Have to work from home
‘Do you have to work from home?’
‘Do you have to work from home?’
‘And you’ll be bad COP26.’
‘Wait, what do you mean I can’t take it with me?’
‘One day son, all this will be yours.’
‘I do enjoy group activities.’
‘I’ve been evicted.’
‘He looks stunned.’
‘You’ll find it’s lonely at the top.’
‘You can take it off now.’
‘Sounds like complete chaos back home.’
‘This next game is called “Pin the blame on the donkey”.’
‘Temperatures are rising.’
‘That’s quite an achievement, son.’
‘If not now then when?’
‘He’s reluctant to embrace his old freedoms.’
‘I think it’s been spiked.’
‘They’ll never knowingly be sold.’
‘I think it’s just common courtesy to wear a mask when other people are around.’
‘I was told to stand in the corner and self-isolate.’
‘The PM wants a boosterism jab developed by the autumn.’