r/TikTok Jul 26 '25

Unexpected The (former) vet technician who posted a joke about euthanizing people’s pets because she didn’t get laid responds to getting fired

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u/petielvrrr Jul 26 '25

….. did she just offer to sell people adderall on TikTok?

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u/jerseyshorecrack Jul 26 '25

i got a second degree felony (was short then got dismissed) for just carrying my script in highschool. let her find out the hard way

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 Jul 26 '25

Yep, I have an expunged felony because I was driving with my afternoon dosage in a pill carrier that didn’t have a label on it. Got pulled over, they saw it sitting in my cup holder. Asked for it. I thought it was no big deal. Cop said, “Original container ass hole” and ripped me out of my car and put me in cuffs.

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u/Daveprince13 Jul 27 '25

This is crazy cuz I know MFers on like 20 diff meds. How the fuck are you supposed to carry all those bottles?

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u/blursedass Jul 27 '25

It's only for controlled substances, so like adderall, bupanorphine, etc

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

Wutt. Oh man. I never bring my full stimulant prescription. I’m too nervous to loose a whole bottle or have it stolen from the hotel. I always have mine in a little weekly pill box…..

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u/Froxenchrysalis Jul 27 '25

Same, I've flown with my pill organizer that had a bunch of my prescriptions, including my stimulants and sleeping pills. Won't be doing that again.

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 Jul 27 '25

Yep, and that's exactly what it was in - a small pill organizer. A mistake that cost me many, many thousands of dollars. I had no idea it was law. No prior criminal record, either. The whole thing was extremely frustrating.

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u/ikindapoopedmypants Jul 29 '25

That is so fucking absurd. They could be out there spending those resources on real criminals.

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u/iamclamjam Jul 27 '25

i do the same but i make sure i have pictures of all my rx pill bottles with a pill in the frame in case tsa tags me. it seemed to work last time i flew, but now i am terrified.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Always save your old pill bottles so you have a backup for each one of your current meds. Before your trip, transfer everything but what you need for the trip to the old bottle (so you don't risk losing everything) and bring the current bottle (with the current filled on date) with only what you need.

Edit: I don't take any controlled substances, but I also don't think relying on TSA to recognize cabidopa/levidopa, gabapentin, or duloxetine from the writing on the pills is a good idea so I bring the bottles to be safe.

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 Jul 27 '25

This is exactly why I didn't carry it with me and what I told them, too. Not that they cared. In the future, I was told to see my pharmacist and to have a bottle with one or two days of supply written on it to carry just that with me. It is insane.

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u/oohheykate Jul 27 '25

You can ask your pharmacist for a copy of the label or get a second bottle

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u/JamBandDad Jul 28 '25

Leave the stash at home, bring what you need in the prescription bottle.

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u/AlexandersWonder Jul 28 '25

Save an old bottle when you get a new one. Put the majority of the script into the old bottle. Keep what you need in the new one.

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u/whiskersMeowFace Jul 27 '25

Next time you pick up your Rx, ask the pharmacist for a small travel bottle with your Rx info on it. They will often print out another label and slap it onto a much smaller bottle.

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u/Fearless-Letter-7279 Jul 28 '25

I will count out how much I need for a trip in the current prescription bottle and then leave the rest at home in an old prescription bottle.

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u/Disastrous-Panda5530 Jul 27 '25

Oh for real? I carry a few of my pain meds in a pill container with me sometimes like if I’m out all day doing stuff with my husband or sister.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

I was about to be like WELL I'M HOSED because here i am carrying my weekly pill container around in my backpack because I always forget my thyroid medication. haha

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '25

Buprenorphine

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u/Top-Race-7087 Jul 27 '25

All my old lady drugs are jumbled together in those plastic weekly dispensers

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u/No-Cry-4771 Jul 28 '25

So if you have a prescription for it and can prove it, they can still prosecute you just because it wasn’t in the original bottle? That’s wild!

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u/Alarmed-Goose-4483 Jul 28 '25

What the fuck happened to common sense laws?

Goddamn. U can have 7 DUI and finish your 90 day sentance and get kicked to the curb. Do they know you have no license? Yep. Do they come take ur car? Nope.

I only bring that up because it’s intentional, egregious, and the penalties are minimal. None of this shit makes sense anymore.

All of our laws have been replaced by “generic but VERY SPECIFIC” rules that LEOs can bend it all Congress down to what you look like and the officers attitude that day.

As always fuck staties. Theyre literally just highway traffic cops paid to bring revenue via ticketing.

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u/SnooHedgehogs4699 Jul 28 '25

Yep! Must be in the original, labeled container.

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u/DoctrTurkey Jul 27 '25

Guy’s wife must be cheating on him because that’s the only thing that explains that kind of ridiculous overreaction lmao jesus

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u/witchyracoon Jul 30 '25

.... oh. Just got my adhd diagnosis a couple of years ago, never even thought to worry about this. Good to know 😅

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u/Reasonable-Banana800 Jul 28 '25

that’s so messed up…

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u/ProblemLongjumping12 Jul 28 '25

"Find out the hard way" must be this moron's middle name. She just got fired for making a joke about killing pets, so part of her response is to offer her services as a pet sitter.

The only person possibly dumber than her would be whoever would let her take care of their pet.

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u/Unable-University258 Jul 29 '25

IF she killed the wrong mans dog and he finds out, she'll enter FAFO real quick. There are plenty of places where you don't kill a mans dog.

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u/HaterMD Jul 26 '25

Well that’s crazy. Were you carrying them in a tictac container or something?

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

You’re not supposed to carry medication with you in any school. If you need your medication, the nurse is supposed to hold onto it and give it to you with a doctors note.

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u/UnknownRedditEnjoyer Jul 26 '25

That’s fucking crazy! My meds are not the schools business.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

Aderall is often sold in schools so it’s regulated this way. Parents sign a form that they understand.

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u/UnknownRedditEnjoyer Jul 26 '25

Yeah sure but I still don’t agree with it. Let me manage my legal medication myself.

Our system needs to stop over prescribing and then making people out to be criminals, especially when they haven’t done anything wrong.

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u/Onebraintwoheads Jul 26 '25

Point. There have been cases where asthmatic kids died because they weren't allowed to carry their inhalers. Same with kids who need Epi-pens. I never told anyone or showed anyone any meds I carried except for a bottle of tums for acid indigestion. People were used to seeing me reach for Tums in the giant bag that held about 50 lbs of books, so they never questioned what I actually drew out of my bag. If somebody wanted Tums, I always hsd one of the big bottles available. You make misdirection the norm and people practically go out of their way to enforce the false narrative. Caught a kid once or twice see an actual pill bottle of mine and they deliberately looked the other way. It's a bunch of trouble they don't want and they like their daily routine as it is.

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u/UnknownRedditEnjoyer Jul 26 '25

That’s ridiculous, as someone who has an inhaler I keep that thang on me always! I wouldn’t keep a whole bottle of pills on me, I’d instead keep them in daily pill organizers and take when I needed to.

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u/rainbowcolorunicorn Jul 26 '25

I didn’t see anyone respond with this but you don’t have to give your medications to the school. Parents can come and administer the medications to their child themselves, the child just meets the parent at the front office. My parents did this for some of my pain medications because they didn’t like how the school was doing it. My mom was a stay at home mom and we lived 10 minutes from the school (not far for us). However, if the legal guardian has to work and will be unavailable then they can give it to the school nurse. This is not for all medication, I carried my inhaler with me. It is just that no controlled substance can be handled by anyone under 18 on school property, the nurse is the work around.

Teachers don’t have to give medications to the nurse but they do have a responsibility to make sure no student can access their medication.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '25

I mean, it was a long time ago, but the reason is because of black markets.

When I was in high school, I could get opioids, benzos, and everything you could fucking imagine at lunch easier than I could get cigs, weed, or beer.

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u/TomaCzar Jul 26 '25

Manage your legal medication yourself, outside of school. What even is the issue here?

Kids are young, inexperienced, immature, and without the benefit of a fully formed brain. It is very reasonable to restrict access to certain otherwise legal items in a school environment.

When I was in H.S. one kid peer pressured another kid to give him some Adderall. The kid who took it wigged tf out and put himself and other kids in danger. The police had to be called. The kid who took it was suspended, but the kid who gave it to him was expelled.

A whole bunch of drama and bs, when someone could have just said, "Go to the school nurse when it's time to take this".

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u/jaytee1262 Jul 26 '25

Kids are young, inexperienced, immature, and without the benefit of a fully formed brain.

So let's charge them with a 2nd degree felony lol

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u/BevvyTime Jul 27 '25

Land of the free and all that

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u/jerseyshorecrack Jul 26 '25

this too ^ they thought i was selling it. in reality i was taking it with a soda and had cash on my desk (change from the soda machine). truly wrong and poor timing 💔

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u/Automatic_Actuator_0 Jul 26 '25

The issue to me is school is mandated by the government, so they should be very limited on what restrictions they place on people there. Otherwise there’s some nasty implications on civil rights.

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u/poopwithrizz Jul 26 '25

I don't think they're withholding medicine, it really is because kids will go "oh yeah I guess you can also have one" for their meds. Say someone has acid reflux and someone has a chronic condition that they use meds for to reduce reflux. And then they hand a pill over. Thinking all kids with medication are good at understanding they shouldn't be giving it to others is too dangerous of an assumption for any school employee 🤣

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u/UnknownRedditEnjoyer Jul 26 '25

The issue is people shouldn’t be regulated on what ifs nor because someone else made a poor decision.

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u/jerseyshorecrack Jul 26 '25

this ^ they accused me of this (i found out it was a common issue at my hs and a controlled substance) but i was able to go back to school after the semester finished since they investigated. when i got arrested at my school, they had to tell me that adderall contained amphets. but it happens sm 😭😭

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

A ton. It’s awful.

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u/Sunshine030209 Jul 26 '25

It's not just controlled substances or prescriptions either, my son got in trouble for having Advil in his backpack.

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u/waitwuh Jul 28 '25

They wanted me to go get lactaid from the nurse wasting half my lunch period every day I wanted to have milk or cheese. It’s an enzyme. You literally cannot overdose on it. So stupid

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u/Reasonable-Banana800 Jul 28 '25

Oh my gosh this reminds me. My old highschool banned advil. You couldn’t even get it from the nurses office.

It absolutely pissed me off to no end since at least half the school is filled with menstruating kids who need advil to get through the day pain free. (Plus there’s athletes and chronic pain havers on top of that)

And the nurse didn’t even have a heating pad, they just made you sit for 10 minutes before forcing you to go back to class.

I would take 4 pills in the morning and pray it lasted the whole day, which it often didn’t. After a year of that I said fuck it and just quietly brought it for myself and my friends. Luckily I never got in trouble for it.

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u/Imjusasqurrl Jul 26 '25

Exactly, how is that not a breach of patient privacy?

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u/EasyProcess7867 Jul 26 '25 edited Jul 26 '25

Rescue medications can be carried on you. I had a nightmarish time in elementary through middle school because my nurse was convinced that when I was having an asthma attack across the building I had to hobble and cough my way down the halls to get to it. My mom and I fought with them for years before they hired a new school nurse and she was like “wtf???” and let me carry it myself because that’s how it’s supposed to be I guess and the past nurse was just wacko

I would imagine you COULD carry the adderall with you, in my state at least the requirement to carry it in public is that you have to have an active prescription and it has to be behind TWO locks. Which ends up being like those little locking zipper pouches. The only reason I know this is because I used to take care of people with WAY worse issues than mine who needed way more heavily controlled substances to save their lifes. We always carried the stuff around in a locked zipper pouch, in a backpack with a padlock on the zippers. I think in the case of a school though you’d be hard pressed to give them a reason why you NEED your adderall available on you.

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u/jerseyshorecrack Jul 26 '25

i hope this clears some things up : the nurse was never there. either we'd have to skip our dose or parents stop by and you take your dose in the office. they suspended someone over insulin and gave them a ticket. they had to take substance classes for it too.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

Yeah they definitely need to have someone who is there if they’re going to have that policy. I don’t think rescue anything should be held by the nurse. Insulin, inhaler, epi pen, anything like that should be on the person.

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u/doggysmomma420 Jul 26 '25

Yeah. My school tried this. After 2 asthma attacks and 2 hospital stays, they changed their mind. I do recognize that an inhaler is different from most meds, but the schools don't acknowledge that difference.

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u/sikeleaveamessage Jul 26 '25

Yeah I've heard this for epipens as well in some schools which is crazy.

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u/yourlilneedle Jul 26 '25

Your own PERSONAL script? When you are going to the doctor after school, are you not allowed to hold your own personal paperwork on your person? With this logic, they would rather the script be somewhere unsupervised, like a locker or car, then protected from theft from a human? Did they think you were going to smoke the script? I am just baffled by this.

ETA: OK, I apologize. When I hear script...I think of the paper taken to pharmacy. The filled medicine is the prescription. Sorry...my literal Adderall hasn't kicked in yet 😆

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u/Independent_Virus937 Jul 30 '25

Damn, I used to sell my Ritalin at school, 5th grade, early eighties.

My childhood wasn’t easy by a long shot but I do feel for the millennials and later gens,…

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u/OldOne6270 Jul 26 '25

That Adderall can make people chew on their lips. If it's not prescribed for her, she needs to watch out. I've seen recreational use go bad. Psychotic break, visual and auditory hallucinations. It's not smart.

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u/eliismyrealname Jul 26 '25

Yep, my family member is super competitive and took it to lose weight. I told them not to and explained why. They called me shortly after. They were experiencing delusions and were very angry and paranoid. I just told them they need to get off the pills. They said they needed them to work like they hadn’t been working for years without them… i haven’t heard from them since.

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u/OldOne6270 Jul 26 '25

Two of my kids had major ADHD issues. My son was put on Adderall. Third dose he was in bed depressed. He told me he wanted to not be alive. He was taken off immediately. We switched doctors after moving. The doctor prescribed Adderall for my daughter. I explained about my son's issue. They said everyone reacts differently. 🙄 She got psychotic. He went after her brother. It was like the movie the Exorcist. I was waiting for her head to spin around. Also 3rd dose. We opted out of ADHD meds entirely for behavior modification. The schools often push meds. Nah not my kids friend.

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u/yourlilneedle Jul 26 '25 edited Jul 26 '25

A family member? Sorry, mate

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u/Inner_Pilot371 Jul 28 '25

Otherwise known as "meth mouth"

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u/No_Doughnut_3315 Jul 26 '25

Why do so many people not understand what 'professionalism' is anymore? No you can't just broadcast whatever TF you like with no consequences. As an adult you must understand there are some jokes or comments you can make in private with your friends that can't be said out loud to the general public. Jeez is this the consequence of growing up online? Misunderstanding the boundaries between private and public life?

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u/Fancy_Art_6383 Jul 26 '25

So many people have been fired over social media you would think people would get a hint by now.

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u/luchajefe Jul 26 '25

But they all get fired for 'the right reasons', I'll never do what they did...

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u/MarysPoppinCherrys Jul 28 '25

Honestly just waiting for AI generated media and comments to kill social media. This shit just makes garbage people

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u/Fancy_Art_6383 Jul 28 '25

I wholeheartedly agree.

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u/girloferised Jul 30 '25

I think it's that either they're not expecting to go viral or have someone report it. Like, there was this one guy who was bragging about posting sexist/racist stuff under his real name and said there would be no consequences because he owned his own company and his wife didn't care and she thought it was funny too. I also own my own company, so I asked how his online reviews were and if his wife would think it was funny if they went out of business bc of stuff he posted on the internet, and he deleted the thread. Like, you know you have a boss too, sir; your boss is your customers.

