The happy future of the sad desk lunch ...Middle East

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When the coronavirus pandemic shuttered offices and prompted millions worldwide to work from home—grudgingly, gleefully, temporarily, or permanently—it didn’t just change the lives of office workers. It also changed the lives of the many waiters, sandwich makers, salad choppers, smoothie mixers, chefs, and food cart entrepreneurs that support the office lunch economy.Pret a Manger, a chain ubiquitous in cities like London, had to pivot to delivery and special hot evening meals. At the height of the pandemic, New York City’s midtown parks, where office workers would fight over a few minutes of fresh air, were eerily quiet. So important was the “business lunch” that the UK government created a

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