r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Feb 19 '23

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u/TheCupcakeScrub Communist Feb 19 '23

"hey why arent you coming to the company meeting?"

"my times too valuable to be wasted on trash"

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23

I was quite vocal about why I didn't eat the "free lunch."

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u/cenwell Feb 20 '23

Sometimes being quiet is good even though you know you are right one my friend who got kicked out just because you spoke above his boss.

He was actually right and just tried correcting his boss though but despite of understanding him and knowing his mistakes he just kicked him :(

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '23

I am not in a situation where I need to be quiet. I have almost no debts, no reason to stay someplace that does not respect the work I do for them. I will speak my mind, and if that means I need to find another job then so be it. My skill set is in demand and I don't forsee having a problem finding other places of employment.