Scotch, cigarettes and pinup girls were the lifeblood of every firm when I first started in engineering.
We got more **it done in those days and the camaraderie was such that it often didn’t feel like work.
Then eventually smoking was banned, you had to drink outside and the pinups started coming in envelopes designed to conceal what they were.
Today some firms wont hire if you smoke on your own time, would have a heart attack if they heard you had 1 drink at lunch and pinups= lawsuit by feminists.
You have to feel sorry for those that didn’t work back then. Yes, a whole different atmosphere, and I never accused anyone of sexual harassment. :) If you couldn’t handle it, you didn’t belong there.
(I was the secretary for the engineering section of carter carburetor for awhile. Engineers are an interesting group of people.)