Have you ever wondered why the term "upstairs", in a given context, seems to signify an elevated status? A "higher up"? We use the phrase, "The Man Upstairs" and others like it. In a secular office setting, it seems employee's who are higher up on the totem pole tend to be upstairs. The higher the office, the more elevated the position. . . .
So let me get this straight: the people with the highest paying jobs in the secular world are forced to travel a greater distance to their plush offices than those humble employee's who simply get out of their cars, dust off their work jeans and get going?
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Rogue One: A Christmas Story
8 years ago
3 comments:
haha. makes me laugh.
Hee hee ... that's pretty funny. You're right; I never thought about that. :o) Lunch last week was so nice ... I needed that.
ha! good point about the higher-up worker having to go farther.
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