How to Master the Art of Snacking While Working from Home

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Uncle Bobby

I recently started working from home, and while it’s great not having to wear pants to meetings, I’ve noticed I’m snacking all day long. I’m starting to resemble a potato with a Wi-Fi connection. How do I stop myself from turning into a couch spud?

Snack Attack Sally


Ah, the classic work-from-home snack conundrum. Let me tell you, I’ve been living the pants-optional dream since 2006, so I consider myself somewhat of an expert on this subject. You see, the trick isn’t to fight the snacking—it’s to embrace it with the precision of a seasoned professional. First, let’s talk strategy. Snacking all day isn’t a problem; it’s an art form. You need to approach it with the right mindset. Set up designated snack zones in every room. And I mean every room. Turn your office into a gourmet grazing station. Stash some cookies by the coffee maker, maybe a bowl of M&Ms on the desk, and don’t forget to place a secret stash of chips in your desk drawer for emergencies. Bonus points if you can arrange your snacks by color or calorie count—it’s all about the aesthetics. Now, you might worry about the consequences of this lifestyle. But trust me, it’s all about balance. For every ten minutes of snacking, take a thirty-second walk to the fridge. The key is to stay just active enough to justify that next snack. And don’t forget: hydration is critical. Keep a fridge in your home office stocked with your favorite beverages. A sip of soda here, a gulp of iced tea there—it’s like a workout, but more delicious. Oh, and if anyone asks why you have a candy bar taped to your monitor, just tell them it’s motivation. Because let’s be honest, you’re not just working from home—you’re surviving from home. So, Snack Attack Sally, stop worrying about turning into a couch spud. Instead, focus on becoming the ultimate Snack Queen (or King—no judgment here). Who needs six-pack abs when you can have six packs of Oreos? Now go forth and snack with purpose!

– Uncle Bobby