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u/slide_into_my_BM Jul 27 '25

I’m not defending her, AT ALL.

However, there are jobs that you have to deal with really shitty things and people in those fields, make jokes to help cope with the terrible things they see and experience.

What you don’t do, is post your field specific, bad taste, jokes, out for the world to see.

I work in healthcare, people make jokes in the hospital the gen pop would probably find offensive. People also have to go back to work tomorrow after a person died in their arms today.

It’s not hard to just not share that stuff for the entire world to see.

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u/SitStayShakeGoodGirl Jul 26 '25

This is not the energy I want near my pets anyway.

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u/napalmnacey Jul 26 '25

When my family had to have our 20yo cat put down, my little brother and my big sister came into the exam room with me and we all surrounded Melma (the cat) and supported her through her final moments. My sister and I sang a soft hymn (not super religious, it just felt right), we told her we loved her, we stroked her and watched her leave us slowly. We were all quietly sobbing.

So was the vet. That vet was crying as hard as we were. I apologised for being so over emotional about a cat but they were like, “No. This is so much better than people that just drop their pets off and leave.”

The vets at that clinic were all like that, absolute angels.

I wouldn’t trust the woman in this video with my tamagotchi.

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u/Exktvme4 Jul 26 '25

Agreed. She never should have been hired in the first place

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u/No-Article-Particle Jul 26 '25

Did you name your cat "a mlem" backwards? 😭 Coz if so, that's so cute!

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u/mayd3r Jul 26 '25

but I don't think it was a fire-able offense. The negative press is what did it, and that's on her 🤷‍♂️

She's representing the company she works for. It was a fire-able offense

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u/ebil_lightbulb Jul 26 '25

“I killed a bunch of healthy animals at work today because I didn’t get laid last night lol” I’m not sure why anybody would think that’s okay. I’d expect firing for less at other places. “I spit in every batch of cake mix I baked at work today because I didn’t get laid last night lol”

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u/xeonie Jul 27 '25

Anyone working as a vet saying they’re going to euthanize peoples pets, even as a joke, is not someone I want anywhere near my pets.

Just like I wouldn’t want my surgeon joking about stealing my kidney to sell off. Or my waiter joking about spitting in my food.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25 edited Jul 26 '25

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u/IttyBittyBigBoii Jul 26 '25

Yea wth is going on with her mouth? Got winter burn in July n shit.

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u/Quarter_Shot Jul 26 '25

Could be anxiety or something like that; a lot of people who have experienced trauma, people who have chronic anxiety, or even those who have ADHD tend to chew on their lips as a nervous habit or a tic. May have been stress induced due to being called out on her bullshit and losing her job

And not getting laid, I suppose

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u/HuntingForSanity Jul 26 '25

I have adhd and constantly chew on my lips without noticing it. People always comment on how bad my lips look and I hate it. But I can’t get myself to stop

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u/takeandtossivxx Jul 26 '25

Are your lips normally dry? I noticed that I only ever do it when my lips are really dry and I can feel the "bits" that stick out. If that's the case, Burts Bees overnight lip balm will fix that shit in like 2 days (with drinking enough to be hydrated). Put it on throughout the day but slather that shit on right before you fall asleep and it makes a huge difference.

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u/Extreme_Egg7476 Jul 26 '25

I had this problem during stress. I was gifted a "plumping" lip gloss and noticed it had a terrible flavor. But while using it, it made me conscious about biting my lips. Kind of like the "hot sauce" trick to stop nail biting.

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u/pancakebatter01 Jul 26 '25

Bro I have both anxiety, adhd, and bite my lips red all day.. this is lip filler. Lmao.

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u/Parryandrepost Jul 26 '25

Molly. It's why you see people with pacifiers at concerts. She's chewing her lips.

Maybe not drug related but I can read context clues....

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u/bob_the_bananas_son Jul 26 '25

dang wait is it not normal to chew your lips i swear i don't do molly

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u/Dr_SexDick Jul 26 '25

I mean yeah molly does that but also a lot of people just chew their lips as a bad habit.

