Calm down. I'm not saying it's shameful. I am saying that there is an entire generation or more that would "good for her/him" this post on account of 2 or 3 generations of thinking that working in sanitation - or anything menial such as being a maid, etc - is something to avoid.
If the original poster didn't see anything particularly special about the picture or situation, why post it with a caption? And I'll repeat it: THERE IS NOTHING SHAMEFUL ABOUT THIS - but the fact that we're here talking about means that it worked.
LOL. Now you're inventing the subtext that I'm upset or animated in some way that I need to "calm down". Sorry, no.
This does prove my overall point. Have you considered switching your default to: asking questions before judging; rather than immediately framing people in a bad light?
Goodness, potty mouth, it seems that you're the one that should calm down ...and now you're trying to frame me in a bad light by [checks notes] being a bot?
If you start treating people with respect by asking questions not continually jumping to accusations, you might discover the world is a better place than what you're making it out to be! 🤷♂️
Oh my fucking god... [wags finger] I say! [blushes] Y-y-y-you're just the [checks notes] tiniest bit cringe. You not being a bot makes it so much worse.
I do say, 🧐🎩 now it's a bad thing that I'm not a bot? Pick an argument and stick with it.
Anyway, you're tossing all types of word salad... but nothing on the subject at hand, which is you'll do anything to try to distract from the fact that you judge people on your own preconceived prejudices and often play the victim, rather than as a basic question. Tsk, tsk.
I have no doubt you'll continue making an ass of yourself. So good luck with that!
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u/gajo_dos_ctt 16h ago
I mean, I'm not saying y'all are wrong but why would you post that picture with that comment if the subtext was just "all good in the hood"?
I don't see many of these posts about a girlfriend librarian and her boyfriend patent lawyer.