The good things, the bad things, we don’t get what we want to happen to us at a workplace. Even more so when it comes to business or work. As we connect to strangers and individuals, we learn to see the ugly of people regarding financial profits. Yet, there are still beautiful human beings whose simple gestures restore our hope in humanity.
Every workplace is different, but remember that no job is worth you stressing yourself over because your health prioritizes. And if you want even more honest and weirder workplace stories, check this out.
“These knives at my work have been used so much they’re almost gone.”
“We use hulk hands to move cacti at my work.”
“What a great way to start the morning.”
“When you work for a billion dollar company and the tools you get to do your job look like this.”
“Mark, a friend who works a rural route near Inola, OK, said the chestnut ate dog biscuits, the white turned her nose up at them.”
“Our CEO just bought huge 4K TV to replace the perfectly fine 1080p TVs that no one ever watches in our break room while nearly our entire staff is so poor we’re all on food stamps, living in friends’ garages, etc.”
“This set of defective screws from my old job at a furniture manufacturer. This came out of about a hundred or so thousand screws.”
“Closed at 10, and then this happens…”
“And for your viewing pleasure, here is a hedgehog x ray. Notice the quills and ears.”
“At work, we’re told to handle our crisps like eggs.”
“What 10 months as an SETL will do for ya.”
“I know there are a lot of lessons to learn as a small business owner, but this one is cruel.”
“The view as I walk into my night cleaning job.”
“Am a mail carrier. These are the pennies I’ve picked up on my route in the past six months.”
“The veinfinder at my job.”
“Quit restaurants two days ago after being a line cook/Kitchen Manager my whole adult life and got my nails done for the first time ever!”
“So this happened at work yesterday… Vizslas, amirite?”