Despite the vast and wondrous spectrum that is man, Hollywood franchises like Mission Impossible, James Bond, and the DCEU all seem to have extremely specific ideas of what a man is supposed to be… and they're not super great. "Doctor" Jordan Breeding digs into it all, because he is a man - give or take.
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Nothing quite manages to melt our hearts and lift our spirits like seeing someone use their mad tech skills to take a revenge on the irritating scammers of the world. This particular modern day hero managed to hack right into some scammers' CCTV's. Naturally, what ensues is nothing short of glorious.
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Let us never forget the time that Marshawn Lynch got fined several times for not doing interviews, and then proceeded to give just the kind of interview that you'd expect from a living legend who stubbornly refused to play their game. It's like he tried to give the worst interview possible, but unintentionally ended up giving one of our favorite interviews of all time.
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Some people in this crazy world really mystify us. Karen is clearly not okay, you guys. She will not accept anything less than the Air Pods Pro for her kid. But also, it's glaringly, painfully clear that said gift for her kid is really just going to be for Karen while she does yoga. The nerve on this one. Sobering, really.
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With just a few simple strategies, you too could look like a moron and ruin your life. Dumb and bad life pro tips will help you go out of your way to antagonize people, live a horrible life, and be sad all the time. There's no reason to not streamline your life with a few bad life pro tips to not do. What's stopping you? Other than decent judgement.
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Some people and companies really are their own worst enemies. In this particular tale of tech support absurdity we get to sit back and witness the inevitable fallout of a company insisting that their faulty server shouldn't be fixed. This story also shows the importance of getting everything in writing. Those emails can end up being very helpful when it comes to keeping the incompetent folks accountable for their self created failures.
Check out some more tech support glory with this man who insisted that he knew better than IT and then learned otherwise.
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Most of us will do whatever it takes to avoid doing our actual jobs. For some, it's almost a challenge to see how much we can get away with not doing. Our drive to not do any actual work leads to some impressive "not my job" moments of professional ineptitude. Toilets get installed sideways, billboards get crammed with typos, and things go awry in these "not my job" moments of professional failure.
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