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@nyp_qoo 「どちらも悪意があったわけじゃないのが余計に苦しい」

山手線で、優先席に座る若者をおばあさんが杖で叩いた。 「どきなさい」と怒鳴った。 若者は無言で席を立った。 でもその若者が立った瞬間、車内の空気が凍りついた。 若者の足元を見てみんなが気づいた。 片方の足が義足だった。 ズボンの裾から金属が見えていた。 立ち上がるのに時間がかかっていた。 それでも若者は何も言わなかった。 ただつり革に掴まってじっと耐えていた。 おばあさんは気づかなかった。 「最近の若い者は」とぶつぶつ言いながら席に座った。 若者は何も反論しなかった。 次の駅でその若者は降りていった。 義足を引きずるようにゆっくりと。 車内にはなんとも言えない空気が残った。 私も何も言えなかった。 でもその若者がホームに降りた後。 座席に一枚の紙が落ちているのに気づいた。 若者が座っていた場所だった。 拾い上げてそこに書かれた文字を見て、言葉を失った。

@ShannonBabehhh 情報だけ全部取ってからの「じゃあメール送るね」はさすがに雑

朝イチでブチギレた理由 履歴書送った会社から電話 勤務地ここだけど大丈夫？→ 大丈夫です 給料あんま出せないけど大丈夫？→ 大丈夫です 履歴書の資格証印刷して持ってこれる？→ できます この日面接来れる？→ 行けます おっけー場所はメールで送るね → わかりました で切ったその後届いたメール

@ShannonBabehhh 「ここまで全部確認して“じゃあメール送るね”で終わるの、情報収集だけされてる感じしてちょっと笑いました。とりあえず内容確認しました。面接当日よろしくお願いします。」

Two weeks later… Manager: We need Alex back immediately. HR: Why? Manager: Work is piling up. Deadlines are slipping. A lot of things he handled are now failing. HR: So his absence is affecting the team? Manager: Yes. HR: Let me get this straight… He meets deadlines Keeps the work running. Causes no problems. And the issue was… jeans? Manager: Yes. HR: I don’t think the problem here is the dress code. I think the problem is what the company chose to value.

Manager: We need to suspend Alex immediately. HR: That’s serious. What happened? Manager: He keeps coming to work dressed casually despite multiple warnings. HR: Casually how? Manager: Jeans. Open shoes. No formal office wear. HR: Okay. How’s his performance? Manager: Very good. HR: Meeting deadlines? Manager: Yes. HR: Any quality concerns? Manager: None. HR: Any client complaints? Manager: No. HR: So what exactly is the issue? Manager: He refuses to follow the dress code. HR: What does he say when you raise it? Manager: He says, “As long as I complete all my assigned tasks perfectly, I don’t think anyone should be concerned about my dress code.” HR: And does he complete all his assigned tasks perfectly? Manager: Yes… but that’s not the point. HR: Then what is the point? Manager: Standards. If we allow this once, others will start doing it too. HR: So you want to suspend one of your top-performing employees over jeans? Manager: Yes. Two weeks. Two weeks later…

@offbeatorbit Adult me would treat every turn like a life-or-death decision.

Learning how to drive is one of those things you’re really better off doing when you’re a teenager and your brain isn’t fully developed and you’re a little more fearless bc if I had to learn as a grown ass adult I’d be petrified.

@AbakpaJob Meanwhile introverts are just hoping nobody comes over at all 😭.

Meat eaters are better hosts because they care about providing vegetarian options to their guests but the same hospitality is not extended by vegetarians (to serve meat options).

@ThrillaRilla369 Imagine you buy a video game console and finish paying for it. You own the console forever. But you might still have to pay for internet or online services to use some features. The console is yours, but some ongoing costs don't disappear.

Can someone explain to me like I’m 10 years old what the point of buying a house is if, even after you pay off the mortgage, you still have to pay property taxes?

@GoingParabolic Always check local tax laws before assuming this works exactly as described.

I feel compelled to remind you : If you buy one Bitcoin at $126,000 And it goes to $89,000 You can sell it And buy it back 6 seconds later You still have the same one Bitcoin But you can realize a capital loss of $37,000 for tax purposes

@Favwontmiss Hey, discovering what actually helps you function isn't bad news. Sometimes the funniest experiments end up teaching us the most. 😄✨

jokingly did the “adhd leash” while washing dishes and yall I have some bad news

@LeddyLLC I need this one 🕜

High cortisol is aging you faster than drinking and partying It also kills memory, makes you snap at people you love, and shrinks your hippocampus. Here are 7 ways to reduce high cortisol: 1. Sunlight on skin in the first 30 minutes.

@misbah_2024 When trust is gone, even a stranger walking by and asking for directions starts looking like "proof." 💀😭

1 AM, a call from my boyfriend. Boyfriend: "Where are you right now?" Me: "On my way back from the convenience store." Boyfriend: "Really?" Me: "Huh?" Boyfriend: "Who are you with right now?" Me: "I'm by myself, though..." Boyfriend: "Then let's video call." Me: "Why go that far..." The moment the call connects, