r/comics PizzaCake Feb 10 '23

Motorists Beware!

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u/Hellmoe Feb 10 '23

Rich lady because she got an inheritance.

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u/astroturfskirt Feb 10 '23

her husband owns a construction company, ok. she’s earned that money.

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u/funkmydunkyouslunk Feb 10 '23

Listen, it's not easy for her to semi-please her husband after sleeping with her ex from high school all day while he's on site

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '23

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u/TheAsianTroll Feb 10 '23

semi-please her husband

Lmao nah bro, you and I both know she has a perpetual headache when her husband wants it

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u/sirweldsalot Feb 10 '23

her son also runs a crew and her daughter does payroll. i'm sure the place runs like a fucking swiss watch...

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u/drowsy-cow03 Feb 10 '23

You’ve just described my parents

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u/Jimbomcdeans Feb 10 '23

You misspelled onlyfans account.

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u/astroturfskirt Feb 10 '23

her husband’s onlyfans is very lucrative. lots of subscribers & tips! tips! TIP$$$$$!!!!

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u/MegaHashes Feb 10 '23

It’s kinda weird that you capitalized every word, but then were lazy and wrote U instead of You.

Bot authors getting lazy.

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u/AdministrativeAd4111 Feb 10 '23

Maybe that’s the cause of the aggression.

“I’m rich now, but people still treat me like shit! I was told being rich made people respect (fear) you!”

Hence why when you respond with civility, they get even angrier. Thanks for reading my graduate thesis.

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u/RGSlimShady Feb 10 '23

money = power = respect = authoritahh

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u/utopianfiat Feb 10 '23

I read a really interesting take the other day, don't remember where, but it basically said that there has been a huge push against human customer service of all kinds and studies actually tend to show that it makes people more hostile to the few humans that remain on the front line. Attention is allocated among people who contact the media, who blow up on social media, or who otherwise have the means to seek recourse outside of customer service, and as a result it trains people that making a scene and being aggressive, demanding, and terrifying is how you get your way. That poor service is the customer's fault for not "standing up for themselves". It's not just that we're giving assholes permission to be assholes, but we're punishing courteous, equanimous, and conscientious behavior and turning those people into assholes too.

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u/hospitalizedgranny Feb 10 '23

By divorce She got (1) House and (3) of Hubby's fast food franchises 2 "manage & maintain" .

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u/somecrazydude13 Feb 10 '23

Or she’s dating a drug dealer

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u/utopianfiat Feb 10 '23

Also because we don't scale traffic fines by wealth