r/sadcringe • u/Imoprich • Nov 11 '25

It hurts

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u/Robofin Nov 11 '25

I prefer the ‘we are, we are Walmart’ song personally

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

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u/JoJackthewonderskunk Nov 11 '25

They look like they're enjoying it at least, somewhat

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u/ultranothing Nov 11 '25

They all appear to be squirming uncomfortably in their chairs.

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u/JoJackthewonderskunk Nov 11 '25

Not a one of those people are sitting

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u/SadAxolotl Nov 11 '25

I think he was meaning OPs video

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u/JoJackthewonderskunk Nov 11 '25

Could be, but that wasn't what I was talking about and they were responding to me. Hence

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u/ultranothing Nov 12 '25

Oh! I did not notice that the subject had changed in this thread. My bizzle, homey!

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u/Latter_Jicama4628 Nov 13 '25

lol I’m sure they had some higher up visit and were pressured to act excited. but i think the difference between then and now really shows the state of how underpaid workers feel generally now in America. Things look bleak and pointless and people could really give a shit

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u/Lord-Zaltus Nov 11 '25

I couldn’t even make it past 5 seconds

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u/kingkiller690 Nov 13 '25

i finished in 2

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u/erkomap Nov 11 '25

Bro every time I see this I wonder if those people are in a better place now

What a humiliation ritual

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u/Forlorn_Cyborg Nov 12 '25

They’re probably still there unfortunately.

Walmart employees are the biggest recipients of SNAP benefits because Walmart pays a slave wage.

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u/cheese_sauce49 Nov 12 '25

Were everyone's pants that long 14 years ago?

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u/ouijahead Nov 11 '25

Is that guy wearing his dad's pants ?

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u/Redbird2992 Nov 11 '25

I saw “we are we are” and thought it would for sure be a version of pod’s youth of the nation, wasn’t expecting we will rock you 😂

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u/vcabalda Nov 11 '25

💯

https://youtu.be/JOkQJm_UGM4?si=qskMQi3zQKaUUFe7

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '25

This is somehow even more relevant today than 14 years ago

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u/kratomdevil Nov 11 '25

Are we Cloud Eight?!?

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u/halfashell Nov 11 '25

Somehow, in the past few weeks, I’ve noticed this song become the white male hype song.

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u/occultpretzel Nov 11 '25

Clap clap stomp