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35-Year-Old Chinese Man Lives In A Cave After Quitting Job, Calls Marriage A "Waste Of Time"
In 2021, he abandoned his $1,400-per-month job to live in seclusion, away from the pressures of city life.
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Cancer Survivor Defies 'Astronomical' Odds, Wins Three Lotteries in Nine Months
Quizzed about his massive winnings, David Serkin said the odds are 'astronomical' and that it may not happen again.
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"I Can Get You A Chair": Boss Asks Employee To Return To Work With Broken Leg. WhatsApp Chat Goes Viral
A WhatsApp chat between a new employee and his boss has gone viral, sparking a discussion on toxic work culture.
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Video: Woman Books Ola Bike Ride For 180 Metres, Reason Leaves Internet Amused
In a bizarre incident that's gone viral, a woman booked an Ola Bike ride for a mere 180 metres - just to avoid a pack of street dogs.
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Company Upgrades To Premium Coffee Machine, But Reverts To "Liquid Garbage" In 2 Months. Here's Why
Recently, one employee took to Reddit to highlight the misuse of a thoughtful workplace upgrade.
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UK YouTuber Tracks Stolen AirPods In Pakistan A Year Later, Vows To "Storm The Area"
Lord Miles plans to involve local authorities to retrieve his stolen AirPods, intending to film the process for his audience.
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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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"Pakistan Is Not Competition, It's Just A Failed State": Viral Reddit Post Sparks Discussion
A Reddit post explaining why Indians should stop comparing themselves to Pakistan has sparked a discussion online.
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Reddit User Stunned After Mumbai Recruiter Asks "Intrusive" Questions About Family Income, Marriage Plans
A job seeker recently shared a troubling experience where a recruiter asked a series of strange questions during an interview, which left them stunned.
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Man In Australia Vanished Minutes After Wedding, Months Later Bride Discovered His Secret
An Australian woman recently shared the shocking story of her marriage that lasted less than a day.
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German Man Says Indians Have Good Dental Hygiene, Internet Divided
A Germany-based employee's Reddit post on his Indian co-workers' dental hygiene has gone viral, sparking a conversation online.
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"Biggest Frustration Was Working With You": US Woman Praised For Slamming Boss During Layoff Video Call
A US woman is being praised online for her savage response to her manager after being laid off from her job.
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"No Coffee, No Airplane Fuel": Plane Passenger's "Flight Allergy List" Mocked Online
A plane passenger's long list of "demands" has gone viral after she handed flight attendants a printed "Flight Allergy List".
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"No One's Begging You To Stay": Qatari Teen Faces Backlash For Video Explaining Why He Moved To India
Mohammad Jueitem, who identifies himself as an "international entrepreneur" on Instagram, has triggered a debate on social media after posting a video explaining his decision to relocate to India.
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'Amazon Is Laying Me Off, But Manager Asked Me To Resign': Reddit Post Goes Viral
An Amazon employee took to Reddit to share his struggle after finding himself in a tough spot when his manager told him that he is going to be terminated in the coming days.
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35-Year-Old Chinese Man Lives In A Cave After Quitting Job, Calls Marriage A "Waste Of Time"
In 2021, he abandoned his $1,400-per-month job to live in seclusion, away from the pressures of city life.
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Cancer Survivor Defies 'Astronomical' Odds, Wins Three Lotteries in Nine Months
Quizzed about his massive winnings, David Serkin said the odds are 'astronomical' and that it may not happen again.
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"I Can Get You A Chair": Boss Asks Employee To Return To Work With Broken Leg. WhatsApp Chat Goes Viral
A WhatsApp chat between a new employee and his boss has gone viral, sparking a discussion on toxic work culture.
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Video: Woman Books Ola Bike Ride For 180 Metres, Reason Leaves Internet Amused
In a bizarre incident that's gone viral, a woman booked an Ola Bike ride for a mere 180 metres - just to avoid a pack of street dogs.
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Company Upgrades To Premium Coffee Machine, But Reverts To "Liquid Garbage" In 2 Months. Here's Why
Recently, one employee took to Reddit to highlight the misuse of a thoughtful workplace upgrade.
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UK YouTuber Tracks Stolen AirPods In Pakistan A Year Later, Vows To "Storm The Area"
Lord Miles plans to involve local authorities to retrieve his stolen AirPods, intending to film the process for his audience.
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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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"Pakistan Is Not Competition, It's Just A Failed State": Viral Reddit Post Sparks Discussion
A Reddit post explaining why Indians should stop comparing themselves to Pakistan has sparked a discussion online.
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Reddit User Stunned After Mumbai Recruiter Asks "Intrusive" Questions About Family Income, Marriage Plans
A job seeker recently shared a troubling experience where a recruiter asked a series of strange questions during an interview, which left them stunned.
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Man In Australia Vanished Minutes After Wedding, Months Later Bride Discovered His Secret
An Australian woman recently shared the shocking story of her marriage that lasted less than a day.
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German Man Says Indians Have Good Dental Hygiene, Internet Divided
A Germany-based employee's Reddit post on his Indian co-workers' dental hygiene has gone viral, sparking a conversation online.
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"Biggest Frustration Was Working With You": US Woman Praised For Slamming Boss During Layoff Video Call
A US woman is being praised online for her savage response to her manager after being laid off from her job.
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"No Coffee, No Airplane Fuel": Plane Passenger's "Flight Allergy List" Mocked Online
A plane passenger's long list of "demands" has gone viral after she handed flight attendants a printed "Flight Allergy List".
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"No One's Begging You To Stay": Qatari Teen Faces Backlash For Video Explaining Why He Moved To India
Mohammad Jueitem, who identifies himself as an "international entrepreneur" on Instagram, has triggered a debate on social media after posting a video explaining his decision to relocate to India.
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'Amazon Is Laying Me Off, But Manager Asked Me To Resign': Reddit Post Goes Viral
An Amazon employee took to Reddit to share his struggle after finding himself in a tough spot when his manager told him that he is going to be terminated in the coming days.
