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phone. Discover in store and online at Curries. Welcome back to working. I'm your host June Thomas. And I'm your other host, Riemann alarm.

Riemann, how are things? Are you sick of your home office yet? You know, I'm somebody who's been working out of a home office for a while, and so I'm not terribly sick of it, but I think that we are reaching this moment where most of our colleagues,

it's been four or five weeks now away from the comfort of a workplace, and I happen to be reading

a novel about an office. I'm reading Joshua Ferris' novel and then we came

to the end, is what it's called. It's a 2007 book about the staff at an advertising agency

in Chicago awaiting their layoffs and it's a really penetrating and

kind of surreal look about what it is like to be in an office and it's reminding me of my own experiences when I worked in an office and that what office culture is like.

Are you missing that right now, June?

You know it's funny because I'm one of those people who as very much of an introvert I am not really missing

like having to steal myself I get much more work than when I'm at home I find it much easier to

concentrate but I do miss seeing

people's faces. I miss those funny little conversations, sometimes awkward little conversations.

And I do think, you know, especially in journalism is there's this kind of

of cliche that oh you know ideas are sparked in kind of hallway conversations.

At different times I've kind of regarded that with different degrees of skepticism.

But I do think there's definitely something to it and I think I'm really just in my own head now.

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