President Trump reiterated his stance on Monday, demanding government employees return to the office and expressing skepticism about the work ethic of those working remotely. He claimed that people working from home would engage in leisure activities instead of working, stating they 'are gonna be going out, they're gonna play tennis, they're gonna play golf, they're gonna do a lot of things. They're not working.'
On Monday, the president reiterated his demand that government employees return to the office with a condemnation of how he thinks they behave.“I happen to be a believer that you have to go to work. I don’t think you can work from home ,” Trump told reporters. “I don’t know, it’s like there’s a whole big, ‘Oh, you can work from home .’” Trump : "I don't think you can work from a home. Nobody is gonna work from home .
Just because he can’t work outside an office, he assumes everyone else shares his lack of self-control and work ethic He is projecting from himself onto others, if only he had stopped and stuck to it after these few words at the beginning of his statement: "I don't think."I couldn't have agreed more.Clip and save this for when he spends the majority of his time at his golf courses again, I guess
100% every person who says you can't trust people to work from home, is because they cannot be trusted to work from home.Trump has 0 idea what people might actually do with a few extra minutes. Start a load of laundry. Thaw some chicken breast. Pick up kids from school. No-it’s enjoy a round of tennis . Play a round of golf at the club for 3 hours. JFC people voted for this.
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