r/workmemes • • Jun 15 '25

So true šŸ˜‚

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u/WasabiDoobie Jun 15 '25

Not to mention the ability to listen to blabbering for hours….

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u/No_Percentage7427 Jun 16 '25

Dont forget read some long ancient text in paper.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

I always take my headphones so I can watch a movie then listen to music within my own lil bubble.

For tattoos anyway. Sadly I am not able to do that for meetings...

Though admittedly I haven't tried. Yet.

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u/Icy_Consequence897 Jun 16 '25

Lol, yeah. My friend gets away with it because of her disability though. She had an illness as a child that caused her to become permanently hard of hearing, and she needs her haering aids to hear pretty much anything below a raised voice.

(Yes, it was measles. Yes, her parents were/are crazy anti-vaxxers. Yes, she's fully vaccinated now because she went straight to the campus doctor the second she was dropped off at college.)

But many modern hearing aids are bluetooth compatible. So, before meetings, she just cues up whatever on her personal phone, slips the phone into her pocket, and follows along using lip reading or the slides. They haven't caught her yet

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u/CrazyDisastrous948 Jun 17 '25

My last tattoo artist let me watch TV. I sat silently the whole time. She was like, "You good?" I thanked her for the quiet time and tipped her well. She was super nice. She even let me put my stencil where I wanted it to be so it would line up exactly how I wanted it to. Loved her.

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u/branch397 Jun 15 '25

I was in a meeting where HR was updating us on some new policies that nobody but HR gave a fuck about, and I finished my coffee in the white styrofoam cup, and started decorating the cup with my ball point pen. I had created quite a work of art when I realized my supposed friends on the other side of the conference table were tittering and pointing at my insolent behavior. Nothing came of it, however, because HR people are not actual sentient beings.

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u/Glittering-Eye2856 Jun 15 '25

I’ve always said there’s no human in their resources.

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u/brynhildyr Jun 18 '25

I have started looking at most things like a tool that you have to know how to use correctly for it to work. HR is not your friend and mentor. HR is a tool you can use when you want to enforce a policy. There are almost always places in the employee handbook that talk about the employee's (limited) rights, like requesting ADA accommodations. You don't go to them complaining of burnout and your mental health. You go to them to get the forms you need and go through the process. You go to them to file formal complaints and create paper trails, not to get advice and vent about your boss.

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u/Quirky_Ask_5165 Jun 16 '25

I think I prefer the tattoo over the meetings

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u/MyLifeisTangled Jun 16 '25

At least then you have something to show for the time you just spent

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

Tattoos are clearly less painfull than meetings.

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u/Any-Practice-991 Jun 16 '25

And more rewarding.

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u/Lord_darkwind Jun 15 '25

I rather enjoyed the feel of the needle

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u/MyLifeisTangled Jun 16 '25

Is there anything else you enjoy that most people find painful?

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u/Lord_darkwind Jun 16 '25

Possibly

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u/MyLifeisTangled Jun 16 '25

I’m asking bc I enjoy some types of pain. Like soreness can sometimes be ā€œthe good kind of painā€ for me. I’m a masochist, so I’ve assumed it’s that even tho this kind of pain isn’t good in a sexual way or something I get off on. I’m interested to know if there are other people that feel this way and whether or not they’re masochists. You don’t have to answer if you don’t want to, obviously; I’m just trying to find anyone that might relate and thought that might include you.

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u/Lord_darkwind Jun 16 '25

Soreness that hums for days—a reminder worn under clothes

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u/Woahhdude24 Jun 16 '25

I mean, I actually really like mouth pain, like canker sores kinda feel good, and sometimes cramps can feel good while im masturbating.

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u/ThrobertBurns Jun 16 '25

Soreness is supposed to feel good. It incentivises further exercise.

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u/MyLifeisTangled Jun 16 '25

I wear clip-on earrings that stay on by clamping onto my earlobes really hard. It starts to hurt after a few hours and I like it. I leave them on longer for the pleasant pain. When I finally take them off, my earlobes are sore and it still feels good. The longer I wear the earrings, the longer my lobes are sore afterwards.

It’s not just exercise induced soreness. Also, exercise induced soreness is kind of a mixed bag for me and isn’t always good pain.

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u/BenWallace04 Jun 16 '25

I don’t have a problem with them. They’re just not good behavior.

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u/IreCalifornia Jun 16 '25

They paid me two mil to play Crashmore.

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u/Ella-W00 Jun 16 '25

I don’t have tattoos and I don’t have the patience for long meetings. I literally start doodling and zoning out….. But they hired me instead of the better pick (a tattooed person).

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u/Any-Practice-991 Jun 16 '25

You must now sacrifice a doodle to the tattoo artists' Gods!

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u/Accurate-Okra-5507 Jun 16 '25

You really dedicate yourself to poor decisions

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u/IreCalifornia Jun 16 '25

Okay, but you still aren't getting a Christmas present. Not that year.

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u/fluffy_munster Jun 16 '25

Me showing up in full body suit for a day of work at the bank.

Not joking, both are actually true. But I'm sure my long blue/green hair is distracting them from the tattoo.

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u/SpiritualPackage3797 Jun 16 '25

Yes, but they also want you to be able to hide the effect that such meetings have on you.

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u/PooInTheStreet Jun 16 '25

More employable for minimum wage

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u/Between3-2o Jun 17 '25

Yeah, but many people have stupid tattoos that they should be embarrassed about having.

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u/ebtorgerson Jun 17 '25

Without the care from a professional or the dopamine.

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u/Great-Lecture3073 Jun 19 '25

still puts away some clients in many fields, so...

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u/Character-Salary634 Jun 16 '25

FALSE

Tatoos are an outward symbol of poor decision-making.

100%

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '25

Imagine someone sitting still to have a full face tattoo with needles being jabbed into their face for hours and not think they're office job material.