Lunch

Went out for a walk on my lunch break at work and now I need a nap.

Lol this reminds me of a tiktok video of a Ukrainian woman living in china and showing that it's common for them to sleep on the bed after lunch for hours

... and gets in just before lunch Portsmouth -> Santander / Bilbao. I...

I haven’t been to palmetto pig in years…thread makes me want to drive up just for lunch.

... I met a friend for lunch on the Rue de Passy...

....com/DQmPcVK85Gz69PRrkjsuxrnQfRxM767gBwjF23h74TEhipb/26965.jpg) For lunch I’m keeping it simple and ...

Hoe groot is de kans nou dat je hem vergeet tijdens de koffie/lunch stop ? Heel groot

... some of those things after lunch - you should be ok...

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... in a small town for lunch. Not much to do there...

我上個星期 lunch同同事去大家樂攞外賣 見到個早餐係度都無人攞

... a second helping even though lunch would only be a bento...

銀行點解唔請多d teller? 有時lunch time 排隊都排一兩粒鐘 發鈔銀行識印銀紙都係唔請人

[@short22052](mention://user/78a147e2-5d63-4d00-9898-1560e9fd3737) then 1.31 a lb - gern flounderpoo for lunch?

@Threetimemamma, I hope it works as well for you as it does for me! I take half at breakfast and half at lunch bc the daytime pumps are my lowest. I can always tell if I miss it - I get an ounce or two less per pump! good luck!!

We're closed tomorrow and Thursday. Staff have been told they can come in if they want to (as we have several rooms with air con), but otherwise can stay home.   Pretty much every other school locally has done the same, as have all the ones in the next town over where the wife works (she even finished at lunch time today!)

... seaside restaurant for a nice lunch which included Turkish meatballs that...

I did now blacklist mt7902. After lunch, I started the laptop again, and at this moment the wifi works, including the DNS. Most of the time, wifi connection was not a problem, but the DNS did not work.

...전 : 09시~12시 (Lunch Time: 1 hour) 오후...

... in my creativity for breakfast, lunch and snacks. I try to... to find good options for lunch and snacks. I’m guilty of... do fruit with breakfast and lunch, which is mostly blueberries, strawberries, ...

ice cream for lunch

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こちらでどうぞ https://tabelog.com/hokkaido/A0101/A010101/1058856/dtlmenu/lunch/

