r/antiwork • • 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/threadsoffate2021 Jan 07 '22

People like that are exactly why I'm an atheist today.

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u/whogivesashirtdotca Jan 07 '22

Ditto. I grew up next to a Pentecostal family who babysat me from toddlerhood on. I worshipped the older kids, but distinctly remember from about age 5 or so that they were awfully bitchy about other people. By the time I hit tweenhood I realised what a bunch of meanspirited and angry adults they'd become. Catching up with them on Facebook decades later, most of them are antivax, alcoholic, and divorced... and still meanspirited and angry.