Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

RTO is bad for the environment and finances

We had to literally buy the second car to our family just because I have to commute 5 days a week different way than my partner. We couldn't share the car anymore. Now imagine how much it costs our family month and all of the emissions.. this is crazy.


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Post ID: @OP+1khptje0f

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You had to buy another car? Look at the Stank stimulating the economy. Well done.

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Post ID: @15c+1khptje0f

Its bad for my golf games and trips to Costco.

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Post ID: @15b+1khptje0f

@vv depreciation left the chat

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Post ID: @155+1khptje0f

To all those saying "Just get another car... boohoo..." Well, first, that wasn't a problem when you felt your job was safe. But we're now in a company that lays people off every 5 seconds. There is no stability. No guarantee. So... great, commit yourself to a 5-year loan on a car. And then, what do you do if a few months later, you're laid off? Well, now you're stuck with a car note. That is why there's resistance to just 'getting a second car'.

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Post ID: @q0+1khptje0f

Imagine being this entitled. Middle finger up.

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Post ID: @fn+1khptje0f

@ct no way, little man. Now you quit your crying and get back to your truck. I have a ticket for you to work.

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Post ID: @cv+1khptje0f

@b0 pot meet kettle. let’s start by getting rid of you since you’re complaining right now.

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Post ID: @cj+1khptje0f

@ap we used to ride a horse 100 yrs ago... we didn't have computers, it's a different century boomer

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Post ID: @bz+1khptje0f

@b0 what whining? last 8 years i was remote and hybrid and company was happy. These RTO mandates are not only stealing my time every day on unnecessary commute but also stealing my money that I could use for my family. Especially nowadays when everything got so ridiculously expensive!

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Post ID: @by+1khptje0f

@OP I've never seen such a group of people whining about having a real job and having to work. I'd get rid of every one of them.

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Post ID: @b0+1khptje0f

@aq I can’t afford a car on my current salary here

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Post ID: @at+1khptje0f

@a4 do you even work here or just troll? It was just revealed that both golf and tennis will be offered at the new Plano office. Please try to keep up. Your golf and tennis argument just died

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Post ID: @as+1khptje0f

@ap show us on the doll where Stankey touched you and tell us what he promised you in return for letting him. Your vouching for him shows what a weak submissive pathetic man you are. SAD!

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Post ID: @ar+1khptje0f

As an adult you should have a your own car anyway.

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Post ID: @aq+1khptje0f

Kindly return to the office without sniveling. Been done for 100 years. It has to be better than being home unemployed and then you can sell the extra car. Covid is finally over. See you at the water cooler

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Post ID: @ap+1khptje0f

If the work can be done remotely, the environmental and financial cost of forcing presence makes zero sense.

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Post ID: @ak+1khptje0f

Completely agree. Five-day RTO isn’t just a workplace policy, it’s a financial and environmental mandate people didn’t ask for. Forcing families to buy a second car, pay for insurance, gas, maintenance, parking, and absorb hours of commute time every week is a real cost that never shows up on a balance sheet.

And on the environmental side, it’s hard to talk about sustainability while simultaneously requiring thousands of additional daily commutes. More cars on the road, more emissions, more fuel consumption, all for work that can often be done just as effectively remotely. That disconnect is what makes it so frustrating.

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Post ID: @aj+1khptje0f

"over 80% of the world still works from home at least two days a week"

Let go of your fantasy. Learn to focus.

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Post ID: @ag+1khptje0f

@ae over 80% of the world still works from home at least two days a week. You’re totally delusional. It must be a lot for you trying to generate a false pro-RTO consensus. Nobody believes you. We know you’re the “first” guy also. Total tool with no life. Pathetic.

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Post ID: @af+1khptje0f

Yep. Most people work 40 hour weeks somewhere. Walk into just about any business and you'll find someone who had to figure out a way to get to work that day.

Golf and tennis and shopping during the day sure was fun while it lasted!

Welcome back to the real world, champ!

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Post ID: @ae+1khptje0f

@OP Your partner had a transportation problem, not you. You should have taken the car and let your partner work out their own commute. Wish you would have asked me sooner.

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Post ID: @ab+1khptje0f

@a4

super original and never-before-heard hot take! how long did it take you?

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Post ID: @aa+1khptje0f

@a4 little man detected, opinion rejected

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Post ID: @a9+1khptje0f

@a1 generous?? lol this isn’t even comparable to tech industry comp

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Post ID: @a8+1khptje0f

RTO is bad for golf and tennis games.

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Post ID: @a4+1khptje0f

I hear ya, but this just in:

Nobody Cares.

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Post ID: @a3+1khptje0f

In that case, should outlaw uber and lyft first

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Post ID: @a2+1khptje0f

You will only continue to receive the generous salary you do if you meet in office requirements.

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