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This just happened to my wife and I. We thought we'd try out a new place restaurant called June ("it's always summer here") as we have a nice day trip planned for the rest of the day. We arrived at around 11.30 and ask if they're still selling breakfast as we wanted to try their Breakfast Protein Bowl. The answer is no as they don't sell breakfast after a certain time. It feels like it should be available as a brunch option but I get it, we'll come earlier next time. So we take the menu and select something else, the Shakshuka. When the waiter comes over to take our order, we try to order it but we're informed that Lunch service doesn't start until 12. Bear in mind this is some casual dining place at a mall, not a fancy restaurant. So I ask "You don't sell breakfast or lunch". He nods. "Then I guess we'll go as your restaurant isn't open". He tried to make excuses but I said "No, you're just wasting people's time". It was just so baffling. Why did he even try to take our order lol. EDIT: So we did pass the restaurant again about 30 minutes later, it was absolutely packed. So I wonder whether they just don't get many breakfast customers and they have to prepare heavily for the lunc rush on a saturday and that's why the kitchen is shut from at least 11:30 to 12:00. Some have asked if it's clearly labelled anyway but I didn't see any signs about this and menu said nothing about this either. A notice at the entrance saying "Kitchen closed between 11:30 and 12:00" would have been sufficient in my opinion. submitted by /u/Lepelotonfromager to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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my boss has banned hot take-out food at lunch Originally posted to Ask A Manager TRIGGER WARNING: Hostile Workplace and sexual harassment Original Post Feb 6, 2015 I work as an administrator in a sales office with a lot of unspoken rules, varying from black shirts being banned from the dress code (“it looks like you work in a phone shop”) to all staff must attend mandatory month-end events and splash a large amount of money on alcohol, despite different salary levels and commitments. One of the new rules that have come into place is absolutely no hot take-away food. I can imagine this would work fantastically for an office surrounded by a variety of places to pick up less offensive, lack of greasy food. However we are essentially in the middle of nowhere. The closest places to grab lunch are a fish and chip shop, a “dirty chicken” shop (I wouldn’t even class it as food; it makes KFC look gourmet), and a butchers/sandwich shop that opens while we are not allowed to leave the office and closes before I can even step foot outside for my break. Anything that staff could get to with their vehicles would make them completely go over their allocated lunches and is a huge no-no in our company. The reason for the rule is a combination of the director wanting a healthier office (he’s joined the gym and gotten a bit into shape) and wanting no offensive odors from takeaways. It’s started to border on bullying as one person who was absent last week popped out and picked up a breaded chicken wrap. The director saw the bag and well…went a bit mad to say the least. The rule was loudly reiterated and a few backhanded comments about rising obesity within the company. A lot of people are very angry. A lot of staff feel very belittled and treated like children in regards to some of the rules already in place. I’m lucky in the sense that I have different hours from the rest of my colleagues (standard 9-5 job) so I have time to swing by a nice deli near my home before work. A few things have cropped up: I’m seen as a voice on the shoulder to the managing director and unofficial HR, so a lot of the staff (even senior management!) are asking me to try and bring it up with him to persuade him to change his mind. Unofficially the idea is being thrown about by the managing director and senior management that I do a lunch-run before work, which I’m extremely unhappy about. I don’t drive so I’d have to struggle with 13+ people’s lunches on foot. A few colleagues who have excellent working relationships will on the odd occasion ask me to grab a couple of things, which I’m happy to do (and the favour is returned in and outside of work). There is an unspoken statement that hey, if I do it for those two people, why not the whole office? What would you recommend as a diplomatic way to go about this? I can’t really put into words how angry this has made staff here. This new rule has tipped the scales and there is a lot of grumbling this morning. And it’s made me download a few cooking book apps for making my lunch before work! Update 1 May 15, 2015 (3 months later) Unfortunately, it’s a very annoying update from my end (but hopefully in the near future a very positive one!) In regards to the lunch rules, they’ve taken root and everyone else has fallen into place with it. I’m no longer asked to go out and pick up lunches on behalf of the whole office, as I learned to stand my ground. Once I structured it in the way that the company would lose essential administrative support if I’m out of the office for too long, staff stopped asking. It’s not the best situation for those who are forgetful and other reasons, but the majority of the office look out for each other in regards to food. Now for the frustration…I had mentioned in the comments about other bizarre rules in place, one being the mandatory fun. It’s expected that every payday, unless if you have a “genuine reason,” you are to attend mandatory events where you pay money for a variety of events, including going for food (but mostly alcohol). I’m not on the same salary scale and commission as my other colleagues, so what pay I receive I do need to budget accordingly. My non-attendance has been brought up in the past in passing (but mostly from my office more in the sense of “please come out, you are lovely company”). I’m far from a person who lets someone spend money on me, and even that has been thrown about and I’ve shot that down as I don’t want to feel awkward and a bit of a leech. The morning of our last social, I came into work to an email sent to all about internal opportunities and specifications for all roles within our company. I opened a few up and scrolled to this gem (intercompany lingo changed to protect myself): “Attend Socials, Summer Events, and Festive Teapot Parties on a regular basis and keep in mind these dates when arranging activities outside work. Seek permission from line manager when attendance is impossible and previous personal bookings cannot be changed.” To say I was livid was an understatement. This is listed as essential for not only generic duties but to also progress within ANY role. I’d already put down a bit of a deposit towards this social so I bit my tongue and attended (one meal, one drink and then an early night). I was then pulled into a somewhat drunken conversation with the director who made up the food rules who proceeded to tell me there and then that the training I’d been requesting (with payment plans for courses, a proposal to undertake it part-time, and work during the weekend to make up for any time missed) were not going ahead as “there’s no point in paying for you to leave” and that he MAY pay for it out of his own pocket in 2016. I also got a spiel about how I did the work of four people yet they have no more money in the budget to give to me so I needed to give up any career ideas (?!). Followed by a somewhat offensive chat about how much the single men in the office like me and if I wanted to, I could start dating as I’m young and a good catch. I was absolutely stunned, made my excuses to talk to someone else, and ended the night pretty sharpish. From that moment on, I’ve realised that I will never get the respect or opportunities within this company that I have been promised in writing. I’m far from the type of person that rocks up at work at my exact start time and leaves my exact finish time, but it’s getting to that stage. I sit seething as more and more emails are sent about how we are growing as a company and future plans, as well as statements that all staff are encouraged with personal and career growth. And no money in the budget? Well they have enough to look at hiring an apprentice who I can “complain about admin work with” and open a new office in a very expensive location. It’s a kick in the teeth, to put it lightly. Yes, I am biding my time and looking to move on. The downside of my industry is that they use every single online job site to find individuals, so if I put my information online then that would create a lot of problems. I’m hoping I find something soon. At least I can get some excellent advice and information from the Ask a Manager community. Final Update Dec 24, 2016 (19 months later) I relocated for my new role within the new company the beginning of 2016. In the space of two weeks, I realised that things were not going to be the best. The company I’d moved for had made such a disastrous shambles of carrying out a mass recruitment drive that there were a LOT of horrific decisions made in relation to a lot of staffing and such. But based on how toxic the previous role had been, I handled the situation a lot better than someone fresh out of university (a LOT of people in the department). Working for someone who was so utterly backward and derogatory really helped develop a thick skin and how to deal with staff who thought better. Although I’d reignited my job search, I did see a role within the company that appealed to me. I was appointed, and… I’m incredibly happy! It’s such an utter contrast to before. I do have a much better work-life balance, I’m encouraged to travel to other cities to work with my team (we’re based all over the country), my manager and director are fantastic to work with – fair, driven and they’re open to ideas and projects and such. I’m currently driving a hiring campaign as I’ve identified massive gaps in the way the company treat candidates, and also working with new divisions to set up ongoing staff flow and such. We’ve recently had a big campaign day meeting to discuss our growth and the future, and its fabulous stuff. And if anyone is wondering about the old place with the tyrant hating hot food…? Well, they’ve managed to open a major office in another big city. LinkedIn highlights the high staff turnover. And I’ve heard that they still haven’t managed to hire a replacement who worked to my speed and level… THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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When there is no microwave on site, No food spots near by to make a run, No time to sit and enjoy your meal, What do you guys bring for lunch? submitted by /u/LifesFrame to r/Construction [link] [comments]

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What do you normally eat for lunch? Looking for low calorie fulfilling lunch meals. Is your biggest meal breakfast, lunch or dinner in the day? submitted by /u/Inspireme21 to r/1200isplenty [link] [comments]

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I've tried searching this online, but all the results that come up are still much more complicated than I have in mind. On the spectrum of difficulty/time to prepare, I want something not too far off from "roll up a slice of cheese in a slice of bologna". Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/TheThoroughCrocodile to r/EatCheapAndHealthy [link] [comments]

A bit of protein would be great, but I can supplement. I'm just looking up quick and easy recipes for work lunches and everything is either obscenely complicated or is gonna cost way too much. No, grilled salmon is not on the menu. ✌🤟💪 submitted by /u/AlliPlease to r/EatCheapAndHealthy [link] [comments]