Re:The British Perfected the Art of Brewing Tea Inside an Ar...
by bro-stick on Saturday September 05, 2015 @04:15PM
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In modern times and in most companies I've visited in London, tea-break culture is a relic no longer formally observed. Perhaps every now and then, but it no longer seems a pervasive ritual. Whether that's good or bad is another matter. The U.S. (and other countries) enterprise culture shops often have informal, ad-hoc, after-lunch or mid-afternoon "coffee breaks" where run sustainably (neither burnout nor country club).
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Re:The British Perfected the Art of Brewing Tea Inside an Ar...
by DanBC on Saturday September 05, 2015 @04:16PM
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It's a lot stronger among blue collar factory workers.
Re:The British Perfected the Art of Brewing Tea Inside an Ar...
by bro-stick on Saturday September 05, 2015 @04:23PM
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Definitely. Military too, by proxy, hence tank with kettle.
Ideally, a tank should be a fully-stocked RV, containing everything a crew needs to avoid venturing outside unnecessarily.