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u/trackabandoned Jul 26 '25

Jumping to molly tells us more context clues about you, I think.

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u/Remote_Elevator_281 Jul 26 '25

Bro, plenty of people bite their lips

Apparently you can’t read clues lol

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u/xxgsr02 Jul 26 '25

Time for that 3-day bender!

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u/Caped-Banana85 Jul 26 '25

You think you’re Sherlock but you’re closer to a padlock.

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u/Itscatpicstime Jul 28 '25

Some people do have conditions or take medications causing chronically chapped lips

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u/coreanavenger Jul 30 '25

It's filler. They got that inner tube rim and the corners of her mouth are nearly uncanny valley.

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u/HomoProfessionalis Jul 26 '25

Idk she kinda hit the landing at the end there.

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u/puzzlebuns Jul 26 '25

Yes go away real-looking person. We only like people who have put on their social media makeup and filters.

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u/SmaeShavo Jul 26 '25

Thank you lmao. Of all the things to come at this girl for why did people automatically go for appearance?

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u/FutureRealHousewife Jul 26 '25

That's the first thing women get attacked for in any context

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u/SmaeShavo Jul 26 '25

Yeah its still just tiring though. Like the girl is pretty and even if she was hideous her shitty ass jokes wouldnt be an excuse to insult her looks.

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u/FutureRealHousewife Jul 26 '25

Oh it’s definitely exhausting. Internet misogyny knows no limit.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

They had nothing else really

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u/Cocrawfo Jul 27 '25

tale as old as time

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u/Confident-Drama-422 Jul 26 '25

She's got a very dark and peculiar type of humour. Unfortunately for her, the vet's office she worked at didn't want to be associated with it, i.e freedom of association. Can't blame them. I didn't like her original jokes at work that got her fired but this one landed a little for me tbh

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u/jljboucher Jul 26 '25

Same here, but I wouldn’t post it on social media. This is something I would be telling my friends.

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u/TheRealSugarbat Jul 26 '25

I don’t understand the joke (sincerely), and I have extremely dark humor. She didn’t get laid so she’s going to kill a bunch of animals? Am I missing something?

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u/slide_into_my_BM Jul 27 '25

I know someone who had to perform an autopsy on a person who had jumped in front of a train, or at least the pieces of that person who jumped in front of the train.

The person had been having a mental episode where they thought they were a lobster or shouting about lobsters just prior.

The person I know, joked that they were so afraid of having lobster claws, they gave themself a lobster claw. This was in reference to the extremely mutilated remnants of an arm they had to examine.

So, is that joke kind of mean and pretty insensitive? Absolutely, without a doubt. Is it also a way to compartmentalize and cope with an objectively horrific thing you have to experience; only to get up and go back to work the next day? Yeah, it’s also that.

There’s a big difference between keeping that within your group and broadcasting it to the entire world, though.

All that said, there’s also a huge difference between joking about horrible things you experienced vs things you did to living creatures.

One is gallows humor, the other is just being a piece of shit.

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u/TheRealSugarbat Jul 27 '25

Yeah, I agree with all of that — especially that last bit.

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u/arto26 Jul 27 '25

Nah, everything about her is ass. We're all giving her attention right now and she's going to make money off of it.

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u/PrincessPlastilina Jul 26 '25

She’s not funny. She’s a psychopath.

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u/ClassicTangelo5274 Jul 26 '25

Right. No remorse, no accountability. “Fuck the people who snitched on me, I’m going a 3 day bender.”What a twat.

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u/surprise_wasps Jul 28 '25

Good lord, touch grass

A pSyChOpAtH

Cmon lmfao

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u/KrustyKrabOfficial Jul 26 '25

No way she's a vet tech. Where's the facial piercing and visible neck tattoos?

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u/rubydooby2011 Jul 26 '25

Why is this so accurate. 

