Wednesday, January 13, 2021

Little Bro Alters Older Bro's Facebook Profile, Older Bro Redecorates His Room


There's no denying the fact that all kinds of rivalries and revenges can pop up between siblings. In this case we have a devilish little bro who thinks he'll just get away with completely altering his older bro's Facebook without any consequences. Older bro did nothing of the sort. Instead, he decided to give his little bro's room a nice little makeover. He did such a good job that the little brother didn't even want to change it. 

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Dude Gets Rid of Annoying Crows With Laser Pointer Trick


Early morning crows can really destroy a night of sleep, and this dude seems to have found a nonlethal solution to scare off the bastards. Once they get a taste of the pointer, they head off for greener pastures. Honestly it's weird how quickly they take off after getting just a little swipe of the laser.

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Pastor Floats To Podium On Fly System, Gets Stuck


This really couldn't have shaken out any better. A theatrical pastor decides to "float" to a podium on a fly system and then ends up getting gloriously stuck for all to see. If anything it might've served as a nice little ego check. 

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People's Best Body Life Hacks


Our bodies are strange. You never know if you're going to wake up after a night of completely restful sleep and still find something within your body that's just completely out of whack. Or maybe you'll be out navigating your day's responsibilities, cruising along, and suddenly get hit with a wave of gut-wrenching panic that just blinds you with crippling fear. From there it can be nothing short of a life saver to have the necessary body life hack in your back pocket. Life's crazy enough, so you might as well take these along with you for the emotional rollercoaster. 

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Text - WeAllHaveOurMoments · 22h 1 Award Splashing cold water on your face triggers the mammalian dive response, which instantly lowers BPM and blood pressure. It's not just a movie trope of the panicking character in the bathroom...it actually works and is sometimes even utilized in emergency rooms. # QReply 4 721 ...

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Text - Then-theres-chunkyhe • 20h 5 Awards When you have a clogged nose make a fist and press it down on you face in the middle of your forehead near you nose and tilt your head back. Your nose won't be clogged anymore and you can breathe normally while doing that. Reply 460 ...

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Text - mappinit · 19h Sunblock. Even if it's not sunny. Gotta protect the moneymaker! Reply 1 192 ...

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Text - opstapjee · 20h One thing that has helped me for sure, is when I wake up I get out of bed immediately. I used to stay in bed for a while when I woke up in the morning, but now I get a much better start of my day! Reply 1 100 3 ...

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Text - grass-snake-40 • 19h if you are forced to stand for a long period, try to rest your fat belly on the nearest stationary object to relieve pressure on your lower back Reply 95 ...

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Text - chefjenga • 18h Running cold water over my inner wrist when I am very hot. A few seconds of this, and I cool down to a manageable feeling. I assume it has something to do with cooling down blood so close to my skin. # QReply 125 ...

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Text - Awkward_Sneeze • 20h Setting my alarm clock to a "jump-scare" sound on full volume. Now my brain wakes me up a minute or two before my alarm clock goes off to avoid a heart attack each morning. Reply 1 269 3 ...

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Text - femm_queen • 22h Putting a straw in my water. I drink way more water now | Reply 142

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Text - Metallic-Blue• 20h Smaller Jawbreakers or atomic fireballs when I have the knack to snack. I can't chew through them, they last 20 minutes, and I can still talk and drink while keeping my mouth busy. Bonus: It's nearly impossible to yawn with an atomic fireball in your mouth. I have coworkers stop by my desk, "Can you hook me up? l've got a 3 fireball meeting coming up." Reply 294 ...

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Text - Invaderclaudia • 18h Eating mostly fresh/non processed food and starting the day with a walk (10 minutes around the block will do) and ending the day with stretching or yoga (preferably barefoot on grass to ground yourself.) Doing this has changed how I physically and mentally feel, and I notice the effect on my body if I don't do these things. Reply 4 34 ...

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Text - Ritaskeeeeter • 20h 3 Awards Crying. Cry enough and you're able to release whatever it is that's bothering you. No more "coping mechanisms" or managing. The body's brilliant. Just like you can vomit up something that's making your stomach feel bad (much better than holding it in), you can emotionally puke out everything too. Shame we've told everyone it's shameful to do. Crying feels great. Reply 1 447 ...

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Text - certifiedintelligent · 21h Exercise - Just do it already. Vitamin D - 5000iu/day for 10 years now, I get blood levels checked every few years and they always come up "normal". Melatonin - Instead of other sleeping pills if I can't sleep, or to adjust for jet lag. Don't abuse it, it's a hormone, but occasional use can help you repair or switch your sleep cycle faster. Reply 113 ...

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Text - Iwantedtorunwild · 21h Eating lots of veggies makes my entire body work better. Reply 1 146 •..

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Text - Tall_Mickey · 16h Do all your eating within eight (or nine hours) in the day. You'll lose some weight. If you try to eat healthy -- not starve yourself, but avoid junk -- you can really lose weight. My wife and I drifted into this while sheltering in place this year, and I lost 50 pounds in eight months without intending to -- at first, without even knowing that I was doing it. My wife lost 35 or 40 pounds. It's a thing; called partial fasting, I finally found out. There's a huge subreddi

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Text - NoResponsibility5346 · 17h Scratching the back of your calf reduces the need to pee for a short while. Helped me countless times in highschool. Reply 1 15 ...

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Text - skr3taP3 · 21h Telling yourself outloud positive things and stating what you will get done today. | Reply 1 37 ...

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Text - Belaara • 15h Drinking a cup of green tea every morning drastically helps my skin. Reply ...

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Funny History Memes and Moments That Put Things In Perspective


One doesn't have to go rooting around in history books long to find something extremely weird about our collective past. There are too many history moments that are too dumb to seem real already, and we keep making more every day. If there's one reason to get into history, it's so you can get these sweet historical memes to become one with time.

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Text - t7 Brodie Waddell Retweeted Intoxicating Spaces @intoxspaces Let's never forget that in 1697 one of the charges against Cheshire vicar William Dennis was that, while drunk, he threw a frog at a gentlewoman. @CheshireRO EDC 5/1697/14. net ... . Hhen. Fota thin depet Hat the. bauon, . ha frigltue her with a rogg. An Frong.An 队, a-broo t alena on alome 9:25 AM Jul 25, 2020 Twitter for iPhone 28 Retweets 70 Likes >

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Brown - RML @rmldraws I love these pillows made by Mary, Queen of Scots while she was in prison that look like modern shitposts 04 A CATTE DATTE

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Text - you may not like it but every greek tragedy is a musical classicslesbianopinions Follow directors 2000 years from now, holding a translated script of wicked: okay so we know they put these parts to music but we have no way of knowing what the tunes were. it was based on an ancient myth called "the wizard of oz" but we have no way of knowing how close it was to the original because we only have fragments. we'll have to speak the choruses Source: classicsleshianonininns

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Green - 2 squareallworthy Follow Do kids today even understand why podcasts are called podcasts? squareallworthy Follow Well, you see, kids, almost twenty years ago Apple produced a portable audio player called - wait, I need to go back further. Z squareallworthy Follow Okay, so in the 20th century, the new inventions of radio and television were known as broadcast media - no, wait, that's not really the start either - squareallworthy Follow Broadcasting originally refers to throwing, or casting

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Text - Bryan Gaensler @SciBry Research is spending 6 hours reading 35 papers, so you can write one sentence containing 2 references. 2018-04-26, 5:51 PM

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Text - I thatsbelievable Follow The Best Gorilla Joke of 1897 Gorilla: Did you hear about the gorilla who escaped from the zoo? Zookeeper: No, I did not. Gorilla: That is because I am a quiet gorilla. {Muffled sounds of gorilla violence] angelnumber27 Follow The people in 1897 were mentally in 2030 94,149 notes > D

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Text - Ron Iver @ronnui_ Losing my mind over the idea that pigeons existed before cities. Like can you imagine pigeons just hanging out in a forest? Eating bugs instead of gutter bagels? personally just don't buy it. 9:23 AM · 5/16/20 · Twitter for Android

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Text - A tilthat TIL In the middle ages some kings had clothes made from "Salamander fur" which were completely fire-proof and bright white. The name likely comes from the common belief that Salamanders were "born from fire". The clothes were actually made out of asbestos. via reddit.com fakelanguage Bend thine ear and harken: If thou or thy king hast been exposed to salamander fur, thou mightest be entitled to monies in recompense. Send thy fleetest paige for a free consultation overmorrow. Wai

