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Having recently found myself "working on the run" from coffee shops and diners and sheltered corners, in what is often very cold weather (literally, freezing point at times)
My Office is a briefcase-sized inflatable with a miniature climate control unit and a built-in inflatable seat and desk surface.
See-through,
and with a little airlock for coffee and food deliveries.
Drop it on the ground, press the big INFLATE button with your foot and FOOMPF!, you have an office cubicle* from which to work in comfort.
*Caution. Inflation inside confined spaces, such as motor vehicles, is not recommended.
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[Voice, Aug 18 2022]
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[Voice, Aug 18 2022]
RV Office Tour
https://www.youtube...watch?v=wn46FQCjtBg
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If you have not done a prior search [a1] will get you. You've been warned. |
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[a1], that link is not quite the same idea as [UB], mainly on account of the one being a spherical conveyance for ejecting fish-microwaving coworkers, and the other being a friendly, cozy, movable cubicle. |
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They are exactly alike in that both of them are still thought bubbles* at the moment. |
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I found that one [a1], and figured this was more for the road warrior worker, like myself at the moment, than the office curmudgeon. |
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I have since moved to another site, where there is sunshine, coffee, and fewer arseholes smoking nearby, so I may put off building my thought bubble for a little while. |
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The first love of whoever invented the "Open Office" is probably, like the actress on "Family Feud", assholes. |
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//arseholes smoking nearby// |
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Tell-tale blue-grey wisps coil upwards from the waistband. It's an early warning sign of pants on fire. |
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Of course, if the arsehole belongs to a prevaricator pretending to play a U-shaped stringed instrument, it'd be a lyre liar's pants on fire. |
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Could just be breathing heavily |
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I've found myself in a similar work situation lately. I get trip manifests emailed to me, and I have to compile routes, get the distances for quotes, get all that data put into my dispatch system to send out to drivers, compile invoices... Just too damn much to do in the car, but there isn't always a coffee shop with seating conveniently nearby and I love the idea of something I can pop out of the trunk of my cab stopped on a highway shoulder and get some work done. [+] |
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By the time you get out a generator, tent, inflatable chair, folding table, and air conditioner you'll be better off just using an RV. Really this idea is just WIBNI these things could be small and light enough to carry in one hand. |
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I looked for an RV which is JUST an office and was surprised not to find one. |
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I've seen a smallish vehicle (Toyota Emina or something, IIRC) kitted out as an office in the back; flat floor, L-type desk, normal office chair, etc. |
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I was surprised not to find one already available as such. Obviously it would be possible to remove the innards of an existing RV and turn it into just an office. To answer your question, though, I can spend a whole dollar on one. That's not just how much I would be willing to spend, it's my entire discretionary budget. |
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I fancy a transparent fifth wheel bubble with curtains (-: |
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You add ampersand t equals 20 m (meaning And Time Equals 20 Minutes), and the youtube goes directly to where you want it. |
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I could buy another vehicle, [Voice], but then I would have 7 vehicles instead of the existing 6. |
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That's a whole lot of depreciating assets. |
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Three of them belong to the businesses. One of them is now worth double what I paid for it, so I'm up about $120K on it. |
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The other two are personal vehicles, so I expect them to just be a cost, but thank you for your concern, [Voice]. |
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I've a solution that should make everyone happy...RETIRE (like me). |
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I am retired. It sounds so much nicer than "unemployed" |
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