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Parents allow unemployed 23-year-old son to move home, he requests $10k from Dad after quitting new job: 'You don't quit your job without having another lined up'

Parents allow unemployed 23-year-old son to move home, he requests $10k from Dad after quitting new job: 'You don't quit your job without having another lined up'

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28-year-old employee teaches 50-year-old new hire how to use a computer; new hire cries to supervisor when employee doesn't do her job for her: 'The one moment I don’t help her the way she wanted me to, she had a meltdown.'

28-year-old employee teaches 50-year-old new hire how to use a computer; new hire cries to supervisor when employee doesn't do her job for her: 'The one moment I don’t help her the way she wanted me to, she had a meltdown.'

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'Laughter is the best medicine': 25 Laughs That Will Guide You On Your Inner Journey to a Happy Brain (December 20, 2025)

'Laughter is the best medicine': 25 Laughs That Will Guide You On Your Inner Journey to a Happy Brain (December 20, 2025)

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Job candidate mistakenly receives email about his interview performance from hiring manager, sends an epic response: 'His attire wasn't professional enough for our office culture'

Job candidate mistakenly receives email about his interview performance from hiring manager, sends an epic response: 'His attire wasn't professional enough for our office culture'

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Family gives care home employees $100 each, manager flips out when worker refuses to give coworker without money $5 of her cash: ' don’t believe I should be financially responsible for a gift I didn’t organize'

Family gives care home employees $100 each, manager flips out when worker refuses to give coworker without money $5 of her cash: ' don’t believe I should be financially responsible for a gift I didn’t organize'

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‘The hardest part of my job isn’t the work, it’s the constant urgency over nothing‘: Company treats every minor task like a crisis, drowning its staff in fake emergencies until stress becomes the main worload

‘The hardest part of my job isn’t the work, it’s the constant urgency over nothing‘: Company treats every minor task like a crisis, drowning its staff in fake emergencies until stress becomes the main worload

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