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doing AV tech in the Sheraton Hotel for a hematology conference today. I and had to wake up at 5:15 am, drive in 90% fog to a weird parking spot that all the parking meters have been stolen from, and then bike the final mile, get my photo taken by security and then given a pink wrist band to start an unknown job
was just charged 4.41$ for a cup of hotel coffee fml
absolutely major props to the AV tech who pulled out a breast pump and started filling milk bottles from their breasts (I assume for a baby) while plugging XLR cables into the main console
@liaizon My first son was born in England. His mother and I found it super weird that she was asked to “cover up” when breast-feeding the baby. In other words, she was supposed to cover the baby with a little blanket when breast-feeding in public.
In other respects, the Englishers we encountered seemed pretty child-friendly.
Later I learned that in some regions of Germany, breast-feeding women are expected to cover up, too. I never go there lest they still burn witches and wizards.
@chpietsch I was surprised to see it here at first cause it's something I think is pretty rare to see but damn I hope this sort of activity is way way more normalized cause its literally necessary for our survival