gift bag

[joebanks]

1. One, one ounce bag of potato chips
2. One, 16.9 oz water bottle
3. Two, blueberry Nutra Grain Bar
4. One, Bubu Lubu Bar - never heard of it
5. One, Stroopwafel - looks like a waffled vanilla oreo
6. One, 1.5 oz bag of Pisachios
7. One, 2.07 oz pack of Starburst (original)
8. One, Crystal Light single serving drink mix (cherry pomegranite)
9. One, .38 oz pack of saltines
10. One, "fun size" pepermint patti
11. One $5.00 Dunkin gift card

As part of employee appreciation week, H.R. announced some weeks ago in an agency-wide email, that they would be distributing gift bags. When our supervisor of housekeeping called H.R. to ask when she could pick up her seven employee's gift bags, she was told that gift bags were not for anyone in Buildings & Grounds, which compromises, housekeeping, maintenance, garage & kitchen. The news quickly worked it's way up to a V.P. and gift bags were found.
Nor - nor? Nor, was the lunch provided for free as a gift by the neighboring university - where my daughter graduated from; the properties literally touch. Small potatoes, no one owes you anything but, really? Really?

Comments

[rafqa]

Did your co-workers get the same things in their "gift bags"? Or did someone empty their snack drawer into your "gift bag"? Also want to know what was in the first string gift bags.

And, they had an employee appreciation lunch and didn't invite you? Is that what you're saying?

Lucky you have intrinsic gratification, huh?

Oh and P.S. they owe you plenty.

[joebanks]

No, those were the first string bags because i saw the progress on them as they were assembled. Because i go into offices i can see that gift bags were delivered to people who work at home and may not find it for a month.

No, we were not invited though i wouldn't have come to something in the middle of the day. We did end up getting lunch set aside for us and it was very good.

Yes, intrinsic.