With the latest ethanol trade deal with the US, I can only imagine there is going to be another big push to eliminate WFH/hybrid working in a lot of businesses.
That’s right, us peasants shouldn’t be at home with our families and loved ones, we should be working long hours, sitting in traffic or stood waiting for another late train, and then spending what we’ve earned on drowning our frustrations of the hamster wheel we’re on at the end of the day.
I’m really hoping this whole push to get everyone back in to the office is a generational thing from the boomers, and once they’re finally retired we can see a new shift in the workplace. But then that is probably being too optimistic.
With the latest ethanol trade deal with the US, I can only imagine there is going to be another big push to eliminate WFH/hybrid working in a lot of businesses.
Just one possible example would be that Ethanol is used in making beer, wines, and spirits. If pre-pandemic it was found people were socialising after work more than they are now, the consumption of those things would have been greater compared to now. I imagine they will want people socialising more after work to buy more booze to make the most of the imported Ethanol.
This was my mistake and you’re right. I had read as part of an announcement in the news that Ethanol is used for beer, wine, and spirits. Seems I wasn’t the only fool.
No worries! In the past, I’ve had issues with replies posting under comments posting out of order. I just guessed the glitch was back, and am relieved that it isn’t! Double entendre cheers!
With the latest ethanol trade deal with the US, I can only imagine there is going to be another big push to eliminate WFH/hybrid working in a lot of businesses.
That’s right, us peasants shouldn’t be at home with our families and loved ones, we should be working long hours, sitting in traffic or stood waiting for another late train, and then spending what we’ve earned on drowning our frustrations of the hamster wheel we’re on at the end of the day.
I’m really hoping this whole push to get everyone back in to the office is a generational thing from the boomers, and once they’re finally retired we can see a new shift in the workplace. But then that is probably being too optimistic.
But muh property holdings!
Eta: how proud Dickens would be, with the global state of things.
why?
Just one possible example would be that Ethanol is used in making beer, wines, and spirits. If pre-pandemic it was found people were socialising after work more than they are now, the consumption of those things would have been greater compared to now. I imagine they will want people socialising more after work to buy more booze to make the most of the imported Ethanol.
What?
https://beerandbrewing.com/dictionary/BVYow0MwFL/
I’m also going to have to jump on the “And?” bandwagon here.
I thought the alcohol produced was a result of the fermenting process, not an added product
This was my mistake and you’re right. I had read as part of an announcement in the news that Ethanol is used for beer, wine, and spirits. Seems I wasn’t the only fool.
https://www.thenational.scot/news/25149208.labour-red-faced-glaring-error-us-trade-deal-announcement/
No worries! In the past, I’ve had issues with replies posting under comments posting out of order. I just guessed the glitch was back, and am relieved that it isn’t! Double entendre cheers!
Building sits empty, rents are lost, value decreases.
We’re having two different conversations here, aren’t we? I could have asked anything and the answer would be the same.
Ethanol -> WFH jump still hasn’t been explained
And?
You just pour the industrial ethanol over the hops. Delicious beer.
:D
Yup 😂😂😂
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