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Today's subreddit is R-slash anti-work, where people quit their jobs in the most spectacular fashion.

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your first video podcasts for free. Good evening, OP. I was reviewing the cameras from our shift

today, and I noticed that you were sitting on a stool for the majority of your shift.

This is completely unacceptable behavior, and we'll be discussing it tomorrow before your shift.

I cleared it with my team lead. I have two broken bones in my left foot. This is Dr.

documented. Aside from that, I packed over 240 units per hour for the entirety of my shift

for 12 full hours. I'm not sure if you're aware, but we do have a rank list for packing

displayed directly above our stations. My efforts are in my first place today. So just to be clear,

my impressive performance was overshadowed by the fact that I wasn't uncomfortable enough while

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