Whoever said to find what you love and pursue that as your occupation, never lived with capitalism. That really takes what you love and turns it into a cash cow and then you're doing it with so much unfair pressure and anxiety that it turns into something you hate… So what does that leave you with in the job field? Do something you already hate for a job and hold onto the things you love and keep them safe from capitalism? We have no idea, we just know memes. Memes are life. Memes can help you…

I'm not crying, you're crying

Some will make you laugh, others will make you think, and all will make you question why we work like this.

If your boss thinks improving work culture means mandating more in-person time, then these work fails are for you!

If you're having one of those "what am I doing with my life?" moments, you're very much not alone.

"Do not let the elites talk you into thinking that this is bad."

We live in a society

“I realized pretty quickly that maybe [getting laid off] was the best thing to ever happen to me.”

Oh, they're in a different tax bracket…

It was the official “employee crying corner” for me…

He said, “I run a business.” Really, Sonic? Do better.

He was getting paid a below average market rate, so he told his manager he's only going to do a below average amount of work.

The three-year-old article is still getting a huge rise out of millennials and the Gen-Z—now, TikTokers are chiming in about it also.

The woman went to TikTok to tell the story of her first time walking out on a job—goes so viral she eventually makes the news and exposes the entire company.

Huge luxury brands will usually give their product for free to the people who could actually afford it, but would rather burn their items before putting it on sale and making it affordable to anyone else.

Is it immoral to swipe a home from a struggling household or is it just business?