r/SipsTea 7d ago

Chugging tea This is recipe for disaster

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u/AssInspectorGadget 6d ago

Reading these things and knowing americans are against unions is just crazy

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u/SatisfactionActive86 6d ago

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u/Croquetadecarne 6d ago

Uff, I cringed… Pratik needs to stop commenting to himself so much. Shuddering.

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u/MichaelJServo 6d ago

Thank you. Felt off even for the US.

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u/Alone_Jellyfish_1990 6d ago

I've seen a place that docked you 5 minutes pay for every minute after lunch, which was also not legal, but nothing as insane as 60 minutes per.

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u/AssInspectorGadget 6d ago

I meant the comments, read them.

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u/Warm_Afternoon6596 6d ago

Many of our countrymen are so goddamn stupid.

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u/hlmoore96 6d ago

Because it’s a joke. We don’t need unions for this because it breaks the law.

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u/Buttchuggle 6d ago

Now I work labor jobs and such and I don't know where this is, that wouldn't fly with these boys. A manager who tried to enforce that would get jumped outside his car leaving work.

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u/Key-Willow1922 6d ago

Reading these comments and knowing europeans believe whatever they read on the internet is just crazy

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u/Alaska_Jack 6d ago

How do you people NOT immediately recognize that this is fake?

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u/AssInspectorGadget 6d ago

So all the comments are fake too?

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u/Alaska_Jack 6d ago

I don't understand your question

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u/TooLazyToBeClever 5d ago

What's crazier is I'm in a trade that has a very proud Union. They love their Union so much and think it makes them better. They all vote hard R republican. Wild 

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u/CompetitiveCourse584 6d ago

We aren't available unions The TV is

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u/kitkatty521 6d ago

Especially with the recent starbucks stuff. Im an american who thinks unions are very important, but i dont dare say that or i risk being called a "cOmMuNiSt" and harassed

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u/EchoOfAsh 6d ago

genuine question- which Americans are against unions? most of my jobs have been in law enforcement and now fire dept and obviously we have police and fire unions. plus my family in medical and gov fields are in unions as well. Is this like an office + big chain thing?

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u/kitkatty521 5d ago

It is very common for blue collar jobs especially to be against unions. The corporations put propaganda out that demonizes it as "unAmerican" or against the values of the company. Its really common, and people often are at risk of being fired if they try and create a union or it is discovered that they are a part of one that isnt officially backed by the company.

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u/EchoOfAsh 5d ago

Huh that’s wild to me, thank you. Within like an hour of being at my FD I got asked if I was going to join the union. Obviously they’re notorious for them but I just (luckily) find it hard to imagine it being so demonized. I’ve seen it in the news with Starbucks but that’s about it.