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Cat
7 months ago
Huge Work Fail
This kind of thing should be illegal and it probably is, hope this guy sued. I'm talking about the boss this is clearly an employee sabotaging the company going out of his way to disrupt the peace with his vile working class memeing! This boss should be the CEO of the year for his brave stand against this tomfoolery! Here are some reasons why you SHOULD fire an employee for daring to poop and meme about it:

"The Meme Meltdown": Firing your employee over a meme is a surefire way to demonstrate your commitment to workplace decorum and professional conduct. After all, who needs a team member who's more focused on generating laughs than generating revenue? Time to send them packing and reclaim your office's meme-free zone!

"The LOL Liability": Firing your employee over a meme sends a clear message to the rest of your team: humor has no place in the workplace. Sure, a well-timed meme might elicit a chuckle or two, but at what cost? It's better to nip the LOLs in the bud and ensure that your office remains a meme-free zone—because nothing screams professionalism like a strict ban on internet humor.

"The Meme Misstep": Firing your employee over a meme is a strategic move to protect your company's reputation and brand image. After all, one ill-advised meme could send shockwaves through social media and tarnish your carefully cultivated corporate identity. It's better to cut ties now and distance yourself from any potential PR disasters—because when it comes to memes, there's no such thing as a harmless joke.

"The Meme Management Masterstroke": Firing your employee over a meme is a brilliant display of managerial prowess and leadership acumen. It shows that you're not afraid to make tough decisions in the name of upholding company values and maintaining a professional workplace environment. Plus, it sends a clear message to the rest of your team: when it comes to memes, there's no room for error.

"The Meme-Free Meritocracy": Firing your employee over a meme is a strategic move to weed out the weak links and ensure that your team is composed of only the most serious and dedicated professionals. After all, if someone's more interested in generating internet laughs than driving business results, they're not cut out for the high-stakes world of corporate success. It's time to separate the meme-makers from the moneymakers and build a team that's focused on winning—not meme-ing.
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Cat
7 months ago
Must be because they were paid so well
At least he said have a great day!So why did they quit? Speculation is the name of the game on funnybanter so we thought up a few reasons:

"The Nugget Nonsense": "After a disastrous attempt to juggle chicken nuggets for a customer's entertainment, I realized my talents were better suited for a different stage. Let's just say the nuggets weren't the only things taking a tumble that day!"

"The Frosty Fiasco": "When I accidentally set the Frosty machine to 'eternal churn,' I knew it was time to bid farewell to the world of soft-serve. Let's just say we had enough Frosty to last a lifetime—assuming anyone could stomach that much chocolatey goodness."

"The Spatula Showdown": "My attempt at mastering the art of spatula juggling ended with a burger launch that could rival SpaceX. Turns out, flipping burgers isn't as glamorous as it looks on TV—and the ceiling definitely wasn't impressed."

"The Drive-Thru Disaster": "Trying to decipher orders from hangry customers in the drive-thru lane was like playing a high-stakes game of charades. Let's just say my interpretation of 'extra pickles' wasn't exactly what the customer had in mind."

"The Baconator Blunder": "After one too many encounters with the infamous Baconator, I realized my arteries deserved a break. Let's just say my heart wasn't on board with the idea of a daily bacon binge, and neither was my waistline."
Must be because they were paid so well
Cat
7 months ago
Maybe write it all in a single pargraph
She didn't get promoted that way. Here's 5 reasons why not to get pregnant by your married boss:

The Office Drama Disaster: "Because getting pregnant by your married boss is like signing up for a reality TV show called 'Office Wars: Baby Edition.' Spoiler alert: the ratings are terrible, and the drama is through the roof!"

The Cubicle Catastrophe: "Because nothing says 'awkward' quite like trying to explain to your coworkers why the photocopier is suddenly printing baby shower invitations instead of quarterly reports. Office gossip, anyone?"

The Conference Room Comedy: "Because having your married boss's baby is like trying to schedule a meeting in the conference room during a fire drill—chaotic, confusing, and bound to end in tears. And that's before the HR department gets involved!"

The Promotion Predicament: "Because sleeping with your married boss and getting pregnant is like playing a game of corporate chess where the only move is 'Checkmate: Career Ruined.' Say goodbye to that promotion—hello, paternity tests!"

