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Ah, the office.
While it has its benefits (having an outdoor job would be a major pain in Ireland or the UK), it also has quite a few drawbacks.
Have a look at the things you quickly realise when you start working in an office.
Tensions can get high in an office, which you can pretty much chalk down to the fact that everyone's so damn close.

This is normal to you now.

Good of you to share those germs in this crowded and enclosed space.

Food... is there anything it can't do?

As people are talking all around you about stuff that seems important, you're not exactly sure if you're part of the discussion or not.

Easy tiger, slow down. You cannot leave the office without returning with gifts from the outside world.

Oh, you just made tea for yourself? Selfish bastard.

Jammy git.

"I sincerely hope you have a great birthday... I wanna say Alan?"

Can we horse into this warlock, or what? Someone tell the birthday girl to cut the damn cake already.

A delicious treat that also reminds you that you're still at work
There can be no in-between.

This is the point in the day where your life seems meaningless, everything is bleak, and you have a full-on existential crisis over the sheer futility of all this paper pushing...
Coffee usually sorts that right out though.

Ah, good ol' coffee: the lubricant that keeps this whole shitshow running.

Book a holiday? Don't mind if I do.

There can be no secrets from the office.

You'd better know the answer to that question every Friday.

"Weird, me too!"
The office is your oyster.

It's your only option really, because in a modern, civilised workplace, you just can't tell your colleagues to go fuck themselves.
I learnt that the hard way.

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