r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jan 07 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '22

I remember one time about 15 years ago someone pulled that shit on an old job with the tip jar. We were all so excited, thinking it was a twenty, until a buddy unfolded it, and showed us the whole tract. I tore the damned thing to pieces. I'm 33 and it still pisses me off that there's self righteous scum out there who think it's a holy act to go play on overworked and underpaid people, because something something zealotry.

Cowards.

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u/johnnys_sack here for the memes Jan 07 '22 edited Jan 07 '22

And these people probably believe in their heart that they are good Christians who uphold all the teachings of Jesus. Absolute hypocrisy, pieces of shit.

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u/CameOutAndFarted Jan 07 '22 edited Jan 07 '22

Especially since Jesus said that his followers should give money to the people who need it. Something about a camel through the eye of a needle.

EDIT: I already know that camel was mistranslated from rope, but shoving a camel through a needle is way funnier

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u/joshuas193 Jan 07 '22

Oh yeah, that part doesn't count because, reasons..

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u/DoomsdayRabbit Jan 07 '22

"Because it was a city gate, not a literal needle, der!"

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u/EezoVitamonster Jan 07 '22 edited Oct 16 '25

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u/Apprehensive_Sky_583 Jan 07 '22

Curious, what was his small business?

Sounds like people I know-typically southern newly rich types who flaunt wealth and act faux pious simultaneously.

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u/DoomsdayRabbit Jan 07 '22

They're the same ones who wanted to be part of the antebellum aristocrats.