Red Flags Everywhere (Reddit Compilation)

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• RY

  @ryankit92 · 4 years ago

  🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩<br>When the Reddit robot reads the same stories over again and hopes the audience doesn’t notice inflated video time stamp

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• LO

  @loqutisborg5416 · 3 years ago

  And yet you wonder why society is the way it is.

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• MZ

  @mztweety1374 · 4 years ago

  Custodian for close to three decades. Yup. We&apos;ve seen and heard just about everything

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• OU

  @outstretchedwings · 2 years ago

  If they stop accepting credit or debit cards, the store is about to close soon.

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• SE

  @selacseel · 1 year ago

  One job I had at a textile manufacturer in the mid 00s had 2 separate layoffs within 2 months. The next month we had this big team building event, with steaks and all the trimmings, on a Saturday and were told there&apos;d be no more layoffs. Two weeks later, everyone who had been there for less than 18 months was laid off. I was in that group.

• BR

  @BrotherBarakiel996 · 4 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kACovlCvmB4&amp;t=602">10:02</a> this is 100% truth. Right now I work in a steel mill as a cleaner, and we hear everything. One way or another we hear or find out about people&apos;s dirty secrets. And there&apos;s some shit I wish I didn&apos;t know. But this job is not that bad to be honest, I consider most of my co-workers as friends and are pretty tight knit. So if one of us finds some &quot;dirty laundry&quot;, we&apos;re all gonna hear about it.

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• MI

  @mikebordewick9003 · 2 years ago

  As a retail worker, I agree with the frustration over major increases in prices for merchandise in stores! It’s ridiculous and needs to be fixed but I know it will never happen.

• DJ

  @DJdoppIer · 4 years ago

  Regarding company red flags, I&apos;ve seen some of this as well. Back in 2018 I had been employed for just over a year, and our company went through some major changes (upper management / CEO stuff), and there were many automated company-wide emails talking about how &quot;these changes will help us become even stronger as a company&quot;. Instantly knew something was up, and that we would feel it soon. Over the next couple months, janitorial staff disappeared, bins were changed less often, bathrooms weren&apos;t stocked half the time, and overtime was tightened down to exclude everything unless it was specifically authorized by a high-level manager. Hiring new employees was halted, and several contractors were laid off. It was tense as all hell, and many were on edge. Fortunately it stopped there, but you could feel the crunch.

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• TE

  @teddys5775 · 4 years ago

  Repeats

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• KA

  @kanedaku · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kACovlCvmB4&amp;t=1650">27:30</a>

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• EM

  @EmnM2010 · 2 years ago

  Surly management. All the manager at a restaurant where I once worked were just perpetually frustrated and cranky all the time, and I figured right away that it was probably money issues. Then one afternoon as I was leaving, a server was sitting at the bar crying because she had been let go out of the blue in the middle of a shift with no warning or reason. Just clock out and leave, thanks for playing, bye-bye now. And that&apos;s when I knew I needed to find a new job and jump ship as soon as I had one. Two weeks after I had left, I went to a local group meet that had rented - wouldn&apos;t you know it - my previous place of business for their networking event. It had very suddenly gone from a normal restaurant to a rental space for events with only 6 people left one staff: a server/bartender, a cook, and a manager for each shift. It was such a pathetic restructuring that I wanted to cry laughing. Two week later, the whole place was dead.

• MU

  @MushroomCryptid · 4 years ago

  I had a &quot;friend&quot; (turned out she was more of a frenemy) in high school who was frequently rude to me and played it off as a joke. That part I kinda ignored and brushed off. But then one day she told me, very bluntly, that she&apos;d started a fight with one of our previously mutual friends (who, by the time she shared this secret with me, was no longer friends with her because of said fight,) on purpose because it was &quot;funny,&quot; and that she loved to start drama with people because it was entertaining to her.<br><br>In retrospect, I see now why she and I never really got close, and I eventually stopped talking to her entirely. She works at a local grocery store now and sees me sometimes when I go in to do my shopping, but either she doesn&apos;t recognize me or doesn&apos;t want to talk to me. Either way, I&apos;m okay with it. I&apos;m not really comfortable when I see her anyway because it brings up bad memories.

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