Jokes on them, I look like that already
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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It's propaganda.
Strongly smells of clickbait for boomers
This image brought to you by middle management.
As if desk jobs are known for being a beacon of health.
It feels like any WFH behaviours that would cause this also apply to working in an office...
Wouldn't she have less wrinkles by staying indoors, versus the hour-long commute with sun damage through the car windows?
Also: Is she eating out of a dog food bowl? Who made this lol
Apparently it's "research" funded by an office furniture company.
But it's so ridiculous I couldn't be sure it was propaganda and not a joke.
What stage is desperation in their ad campaign to return to the office? As if nobody ever got unhealthy by eating takeout at their desks everyday.
So you'll get old and have jacked arm muscles?
Joke's on them, I already look like that.
This is better labeled as a "weekend morning when working at the office."
This is how about 50% of people in offices I’ve worked in already look, whoever paid for this got ripped off. They could have just taken a picture.
We all know sitting in a car for 2 hours a day commuting to sit at a desk for 8 hours straight fueled by fast food produces the best bodies in the world. I know I certainly have had a major health decline over these last years as I spend that commuting time in the gym and take more breaks during the day to walk around.