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From a bit ago. My dog was very ill and we made a short notice decision to euthanize her the next day, so I called out to spend the last day of her life by her side, as any decent person would. This is how my boss at the time responded. No condolences, no "sorry this is happening," no "please let me know if I can do anything," not even a "i'm sorry and we'll talk more on monday." I quit a few months after this. ETA: Some more background: This happened in late March of 2025. So yeah, early in

Source from G2 Facebook. Insane to see him removed this fast after his post yesterday evening. Interesting to see G2 take this course of action, as many criticized him but no one really called for his head.

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I was genuinely excited. After months of rejection emails, unanswered applications, and interviews that went nowhere, it finally felt like things were turning around. Well, something happened yesterday, and I'm honestly not sure what to do. During my final interview, the hiring manager offered me a salary of $58,000 a year. We discussed it pretty clearly, and she even mentioned that the position would come with health insurance and two weeks of paid vacation. I accepted verbally and was told HR

For example my dad made chicken fettuccini last night and just left it sit out over night. I am afraid to eat it…. Should I be?

If this shit doesn't get shut down right now, expect many more years of nothing fucking happening. There has been an unprecedented amount of corruption, criminality, and abuse of human rights. Our Latino brothers and sisters have had their families broken enmass. Women have died being unable to receive a basic standard of healthcare. Families can't afford to go to the grocery store. As far as I'm concerned Dems who don't go for impeachment and conviction are opps. Jeffries needs to get in li

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Post 1: [https://www.reddit.com/r/texts/s/774ir9ozci](https://www.reddit.com/r/texts/s/774ir9ozci) I am excited for the date tonight. :)

Steam has won the hearts of gamers after restoring an ENTIRE library of deleted games for a player who had been struggling with their mental health! The player, known on Reddit as 3lizardintrenchcoat, explained that they had spent years removing games they'd purchased and loved during difficult periods in their life. After their mental health began improving, they regretted losing so many games and decided to contact Steam Support, hoping they might be able to recover at least a few of them.