Rose Law Group Reporter Top 10 things non-essential federal workers in Arizona did during the shutdown

Top 1010. Peeled gum from the bottom of their shoes—certain FBI agents

9. Hung around, asking for a ride in an F-16—Luke AFB civilian workers

8. Breathed fresh air for once—Porta-Potty janitors at national campgrounds

7. Played poker—Sen. John McCain’s staff

6.  Played video game “Grand Theft Auto”—certain workers at Safford federal prison

5. Mowed lawns—BLM employees

4. Played gin with Japanese tourists first few days of shutdown—several business owners in Tusayan

3. Stood at intersections with signs: “Will sue for food”—federal court lawyers

2. Took basic math courses at community colleges—staffs at IRS centers

1. Wondered if it were possible to ever get caught up—nine employees in the state Office of Population Statistics

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