This F*cking Meetings Candle Is For Anyone Who Prefers Email
This F*cking Meetings Candle "Smells Like This Could Have Been an Email," and We're Losing It
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If your job — and particularly the frequent meetings you have to attend — drives you nuts, you're not alone. We all know that most meetings could easily be emails instead, and it can be hard to vent your frustrations in appropriate ways when all you really want to do is flip everyone off and leave at noon. But thankfully, there's a candle for that. Whether you want to boldly display this on your desk at the office or keep it at home to make you smile after a long day, this F*cking Meetings Candle ($25, roughly £20) from AlwaysFits.com is perfect. Plus, it doesn't hurt that its delicious coffee scent will totally energise you and get you through another day of bullsh*t.
Since the candle is available only via an America-based store, it's important to note that while the candle itself will set you back about £20, the shipping cost is roughly double that (depending on where you are based in the UK). Keep reading to shop the candle if your heart desires. After being sold out since we first discovered the candle, it will finally be back in stock on Nov. 27, so the time to decide whether you need it in your life is, well, right now.
F*cking Meetings Candle
With hilariously relatable quotes on this handmade two-wick F*cking Meetings Candle ($25, or £20), you can make all of your coworkers crack up to ease the office tension.
F*cking Meetings Candle
Not only is the F*cking Meetings Candle ($25) coffee scented — it's "bourbon in my coffee" scented.
F*cking Meetings Candle
This hand-poured soy F*cking Meetings Candle ($25, or £20) could be the perfect gift for a sassy coworker if you can justify the shipping cost — as they should already know per your last email.