The Water Cooler Whirlwind: "Because nothing says 'awkward small talk' quite like bumping into your married boss at the water cooler and trying to explain why your baby bump is bigger than last week's sales figures. Time to update your LinkedIn profile!"
Maybe write it all in a single pargraph
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Cat
7 months ago
Skibidi toilet or whatever kids say
Learning to speak zoomer language. Skibidi toilet is just that good that all ages should enjoy it though, here's some reasons why:

The Bathroom Boogie: "Because who knew that your daily dump could become a dance extravaganza? With the Skibidi Toilet series, every trip to the loo is a chance to bust out your best moves and get jiggy with it."

The Toilet Talk Show: "Because forget about late-night TV—why not catch up on the latest gossip and hot topics while you're doing your business? With the Skibidi Toilet series, you'll never miss a beat, or a bowel movement."

The Lavatory Laughs: "Because laughter is the best medicine, especially when you're sitting on the throne. From hilarious sketches to outrageous pranks, the Skibidi Toilet series is guaranteed to have you in stitches."

The Porcelain Playground: "Because who needs a fancy set and high production values when you've got a toilet as your stage? The Skibidi Toilet series proves that comedy gold can be found in the most unexpected places—even in the bathroom."

The Commode Comedy Revolution: "Because the Skibidi Toilet series is more than just a YouTube channel—it's a movement. With its irreverent humor and boundary-pushing content, it's redefining what it means to be a bathroom influencer, one flush at a time."
Skibidi toilet or whatever kids say
Cat
7 months ago
Him and his pokemans
Someone's getting taken out of the will...at least he has a shiny Magikarp. But let's be frank here Pokemon are more important then job interviews! Here's a few reasons why:

Gotta Catch 'Em All, Even Unemployment: "Because let's face it, becoming a Pokemon Master is a lifelong dream that no job interview can compete with. Who needs a paycheck when you've got a Charizard waiting to be unleashed?"

The Real World Can Wait: "Because in the grand scheme of things, battling Team Rocket and saving the world from legendary Pokemon is just a tad more pressing than impressing potential employers with your resume. Priorities, people!"

The Pikachu Principle: "Because when life gives you the opportunity to choose between a stuffy boardroom and a vibrant Pokemon adventure, you always choose Pikachu. Besides, who needs a job when you've got a pocket monster to call your own?"

The Proficiency in Pidgey: "Because while some may see job interviews as a chance to showcase their professional skills, true mastery lies in your ability to identify every species of Pokemon by sight and sound. Can your resume do that?"

The Legendary Lunacy: "Because landing a job may put food on the table, but catching a legendary Pokemon? That's the stuff of legends. Who needs a 401(k) when you've got a Mewtwo waiting in the wings?"
Him and his pokemans
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Cat
7 months ago
That look says it all
That captures how we all feel. If you actually want to do it though here are some ways you could:

"The Budget-Friendly Staycation Spectacular": Transform your humble abode into the vacation destination of your dreams, complete with a makeshift beach in the bathtub, a palm tree made from a houseplant, and an inflatable pool in the living room. Who needs expensive resorts when you can have a holiday at home that's simultaneously ridiculous and relaxing?

"The DIY Spa Day Extravaganza": Pamper yourself with DIY spa treatments using ingredients you found in the back of your pantry—because nothing says relaxation like slathering yourself in expired yogurt and oatmeal. Embrace the irony of pretending to be a spa connoisseur while wearing a face mask made from breakfast leftovers.

"The Netflix and Nap Marathon": Settle in for a Netflix binge-watching session, but instead of powering through every critically acclaimed series, opt for the cheesiest, most cliché movies and TV shows you can find. Embrace the irony of escaping reality by diving headfirst into the most absurd forms of entertainment you can find.

"The Culinary Creativity Challenge": Embrace your inner culinary artist by concocting gourmet dishes from the most random assortment of ingredients you can scrounge up. Who knew that canned tuna, marshmallows, and pickles could be combined to create a delicacy worthy of a Michelin star? Embrace the irony of turning kitchen chaos into culinary masterpieces.

