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The two tracks come together in harmony to depict a story of two people who share a deep bond and an unstoppable connection. The outro of "Sweater Weather" talks about the cold weather and the holes in the protagonist's sweater, which could symbolize the vulnerabilities that reveal themselves in intimate relationships.

For example, in Fairbanks, the sunrise on this year's summer solstice (June 20) is at 2:59 a.m. Sunset is at 12:47 a.m. the next day. For those two hours between sunrise and sunset, it's basically dusk or dawn because it never actually gets dark.

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I wondered that too, or if she just preferred the quieter hours after everyone went home to be able to concentrate. Without going into diagnoses, some people find daytime or office quite distracting. Wonder what her office/desk setup is like and if she would do better in a quieter environment.

Some office buildings have alarms set for after hours, and one person wanting to work late hours could pose s huge problem. The building where I worked had motion sensors that were automatically activated at a certain time in the evening, and if they detected movement, would set off the internal alarm system and send a message to the police.

Cosigned. When I moved to DC, we had a snowstorm that closed everything down. When I asked a friend, she kindly explained that there were years when the temperature never got below freezing, so nobody was used to driving on snow or ice, and the roads took a while to clear out because they also had to deal with stranded drivers all over the place. It snowed January 3rd for the first time in two years. Three people died in a car crash caused by bad weather conditions, and the VA and MD state police had responded to nearly 800 accidents by midnight. Some people spent 24 hours stranded. There are legitimate reasons why this area and those south of us end up with massive problems when it snows.

Every year we see that extreme weather can impact places that do not typically experience it and how that can be disastrous for travelers (signed, someone who lived near the corridor of 95 in VA where people were stuck for 24+ hours a few weeks ago)

One problem I have seen is that some workplaces have to empty out because of the computers. The workplace does not want anyone alone with the computers. Can IT look to see what she is doing in those extra hours? Is there a policy regarding computer usage after hours?

But with many commercial office buildings, no, they very much do not want a lone worker in there after about 7 pm because of security and safety. Same with weekends. Often the air/heat/lights go on energy saving mode outside of those hours, or the cleaning crews come in to clean.

Yes but seriously, willfully staying so late (knowing bad weather was coming) you had to sleep there on the floor? Even after being told nothing was so urgent?

I know many are saying so what? Let Caroline do work as she pleases, but I find that bit very problematic because it could legitimately be a safety issue.

A concern I have, and I work at a college. She (Caroline) should not be in the building without security present. If she is staying after hours, she is creating a huge LIABILITY for the college if something happens to her, and as her boss, the manager might get sued. Regardless of work productivity she needs to be out of the building at six, if only to protect yourself from possible legal action. 006ab0faaa