r/BlueskySocial • u/GardenCapital8227 • 19d ago

Skeets This exchange made me laugh.

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u/Daimakku1 19d ago

"We're like a family here" is usually codeword for "we treat employees like shit." Run.

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u/mrblackman97 19d ago

And if they continue to only do 2 chores an hour then they will have to find a new family to take care of them .

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u/Deaddoghank 19d ago

Boss says "We are a family", I'm dropping the kids off at their place for the weekend. I mean we are family and family looks after each other's children.

Oh wait that not what you meant. Oh ok.

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u/SpukiKitty2 18d ago

Love it! Also, on the same token, when it comes to "'Citizens' [Corporations] United", with its "corporations are people" idea, one can respond with "So we can sue them when they cause damage or prosecute them when steal stuff like we do with regular people, RIGHT?".

People need to use that idea when going after corporations... like "crappy legal ruling" ju-jitsu. Use it against them! LOL!

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u/Elegant-Bus8686 19d ago

A family where some folks are more equal than others.