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Text - Michael Cooper ... @comic_m_cooper Don't have sex with rich people. They're selfish lovers. Rich people ain't given head since the French Revolution. 7:31 PM · 12/10/20 · Twitter Web App

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Animation - Celts: Fight naked to intimidate their enemies Romans: joke's on you i'm into that shit made witiamematic

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Text - Female Ruler: *enjoys having sex.* Medieval Historians: NICKIE ROBERTS WHORES IN HISTORY

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Text - Mikey @_MikeyMartin History essays in 2053: "Explain the use and role of memes as a coping mechanism during the Corona Virus Pandemic of 2020"

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Text - Nobody: Absolutely fucking nobody: Not a single damn soul: Shakespeare: CAPULET You are a saucy boy

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Green - RE tilthat Follow TIL that Ancient Roman politician Gaius Gracchus had a bounty placed on his head that was equivalent to his head's weight in gold. The head was delivered, but the reward was never paid because it was discovered that his captor removed Gaius' brain and filled his head with molten lead. via ift.tt good-opinion-haver Follow For once l'd like one boring fact about ancient Romans fairy-anon-godmother Follow The thing about the ancient Romans is that they went full throttle a

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Forehead - Composer: Damn... you have a nice singing voice 8yr olds in 18th century Italy: Theme I must get out of here as quick as possible

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Rock - Y'all need to put that shit right the fuck back. CN CNN @CNN 1/4/19 Archeologists have uncovered the first known temple to an important pre-Hispanic deity called the Flayed Lord, who is represented by a skinless corpse cnn.it/2F54ykZ

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Plant community - thatsthat24: congenitaldisease: This mysterious "chicken church" is located in the middle of the Indonesian jungle. The abandoned building itself is quite bizarre but even more bizarre is the fact that there are 12 underground chambers. The world is filled with such wonderful things. Photos Source: congenitaldise.

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Text - keuhkopussirotta I wish rich people went back to keeping artists as pets. Like when you're wealthy enough you pick a cool weirdo to do regular commissions for you, and if you really want to flex on your peers, you've got several. And you visit them every once in a while like "hello, I've paid for your rent and your tools, have you worked on that commission giant oil painting of me getting sucked off by my political opponent, who is unfortunately still the mayor of this town, like I reques

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Organism - S amyplaystuba courbet my favorite part of impressionism is when artists just hung out and painted each other painting. oil paint isnt cheap, but john singer sargent wanted to paint his homie claude havin a nice day. thats sweet. and heres gaugin's painting of van gogh painting the sunflowers. damn he knew it would be #iconic and he memorialized the event. what a good friend scotchtapeofficial modern day equivalent: when u see ur friend tryin to get the perfect selfie and u take a pic

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Human - Guess how many woman I had sex with Mmm? Jeez, not that many

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Electronic device - 13 year old me spending my entire day on the computer downloading music to LimeWire, playing SIMS 2, rearranging my top 8, and watching 'Shoes' on YouTube: @doyoulovethe2000s

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Human - ruby @roobeekeane monk: just a normal letter 'M' please scribe: 4:53 PM Jun 21, 2020 - Twitter for iPhone 14.2K Retweets 380 Quote Tweets 97.6K Likes

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Sleeve - 10 28 19 29 12 mygoodbabushka In 1930, Helene Adelaide Shelby patented an apparatus for obtaining criminal confessions. The police put the suspect into a darkened chamber where they are confronted by a human skeleton with glowing red eyes that questions them with a voice transmitted from the interrogator behind it, through a megaphone in its mouth. A camera concealed in the skull was to record the confessions slimy WHAT jkrockin confess your sins to the CRIME SKELETON Source:juliekschul

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Text - 9.00 A.M.: She has breakfast in bed, followed two hours in bed listening to the radio, read- ing the newspapers ('which she invariably left scattered over the floor') and chain-smoking. 11.00 A.M.: She gets into a bath run for her by her lady's maid. NOON: An hour in the bath is followed by hair and make-up at her dressing table, then she puts on clean clothes – 'as one would imagine of a Princess, she never wore any of her clothes more than once without having them cleaned'. 12.30 P.M.:

