‘The Greedy Pigs are Stealing, and the Worst Part Is It’s Legal’ : Former Employees Reveal Shady Company Fails and Secrets

It's surprising how colossal secrets are kept for so long within companies themselves, but more so when you think about how many employees have since left said company, and kept their mouths shut. Perhaps they signed an NDA, or they're afraid that they'll be sued regardless. Maybe they don't care, or they think others won't. Either way, it is of paramount importance for the world to find out about certain (bad) things, so that individuals can work together to put a stop to them. We all play an instrumental role in change.

What I'm saying is, people have worked in some pretty shady places… myself included. Company policies often, for lack of a better word, suck. They don't serve the customer in any shape, way, or form. It can get unethical pretty fast. What you'll see time and again, is company management informing the staff how to cheat customers out of money or services they deserve. Heck, it ain't even always legal…

That's what happens when greedy, shady, inconsiderate people run the place. While scrolling through r/AskReddit I happened on a post that posed the question, 'What's a company secret you can share now that you don't work there?' — and let's say that the answers were not pretty. Below you'll find some of the funniest (and most disturbing) replies.

While we're on the topic of a lack of justice, feel free to check out these funny and dumb phrases that were overheard in courtrooms.

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