Work families can be even funnier than biological ones, since the endless array of wacky sitcom characters on the job offers hilarious insights into the state.
for a job. you want to call a cop? it did represent what women were going through in the species 70s. they were standing up and say i must be heard. sitcoms used to be about the wives are at home doing dishes and this woman who had a job and often the smartest person there. it was sort of liberating. you got spunked. i want to correct something right now, i don t hate spunk, i love spunk. it was a total shift in gender roles, she s a single working woman, living in a building with other single women. how would you love to help abolish capital punishment. well, there is no capital
i say always keep them running. all the time running, run. run. run, yasmine, run like the wind. you guys are working hard for once. the american workplace is our home in many ways. where s my sandwich! we all need a reason to get up in the morning. he made us do it! it was frank! the american office is iconic. how many people can i fire? none. you re picking a health care plan. okay. we ll table that for the time being. terrible bosses. you ve got spunk. well i hate spunk. terrible workmates. are you kidding? do these not bend the [ bleep ] back?
they were standing up and saying, i must be heard. sitcoms used to be about the wife was at home doing the dishes, and then this woman sprang onto our screens who had a job, and often the smartest person there. and it was sort of liberating. you ve got spunk. and i wait a dutiful moment and i say i hate spunk! and i want to correct something right now. i don t hate spunk. i love spunk. it was a total shift in gender roles. she s a single working woman, you know, living in a building with other single women. how would you both like to help abolish capital punishment? phyllis, there s no capital punishment in this state. well, that was easy. and you have this kind of shift in the workplace. there s more men and women working together. it s creating this uncomfortable dynamic. i was right, huh? yes, ted, you were right. you were wrong.
terrible bosses. you ve got spunk. well i hate spunk. terrible workmates. are you kidding? do these not bend the [ bleep ] back? no. everybody trying to get along. one problem with hiring women is that they re frail and breakable. is it possible you re thinking about light bulbs or your hip? hilarious. what do you say to that? whoa. ow! let s talk about earning a living. yeah. have you ever done it? no, but i could. ha! lucille ball with the chocolates, always funny. if one piece of candy gets past you and into the packing room unwrapped, you re fired. all the writers needed to say was louis you why at lucy at a conveyor belt. you re good.