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A hasty and rude retail worker quickly corrected this woman when she pointed out a pricing error on a chef's knife she was interested in. She relented in revealing the mistake to the worker and ended up with a deal on a great knife. This story was shared to the r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by u/TIL_eulenspiegel , the woman in the story, where it earned 19k upvotes as of the writing of this post. The u/TIL_eulenspiegel , the Original Poster of the topic (referred to as the “OP” in Reddit's cu…

This female tech engineer often found herself being rolled out to recruiting events as the “token girl engineer” and when a young woman asked her what the diversity at the company was like she was honest with her answer. This honesty has landed her in a lot of hot water with her company, who didn't like her saying the quiet parts out loud. Thumbnail Image: ThisisEngineering RAEng

Take a seat jerk

What makes a person attractive is subjective, but like, man brush your teeth.

Don't do this.

Where's Ripley when you need her?

Anna Connelly pulling through with the fire escape.

It's a story of transformation.

Shakespeare was on to something.

Solving beef with more beef.

There are times to yep and there are times to nope.

Attraction is subjective but there's some concensus.

Sometimes it's for the best.

There's always something new to learn.

It's probably a good idea to not do these things.