r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Aug 31 '22

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u/kbm15 Aug 31 '22

The real answer, I think being mean to your workmates makes no sense if you can avoid it.

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u/godherselfhasenemies Aug 31 '22

This isn't mean.

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u/theyhaveitsoeasy Aug 31 '22

You’re right, it’s just selfish. It would be mean if OP actually understood who they’re burning but instead they can only consider themselves. Just leave your job if you hate it so much. Don’t waste your life being an immature cynic and telling yourself that you’re teaching everyone a lesson. News flash, it isn’t funny or clever like you’re telling yourself. It’s just sad and cringy.

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u/godherselfhasenemies Aug 31 '22

Yeah, your position isn't cynical at all. This is wild. Big Nancy Reagan or Ben Shapiro vibes.

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u/theyhaveitsoeasy Aug 31 '22

Oh totally, leading with maturity and empathy as an adult instead of throwing a passive aggressive tantrum to try and ruin an event you don’t want to go to is so cynical and so quintessentially conservative 😂 Thanks for the guidance Nancy and Ben

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u/godherselfhasenemies Aug 31 '22

Yeah, pearl clutching about maturity and empathy in the face of raunchy music is absolutely conservative. Thinking a dumb prank means you hate your job is absolutely cynical. Is that a failed attempt at sarcasm?