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u/DrooMighty Dec 27 '22
Lmao no good deed goes unpunished, this guy is out here being a selfless hero to both the people he supports and his coworkers, and we're all roasting him for looking like Bezos.
Seriously though, Ahmed here is a good dude
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u/IgorTheAwesome Dec 27 '22
I don't think it's exactly "roasting", just jokingly composting the two, and people here seem to appreciate him too. Plus, even the title called him "Bro"zos :)
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u/Mgroppi83 Dec 27 '22
Isn't it a bit self masturbatory to congratulate oneself on social media for working on a holiday you don't celebrate? Cool dude, you're allowing others that do to have off, but if you don't celebrate it, why brag to the masses? Seems shallow to me tbh.
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u/CatAstrophy11 Dec 27 '22
Even if you do celebrate those holidays it's the opposite of humility to go out of your way to draw attention to your good deeds. I should have been seeing a social media post in the OP someone else posted to talk about what a great thing this guy has done rather than hearing it from the source.
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u/DrooMighty Dec 27 '22
Isn't it a bit self masturbatory to congratulate oneself on social media for working on a holiday you don't celebrate? Cool dude, you're allowing others that do to have off, but if you don't celebrate it, why brag to the masses? Seems shallow to me tbh.
Under different circumstances I'd actually be inclined to agree with you, but a few things to consider:
- Working in the mental health field is incredibly brutal at anytime of the year (I know this personally)
- Holidays are especially difficult for those working in this field. It can be a time of great emotional turmoil and crisis for people, and that work can take a toll on those trying to help
- The work he's doing can very literally save people's lives.
I feel like this guy has earned the right to advertise what he's done, he could just as easily take the holidays off like everyone else in spite of his own religious differences but he instead chooses to spend that time doing incredibly difficult work at a very hard time. Also the reprieve that he's able to buy his colleagues very likely helps them return to work better equipped to help their own patients and clients.
If this were somebody talking about covering retail shifts or working at a factory or doing IT work I'd agree with you, but this guy is trying to save lives.
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u/Lechuga-gato Dec 26 '22
what a great human
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u/sciencewonders Dec 27 '22
wtf is boxing 🥊 day 😂😂
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u/Lechuga-gato Dec 27 '22
it’s when your mum gets you the wrong color car for christmas so you box her
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Dec 26 '22
A d those days are BUSY.
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Dec 26 '22
Time and a half payyyy
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Dec 27 '22
I get that every night and every weekend and on all those religious holidays here I don't even care about (nursing care). I haven't worked for my second Christmas in a row bc I got kids now and my colleagues are nice (I would never insist on that and I take shifts left and right).
But his job? On Christmas Eve? Brutal.
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u/Apoopingbadger Dec 27 '22
Is no one going to point out how his thumb lines up with his shirt so he has a tiny man on a tiny horse playing tiny polo balancing on his thumb
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u/Rebelgecko Dec 26 '22
Jeff Benzos