I feel terribly sorry for you, employee of John Hancock. You aren’t able to read this fine content any longer. Why should the employees of John Hancock be denied a little BostonGeek every now and again? Isn’t it one of those inalienable rights that our fore-fathers spoke about when drafting the Constitution and signing the Declaration of Independence. Oh yes, the Declaration of Independece which has the signature of, none other than, John Hancock.

Let us think, maybe the company needs to be re-branded. Maybe the new name could be Pol Pot or Adolf Hitler or George W. Bush. This might provide a better representation of what the current John Hancock is all about. A little truth in advertising, if you will.

Of course, I kid. Honestly, the fact that John Hancock employees cannot reach BostonGeek from work anymore probably has more to do with some crappy content-filtering service in place on a firewall. And, of course, said content-filtering service has classified BostonGeek as child-porn because the word pedophile was mentioned a thousand times in jest. Oh well. Now the employees of John Hancock will have to wait until they are in the privacy of their own home to read BostonGeek. Surely, this will affect employee morale and John Hancock shall suffer irreparably.