"The Ultimate Unplug and Unwind Escape": Disconnect from the digital world and immerse yourself in the analog pleasures of yesteryear—like dusting off your old VHS tapes, playing retro video games, and listening to CDs from your teenage years. Embrace the irony of seeking relaxation by diving headfirst into a nostalgic time capsule of outdated technology.
That look says it all
Cat
7 months ago
Now you're thinking with portals
While being homeless ...that's the not fun part.
But a family that starves together stays together...until they starve of course.
Here are some fun ways familial starvation brings you together:

"The Hunger Games: Family Edition": Not affording food brings the family together in a competitive spirit, turning mealtime into a thrilling scavenger hunt for snacks hidden in the pantry. Who needs board games when you can have the real Hunger Games?

"The Culinary Creativity Club": Not affording food sparks the family's creativity in the kitchen, turning leftovers into gourmet masterpieces and transforming canned goods into culinary delights. Who needs a Michelin-starred restaurant when you have a budget-friendly family kitchen?

"The Financial Fiasco Fellowship": Not affording food fosters a sense of camaraderie as the family bands together to brainstorm creative ways to stretch their grocery budget, from coupon clipping marathons to strategic meal planning sessions. Who needs financial advisors when you have a thrifty family team?

"The Potluck Party": Not affording food turns mealtime into a potluck extravaganza, where each family member brings their own culinary creation to the table, resulting in a smorgasbord of mismatched dishes and unexpected flavor combinations. Who needs a menu when you have a potluck lineup?

"The Hunger Bonding Ritual": Not affording food transforms mealtime into a bonding ritual, where the family gathers around the empty dinner table to share stories, jokes, and dreams of future feasts. Who needs a fancy banquet hall when you have a heartfelt family dinner conversation?
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Cat
7 months ago
Find a better profession
And then she got tired of making 5k a week in donations and started working at McDonalds. Maybe there are some reasons for that? We thought up a few!

You miss the thrill of customer service: Sure, making bank on OnlyFans is exciting, but nothing beats the adrenaline rush of dealing with a Karen demanding to speak to the manager because her latte isn't the perfect shade of beige.

You're a secret fan of polyester uniforms: Who needs luxurious lingerie when you can rock a polyester polo shirt and khakis every day? Plus, those grease stains add character.

You want to perfect your "Would you like fries with that?" game: It's not just about flipping burgers; it's an art form. You've always dreamed of mastering the subtle upsell techniques that leave customers wondering if they really needed that extra large soda.

You miss the smell of industrial-grade cleaning products: There's just something oddly satisfying about the scent of bleach and ammonia wafting through the air as you scrub toilets and mop floors. It's like aromatherapy for the soul.

You're secretly training for the Olympics of multitasking: Juggling OnlyFans messages while folding clothes at the retail store? Child's play. You're ready to take on the challenge of simultaneously taking orders, refilling drinks, and memorizing the daily specials—all while maintaining your trademark charm and wit.
Find a better profession
Cat
7 months ago
Indifferent when underpaid
My new work motto. You probably shouldn't tell this to your boss ...unless you're mad and quitting then why not! Stay toxic kings and queens! Here are 5 ways you can tell this to your boss without using the profanity that's bubbling up inside:

"I'm Like a Deflating Balloon: When pressure hits, I'm more likely to deflate like a sad party balloon than rise to the occasion like a helium-filled superhero. But hey, at least I'm consistent—just like the minimum wage."

"I'm the Anti-Firefighter: You know how firefighters rush into burning buildings to save the day? Well, I'm more like the guy standing outside selling marshmallows. When it comes to pressure, I'm more chill than a snoozing sloth.

"I'm the Human Equivalent of a Shrugging Emoji: Underpaid and under pressure? Meh. I'm as indifferent as a cat watching a mouse parade. Just don't expect any heroic acts—unless there's free pizza involved."

"I'm the Zen Master of Indifference: Picture a monk meditating on a mountaintop, completely unfazed by the chaos below. That's me when I'm underpaid and under pressure—serene, detached, and mentally cashing in on my next vacation day.

"I'm the King of Low-Stakes Poker: When the chips are down and the pressure's on, I'm more likely to fold faster than a cheap lawn chair. But hey, at least I know my worth—about as much as the office coffee machine.
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Cat
7 months ago
Conflict of interest
Hopefully it was just academic. We have 5 more jobs a mortician should most likely avoid:

Wedding Planner: It might be a bit unsettling for clients to have their wedding plans overseen by someone who spends their days dealing with the deceased. Plus, the mortician's penchant for black might clash with the bride's vision of a white wedding.

