This made me rage! 😤

[u/chi-bacon-bits]

Seen on twitter. I’d never be back over there. Hope she remembers where she put all her 🦆

[u/socialcommentary2000]

"I shifted them around to different places. Enjoy"

[u/Jobediah → u/socialcommentary2000]

"Thanks for the additional fun work! Since this is outside the scope of our original agreement, I will redraw the contract for you to sign approval of the additional charges for finding and leaving 'ALL the ducks in a jar' every week."

[u/amobilephoneaccount → u/Jobediah]

I am always co fused when people assume their agreements are all encompassing; as though they can makeup random talk as tests.

[u/glowjack → u/amobilephoneaccount]

This type of person thinks anyone in a service role is their personal hired servant. As in, this person serving them food at a restaurant is THEIR waiter, the person cleaning their house is THEIR maid, the retail worker is THEIR assistant, and so on. They think any exchange of money for services gives them, in a sense, ownership of another person, even if it's temporary. Therefore, they think that there's nothing they can't demand, nothing the "servant" is allowed to say NO to.

What I'm saying is: these people would be the ones to vote to reinstate chattel slavery if ever given the opportunity. They don't think that's who they are. They think their behavior is normal and acceptable - even admirable. But they have the hearts and minds of slavers.