It’s time to labor for Labor Day!

Published September 3, 2012 | By Don Pedro

A year has come and gone, and in the IT world we work on Labor Day. You know, I seem to recall doing this exact same thing last year. How the hell did that happen? Oh well, at least I had a three day weekend before we got to this point. And let’s not forget, the rest of the office is at home with family and friends, cooking and cleaning, having a good time. So you know what that means right? No adult supervision!

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