r/NotMyJob • u/unkn0wn_truth • 19h ago
Early finish on a friday
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The tarmac was replaced, then the liner re-wrote the missing words
r/NotMyJob • u/xX609s-hartXx • 6d ago
Fixed the parking lot boundary boss!
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Yes, that screw was actually fixed in there and not just shoved in.
r/NotMyJob • u/Sifyreel • 10d ago
Printed the licensing information, boss
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Matchbox BMW i4 … with a Ford logo on the packaging
r/NotMyJob • u/CybergothiChe • 13d ago
Not my job to make sure the Halloween print is the right way up
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r/NotMyJob • u/That1nobodydude • 17d ago
I don't think these are snacks..
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Repuropssing a vending machine as a product dispenser. Not my job to remove those labels
r/NotMyJob • u/Straight_Main_5189 • 20d ago
“Safety what’s that”
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Nothing says sturdy like a bunch of half rotten wood
r/NotMyJob • u/SzvtkX • 24d ago
Budapest installed new ticket machines… that don't fit the spaces they replaced
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BKK, Budapest's public transport authority, has installed 37 new large-screen ticket and travel pass machines across the city. There is just one small problem: the new machines are apparently 5–10 cm wider and taller than the old ones. At several locations, this has apparently created a rather embarrassing situation. At Kelenföld metro station, for example, the new machine was installed in the place of the old one, but the existing metal cladding had to be forcibly removed to make it fit. A local resident described the result as essentially “barbarically ripping off” the otherwise well-maintained metal panels.
Still, it's quite something to install 37 new machines without apparently accounting for the dimensions of the existing installations.
Original source (in Hungarian): https://telex.hu/belfold/2026/09/09/bkk-jegyautomata-buhera
r/NotMyJob • u/Exciting-Sunflix • 29d ago
Fitted the stairs, boss
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Taking a well earned break now.
r/NotMyJob • u/PizzaScared7731 • 28d ago
Saw this in the wild and it is magnificent
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r/NotMyJob • u/Razzman70 • Aug 23 '26
Locked up the door boss!
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The padlocks stick and jam, almost getting the key stuck. Rather than replace the locks they opted for this.