#37: That Seems Inappropriate

In the 1950s, a different workplace culture prevailed in America, and it was reflected in the availability of whiskey vending machines in offices. These machines offered employees a convenient way to access alcoholic beverages during working hours, reflecting a more relaxed attitude towards drinking on the job. Employees could simply insert a coin, press a button, and receive a shot of whiskey or other alcoholic drinks.

However, as attitudes towards workplace safety and alcohol consumption evolved, these whiskey vending machines gradually disappeared from offices, and stricter regulations were put in place to promote a healthier and more productive work environment. Do you think something like this could make a comeback in today’s world?