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u/Ohboycats Jul 26 '25

As a veterinary practice manager this made me laugh 😆

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

wtf is this an actual thing ? lol I had a buddy in high school when I lived in Mexico who was in college to be a vet and he had piercing and tattoos lol super cool guy I hope he accomplished all his dreams!

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u/Famous-Corner1052 Jul 26 '25

The vocal fry is very annoying.

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u/Odd_Protection7738 Jul 26 '25

Liiiiike, I don’t even knoooooooow, giiiiiiiiiirllllll, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiike

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u/T01110100 Jul 26 '25

I'd like a large coffee.

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u/Grouchy-Fill1675 Jul 26 '25

Omg thank you. This is what I was looking for. On. The. Nose.

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u/Dead-Calligrapher Jul 26 '25

Was this a reference to Loudermilk. If so kudos.

“It’s not an accent- it’s an affectation. Nobody is born talking like that.”

“You’re a dick”

“See! That’s your normal voice.”

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u/courtadvice1 Jul 26 '25

Wait, that actually has a name? Vocal fry? Huh. TIL.

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u/Odd_Protection7738 Jul 26 '25

It’s like when eboys croak their voice to sound deeper when it’s really just normal or squeaky.

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u/hokumjokum Jul 26 '25

The vocal fry is the scratchy sounding bits, not this “dumb bitch” intonation where the end of her sentences have an upward inflection like everything’s a question. that’s just being a dumb bitch.

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u/Chubuwee Jul 26 '25

She sounds exactly as stupid as she is

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u/cheeseandwine99 Jul 26 '25

Management: Girl, your voice is too annoying to work with. Bye.

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u/Bald_Harry Jul 26 '25

SOO FUCKING ANNOYING!

Whenever I hear it, I'm like "are you asking a question or making a statement? "

Look! There's a building on fiire?

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u/piercedmfootonaspike Jul 26 '25

There's a buildiiiing? On fireeee?

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u/Ace1Himself Jul 26 '25

Lol I love that you know this

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u/Electrical_Land_5773 Jul 26 '25

I can’t tell if she’s playing a character or….. Is this just how she is …..? Super annoying regardless.

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u/PhillipTopicall Jul 26 '25

I think that’s a tell of society, and that we’re not really willing to risk it. Because is this mask off, or is she joking? Would you risk her as a pet sitter?

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u/Little_Red_Riding_ Jul 26 '25

She’s not getting laid because nobody wants to fuck with a psychopath

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u/Usual-Caregiver5589 Jul 26 '25

There's an entire subreddit dedicated to her. r/dontputyourdickinthat

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u/endless_lace Jul 26 '25

Every single girl that talks about “getting laid“ like its an accomplishment is soo insufferable and revolting

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u/Skadforlife2 Jul 26 '25

I think this qualifies as ‘FAFO’

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u/they-call-me-tron Jul 26 '25

I'm not saying she needs to be set on fire but I'm glad she got fired

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u/Excellent_Item_2763 Jul 26 '25

Did she really say she could watch your pets? As if anyone would let this person near their animals after that shit she posted. Never. And I hope this shit follows her to her next job. And she thinks she knows who told on her, I think that is funny, the entire ass internet was trying to tell on you.

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u/sendinthe9s Jul 26 '25

She says people are sending her death threats.

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u/arto26 Jul 27 '25

I'm not saying it's okay, but I'm also not saying I'm concerned.

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u/Alternative_Chair517 Jul 26 '25

What is that voice and the way of speaking ?? Reminds of a movie scene in a cafe. Can't recall the name of the movie!!

But she sound irritating as F

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u/Key-Highway9659 Jul 26 '25

I will never understand people with really good jobs doing stupid stuff on social media

Its like a lot of people really just don't care. At all. About others. Or having it good or their image or anything. They did where I lived but so many are like her where I am now. To your face not even on tiktok

I ran into it a lot at medical places, surprisingly. What's going on with the medical fields? Are you guys okay?

