Where I work, we used to have a potluck with our respective shift groups. The illness and passing of a shift supervisor who organized it, covid putting the nails in the coffin, ended it. It was interesting based on our diverse culture backgrounds. Still, awkward for me since I’m great cooking for one or two, overwhelmed for a group. But I managed.
syzygy47 11 months ago
Where I work, we used to have a potluck with our respective shift groups. The illness and passing of a shift supervisor who organized it, covid putting the nails in the coffin, ended it. It was interesting based on our diverse culture backgrounds. Still, awkward for me since I’m great cooking for one or two, overwhelmed for a group. But I managed.
j_m_kuehl 11 months ago
Napkins, paper plates, Red Solo cups
Macushlalondra 11 months ago
You people are so pathetic. Just buy a bucket of chicken and you’re fine. Or ask if you can bring the soda, or pick up a cake at the bakery.
JoeStoppinghem Premium Member 11 months ago
Another thing lost with many working from home.
david_42 11 months ago
I never worked for a company that did potlucks. Considering I was in IT, probably a good thing.
goboboyd 11 months ago
A Crockpot of Door Dash leftovers.
GaryCooper 11 months ago
I guess Cooking would cut into the time they spend in bars.
MuddyUSA Premium Member 11 months ago
Lila and Boyd are sour notes of life!