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Damn this looks depressing
At first I hated it. But now I love it. He seems a pillar of strength in a working dad kind of way. She seems like she's trying really hard to understand what this boring job entails. All around the accoutrements of early 1970s office life in an iconic yet doomed skyscraper. A beautiful moment captured.
I hope this place burns to the ground
"Dad! Don't say that! What if it actually happened!?"
Wow, an analog phone and not a single computer in sight. As a guy who works in IT , this is a beautiful sight to see.
I'm now 25 years into my IT career and the older I get the more I understand those former co-workers who retired and just wanted to fuck off, go fishing, and never look at another computer.
Really? As a fellow keyboard monkey it scares the shit out of me!
A simpler time where every god damn thing wasn't computerized and generating metrics to track every aspect of your life.
Persoanlly i'll take being tracked over not having computers. But each to their own.
As a guy who works in IT , this is a beautiful sight to see.
It certainly makes your life a lot easier if the employees don't have any computers!
As an engineer seeing a drafting table behind him fills me with dread.
