LinkedIn User Makes Idiotic Comparison Between His Arranged Marriage and His Unemployment

Is this satire or a genuine thought? We'll never know...

 

This LinkedIn post was shared via this thread on Reddit's r/LinkedInLunatics subreddit by u/Ozymate. The man in question described how his arranged marriage was finalized over the course of one meeting and how his latest job interview process lasted five months and ultimately led to rejection. He then claimed that his experiences of unemployment and marriage are "the world's 2 biggest sorrows." Wow, tone deaf much?

 

We are continually shocked by the number of people who use LinkedIn to air these kinds of grievances and share their bizarre, culturally backward hot takes. There's a reason why he's unemployed. Posts like this. As for his marriage, our hearts go out to this man's wife, who has to deal with him day in and day out. One has to wonder when she'll inevitably come across this very public post and what she'll have to say about it. We're hoping she leaves him.

 

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