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Text - REI tilthat TIL Edgar Allan Poe died after being found wandering around Baltimore dirty, delirious and wearing somebody else's clothes. He was never coherent enough to explain how he came to be in such a condition before he died via ift.tt aaronburrssexdungeon baltimore just does that to people

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Lip - you see your wife strolling with some knight* Panik It's her cousin Kalm THEY'RE HABSBURGS! Panik

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Product - Anytime I hear someone say, "The government would never do that!" MK-ULTRA TUSKEGEE EXPERIMENT POISONING POISONING ST.LOUIS FOSTER CHILDREN MK-NAOMI OPERATION MOCKINGBIRD OPERATION RTHWOODS

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Nose - fuckyeahmoviequotns Ptolemy Don't you want to open your present? Carlton is still lowest! RIA Caesar If it's a severed head, l'll be very upset.

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Nose - can you imagine how hot we all would have seemed like 600 years ago Philip the Handsome

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People - Why don't you trust your government? Veterans "we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two"

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Teacher Uses Gummy Bears To Fight The Power


Here's a teacher who used what they had on hand to change a bad situation into a better one. Teachers span this wide gradient of "life-changingly good" to "future-shatteringly bad," so it's no wonder students have hilarious misconceptions about teachers. When a teacher goes off the rails, there's no telling what they'll do, like this weird junk said by teachers or this teacher who got a pink slip and chose all the least qualified students for a school project.

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Text - Posted by u/storymaker1235 15 hours ago E W 2 13 25 3 25 E 18 2 How my 8th grade math teacher fought corporate greed and negligence with the power of gummy bears oc s I know that's a wild ride of a title, but I promise it's all true so buckle up When I was in eighth grade, I was in the first year of an experimental technology school. I had a class of about 180 eighth graders (12-14 year olds) and about 10 teachers. So everybody shared the same math teacher. For our first semester we used

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Text - My math teacher wasn't allowed to just move to paper, and the company insisted that the problem was that our math teacher was older and just didn't understand technology. They said that if she had a genuine issue to email them. One day, I get to class, and there are 7 email addresses written on the board. She told us that we were going to go through our math lesson today, and take screenshots of every mistake we found and email them to the companies executives. One screenshots = one email

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Text - By lunch the principal called my teacher aside and asked for her to stop. She said "Hell no! My afternoon classes haven't had fun yet!" Long story short, our school district got all of its money back from using the software, and the company no longer exists (or they changed their brand out of shame. Idk, I just cant find them anymore) TI;dr: the software company said to email if she found a actual issue, so she had an army of either graders, inspired by gummy bears, send thousands of emai

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Beyond Entitled Karen Expects Complimentary Boat Privileges


We never know what ignorant acts of belligerent entitlement that the world's Karens are going to throw our way next. Some times are more dramatic than others. In this case, we have a Karenzilla dropping in out of the blue to bombard some family with aggressive entitlement as she says that her and her family will be using their new boat because she's just so loved and adored. It's usually the most blindly ignorant individuals that assume the best about themselves. The dumbest thing, really. For another example of a Karen being an absurd human being check out this Auntie Karen who offered exposure as payment, got called out, and then the scam fell apart

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Text - we 1 minute ago 2:14 AM Hey, my sister told me you're buying a boat tomorrow. Can you take my husband with you when you go? 7:08 AM Why? 3:32 PM

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Blue - So he can help tell if the boat you are considering would be good for kids or not since we'll be taking it out too. A ha ha ha. No, I'm not taking him. And You're not borrowing my boat. Ever.

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Blue - But we're family. You have to let us take it out when you're not using it. It's a waste to buy it if not for us too. I'm never even letting you on it in the first place. Fuck off.

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Electronic device - Well you don't get a choice in the matter cause my sister loves me more than you. Josh is expecting a call when you're ready to go. Me trying to find a fuck to give should be hare. but it isn't. Aa

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Biggest Red Flags People Got During Job Interviews


Not all jobs are made the same. Looking for a job can be a dramatic adventure fraught with personal doubt and harsh self evaluation. It's a moment that inspires many painfully relatable job interview memes. Honestly it's weird that we have to name our own value as people and jockey with employers who would like nothing more than to get as much work out of us as possible for the least amount of compensation possible. Some jobs are definitely better than others, and it's apparent during the interview process. A lot of them are worth a "screw this, I'm out." 

