This job advertisement went viral after screenshots of the ad were posted online. The ad describes a vacant position with some unusual requirements for applicants. The situation necessitates an applicant who “have watched the TV show madmen and think the way the women are treated in the office is perfect (sic) acceptable.” and mentions that the owner can be “erratic and contradictory.” The screenshots were posted to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit, a community where Redditors gather to share stor…

*surprised Pikachu face*

Motels might look like scary places in the movies, but this TikToker is showing you IRL it can be a welcoming place.

This misguided tech bro attempted to lend a helping hand to a junior female developer and tried to educate her on the reasons why her coworkers were having issues engaging with her. However, he failed to help when his contribution mostly entailed pointing out how “attractive” and “exotic” she was. He then took to the internet, posting on Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A**hole) subreddit to see whether or not he had been in the wrong for his comments. The internet was squarely against him and went as…

Lookin' good.

Screw that.

Reasonable.

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Feel the burn.

Don't judge a book by its cover. Or, how about, don't judge anyone or stereotype at all. We're all unique individuals with unique experiences to bring to the table, someone's appearance doesn't tell you much about what those experiences are. In this story this scammer mechanic completely underestimated his customer because he deemed her to be an easy target, expecting a small blonde woman not to know all that much about cars. The thing is, both her brother and father are mechanics and she knows…

Nepotism can really be a pain.

Take that, Karen.

That's pretty on brand.

This volunteer firefighter was threatened to be fired while attending a fire.

One day we will all return to crab.

Come on, man.