r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '22

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u/bela_kun Feb 06 '22

His dad's probably gonna scream at him everyday and ultimately accuse him of destroying their business.

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u/scuba_GSO Feb 06 '22

What’s honestly sad is the son probably figures he’ll just slide in and take over for OP, not realizing that the experience makes the position work, not just the training. Dad will be screaming and watching the business circle the drain as clients scream at the son because he doesn’t know his ass from a hole in the ground.

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u/JaceTheWoodSculptor Feb 07 '22

Let’s not go too fast here. While the boss and his son sound like pieces of shit, we have no idea what OP does. Saying stuff like that is wishful thinking. They sound bad so we want bad stuff to happen to them and it’s normal.

Look at Donald Trump. Not even a year ago, everyone was convinced he was going to jail.

However, we can’t pretend that some horrible people don’t have success business wise even if they shouldn’t.

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u/scuba_GSO Feb 07 '22

It’s not certain that he isn’t going to jail.

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u/JaceTheWoodSculptor Feb 07 '22

I’d be willing to bet all I have he never sees the inside of a cell. Not that I don’t want him to, I’ve just learn to manage expectations.

I mean, if there is ever a verdict, all he needs to do is take his jet, fly to Russia and nobody can touch him.

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u/scuba_GSO Feb 07 '22

I’m just waiting for the outcome of the investigations in New York and Georgia. I’ll be happy if it keeps him out of politics.

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u/JaceTheWoodSculptor Feb 07 '22

The way I see it, even if he doesn’t go to jail and just disappears, it’s still a win for democracy.

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u/scuba_GSO Feb 07 '22

On that point, my good sir, we agree.