Weight doesn't matter much since it's distributed. What's bizarre is I've never heard nor seen of a glass floor mat before. Even then, the casters would put pressure points on the glass versus a blunt contact point, and would induce scratches over time. That glass looks as thin as the glass I'd see on one of those small nook desks you see at electronics stores for about $70. Just seems dangerous, if not for you, but for the pups.
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Working from the desert home in the middle of a Minnesota winter? Sounds like a wise choice, friend. For the longest time I've had it in my head that you work for Colle McVoy because they're a huge employer in the region. I'll go into the main office (1st location) if I'm needed or we're expecting one of our big fish to spend the day there or at the second location. Which I don't mind. Only a few are boring, but the rest have a great story behind them and they tend to be fun or quirky. Or both. It's maybe 4-6 hours if that happens, and it doesn't impact my personal time. Fridays are also when I can sleep in if I'm not awake in the morning. Do some grocery shopping so I can avoid the weekend rush. Maybe haul ass over to Costco and buy what we need, and buy stuff I can hide and claim we had before...
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Well, the constant ringing of phones and the buzz of people talking or typing would distract anyone. And much like you because I take off early or go home at the same time as anyone else, I end up working at night, too. There'll be short periods where I have little to do and I can waste time on sites like this or play some strategy or other game on the computer.
You tend to think best at night and in the shower. Showering, particularly the calming and warmth it provides, alongside a nice bath, allows your mind to let go of everything and process information better, to put it bluntly.