Q: Every day when I leave for lunch, a coworker asks me to pick something up for her. She pays me, but I’m sick of being her deliveryman. how can I tell her I don’t want to do it anymore?
A: If you’re looking for her to take a turn try saying “Mary, I have to work through lunch today. Could you grab me something when you go out?” To make your point a little clearer, try a more diret approach: “Mary, I’m sorry, but I’m going to ahve to say not this time. You should get some fresh air–you’ll be amazed at how much good it can do!”
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