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But still, within the scope of work, whether you want to hide it or by controlling it, over time you can find out, whether your friend or boss finds out, and if your friend doesn't like you, your friend could report it to your boss, so your job could be threatened just because you gambled on the spot work, in my opinion this is a trivial problem that over time becomes a big problem, you may at first just take the time to gamble but over time if you feel safe you will spend more time because you feel more fun gambling at work if you have like this will certainly be a big problem for your work.
Yes, because you think too much about gambling so you can't stop yourself from gambling even though you're working, it's better to stop that action if you want to keeping working at your placed, don't take too big risky because you're just an employee who has to comply with work regulation.
Yeah, you're right.
At the end of the day you have to be smart about your life.
If you are at work, simply work and don't do anything else, gambling or social media while working could potentially backfire at you, so why bother.
It's the safest approach to simply work at your work hours.
- That's right, let's put gambling in the right place. It seems like there is no difference in driving a four-wheel vehicle if you don't drive while using a mobile phone. Because it can cause an accident that can cost us our lives in an instant.
It's the same with work: when we play gambling online at the same time, the real consequences of that are that we or you can lose your job just because we want to play gambling. There is nothing stopping us from gambling, as long as we put it in the right place.