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I get the message, but I don't think the picture on the right shows a woman working at a cubicle-slave job. Nothing about that picture seems like an office building setting. The picture appears to be some other kind of situation that is likely something she is voluntarily participating in rather than regular work. The picture shows a big waste of space for only one person in it. If that were an office building, it would be packed with cubicles and have more people in it. I think a more realistic picture should have been used here.
The last pictured posted that on Twitter, she's a C level executive at some tech firm, so she works, gets paid a shit ton of money, and has a boring cubicle for her baby.
and has a boring cubicle for her baby.
Well that didn't take long. Some quick reverse image search revealed this is a picture of a parent at a public library in Fairfield, Virginia. It definitely isn't a C-level executive working at a tech company. Once again Twatter lies about what is reality.
Article about the desk/cubicle designed to help parents with small children better utilize the public library.
https://www.curbed.com/2022/01/parent-baby-desk-fairfield-library-carrel.html
Still doesn't seem likely. There are four such cubicles in that arrangement. Are you suggesting that four C-level execs with babies share that space when they could have divided that area into four offices suites instead? I still think this is some other non-job related situation given the arrangement and what appears to be some retail space in the background. I might have to do some reverse image searching to figure out what this picture is actually about.
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