Any office workers grill/cook at work?

[Pablo Hoco]

I used to eat out a lot. But over the last few years, as restaurants got more expensive, food quality and service went downhill, I’ve been packing leftovers. But that’s getting old.
But I’m now wondering if I should start packing a stove or my Q to cook during lunch. My office is not conducive to cooking there. But I could go to a nearby park and make a burger, nice and hot chicken sandwich, etc.
It might be a good mental escape for me as well, being away from the office, as well as the therapeutic effect of grilling.
Anyone do this? I have a camp table, stove, chair. It’d be like a mini tailgating session.

 

[DanHoo]

Not a work lunch, but some time back when my mom was recovering in a skilled nursing facility I could tell the food was not that good.

I brought a propane camp stove and cast-iron and cooked a few meals out of the back of my SUV. I felt a little self conscious bringing in food that smelled as good as it did.

I'd say give it a go.