So uhhh, the oldest Boomers would have been 14 at the end of the 50’s. This would have been a Greatest and Silent generation thing.
And given what they lived through… well I get wanting a whiskey dispenser at work…
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So uhhh, the oldest Boomers would have been 14 at the end of the 50’s. This would have been a Greatest and Silent generation thing.
And given what they lived through… well I get wanting a whiskey dispenser at work…
so where’s my joint dispenser at work?
oh right. self employed. i’ll get right on that, boss.
The cigarette vending machine is not pictured, just to the right
Those were a thing well into the 2000’s. I paid that 90% markup many times in bars in my 20s.
People have no idea about boomers and do not know what they even are, but have the wildest opinions about them
Boomers is 1945 to 1965.
Plenty of them out there walking around.
It’s legal to speak to them.
Heck yeah. Time to go drive a fork lift
Ha, I had a bunch of family who worked at the Anheuser-Busch brewery in Newark, NJ, many, many years back, and beer on breaks was obviously a thing. What a time to be alive.
they just closed our AB brewery :(
i coulda been stapelfahrer klaus…
This was their mental health care.
Still better than what I get
I’ve been to startups where the liquor cabinet is open, and everyone was young and party happy.
They pay accordingly. It’s the young persons pizza party
The royal navy had a similar method to maintain morale and keep sailors happy.
Until Black Tot Day
We had it in the RCN as well, until they stopped the tot. Pretty sure we just followed the brits on that.
boozestraps
I heard my cities’ shipyard used to get a truckload of beer delivered twice a day
In the 1980s, drinking on the job at the brewery I worked at was normal.
JUST LIKE YOUR MOM
Lead is a hell of a drug.
anon_8675309@lemmy.world 18 minutes ago
No. They were loyal because there was a pension.