The New York Times health and science writer has identified a “miserable work condition,” and the blame has been assigned:
Chilly at work? Blame men. http://t.co/bmWA6p4lCc pic.twitter.com/GCADF4B216
— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 3, 2015
Just when you think things can’t get more ridiculous.
Stop. I mean it. @nytimes: Chilly at work? Blame men. http://t.co/tggsxi0mWS pic.twitter.com/TCGGESohLz
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) August 3, 2015
Yes, please stop.
.@SooperMexican Man it's just like an Indonesian sweatshop. Where is @UNICEF
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) August 3, 2015
.@SooperMexican Women wear lighter, cooler clothes instead of hot suits and ties, then whine that it's too cold. #SMH
— BAH! Humbuggery… (@thehiredmind) August 3, 2015
@thehiredmind @SooperMexican That's why I always bring a sweater of some sort. Instead of whining. Geez, this lady.
— Whatever (@DRussell76) August 3, 2015
Liberal priorities…blaming men for literally anything. https://t.co/fkrFNeRuHF
— 6EuropeanPups (@PleasantPups) August 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/HashtagProphet/status/628247922996441088
Add to the list.
Miserable. pic.twitter.com/b59SySDqNI
— ¡El Sooopèrr! ن c137 (@SooperMexican) August 3, 2015
The article was defended:
@TheRickWilson @nytimes No. This is a real thing that makes work conditions miserable.
— Hannah Thoburn (@HannahThoburn) August 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/touchdownHtown/status/628252113194213377
@touchdownHtown @TheRickWilson @nytimes You may have to compromise with others? Heaven forfend!
— Hannah Thoburn (@HannahThoburn) August 3, 2015
https://twitter.com/touchdownHtown/status/628258065301700608