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Wed, 09/19/2018 - 5:02am

It's the same old story, week after week. Your colleagues are gearing up for happy hour and ask you to come along, only you once again respond with an apologetic "no." There are plenty of good reasons why you might choose to forgo work events rather than participate along with many of your peers.

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