Thread 60772016

This was a mid tier office for a normal office worker in the 80s-90s

why is working in a office so souless now? open office hellhole

They're slowly grinding everyone down until they're begging for UBI.

>>60772019
how do we go back

>>60772016 (OP)
> mid tier office

LMAO. This is the funniest bait thread in a long while. Thank you OP.

>>60772041
its true
this was actually a entry level worker office

>>60772049
Every passerby looking at you and your screen is not soul.

>>60772023
by realizing you can't and start asking yourself how to navigate these troubling times and make a little profit along the way

>>60772063
Bro before Covid-chan freed me from the wage cage I worked in an open office where everyone could see my screen and also every time I went to the bathroom or scratched my balls.

>>60772066
help

>>60772016 (OP)
>>60772049
These were upper management offices...

>>60772118
are you a open office zoomer

you like this shit?

>>60772099
checked and i wish i could, but no anon can show you the way. instead, i offer you this "seek what you will, if you have the will too".

>>60772136
thanks

This is true.

t. mid tier web developer in the 80s

>>60772016 (OP)
That’s actually the exact office where the dad from home alone worked to afford his average sized house in the early 90s

>>60772146
jesus how fucking old are you? get the fuck out of here

>>60772138
yes

>>60772016 (OP)
no it wasn't. this office is for high performers. not "normal office worker"s

>>60772041
its finnish nataliabro from /pol/...
bro.... do you remember me.... it has been five years.....

>>60773325
?

>>60773381
not talking to you

>>60772120
i dont get the lack of a ceiling tho

>>60772016 (OP)
If you think a private corner office in a downtown skyscraper is "mid tier" then you're probably retarded.

>>60773389
what do you mean ? are you trans lgbt+? seems like it

>>60773445
Exposes hvac ductwork and electrical conduits, giving the “office” more of an industrial feel to make the lazy, useless fucks believe the illusion that they are productive members of society.

>>60772016 (OP)
don't these offices still exist? it's more a problem with real estate isn't it?

>>60772023
Reminder that the USA killed Concord because Boeing couldn't compete with Evropean excellence

>>60772136
i miss when that greentext generator was actually impressive to people, before LLMs were widely available

>>60772066
>I wish I'd spent more time on 4chan

>>60773996
despite the billions poured in since then, this is still about the only time that an LLM has been genuinely funny

>>60773325
I have no idea who you are.

>>60774044
?

>>60772120
the ratio of workers to leeches is insane

>>60774213
Notice only pajeets and chinamen are working.

>>60772016 (OP)
>This was a mid tier office for a normal office worker in the 80s-90s
Who told you that? That's an executive suite, man. It has plants. Plural.

>>60772016 (OP)
yeah imagine having big comfy leather chairs at the office. would be nice

>>60772063
>Screen
Bro that's a typewriter.

>>60772099
I honestly would like to see a surrealist film with a set like this. Like, don't make it 80s in sentiment or themes, but make it 80s in spatial aesthetic.

>>60773993
The spaces themselves still exist, but they don't look like that. Even CEOs are sitting in HM Aerons with a standing/treadmill desk.

>>60774213
You'd be surprised at how much of the modern economic infrastructure exists solely as a release valve for elite overproduction.

>>60774213
kek

>>60774369
whats that

>>60772016 (OP)
Where can I look at more photos like this?

>>60774533
you like soul?

reminder this was a entry level intern office back in the 80s

>>60774550
This is AI isn't it?

>>60774544
This looks real enough. Why is this shit so comfy.

its true i was a mid level office manager in the '50s and it was much better. it stopped being worth it when everyone started turning gay and now i live in my grandmothers basement and play vidya all day.

>>60772049
Imagine having to work at a desk in the middle of an open atrium. I’m getting sweaty palms just thinking about it

>>60772016 (OP)
>This was a mid tier office for a normal office worker in the 80s-90s
Bullshit, we all had cubicle farms back then too. That sort of office might be for lawyers or CEOs.

t. retired old fart who loves Bitcoin

>>60774709
nope its real my friend
we live in hell
boomers had the best life of all generations

>>60774762
https://youtu.be/QRMPfEnltdM?si=I-ow3rEssGbYhaU1&t=167

you sure?

>>60774533
Checked.

>>60774533
The morning after.

>>60773995
>bragging about being completely cucked by the United States
the absolute STATE of eurogroids

The 80s had an aesthetic of dark workspaces.

Some interior designer probably worked out you can squeeze more productivity from the wagies if you have light coloured open spaces and we've had that ever since.

>>60776430
no you cant see all the black and brown people otherwise

>>60776411
Times were just happier weren’t they? We literally have to have a world war as a pressure release before we can relive this

>>60772016 (OP)
>I can’t breeve

>>60772016 (OP)
>"mid tier office"
>one of the highest floors in NYC
RETARD ALERT

>>60776537
KEK

>>60776537
Hahahahaha

>>60772146
The web didn't even exist in the 80s lmao

>>60772016 (OP)
>why is working in a office so souless now?
Most of you people in this thread will freak the fuck out if I lit up a cig or cigar in OP office. YOU are the reason life is soulless.

>>60772016 (OP)
>office in new york in the 1980s
Just making it there meant you were successful. The desk proletariat only started to really become a thing in the 1990s and would become the norm in the 2010s.

>>60776796
are you built for bbc ?

>>60774213
Meds now

>>60774742
Based 90 year old NEETchad

>>60772016 (OP)
>>60773993
>don't these offices still exist?
no. last I heard the building was demolished in 9/11/2001

>>60772016 (OP)
no matter how many times you post this thread this was not a mid tier office, this was a designer office from a magazine that probably belonged to an executive if anyone at all