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Text - lempiraholio 3 days ago Once an interviewer straight up asked me if I had any trouble working for free on weekends... I told them my free time is more valuable than anything and that the only way that I would work a weekend is if they are paying me and if I felt like working a weekend. She got really mad at me and ended the interview right away. Biggest red flag I've ever seen because they didn't even try to hide it.

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Text - glitterpumps 3 days ago 2 5 e S E I brought up a company's awful Glassdoor reviews and they got so mad they ended the interview. WelI. Guess I dodged that bullet

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Text - beard_lover 3 days ago 92 e S 2 84 When you ask, "what do you like about working here" and the interviewer talks about the location of the job ("it's a great place to live!") instead of the actual job.

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Text - DragonsLoooveTacos 3 days ago 4 3 2 This actually happened to me: Interviewer: Do you have any questions for us? Me: what is a challenge this department has recently faced? Interviewer: Job security

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Text - Couch_slug 3 days ago 5 6 S4 I didn't know it at the time, but "you'll be wearing many hats" was a sign that they were going to give me the work of four positions and the wage of one. I didn't last a year there before I left and now I won't even finish reading job ads that include that line.

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Text - Bitch_Tuna 3 days ago 2 I once turned down a job offer because they mentioned that the previous person in the position had quit after a few months, and most of the people I interviewed with seemed stressed out.

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Text - pissingintherain1220 3 days ago 2 "We only want the best of the best" Me: "how much are you paying?" "Minimum wage"

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Text - accidentpronehiker 3 days ago G 2 32 8 "You are required to wear clothing that has the company logo. You must purchase it yourself. From the company."

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Text - icebox666 3 days ago 5 S 8 2 Always ask the interviewer about the last person who worked the position you are interviewing for, how long they worked, and why they left. Their answers can be very telling of the work environment.

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Text - TH3YL1V3W35L33P 3 days ago 2 S You'll get full-time hours but wont be "full time" aka we'll do everything in our power to avoid giving you benefits even though we have you working more than 40 hours in a week. 1 25.9k + Reply Share Report Save littlelily16 3 days ago I once worked in a grocery store, under a union, hired for part time. Consistently, was scheduled 40hr/week until the 3rd week of the month, then I worked 39hrs that week. It kept them from giving me benefits

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Text - Miss-Impossible 3 days ago · edited 2 days ago 2 3 e2 3 4 I came in for a job interview at 7:30 PM. The entire staff was still in the office. Should have known right then that 9 to 5 was not ever going to happen. One day I worked until 2:30 AM to finish up a big project, and my boss said to me I could come in an hour later the next morning. Gee thanks bro, with my public transport/travel time that gives me a solid 2 hours of sleep instead of just the one.

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Text - 53raptor 3 days ago O3 e 3 4 A I once showed up for an interview and the manager wasn't there that day. No one called me to let me know. The assistant manager was not apologetic for the scheduling issue at all. She was literally just like "oh, she's not here today" in a tone that suggested I should somehow already know that. She said they would call me to reschedule some time the next week. I told her I was currently unavailable M-W but could come in any time Th-F. She said if I couldn't

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Text - Kirill47 3 days ago 2 3 3 "We don't like 'clockwatchers' here. We expect everyone to be committed." Expecting more work for no extra pay. Getting mad at you when you leave at 5 even though your stated work hours end a 5

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Text - kitten896 3 days ago - edited 3 days ago 4 e Everyone looks tired, also you dont see anyone in your department before working in it other than the boss. Made this mistake a few time was the worst jobs

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Text - princessarielle6 3 days ago 2 S Employees are either new hires or have been there for 15+ years with no in between. There is rno room for improvement - it's better to leave for advancement

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Text - Saxon_Shields69 3 days ago 95e When you are signing all the forms they give you and you are taking your time to read over every document so that you can fully understand what you are getting into and people come in and start telling you that you don't need to read this and that just sign here and so on.

