Does anyone else nap at work?

[BMWrules7]

Originally Posted by jmg

I lack discipline.

Then get out of your jammy jams, take a bloody shower and get your undisciplined butt to the office---right now!

[jmg]

Originally Posted by BMWrules7

Then get out of your jammy jams, take a bloody shower and get your undisciplined butt to the office---right now!

I'm here in my office now... wasting time on bimmerpost.

[nyalpine90]

power naps are the best.

[EL Jeffe 5]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Same here. Plus, it'll take me 45 min to fall asleep and then 30 min to not feel groggy afterwards.

Hand full of dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate mix does the same as a nap. Tastes better too.

Hand full of dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate mix does the same as a nap. Tastes better too.? explain this is interesting

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by EL Jeffe 5

Hand full of dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate mix does the same as a nap. Tastes better too.? explain this is interesting

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[jmg]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

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Those are actually pretty damn good.

[Sfgfsfghhh]

My granddad used to take a nap at work, in fact he died in his sleep at work, not screaming like his passengers.

[Flying Ace]

Originally Posted by F30lolz

During my lunch break I normally sit in the car and listen to music, wipe down the interior, clean my wheels and nap for about 30 minutes. It does help.

coupled with actually eating, your lunch break is like 2 hours then?

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by sshooie

My granddad used to take a nap at work, in fact he died in his sleep at work, not screaming like his passengers.

[F30lolz]

Originally Posted by Flying Ace

coupled with actually eating, your lunch break is like 2 hours then?

I usually eat at my desk before going out to the car, though today only a 30 minute break.

[MKSixer]

UncleWede wants to know if this include chloroform naps, as well.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

UncleWede wants to know if this include chloroform naps, as well.

U know how much "work" is done in the van

[F30lolz]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

U know how much "work" is done in the van

No pic, no care

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by F30lolz

No pic, no care

OpSec precludes posting said pics of the work environment

[PoorLurker]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

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Do you like your nuts salty though?

Looks as if those are not salted.

Personally, I think it would be better to make your own trail mix. Dried blueberries are delicious in trail mix which are not very common from what I have seen. So making it yourself would be more economical and you can get exactly what you want!

Sounds like a lot of people ITT should have been preschool teachers napping with the kids! haha Lead by example, right?

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by PoorLurker

Do you like your nuts salty though?

Looks as if those are not salted.

Personally, I think it would be better to make your own trail mix. Dried blueberries are delicious in trail mix which are not very common from what I have seen. So making it yourself would be more economical and you can get exactly what you want!

Sounds like a lot of people ITT should have been preschool teachers napping with the kids! haha Lead by example, right?

Don't have time to nap.... don't have time to make my own trail mix or bag it into individual servings.

Ok, ok. I'm not willing to allocate time to all that.

But you are correct. Doing so would be ideal. I generally like salted tail mix, but the lack of salt on these never even crossed my mind until you mentioned it.

[PoorLurker]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Don't have time to nap.... don't have time to make my own trail mix or bag it into individual servings.

Ok, ok. I'm not willing to allocate time to all that.

But you are correct. Doing so would be ideal. I generally like salted tail mix, but the lack of salt on these never even crossed my mind until you mentioned it.

Did you just say that you are going to think of me every time you eat these?

[Xtabi]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

x2. Work from home most days. Go to clients / out all day others.

Same for me. Spent 12 years in a corporate setting driving to work 5 days a week. No way I can do that again. Been WFH for five years and it is really life changing. My current client is my old employer. I see many friends still working there. It is a great company, but I feel sorry for them because they have no clue what they are missing. Which I suppose is a good thing...

[Lowflight]

Originally Posted by sshooie

My granddad used to take a nap at work, in fact he died in his sleep at work, not screaming like his passengers.

Lmao

[dzvero]

On some jobs I used to nap after lunch. I even had job with my own room and no one can see me or enter without me opening the door. But not any job can be like that...

[jmg]

Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps

Sometimes.



But I work from home.

Someone’s been looking at this thread because I just got some kind of system award for it and it popped up on my notifications!

Anyway, it’s interesting to see me nearly 6 years ago commuting and being envious of the WFH people. Now that I’ve been WFH since pandemic 4 years ago, of course I now know what I’ve been missing. I joke to my wife that when I would nap at work I would fantasize about being able to nap in my own bed instead of my couch in the office. Now I get to do that almost every day and it’s every bit as awsome as I imagined it. Yes, my productivity, and not to mention my mental health, has improved because I don’t have to drive 2.3 hours a day in traffic.

10/10 highly recommended to nap at home while WFH.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by jmg

Someone’s been looking at this thread because I just got some kind of system award for it and it popped up on my notifications!

Web search crawlers running up the reader count? I receive the same notifications for long-idle threads that I created years ago.....