The Water Cooler's Tale

Srinidhi Ranganathan

7 May 2024

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Every day, I stand in the corner of the office, gleaming under the fluorescent lights. They call me "The Water Cooler," and I must say, I adore my job. It's a curious thing, being an inanimate object with such an important role. I am the silent observer, the keeper of secrets, and the provider of refreshment.

From my vantage point, I watch the ebb and flow of office life. The early birds come in for a quick sip and a moment of peace before the storm. The mid-morning rush, where I offer a cool respite from the relentless glare of computer screens. The lunchtime confessions, where colleagues lean against my frame, whispering about weekend plans or sharing a gentle joke.

I love the little things, like the way Sarah from accounting always presses the lever with her elbow because her hands are full of files. Or how John, the intern, nervously fills his cup to the brim, only to take a tiny sip before a big meeting.

But what I cherish most is my role in the daily rituals. I am the gathering spot, the starting point of collaborations and friendships.

Ideas are sparked over a casual cup of water, and I am there, witnessing the birth of projects, the resolution of conflicts, and the simple joy of conversation.

As the day winds down, and the office grows quiet, I take pride in knowing that I've done my job well. I've quenched thirsts, facilitated discussions, and been a steadfast presence in a world of constant change.

So here I stand, the humble water cooler, filled with more than just water—I am filled with stories, laughter, and the shared moments of the lives that surround me. And I wouldn't trade my job for anything in the world.

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