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IT has probably heard that joke enough times that they wish the next person that tells it steps on lego blocks barefoot in the dark.
I work in IT. This is the kind of stupid joke we live for. I'm pretty darn jaded but this is absolutely something I would lean into. I'm disappointed in the IT manager who is the subject of this post.
Maybe I'm just a stupid asshole lol.
I've been in IT for almost 20 years. There probably was a time in the middle of that run where I'd have felt like you do. There comes a time where things go full circle and you get so jaded that you decide to accept or even embrace the stupidity. I have up laugh at objectively dumb shit or I go insane. Helps me save my "angry energy" for things that really need it.
I work in IT and if I had the option of having an office 404 I would take it and then use societal pressure to dare people to actually make that joke.
And if they did I would take the security cam photo of them walking up to my office and post it on the wall outside of my office on the Wall of shame.
The Wall of shame board currently is empty, but I have thought about putting up a sign from Wikipedia that says you can help by expanding it
I have a kid and a dog. A chewed dog toy of the "incredibly hard for aggressive chewers" is like stepping on Lego sharpened by Japanese swordsmiths who then used it to make new teeth for a piranha that's biting your foot.
He didn’t get it. Blank stare. “Oh I was looking for you at 404. Thought that was funny.” “My office isn’t there.” “Yeh, but it’s 404. And you weren’t found.” “My office is here.” “Okay. Well anyway..”