Hey, hey Waffle gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more Reddit stories.

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Let's dive straight in to today's first story. Now today's first story comes from Rainer Cherry

and it's on the malicious compliance subreddit and says supervisor asks student with cancer to turn

on their camera during a virtual meeting and you won't believe what happens next. Slash sarcasm.

And it does come in an update as well.

Click-Baty article titles aside.

It's a long one.

It happened two days ago and I'm still giddy.

Enjoy.

All the names below are pseudonyms.

There are two important background things to know for the story.

One, I was diagnosed with rare ovarian cancer at the beginning of this year.

I had surgery and some chemo and I'm mostly recovered now.

I still have to go for frequent testing and occasional monitoring.

I'm a private person to the extent that I have dated people for years without telling my parents.

So you best believe random co-workers and bosses

are unaware of my medical history. Two, I attend the university that has an ambassador program.

Basically, if you have a high enough GPA, you are able to interview for the program and if you get in,

they pay for your tuition during the time you're an ambassador.

In exchange, you work five hours a week and work graduation slash other events.

I am one of these ambassadors.

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