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BERTRAND GUAY/AFP via Getty Images
For millions of Americans, working through lunch is the norm. Our sad desk salads and Tupperware containers filled with premade meals are as much a part of the work day as checking our emails or clocking in.
But what if it didn’t have to be this way? What if this particular brand of work-life imbalance was not only frowned upon, but forbidden by law?
Join us this week as we follow one American’s journey to a foreign country with an even more foreign work culture: France.
This episode was made in collaboration with the Rough Translation podcast.
Music: Doo Doop, French Polish, and Gourmet of Love.
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