(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Extrovert realizes they liked being alone.
Realize that in-person work has no mute button.
"I didn't recognize you in person."
I don't remember what I actually do here, but at this point I'm too afraid to ask.
Reminiscing with colleges about working from home.
Went back home to get something that should be at the office.
Relief to have pets/family not walking through video background.
Get lost in the office.
Google your office building's address.
Introduce yourself in person.
Book Online Work from Office.
Feel weirdly vulnerable and exposed.
Enter the wrong restroom.
Toss office supplies that don't bring you joy.
On site meeting in your cube with your co-workers next to you.
Separation anxiety from your pet(s).
Missing laptop dongle.
"When we used to be in the office…."
Learn how to make coffee in the office.
Where is my new cube?
2020 hand sanitizer has evaporated.
Going into the office for the first time ever (not a new hire).
"Is this food/drink/medicine still good?"
Not talking to yourself out loud, you're not alone anymore.
Use a phone that's not a mobile.
Introvert realizes they like people after all.
Reunite with favorite printer, with then jams.
"Blursday" Where am I today?
When you realize you forgot to set your alarm to include commute time to the office.
Kind of sort of miss your commute (sometimes).
Pretend to text to avoid hallway small talk.
Eavesdrop on a colleague's phone call.
Where do I park?
Watching your pet(s) from home security camera's.
Locate the office supplies.
Ask for the Wi-Fi password.
Discover you haven't made eye contact with a coworker for two years because on Teams you only ever looked at yourself, counting your newly gray hairs and adjusting the "Touch up my appearance" slider.
Are these flip-flops expensive enough to be considered work-appropriate sandals?
New clothes for the office, since the old ones don’t fit.
