Some need to win a coin flip to use a desk. Others say they’re killing time when workstations aren’t available amid the administration’s return-to-office mandate.

Many federal workers are struggling to grasp how they’ll comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring them to return to in-person work when they don’t have any designated office space.

Federal workers forced to return to offices by Donald Trump's administration are showing up to facilities lacking desks and equipment allowing them to do their jobs. According to a report from the Washington Post,

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President Donald Trump’s scowling Georgia mug shot now has pride of place on a wall just outside the Oval Office in the White House. A framed copy of the New York Post’s front cover featuring Trump’s booking photo was spotted in images taken last week during Trump’s meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.