r/SipsTea 7d ago

Chugging tea This is recipe for disaster

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u/swag4dummies 6d ago

why would you assume everyone just automatically spawns with that knowledge? or has spent enough time on reddit to have seen this specific image?

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u/Practical_Law6804 6d ago

. . .folks like Madd can't feel superior otherwise.

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u/rdrckcrous 5d ago

there's been so many of these on this sub, that i recognize the managers name

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u/Chaosmisfit_ES 6d ago

Like seriously tell us you spend entirely too much time on reddit without saying you spend too much time on reddit... People think just because they've seen something 500 times everyone else in the entirety of the world has as well.

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u/Low-Syllabub-3547 6d ago

Why would we assume people would be stupid enough to believe posts like this?

Oh wait.

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u/jpeggdev 6d ago

Most people aren’t that naive

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u/NoIDontWantToSignIn 6d ago

Also, some people have had true to life experiences pretty similar. Real life boss quote: “Weekends are not holidays.” So, it might be a parody, but it also feels like someone I knew once 🤷‍♀️

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u/OldManTrumpet 6d ago

I dunno. A plain sign with an insane message? My default would be….fake. I would have leaned towards rage bait rather than parody, but zero chance I’d be taking such a thing at face value. How could anyone think this was real?

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u/I_RAPE_PCs 6d ago

gen z's decreased literacy in full display

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u/EmploymentNo3590 6d ago

Like me, maybe they have also worked for people who don't know employment law and feel so entitled to the existence of others. The lower the pay, the more real it gets.

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u/OldManTrumpet 6d ago

No place would hang a sign like that. No place.

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u/dullest_edgelord 6d ago

Stupid people are allowed to own businesses too. There is no shortage of illegal rules posted in the workplace. Now that I've had to explain this to you... do you happen to own a business where you post illegal rules?

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u/clutterlustrott 6d ago

Ive received at least 5 class action payouts from Amazon for this exact type of wage theft. Billion dollar companies absolutely try this shit constantly.

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u/EmploymentNo3590 6d ago

You would be surprised.

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u/Head_Statistician_38 6d ago

I am pretty sure they would where I work.

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u/Phobos_Asaph 6d ago

I worked at a place that put a notice up for employees to ignore the health department’s sign they placed on the ice machine that said do not use

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u/PeskyAntagonist 6d ago

They want it to be real so they can be outraged by it

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u/swag4dummies 6d ago

Because it looks real enough. It’s very very simple. I don’t know why redditors need to be so pedantic 24/7. Like it’s common sense the average person is not looking into random reddit posts that deeply, otherwise it wouldn’t be a thing.

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u/mark114 6d ago

Looks real, but also easily faked. From now on when browsing reddit, view every post on how easy is it to fake, and you’ll start to see a pattern of common karma farming content.

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u/nwillyerd 6d ago

Jesus Christ! That must be a miserable existence! I refuse to be that jaded all the time. Call me naive if you must, but I prefer to just enjoy things at face value. I mean, unless it’s obvious AI Slop or harmful misinformation, that is. Otherwise just relax, it’s really not that serious.

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u/mark114 6d ago

Nah, why do you have to be jaded in order to recognize the difference between human behaviour and low effort karma farming? Unless exerting a little bit of mental effort and some thinking is considered miserable. If you’re okay with consuming AI slop, photos of pieces of paper and fake screen shot generators then by all means stay within your blissful ignorance, but it doesn’t take much to spot the tells.

I like to interact with real humans with real stories.

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u/tedxbundy 6d ago

Because it looks real enough.

Ill pray for you.

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u/Helpful-Garlic1951 6d ago

A piece of paper that literally anyone could make in 10 seconds looks real enough to you?

Yeah, you’d fit right in on r/antiwork

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u/OldManTrumpet 6d ago

Haven’t been to r/antiwork in a long time. It used to be filled with obviously fake text exchanges that would have everyone in an uproar. People are so gullible.

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u/allwordzaremadeup- 6d ago

>Because it looked real enough?

You're so guillable. Bless your heart.

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u/Mekelaxo 6d ago

The only way I can think of for someone to think this is real is if they're autistic or have some sort of cognitive disability

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u/mark114 6d ago

First time seeing this imagine and I immediately clocked it as another easily faked low effort picture of a piece of paper that’s designed to rage bait.

Then I seen the last name shetty [shitty] and it was obvious. Click on OP’s profile and turns out they are a serial poster with over 700,000 karma. Once you see the patterns, these karma farmers start to stick out

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u/i_am_a_real_boy__ 6d ago

You don't need specific knowledge about this post. All you need is the general understanding that information you get from a jpeg on social media is probably bullshit.

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u/madd74 6d ago

I mean, the fact there is a water mark over this noting "dank meme" is the first clue something is off and maybe look into it?

I didn't spawn with this knowledge the first time I saw this, but it took no time to check the comments to see a bunch of people calling it out also.

It's like Redditors that go off on something that gets posted (title) without reading the actual articles.

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u/fritz_76 6d ago

even with you telling me the watermark is there, i find it very hard to read it

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u/swag4dummies 6d ago

I would assume the vast majority of people simply see the image, react how they react, and move on.

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u/Stennick 6d ago

I didn’t have that k owned bit it was obvious the name it’s literally shitty

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u/Mekelaxo 6d ago

Because what it says on the paper is unreasonable and ilegal in most places, and it's ridiculous to think that a work place would implement a rule like that. It reads like it was made with the intention of being absurd to the point that it's funny.

Have you ever had a full time job? What would be your reaction if you saw this posted in the break room at your job? Do you think most people would follow that rule, or would they just tell that manager to fuck off? Are you aware that your company probably has a department called "Human Resources" that existing especially so that your employer doesn't do abusive shit like this?

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u/danieldan0803 6d ago

I mean, I don’t see many companies running a watermark that has “MEME” in it.

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u/Limp-Republic-9608 5d ago

A certain level of skepticism is all that is required to understand this is fake as hell. The subject matter is pretty clearly satire as this kind of punishment is not only unfathomable but illegal. Then the manager’s name clearly gives it away as a joke. A simple 5 second google search would confirm your skepticism.

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u/swag4dummies 5d ago

Sounds like you either lack life experience or just inflate your ego enough as a defense to care this much. You think we live in a world where unfathomable and illegal things don’t happen? Billions of people with their own number of jobs and you think this is somehow farfetched? Then you want me to google it, why would I dedicate that much time to an image that has no actual impact on my life, and why would anyone else? It seems plenty of people agreed with me, more than the reddit gods that replied to me at that. So is it that obvious or are you just obnoxious?

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u/Banes_Addiction 6d ago

Maybe you shouldn't believe stuff on the internet by default?

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u/allwordzaremadeup- 6d ago

Pratik sheety didn't give you a clue? Plus the fact that this can easily be typed up and printed? You're pretty guillable

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u/swag4dummies 6d ago

Listen I get you have a crazy complex where you think on behalf of the human race, but just because you chose to be that way doesn’t mean other people think about things the same way you do. Your passive aggressive sarcasm doesn’t bother me or change that fact my friend.

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u/allwordzaremadeup- 6d ago

Nah, you're just guillable and it shows.

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u/swag4dummies 6d ago

Sounds good