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Text - coffeeinvenice 3 days ago Had an online interview with a company a few years ago. Was interviewed by the regional manager, seemed like a normal interview. Halfway through, he let slip that there were six other people from his company watching and listening in, but the software was set up so I could not see or hear them. And he actually got a kick out of telling me this. It was like being on a first date with someone, and finding out later she had a hidden camera on her and her parents and

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Text - madeamashup 3 days ago I interviewed for an independent contractor position on a piece rate. It's hard to predict how much you're going to earn on a piece rate, so to attract me the manager showed me some paystubs from his guys. I noticed that: 1. He could easily cherry pick paystubs to show my his best guys best weeks. All that tells me is that I'm likely to make less than what he's showing me, at least on average. 2. The paystubs were obviously designed to be confusing. They were a full

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Text - dachjaw 3 days ago 2 S 3 I was once told "Sometimes the hourly workers go on strike and they lock us in to keep the production line running, but management brings us steaks and we have an informal agreement with the unions so you can cross the picket lines once a week to visit your wife."

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Text - oreomurder 3 days ago When they tell you "what I'm paying you stays between you and me, don't discuss pay with anyone else" usually means they are trying to pay you less than your coworkers who do the same job and don't want you to know.

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Text - Posaunne 3 days ago 2 E At my last place of work, the person interviewing me had a printed cartoon on their wall of someone who looked like a bomb had blown up in their face, with the caption "I spoke with 'boss' name' about it.. I guess we're still doing it". That wasn't subtle at all, but I ignored it. The boss was an absolute tyrant who wouldn't listen to her staff, consider changing her mind about anything, or let people do the work they were best suited to do. She wouldn't show up fo

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Text - Xerodo 3 days ago 24 32 Jobs where the expectations of the position aren't clear. The person hiring you should be able to give a clear idea of your responsibilities are day to day in a practical way. It shows that the company understands what it wants out of the position. I've worked a couple positions that had a really hard time figuring out who was supposed to do what that lead to a lot of confusion and both of them had this in the interviews. If the company you're working for can't def

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Text - ManiacDan 3 days ago 6 I was once part of a group onboarding for an IT job. They handed us all the one-page new hire "contract" and everyone except me signed immediately. When I read the paperwork, I discovered we were signing a mystery document. Clauses included "I agree to abide by the personal search and seizure security policy (attached)." Without other pages, there was no way to determine what I was agreeing to. I kept requesting more and more pages until the HR drone said "ok, I gue

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Text - IM_OK_AMA 3 days ago e E "Well, the overtime isn't mandatory, but most folks stick around after hours most days." Spoilers: The overtime is mandatory.

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Text - sevencoves 3 days ago Not getting to speak with who your direct manager will be. A game room or ping pong table is advertised as a perk. The blatant overuse of buzzwords about your profession, clearly written by someone with no clue. People seem tired.

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Text - Toadwave_ 3 days ago If they seem too relieved that someone actually showed up for the interview.

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Text - StaffordComeback 3 days ago · edited 3 days ago 3 "We work hard and we play hard." Translation: "You will work 60+ hours a week. You will be expected to work late nights and early mornings. People will treat this job like their whole life. We'll also underpay you. It may look like a decent salary but when you back it out to hourly it's not even remotely competitive with industry standard. But we have kegs and a ping pong table." Also, if everyone that interviews you has been there less th

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Text - Space2345 3 days ago When they ask out of no where what clients can you bring with you. ↑ 6.2k Reply Share Report Save stupidlyugly 3 days ago I interviewed with MetLife insurance about twenty years ago. They demanded that I provide them with a contact list of no fewer than a hundred friends and family. Noped out of that quickly.

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Text - Expensive_Historian 3 days ago · edited 3 days ago S Last job I worked. "Yea, everyone here is new, but it's totally because of covid" "The boss doesn't like people going out to get lunch because they're afraid you'll never come back, so being your own lunch" "You'll get weird looks if you leave on time". It was a chinese owned company with heavy chinese work culture influence so you were expected to stay overtime all week. Also "the people here are nice but it's pretty stressful". Eta: a

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Text - littlelily16 3 days ago Just to add to the flame, I was an 18y old college student at the time, and they would schedule my work shift, during my class time. My manager knew I was NOT avail til 4pm 1 3.2k + , Reply Share Report Save oxalis_rex1 3 days ago This happened to my sister at a certain large coffee chain. Her manager insisted her part time job should be 'more important' than her accounting degree. Ummm no

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