Man, this boss was clearly blind to their own ignorant toxicity. If you're going to hire someone and pay them double the person that is training the new person, there is clearly a monstrous hole in your logic. And then for the employee to take that well warranted concern to their boss, and have it thrown right back in their face? Get out of there with that. Fortunately, it sounds like inconsiderate boss learned their lesson.
Reddit is a social network platform that allows users to discuss and vote on content. Most of the content on Reddit's site are User Generated Content (UGC). Reddit is ranking as the No. 5 most visited website in U.S.
It's stories like this that can make people feel like the only people they can trust are themselves. This guy was borrowing money from tons of people, with what would seem to be no genuine intention of actually paying them back. Unfortunately, this guy's tactics didn't get the guy to reconsider his approach to life and finances. Oh well.
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There are just a few basic unwritten rules to life. We all know them.
Well, Reddit decided to write down these unwritten rules. And a thread discussing this topic has given us the essential guide to human life.
Just follow these 10 rules and you'll be good to go. At least, according to the Internet.
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Sometimes, the best course of action when it feels like the walls are closing in, and you're faced with a boss that insists on being a lousy human being, is to play out some good old malicious compliance. In this case, it sounds like it ended up working out for the employee. Even though they were fired, they basically got that paid vacation before they were able to start up with their new gig.
Check out some more juicy malicious compliance with this boss who orchestrated their own downfall.
"Dog shower thoughts" are a lot like the human version, but better, because dogs.
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Well, I guess had, seeing as this sht's expectedly gone viral. How did so many of us miss this guy's masterpiece? The account was discovered by AdAge after a Reddit user spotted it. The 46-year-old went from having just 240 subscribers to having nearly 49,700.
“That’s so f—king weird. He’s verified and everything,” the user said. “I’m genuinely shocked that an [Academy Award-winning] actor can put out a video and get under 1,000 views in a year.”
Here's to hoping that now that his secret's out, he brings some new life to his next series of videos!
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Parents are normally right. They just are. If you've reached an age where you can realize this, Congratulations! You are officially an adult. If you haven't realized this yet, maybe these "sh*t, my parents were right" moments from Reddit will change your mind...
Online dating might be wildly unsuccessful and extremely shallow, but it's nothing short of completely entertaining. Whether you're on the app for ego boosts or looking for the love of your life, you're bound to see some hilarious profiles and have some weird and amusing exchanges. Here are some people who really know how to work with their wits.
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The rules of AskReddit clearly state: "AskReddit is for thought-provoking, discussion-inspiring questions. If your question can be answered by google, or in one word, it isn't right for AskReddit."
Rules, shmules.
Redditor elkresurgence threw caution to the wind this morning when he asked: "Which famous person needs to come out already?"
Within hours, every single response read "Tom Cruise."
Then, DutchessPDX brought everyone back to earth:
I think we need to stop speculating on who's gay and who's straight and let people get on with their lives. Gay or straight doesn't matter. But obviously Tom Cruise.
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This guy asked folks on Reddit whether or not he was in the wrong for stranding his roommate with full rent, because he simply couldn't take any more of his roommate's strange rules. The gist of it is that his roommate's girlfriend moved in with them. Said girlfriend seems to have suffered some kind of trauma in the past, and can't stand being caught alone with the guy when her boyfriend isn't around. Considering the uniquely tough time that we're all living through, and how many folks are forced to be at home most of the time, this created quite the conundrum. So, most folks agreed the guy really didn't do anything wrong.
A dejected amateur weightlifter took to Reddit's popular r/fitness subreddit March 18 to tell a woeful story about a bad solo trip to the gym.
The 19-year-old user, /u/GnashBrowns, fell a few times and said some rude gym rats laughed at his plight.
This left him feeling demoralized and he reached out for help...
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People that have the audacity to invite themselves over, and then refuse to follow the house rules are something else. This insensitive step mom used all the water during a gnarly drought, so a glorious case of petty revenge ensued. Check out another glorious case of pro revenge with this aggressive girlfriend who had the nerve to steal from her ex's bank account.
We're talking Professor Umbridge from Harry Potter levels of toxic from this teacher, folks. Yes, by the sound of it this teacher was a disaster from the start. Fortunately, one particular student ran the issue back to the dean of the school, who intervened after assuring the student that they wouldn't have to worry about passing the class. With that kind of free (and totally warranted) pass, the pressure completely dissipated. They actually managed to have some fun with the whole situation. The lesson that the teacher hopefully learned would be to teach the actual material that the students are paying thousands of dollars to learn.
