business

Who woulda thought that a scene in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia could sum up sketchy employer behaviors so well? The scene involves Dennis describing to Mac how employers make overtime work seem necessary because of the "implication" that they could get fired if they don't partake. We've all been there.

As Americans, we're all probably pretty familiar with the "garage" success story in which successful billionaires started out working in humble conditions, such as in a basement or garage until they made it big. This Twitteruser brought up an interesting different viewpoint!

This thread is pretty eye-opening, but we certainly don't want to dominate the discussion here - what do you all think? Are billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs self-made? Or did they receive a little more help than the rest of us along the way?

Wasting time isn't a waste if you're enjoying it!

These Redditors had some pretty horrible experiences.

What if your cat were a billionaire playboy businessman? This comic pairs the antics of house cats with the life of successful professionals. The results are hilarious.