Kevin M., to stannc: > > I'm not a fan of anybody whistling at work. It implies they enjoy what > they do for a living, and I despise that sort of thing. > > Or did I miss the point again? > > > You can't whistle "Dixie" at WBTV in Charlotte without causing a visit >> from the diversity people. >> >> >> http://www.charlotteobserver.com/entertainment/tv/media-scene-blog/article14423408.html >> >> Sometimes episodes of "The Office" are more real than we imagined. >> >> -Stan > > > Whistling in enough workplaces could mean you've got nothing to do. Someone could gripe even it wasn't an offensive tune.
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