vbrimme

vbrimme t1_jad4wwb wrote

Reply to They don't even try by TheRealPowercell

They actually aren’t stopping you because they aren’t allowed to stop criminal actions while on the clock. If they did stop you, they’d get fired for putting themself in danger, which creates a potential liability for the company.

I really wish I was kidding, but no, this is really how it is.

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vbrimme t1_jad3re7 wrote

Reply to "I see this as an absolute win" by walkerF27

Just reminds me of my cousin, who got herself completely off of Facebook because it was taking up too much of her time every day and she didn’t want to be on her phone so much. Now she spend all day watching random Snapchat stories instead.

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vbrimme t1_j9uqfhl wrote

Reply to Yeah, it's frustrating by konosapi

I feel like the people who consistently complain about having content removed online are probably the same people who didn’t understand why they were always in detention. Every facet of society is going to have rules, and it just isn’t hard to learn and follow them. I’m sorry that you weren’t taught this skill when you were a small child, but if you are not still a small child then it’s time for you to grow up and learn the skill on your own.

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vbrimme t1_j6kw9ei wrote

Reply to Where did I fail? by Pinkcop

You didn’t, you succeeded so much that your descendants will have a better life than you did, and you’re able to see that happening during your lifetime.

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vbrimme t1_j5ljb52 wrote

Reply to TIL the first known résumé was written by Leonardo da Vinci, when applying to be a military engineer for the Duke of Milan. It's mainly just a list of his designs for siege weapons (including trebuchets). He briefly mentions his art: "In painting, I can do everything possible." He got the job. by Pfeffer_Prinz

So the reason I have to type-up and format an entire page of bullshit, only to put the exact same bullshit into some online form, is Da Vinci?

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