Pet Groomer: While morticians are experts at preparing bodies for their final resting place, grooming fluffy pets might not be their forte. Clients might also be a tad unnerved if they catch a whiff of formaldehyde while their poodle gets a trim.

Food Critic: With their acute sense of smell, morticians might struggle to stomach some of the less-than-fragrant dishes they encounter on the job. Plus, their expertise in embalming might lead to some questionable food reviews, such as "This dish lacks flavor, much like an unembalmed corpse."

Haunted House Tour Guide: While morticians are accustomed to spending time in dark and eerie surroundings, they might inadvertently turn a haunted house tour into a lecture on proper embalming techniques. "And here we have the ghost of Mrs. McGillicuddy, who would have benefited greatly from a bit of arterial embalming..."

Cruise Ship Entertainer: While morticians have a knack for keeping a straight face in even the most somber of situations, their dry sense of humor might not always resonate with vacationers looking for lively entertainment. Plus, jokes about lifeboats and "sleeping with the fishes" might fall flat.
Conflict of interest
Cat
7 months ago
I got meme posting today!
I decided i'd rather do this then professional Fortnite
Here are five humorous and relaxing tasks an unemployed person might dread waking up to in the morning:

"Fifteen Minutes of Staring Contest with the Ceiling Fan": Get ready to lock eyes with your biggest fan—literally. It's a battle of wills as you try to outlast the hypnotic rotation of your trusty ceiling companion. Winner gets bragging rights and a slight neck cramp.

"Extreme Pillow Fluffing Championship": Think fluffing pillows is easy? Think again! Strap on your wrist guards and prepare for an intense workout as you fluff, flop, and toss your way to pillow perfection. Bonus points for achieving maximum fluffiness without breaking a sweat.

"Coffee Mug Artistry Workshop": Unleash your inner barista and get ready to create a masterpiece with your morning cup of joe. From intricate foam designs to avant-garde latte swirls, the possibilities are endless—assuming you can muster the energy to lift the coffee pot.

"Naptime Olympics Training Session": It's time to hone your napping skills with a rigorous training regimen fit for a champion. From perfecting your pillow placement to mastering the art of the power nap, every snooze is a step closer to gold medal glory.

"Synchronized TV Remote Clicking Routine": Grab your remote and get ready to channel surf like never before. With precision timing and lightning-fast reflexes, you'll navigate through endless channels of infomercials, soap operas, and reality TV marathons—all while avoiding the dreaded "no signal" screen.
I got meme posting today!
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Cat
7 months ago
Line cooks are savage
They had to change it because of too many applicants
Here are some humorous reasons why line cooks shouldn't turn to cooking people:

"Menu Mishaps": Human cuisine might be a tad too niche for most diners' tastes. Imagine trying to explain to a customer that tonight's special is "Roasted Karen with a side of Steve Sauté"—not exactly appetizing!

"Health Code Hurdles": Let's face it, human meat isn't exactly FDA-approved. If health inspectors caught wind of your new culinary experiments, you'd be looking at more than just a slap on the wrist—it's straight to chef jail for you!

"Customer Complaints": Ever tried sending back a plate of human flesh because it was too rare? Yeah, good luck with that. Customer satisfaction is key in the restaurant industry, and I don't think "tender with a hint of cannibalism" is what they had in mind.

"Ethical Quandaries": While it might be tempting to add a little variety to your menu, there's something inherently unsettling about turning your fellow humans into a dish. Plus, I hear the vegetarian crowd is particularly vocal about their dietary preferences.

"Legal Limbo": Last time I checked, cannibalism was still illegal in most places. You might have a knack for seasoning and sautéing, but I don't think the courtroom is where you want to showcase your culinary talents. Stick to cooking up creative dishes that won't land you in hot water—pun intended!
Line cooks are savage
Cat
7 months ago
Not the message you would want to get
He cares though even if cringe.
Here are some cringe-worthy, tongue-in-cheek ways a boss might inappropriately express care:

"Hey team, just a heads-up that I've installed cameras in the break room to make sure you're all taking those well-deserved coffee breaks. I care about your caffeine intake, you know?"

