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Every year my dad and I watch Groundhog Day together on Groundhog Day. It's one of my favorite movies of all time. What was it like filming the same scenes over, and over, and over?

This is an important question, it's too bad we already know it's me.

Hey Josh! I absolutely LOVED Grindhouse. What was it like working with Quentin Tarantino? He seems like he'd be... an interesting dude.

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Speaking as another remote employee (Orlando), I also feel I've been more productive working from home. I wake up, immediately begin work, work all day with necessary breaks, and end my day with work.

For transparency, my main profession, before I got a job here at reddit, was nursing (I'm still a licensed RN but not practicing in my state) so I know what life is like punching a clock. I now put in wayyy more than 40 hours a week nowadays working for reddit, not because I have to, but because I want to. I love my job and the way we communicate.

I don't fully support the relocation. I'm just another employee who's been put in a crazy situation because of it for reasons I don't totally agree with but can understand.