‘Oliver and Me’
courtesy of ‘Mr. T in DC’

My favorite Metro complaint outlet Unsuck DC Metro reports that the guys seen sporting business-wear on the top, lazy jammie pants on the bottom this morning at Metro Center were part of a guerrilla marketing campaign encouraging peeps to work from home. The campaign, reports Unsuck DC Metro, is run by Qorvis and Intel, advertising a product that allows people to access company drives remotely.

Here’s the thing, though, as much as I think this is cute, don’t you think I ALREADY WISH I COULD WORK FROM HOME IN MY JAMMIES? It’s not like you handing me something at the top of the Metro is going to change my company’s policy, it’s just going to make me jealous. I see you there, in your comfy pants, Mr. Intel Guy, and I kind of want to punch you. Or at least go back home and get in bed, while telling my boss I’m “working from home.”

Katie

Katie moved to DC in 2007, and has since embarked upon a love affair with the city. She’s an education reform advocate and communications professional during the day; at night and on the weekends, she’s an owner here at We Love DC. Katie has high goals to eat herself through the entire city, with only her running shoes to save her from herself. For up-to-the-minute news and reviews (among other musings), follow her on Twitter!