"I've set up mandatory group hugs every morning to foster team spirit. If anyone refuses, they'll be assigned to the 'hug audit' project. Let's keep those hugs coming, folks!"

"I've personally reviewed everyone's medical records to ensure you're all staying healthy. Remember, I'm just a spreadsheet away if you need some 'extra motivation' to hit those fitness goals!"

"To show my appreciation for your hard work, I've organized a surprise 'Trust Fall Tuesday' event. Don't worry, I'll catch you... unless I'm in a meeting, in which case, good luck!"

"As a special treat, I've updated the office playlist with my favorite motivational speeches on loop. Nothing says 'I care' like the soothing sounds of a CEO TED talk echoing through the halls, right?"
Not the message you would want to get
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Cat
7 months ago
Sharing it means the job will pay better
Ah, an employment jelly being with the power to grant raises and dream jobs based on liking? That sounds like a whimsical and fantastical creature indeed! Here are five characteristics this jelly being might possess:

The Gelatinous Joviality: This jelly being would exude an aura of cheerfulness and positivity, with a gelatinous body that jiggles with every step. Its infectious laughter would spread joy wherever it goes, making even the most stressful office environments feel like a fun-filled carnival.

The Career Compassion: Despite its playful appearance, the jelly being would have a deep empathy for the struggles of job seekers and employees alike. It would understand the importance of finding fulfilling work and strive to help individuals achieve their career aspirations, one jelly-like hug at a time.

The Promotion Prowess: With a mere touch of its squishy appendage, the jelly being could bestow promotions and raises upon those it deems worthy. Its decisions would be based not on merit or qualifications, but on the pure-heartedness and sincerity of the individual's actions.

The Dream Job Dynamo: In addition to granting raises, the jelly being would have the power to manifest dream jobs out of thin air. Whether it's becoming a professional panda cuddler or a professional ice cream taster, the jelly being would make dreams come true with a flick of its wobbly pseudopod.

The Office Oasis: Wherever the jelly being resides, it would transform the workplace into a haven of creativity, collaboration, and camaraderie. Its gelatinous form would absorb stress and tension, leaving behind an atmosphere of tranquility and productivity. Meetings would be replaced with jelly-fueled brainstorming sessions, and water cooler chats would revolve around sharing jelly recipes and career aspirations.

Also people will think you're special and clever.
Sharing it means the job will pay better
Cat
7 months ago
Suffering from success
When your colleagues are quiet quitting planned mediocrity looks like a go-getter attitude
Here are five humorous reasons why a bad employee might get promoted:

The "Reverse Psychology" Promotion: Management figures that if they promote the worst employee, everyone else will work harder to avoid the same fate. It's the corporate version of "leading by negative example."

The "Office Mascot" Promotion: Despite their lackluster performance, they're just so darn likable! Management decides to promote them to boost office morale – after all, who wouldn't feel better knowing that even the most incompetent among us can rise to the top?

The "Goldfish Bowl" Promotion: Management has a short memory and forgets about all the past mistakes. It's like they're operating in a goldfish bowl, where every lap around the tank is a fresh start!

The "Squeaky Wheel" Promotion: They may not be the best employee, but they're definitely the loudest. Management promotes them just to stop the constant complaining and whining – anything for a little peace and quiet!

The "Peter Principle" Promotion: They've reached the pinnacle of their incompetence in their current role, so management decides to promote them to a higher position where they can be even more spectacularly ineffective.
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Cat
7 months ago
Unemployment didn't suit him
Better a job you hate then a rent you can't pay
Hate your job? Try this new trend : HOMELESSNESS

"Free Spirit Lifestyle:"
"Why be chained to a mortgage when you can roam free? No rent, no rules, just you and the open road!"

"Social Experiment Fame:"
"Become a YouTube sensation! Document your journey from cubicle to curb for fame and followers."

"Fashion Freedom:"
"Say goodbye to suits, hello to dumpster chic! Who needs designer labels when you can rock garbage bag couture?"

"Gourmet Dumpster Dining:"
"Forget fancy restaurants, embrace the thrill of dumpster delicacies. It's like a daily treasure hunt for your taste buds!"

"Urban Adventure:"
"Trade suburbia for the concrete jungle! From dodging pigeons to perfecting your cardboard castle, city living is the ultimate adventure!"
Unemployment didn't suit him

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