Commenters on one of Reddit's fastest-growing subreddits gathered to share their thoughts on a viral image that was shared by one of the users. This thread was posted to r/antiwork by Redditor u/mysterioussoup who shared the image in a thread with the title" Proud of Gen Z." The image depicts two A4 sheets of paper with a message lambasting the shop's Gen Z employees: 4/20 I apologize for us closing AGAIN. My 2 new cashiers quit because I said their boyfriends couldn't stand here for their enti…

Peak romance.

A soon-to-be auntie stood up for her non-binary nibling's best interest when she told them that she did not expect them to wear a dress to her wedding. With a streak of empathy that the parents themselves lack, she was able to see how uncomfortable the prospect of wearing a dress was making her future nibling. The parents are angry and demand that she changes her stance, but she is fairly sure that what she is doing is the right thing. I mean, all other ethical justifications aside… It's her we…

Just a word of note here: This colorful tale is told in such a manner and with enough allusions, exposition, and allegory that Hemmingway himself would have trouble making heads or tails of it. It's the literary equivalent of eating an entire jar of peanut butter with a spoon and the phrase “Mozart's requiem on the meatflute.” is a phrase that will be burned into my brain forever.

Oh no, my feels.

Sometimes even adults need to be treated like kindergarteners.

Trust your gut.

You think cowboys are cool? Wait until you meet a real life cowgirl.

A nurse made an assumption and then proceeded with an inappropriate judgment and course of action. Her patient had had enough and reacted to her treatment. Now the patient is wondering if she went too far. This thread was posted to r/AITA (Am I the Asshole) by the patient, u/teenmistakethrowaway (OP), who was facing judgment from the nurse. She is posting this thread to share her story and see whether or not she is in the wrong for her reactions to the nurse's attitude towards her. She notes th…

It's some kind of a sign.

It's steam, punk.

It's a mixed bag.

This picky customer got what they requested... "The milkiest milkshake possible."

How many times do you have to ask someone?

They were just trying to do their job and this ‘Karen’ client was going absolutely berserk—and not even in person!

Micromanaging obviously made the list, but why is having been only at the company your entire career on there?