Guleed went home because she has, she says, a deep and mystical understanding of the work-life balance. A… — Ben Aaronovitch
Guleed went home because she has, she says, a deep and mystical understanding of the work-life balance. A concept I once tried explaining to Nightingale with the aid of the big whiteboard in the visitors' lounge. I think he grasped it in the end, and said he was all in favour as long as I understood that this in no way applied to apprentices.
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