Reborn, I Sold My 7-Seater SUV and Left—My Coworkers Panicked When the Blizzard Left Them Stranded

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  @t.l.coleman1440 · 8 days ago

  Or she could have just put it in the shop and learned that, "No," is a complete sentence.

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• PE

  @Peri2C · 6 days ago (edited)

  &quot;I am not a car service, and my vehicle depreciates and costs in fuel as well. I will not be driving anyone from work in my SUV.&quot;<br><br>FL needed to grow a spine, and simply repeat &quot;no.&quot; She allowed people to use her and even pressure &nbsp;her into danger. Those people didn&apos;t care if her vehicle got wrecked or if she died. They were reckless. I would have packed my crap and traveled on the bus so the rest would not have happened.<br><br>&quot;If you want to drive to the retreat in a private vehicle, use your own or rent one. I&apos;m taking the bus.&quot;<br><br><b>walk away</b><br><br>Those a-holes were never her friends. They were leeches. They would have been annoying even if FL had a spine.

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  @jessicaadmsis · 1 month ago (edited)

  She was a doormat for 3 years?<br><br>If she doesn’t file a complaint and all the fraud paperwork after being reborn then it’s a waste.<br><br>Glad she got receipts and spoke up. On another note, the company protected themselves last life and didn’t compensate or make amends.

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• VI

  @virtuouswoman7032 · 2 weeks ago

  I would not have sold my suv. I would used a very powerful sentence. &quot;No.&quot;

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• AN

  @anks6170 · 1 month ago

  First story could have ended in less than half the time it was stretched unnecessarily😂😂

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• SA

  @sarahrose76646 · 12 days ago (edited)

  Moral of the 1st story : stop being stupid and a pushover, set your boundaries and stick to them. The world will make do one way or another.<br>And she WAS stupid, no one can deny that.<br>All she had to do was tell them that she wants to drink too and cannot drive so she will not be taking the car, and no one could say &quot;oh no, you stay sober, what would you do by drinking, it&apos;s not like you&apos;ve come to a party. Oh wait...!&quot;

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• SE

  @serenah.2150 · 3 weeks ago

  As a corporate girly myself that is the one trick that people forget to do whenever you have a informal meeting you need to send a formal follow-up email to the person you had the informal meeting with with just to clarify what was discussed so it can now be documented and if anything from that discussion is later brought up you can say here&apos;s the email I said after we had the informal meeting and they never responded or replied that this was inaccurate and I sent it literally the same day we had the informal meeting that will save you that will save your job

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  @2be_mine · 1 month ago

  Sorry, i didn&apos;t listen to the story. But I&apos;d like whoever&apos;s reading this to know it&apos;s ok to say &quot;No&quot;

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• VI

  @vincentcleaver1925 · 1 month ago

  Vanessa impressively pissed off corporate enough in one retreat to get HR involved...

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• AC

  @acbzero-n3q · 1 month ago (edited)

  So she says that if she got another chance she alone would decide who gets on the suv.. and the first reaction after rebirth is to sell it instead of saying no. Task failed succesfully

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• JE

  @jessicaadmsis · 1 month ago

  Why would a group of people who are together be chatting in a group chat when they are sitting together?

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  @anks6170 · 1 month ago

  Last story is the best zombie apocalypse story like &quot;apocalypse done right&quot; 😂😂😂😂

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