Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for February 21, 2021

I think it’s the cheap office chairs that are the real problem.

Gonna have to circle back on that one.

I keep thinking about Plato’s shadows.

Good question.

I first thought was that they were in a lineup.

I like the shadows.

No, they got that way from looking at their cell phones all the time.

In other words … the answer is “Yes.”.

Ed – The Dude abides

Remind me of a joke on posture from Gaston Lagaffe

https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/desktop-worker-evolution-desktop-worker-evolution-occupation-vector-107097649.jpg

Where are the lights that are casting the shadows? they would have to be very low and between the doorway or is the floor itself the light? - I know; picky picky.

Pink Floyd running through my mind. “We don’t need no..education”.

“The Usual Suspects”

Reminds me of an early scene in “Metropolis” (1927) with the workers shuffling away from the machines when their 10-hour shift ends.

poor seating

What despondency lurks in the hearts of men? The shadows know.

Maybe they get that way because they know they work for Rita.

Those shadows tell me it’s the latter.

Six and half a dozen, I think.

Which one is Keyser Söze

Somehow that reminds me of a scene in Snow White when the Seven Dwarfs are returning home after work. Although there are only six shadows here. Am I wrong?

That Rita, she’s all about posturing, especially to upper management..

Recalls the scene in Fritz Lang’s opus.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Clp69T70En0