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Employee leaves at 2 PM daily to pick up kids from school, manager complains they only work 5 hours a day: 'There wasn't much indication of willingness to change'

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28-year-old refuses to let roommate use $400 coffee maker after she broke the last one: 'Roommate B is now saying I’m being petty and holding a grudge over a kitchen appliance'

28-year-old refuses to let roommate use $400 coffee maker after she broke the last one: 'Roommate B is now saying I’m being petty and holding a grudge over a kitchen appliance'

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24-year-old brother refuses to financially provide for his 16-year-old sisters' baby: 'She said I was abandoning her like her boyfriend did.'

24-year-old brother refuses to financially provide for his 16-year-old sisters' baby: 'She said I was abandoning her like her boyfriend did.'

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21-year-old sharing a bank account with controlling guardian worries she freeze his funds when he tries to move out and become financially independent

21-year-old sharing a bank account with controlling guardian worries she freeze his funds when he tries to move out and become financially independent

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Employee doing the work of 2 people asks company for a $40K raise: 'It would cost the company $120K to hire another employee to do my previous job.'

Employee doing the work of 2 people asks company for a $40K raise: 'It would cost the company $120K to hire another employee to do my previous job.'

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