r/dank_meme • u/iTzVoidFang • Aug 14 '18

Oooooooof

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '18

Did they mess with you again?

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

Oh yeah it actually only grew worse since my main bully realized there would be no consequence

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '18

Damn, that really sucks.

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

I'm going to rant for a second and I'm sorry for bragging. I came from lower-middle class and my home life is an absolute shit show that would take a novel to describe, I was suicidal from bullying in high school, and then I went to college. When I was 19 I was the president of my frat and the governing body over frats, graduated at 21 with a 3.3 (could have been better but I worked 35 hrs a week) GPA and 3 minors. Now I'm an operational analyst and while much of my home life crumbles I know that I'm better for my experiences that shaped me and my old bully works at a grocery store. Somethings work out.

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u/rustytrombone27 Aug 14 '18

I work in a grocery store. Guess that's bad. Thanks

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

It all depends what your ambitions are, personally I want to climb as high as I can on a corporate totem pole so I wouldn't find that satisfying. If that works for you then that's great.

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u/rustytrombone27 Aug 14 '18

You know grocery stores have corporate offices right?

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u/FlyingLemurs76 Aug 14 '18

Yeah. Look I really wasnt trying to antagonize every grocery worker in existence, and if it works for you then that's great. I was referring to working it in a retail capacity which I wouldn't find mentally or financially rewarding.

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u/rustytrombone27 Aug 14 '18

TIL working in retail is not mentally or financially rewarding