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Re:Suburban Office Parks Increasingly Obsolete; Businesses C... by rubiquity on Monday December 21, 2015 @06:21PM (#10774330)
But office parks are a great place for breweries!
Re:Suburban Office Parks Increasingly Obsolete; Businesses C... by robotresearcher on Monday December 21, 2015 @06:26PM (#10774352)
Not unless well-served by public transit.
Re:Suburban Office Parks Increasingly Obsolete; Businesses C... by wcummings on Monday December 21, 2015 @08:27PM (#10775015)
I sorta lose it every time I see a brewery advertise "free parking."
Re:Suburban Office Parks Increasingly Obsolete; Businesses C... by rubiquity on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @10:01AM (#10778067)
Or patronized by adults that know their safe drinking limits? Novel idea, I know.
Re:Suburban Office Parks Increasingly Obsolete; Businesses C... by robotresearcher on Tuesday December 22, 2015 @05:08PM (#10780705)
Where I live the legal drink driving limit is one beer. I can safely enjoy rather more than that if I take the bus.
Re:Suburban Office Parks Increasingly Obsolete; Businesses C... by darkstar999 on Monday December 21, 2015 @06:26PM (#10774354)
We must be thinking of different kind of buildings.

I think the article is talking about those multi-story office buildings that a lot of people work in.

I see lots of breweries in semi-industrial/semi-commercial areas, single story buildings that have a lot of warehouse space and a small office area.

Re:Suburban Office Parks Increasingly Obsolete; Businesses C... by sqldba on Monday December 21, 2015 @10:18PM (#10775588)
Under the desk? I'm in.

Sadly my work has a no alcohol policy; both inside of the office and anywhere else during business hours including lunchtime and even at home during standby.

It seems that they want to keep things "standard" whether you're operating a million dollar rig, or sitting in the office :-(