They really wanted us to know cursive.

The Karen walked in and sat down like she owned the place. Partygoers dressed like cupids and cute devils were not standing for it.

The news reporter and L.A. Times employee Vitus Spehar started the series last year and now millions of TikTokers say it's their most trusted source.

Sounds like a good solution.

People have been taking their employers and putting them on blast following a viral thread posted to the r/antiwork subreddit. Reddit user u/BrushProfessional350 went out for dinner with their boss and coworkers to celebrate a good year of business. By all counts, it seemed to be a company dinner. Nothing was indicating that the purpose of this gathering was a bunch of friends were going out for a bite to eat. The boss said it was to celebrate the year, so it must be covered. Right? u/BrushProf…

Some seriously Pro Revenge.

It's time to quit your bullsh*t.

Karma's a fish.

Makes sense.

If you say so.

This worker put the therapy in retail therapy—as she watched the betrayal go down within this love triangle, she helped the victim come out stronger.

Those were the days.

During the day, he flings food for the ravenous fish to eat. During the pitch black night, he flings fruit into the darkness never to be seen again. TikTokers are loving it.

A lesson in appreciating your employees.

When u/Tigerdragon180 was working for a large firm as a contractor for the IT department, his experience was one that people often have within a giant, bloated corporate behemoth. The managers were unreliable, the expectations were too high, and the company had an odd culture “That tried to sell more work as being a sign of praise rather than pay you to do the more work." That sounds like something that the owner or CEO thought of one day when they were sitting on the toilet, and all the “Yes M…

There's nothing worse than having your own mother steal from you.