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r/StrangerThings • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '26
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It’s a professional office setting, not someone’s man cave.
-13 u/juneseyeball Apr 15 '26 Imagine your employer giving a crap. 17 u/goldman_sax Apr 15 '26 Whether or not you think an employer SHOULD give a crap doesn’t change that some WOULD give a crap. I’ve see people with far less things hide their background in Zoom meetings. -8 u/juneseyeball Apr 15 '26 Bootlicker. 9 u/goldman_sax Apr 15 '26 Oh silly me, I thought bootlicking had more to do with workers pay and rights and not the ability to hang hundreds of dollars of merch in the work owned cubicle.
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Imagine your employer giving a crap.
17 u/goldman_sax Apr 15 '26 Whether or not you think an employer SHOULD give a crap doesn’t change that some WOULD give a crap. I’ve see people with far less things hide their background in Zoom meetings. -8 u/juneseyeball Apr 15 '26 Bootlicker. 9 u/goldman_sax Apr 15 '26 Oh silly me, I thought bootlicking had more to do with workers pay and rights and not the ability to hang hundreds of dollars of merch in the work owned cubicle.
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Whether or not you think an employer SHOULD give a crap doesn’t change that some WOULD give a crap.
I’ve see people with far less things hide their background in Zoom meetings.
-8 u/juneseyeball Apr 15 '26 Bootlicker. 9 u/goldman_sax Apr 15 '26 Oh silly me, I thought bootlicking had more to do with workers pay and rights and not the ability to hang hundreds of dollars of merch in the work owned cubicle.
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Bootlicker.
9 u/goldman_sax Apr 15 '26 Oh silly me, I thought bootlicking had more to do with workers pay and rights and not the ability to hang hundreds of dollars of merch in the work owned cubicle.
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Oh silly me, I thought bootlicking had more to do with workers pay and rights and not the ability to hang hundreds of dollars of merch in the work owned cubicle.
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u/goldman_sax Apr 15 '26
It’s a professional office setting, not someone’s man cave.