In our quest to be right about everything, sometimes it's worth it to pull over and smell the roses of "technically accuracy." Sure, these moments, jokes and memes might not be factually correct, but they're close enough to get credit. When it's hard to be right, one might as well go for technical accuracy that isn't exactly wrong.
We've all had our low points. Those moments when judgment was terribly out of reach, and decisions were made, cringeworthy decisions, that go on to haunt us when we're just trying to catch a restful night's sleep. It's terrible how that happens. Maybe these people's moments of notable cringe will make you feel better about your own moments of profound cringe.
This girl is not afraid to lay it all out there. When asked about "The Olive Theory" by this guy on Tinder, she was quick to even ask her boyfriend, who she was cheating on, about the theory.
Well, at least she is a go-getter. Probably best to still swipe left on this one.
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What hope does your company possibly have when this idiot is running the interviews? Imagine trying to tell someone that they were late to an interview when you were the one who was late to an interview. The classic switcheroo!
Hopefully, this job seeker manages to find a better job elsewhere. It would be icing on the cake if they see the interviewer interviewing at their next interview!
This manager probably went to the same training school as the manager who fired the guy for taking a sip of his $0.99 can of tea while he was waiting to pay for it.
Self-awareness is a skill, but there's nowhere to take lessons. These facepalm moments of human moronitude are a good reminder that most of us are playing with a full deck in the brain department, even if we don't feel like it sometimes. We may lock ourselves out of our houses from time to time, but at least we're not posting one star reviews of national parks complaining that the animals are loose. That's some facepalm-level behavior that we can keep a little bit of distance from, at least most of the time.
This guy sounds like a real piece of work. How on earth did he think that he was going to get away with that stunt? As if she wasn't going to miss the $500 on her card and then not be at all suspicious when the transaction was linked to his friend's address.
In no way is the girlfriend at fault for anything here. At this point, it's absolutely her right to get herself out of a situation where the person she is living with is actively stealing from her.
Time to make tracks. Just like the girl whose immature boyfriend wouldn't stop interrupting her during an interview.
