At eleven, it was time for the "new guy" orientation, an office tradition.
This would have quickly become tiresome, but a whole virtual affair between co-workers who were, to our knowledge, never romantically involved, jazzed up Bets' dishing and it became office tradition to spend a few minutes in the lunch room checking in with Bets.
He particularly liked the joke of Andy attending all his honeymoons: "The thought of Andy forlornly embarking on a couple's massage solo or sharing a romantic hot air balloon ride with himself was funny and sad in the best Office tradition".
The central directive force of the kingdom remained the king himself, whose office by tradition empowered its holder with the right to command the obedience of his subjects and to punish those who did not obey.
He has become a frequent public defender of the National Security Agency's domestic surveillance program and detention policies at Congressional hearings and press briefings, a role that some legal scholars say is at odds with the office's tradition of avoiding political advocacy.
Drawing on his innate abilities to practice, reach and lead medicine at the highest levels, Vivek is the person to carry forward the office's tradition of bold, rigorous and scientifically sound action, leveraging his voice as our public health champion to lead collaborative investments in a healthier America.
Mr. Diamond, who specializes in labor law, advises clients to jettison any office party traditions that could result in lawsuits.
Our office-seekers respect tradition too much for such tomfoolery.
His office, too, mixes tradition with modern innovation.
"This office has a tradition of looking at institutions and executives of institutions," he said.
