Why do I have a feeling we’ve discussed this before? I definitely remember a couple of people saying they’d tried them with varying results, and someone saying they used one fairly regularly.
Either here or I’m remembering a conversation from somewhere else. I shall sleuth…
Yeah I remember having the convo here about them, but that was all based around office lifestyle and pre-convid. Here I am trying to validate a purchase for home (office) use. I can’t afford that shit so I need to validate it.
Nevertheless, thanks for the sleuthing efforts, I’ll do some catching up. 
Ah, okay I get the distinction. I’m assuming because of COVID and the shift to working from home, you never had a chance to try one at the office. Surely the justifications for getting one for the home office would be the same though? Just tell them that you’ll bring it to the office when you return, like any other piece of company property.
There’s a bunch of “6 benefits of standing desks” posts around, but I reckon if you want to add weight to your justification pitch to your decision maker, hit them with a little “Harvard Medical School says…”:
… and support that with a dash of LinkedIn posting:
Yeah, as you can see from my previous posts and thread regarding this subject I am well versed in the benefits of standing desks. While then I was justifying for one of those more automated ones, here I am being more practical as it will only serve myself therefor don’t have a need (nor space actually) for one of those bigger traditional desks.
Don’t worry, we had avo toasts and it was amaizng, I actually wanted more.
Morning people of the palace
Hope you all have a good day
Good morning everyone
Good mornings!
It never reigns but it pours.
A play on words that I’m possibly not getting? Why the use of “reign” and not “rain”, as per the proverb?
Been watching Gone in Sixty Seconds? I’m sure I remember that line in the movie also.
Words that sound the same but spelled and have different meaning altogether, I guess? 
Yeah, and I’m pretty sure that it was referenced in Gone in 60 Seconds.
Kind of the same way a grenade and grenadine are two different things.
Or perhaps the age old adage of;
Let’s eat Grandma!
vs.
Let’s eat, Grandma!
Good evening
Morning
Good morning everyone.
Good morning my dudes! 
Morning people of the palace
