home to sign some papers, I was shocked at how different he was away from work. He could hardly function; his wife was not amused, and she ultimately divorced him.
Tech workers in offices haven’t seen business casual since 1988—if then.
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