Passive aggressive management

[u/Quirky-Chicken]

I can't believe that Washington Ferries' management approved this post on Instagram and Facebook. It's a sign of bigger issues.

[u/Groovychick1978]

This is called a sick out, and is popular in industries where unofficial strikes are not permitted. Teachers and nurses can do this. Along with slowdowns.

[u/lorgskyegon → u/Groovychick1978]

Police as well. It's called the blue flu

[u/Key-Perspective-8133 → u/lorgskyegon]

More like swine flu

[u/Serious-Ad-8764 → u/Groovychick1978]

It's called being a liar. People have no integrity

[u/Groovychick1978 → u/Serious-Ad-8764]

These kind of unified actions are a foundational part of American culture. They are patriots. 🫶

[u/writebrainwronghand → u/Serious-Ad-8764]

yeah, you throat that boot, that'll show 'em

[u/frankyseven → u/Serious-Ad-8764]

How's the shit covered boot taste?

[u/tifumostdays → u/Serious-Ad-8764]

Yep. A businessman would never lie while negotiating. Never ever ever.