In the two long years in which I worked as a cashier in retail, I have seen my fair share of dramatic moments. I have faced angry customers who broke store items in a fit of rage, I have seen annoyed workers quitting mid-shift and never returning, and I have had to deal with a decent number of petty Karen customers. But never have I ever been on a shift and seen my manager run out the door with thousands of dollars of stolen company money and never return. Which is not something this Reddit wri…

This is a new low

Wait, that thing about gum isn't true?

When a meme gets personal

Color-shifting flags

The ring that launched 1000 ships

The opposite of a holiday bonus

So fresh so clean

Nightmare bridesmaid sitch

That's a new one

Not just ghosts

That's so not normal

Lots of vending machine hacks

I'm all about keeping it real. I know that at times we feel like a little white lie might be the perfect solution, but when you really care about a person, you will always tell them the truth. In theory, the method of complete and utter honesty sounds easy, but in practice, honesty can be painful. The story below is an account of a frustrated father. As mentioned many times before, there is no parenting manual. Basically, what we do, is depend on the good old trial and era method. Meaning, we d…

So, what do you think? Are the wealthy just like us?

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