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In Viral Post, Reddit User Says Boss Reported Her To HR For Taking "Too Many Holidays"
A Reddit user recently shared her frustration online after her boss took offence to her taking several leaves at the beginning of the year.
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Internet Schools Reddit User Why Popcorn Should Not Be Air Fried
In a post shared on Reddit, a user asked why he couldn't cook popcorn in air fryer. Here is the answer.
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This Reddit Post Went So Viral That Sydney Sweeney Is Now Starring In A Movie Based On It
The horror/drama story centres around a mysterious young woman who appears at a family's doorstep a decade after their 18-year-old daughter vanished.
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"I Love Dogs, But...": Delhi Man Slams People Who Feed Street Dogs, Internet Divided
A Delhi man's social media post on street dog lovers and their feeding habits has ignited a heated discussion online.
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Company Tells Employees Always To Answer Boss's Calls- Even In Silent Mode. Internet Reacts
The company asked employees to add their managers to the 'Emergency Bypass' feature on iPhones.
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"Think Twice": Indian Student Calls UK A "Trap" For International Students In Reddit Post
The student described the environment as "extremely tough" for international students, citing concerns such as subpar food quality, unaffordable housing, and unpredictable work schedules.
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"I Regret Moving To Canada": Indian Student's Viral Post Sparks Debate On Life Abroad
The Redditor highlights how international students are being exploited as part of what they call a "business model".
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Rs 1.5 Lakh Salary But "Struggling" In Bengaluru. Techie's Post Is Viral
His post struck a chord with numerous young professionals, sparking a broader discussion about the harsh realities of urban living, financial insecurity, and the true cost of chasing one's dreams.
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Customer Gets "Wholesome" Note With Food Order, But Internet Is Suspicious
Viral post: A woman took to Reddit to explain how she was touched to receive a wholesome note along with a meal she ordered online. However, many users questioned its authenticity.
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US Federal Workers Turn To Social Media For Support Amid Musk Job Cuts
A spoon emoji, a subreddit, a viral song: US federal workers are finding sweet succor in the bosom of the internet as President Donald Trump takes an ax to their jobs.
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Couple Asks For Rs 3,800 For Dinner At Destination Wedding, Leaves Guests Confused
The Redditor questioned whether it was "normal or bad etiquette" on the host's part to ask the guests to pay for meals at the destination wedding.
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Reddit User Says "Nobody Wants To Do Business With Indians", Sparks Debate
A Redditor user working in B2B has sparked a discussion online after revealing that he gets better responses when he uses his non-Indian name for business emails.
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"Don't Trust Blindly": Customer Accuses Blinkit Of Short Weight Delivery Of Grapes, Company Responds
A Redditors post about Blinkits allegedly short-weighted deliveries has sparked a discussion online.
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"Triggering My Misogyny": Man Claims Workplace Favours Women, Sparks Debate
A Reddit user has sparked a debate online after claiming that his company gives unfair advantages to female employees.
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"Same Job, Different Worlds": Delhi Woman's Post Reveals Stark Differences With European Colleague
In a Reddit post, a woman shared a comparison with a European colleague of the same age and position, highlighting the stark contrasts in their daily lives.
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In Viral Post, Reddit User Says Boss Reported Her To HR For Taking "Too Many Holidays"
A Reddit user recently shared her frustration online after her boss took offence to her taking several leaves at the beginning of the year.
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Internet Schools Reddit User Why Popcorn Should Not Be Air Fried
In a post shared on Reddit, a user asked why he couldn't cook popcorn in air fryer. Here is the answer.
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This Reddit Post Went So Viral That Sydney Sweeney Is Now Starring In A Movie Based On It
The horror/drama story centres around a mysterious young woman who appears at a family's doorstep a decade after their 18-year-old daughter vanished.
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"I Love Dogs, But...": Delhi Man Slams People Who Feed Street Dogs, Internet Divided
A Delhi man's social media post on street dog lovers and their feeding habits has ignited a heated discussion online.
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Company Tells Employees Always To Answer Boss's Calls- Even In Silent Mode. Internet Reacts
The company asked employees to add their managers to the 'Emergency Bypass' feature on iPhones.
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"Think Twice": Indian Student Calls UK A "Trap" For International Students In Reddit Post
The student described the environment as "extremely tough" for international students, citing concerns such as subpar food quality, unaffordable housing, and unpredictable work schedules.
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"I Regret Moving To Canada": Indian Student's Viral Post Sparks Debate On Life Abroad
The Redditor highlights how international students are being exploited as part of what they call a "business model".
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Rs 1.5 Lakh Salary But "Struggling" In Bengaluru. Techie's Post Is Viral
His post struck a chord with numerous young professionals, sparking a broader discussion about the harsh realities of urban living, financial insecurity, and the true cost of chasing one's dreams.
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Customer Gets "Wholesome" Note With Food Order, But Internet Is Suspicious
Viral post: A woman took to Reddit to explain how she was touched to receive a wholesome note along with a meal she ordered online. However, many users questioned its authenticity.
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US Federal Workers Turn To Social Media For Support Amid Musk Job Cuts
A spoon emoji, a subreddit, a viral song: US federal workers are finding sweet succor in the bosom of the internet as President Donald Trump takes an ax to their jobs.
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Couple Asks For Rs 3,800 For Dinner At Destination Wedding, Leaves Guests Confused
The Redditor questioned whether it was "normal or bad etiquette" on the host's part to ask the guests to pay for meals at the destination wedding.
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Reddit User Says "Nobody Wants To Do Business With Indians", Sparks Debate
A Redditor user working in B2B has sparked a discussion online after revealing that he gets better responses when he uses his non-Indian name for business emails.
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"Don't Trust Blindly": Customer Accuses Blinkit Of Short Weight Delivery Of Grapes, Company Responds
A Redditors post about Blinkits allegedly short-weighted deliveries has sparked a discussion online.
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"Triggering My Misogyny": Man Claims Workplace Favours Women, Sparks Debate
A Reddit user has sparked a debate online after claiming that his company gives unfair advantages to female employees.
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"Same Job, Different Worlds": Delhi Woman's Post Reveals Stark Differences With European Colleague
In a Reddit post, a woman shared a comparison with a European colleague of the same age and position, highlighting the stark contrasts in their daily lives.
