Reddit, what's a secret your job keeps from the public?

Olive Garden Server, you can get three free wine samples every time you go.

When we present yours and someone else's profile in front of an employer at the same time,

a lot of times one of you is there to make the other look better.

About a quarter of all the gonorrhea we find is in the throat, and a new study suggests

transmission from quote-unquote deep kissing.

Not necessarily a secret, but it's challenging to get other providers to do testing for all

sites at risk.

Just a reminder, whenever you go for your routine STD testing, make sure every orifice that's

touched a pink

part gets swabbed.

Worked in a no-kill animal shelter.

The thing is, no-kill still does mean you have to put animals down sometimes.

Especially behavioral issues are terrible.

When is a dog too dangerous?

Can you rehome a pit bull with a bite history?

What if they get too dangerous

for staff to handle? Especially when it gets out that we have to put a specific animal down,

and now those Facebook warriors start rioting and calling you names, it's not like we make

those decisions for fun. I work at a cemetery, and I can confirm that the concrete or metal

vaults that the casket goes inside of in the ground do not keep the caskets from getting wet.

Actually, they do the opposite and just hold water inside.

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