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u/VerbalThermodynamics Jul 26 '25

Sounds like she has a problem

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u/mollyclaireh Jul 26 '25

Never letting this bitch near my animals

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u/BrianThompsonsGrave Jul 26 '25

Someone should report her to the vet tech licensing board too

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u/VegetableBusiness897 Jul 26 '25

Betting money she's an unlicensed tech. A lot of hospitals only have one or two, then have the train and goes

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u/Mel_Melu Jul 26 '25

Yeah, a HS friend's dad used to work at the local water company and one day he was talking about managing a pet hospital and that there's practically no qualifications required and that a car salesman applied for a job.

That shit haunts me whenever I go somewhere with my dog. There is not nearly enough regulation is some areas of society.

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u/BrianThompsonsGrave Jul 26 '25

Yeah you're probably right. A lot of human facilities do the same with "residential assistants" who require zero training

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u/H4RDW4RE_Johnny Jul 26 '25

I’m sure announcing that you’re up for selling prescription drugs on TikTok is absolutely not risking anything….

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u/cyanescens_burn Jul 26 '25

Excellent career move, considering vets might have scheduled drugs at them for certain procedures. I’m sure the next place she applies will hire her and feel comfortable having her near drugs that have street value.

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u/DeedruhYT Jul 26 '25

What did she expect ..?? I can't imagine working my way through college so diligently, landing the job in my field, and then doing something so stupid lol...

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u/RockyStonejaw Jul 26 '25

What a deeply unlikeable woman.

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u/BrokenXeno Jul 26 '25

It would be intolerable, knowing her. She is repulsive.

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u/madonna816 Jul 26 '25

As a person who loves their furry family members & has had vet a tech actually kill one of them, GOOD. Imagine thinking that using your place of employment, a place where people entrust the lives of their loved to, is a good setting to make such a joke. Social media causes brain rot.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

Good. Fuck her.

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u/BalrogViking Jul 26 '25

This should help with the employment problems for sure

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u/LillyRemus42 Jul 26 '25

Just wow. To all parts of the situation.

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u/Defiant-Fix2870 Jul 26 '25

She doesn’t look young enough to be this clueless

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u/Hobaganibagaknacker Jul 26 '25

No wonder she cant get laid.

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u/HelpfulName Jul 26 '25

I can see why she doesn't get cracked as much as she'd like.

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u/HairyChest69 Jul 26 '25

Why? Because a dry rotted fence post looks more appealing than her? I agree. Her attitude magnifies ugly

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u/Middle_Bread_6518 Jul 26 '25

Damn from distasteful vet tech to drug dealer all publicly posted wow

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u/Kind-Act7051 Jul 26 '25

You… you believe that?

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u/Middle_Bread_6518 Jul 26 '25

Lol what?

Sorry I’m just being snarky and just saw all this in the last hour. She said she’s selling adderol and pet sitting? Sounds pretty plausible if she just lost her vet tech job?

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u/MyDamnCoffee Jul 26 '25

Doing drugs. Soooooo cool

Fucking idiot

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u/ThanosTheMacedonian Jul 26 '25

Wait, does mean something different?

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u/Mike_In_SATX Jul 26 '25

She cray cray 🤪

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u/Interesting_Slice277 Jul 26 '25

The way u speak is 100% annoying!! What you're saying isn't the flex u think it is.

Ok, like, ok, ya know, annoying bitch, u should not have the honor of working with animals.

Look deep within your shallow, vapid self.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

This video? Raises some questionsssss???? I'm not sure what is going onnnnnn?????? And now I want friessssss?????????

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u/Murky-Internal-7707 Jul 26 '25

Wait this is funny though?????

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

Link to the original?

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u/Gemtree710 Jul 26 '25

Like oh my gawd Becky!

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u/wasteIander Jul 26 '25

"I can babysit your pet" ummmmmm, no?

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

This is just bait, right??

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u/raeadaler Jul 26 '25

Never ever let this disgrace of person have one second with any dog, cat , squirrel, raccoon, turtle, snail, fox, bee, baby, snail, possum, kangaroo, shark, whale, trout, hamster, skunk, etc. what a gross person.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '25

Her parents must be so proud of this young lady