Jeanine Pirro, the new interim U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., expressed dissatisfaction with the water situation in her office. In a video posted on social media, she revealed that employees must pay a monthly fee to access water from the cooler and that there was no water delivery on that day. She contrasted this inconvenience with the substantial U.S. financial aid to foreign countries, underscoring her frustration with government resource allocation. Pirro's remarks highlight broader issues regarding governmental efficiency and employee welfare in federal offices.
I'm at the water cooler in the United States Attorney's Office... in order to get water, they have to join a water club and they have to pay.
The federal government has money for everyone but us. Today there was no water delivered to the United States Attorney's Office.
Why? Because we couldn't get water delivered today. And remember, it's only for those who pay $7 a month.
Ain't it grand to be a part of the government, and I'm just thrilled to be here.
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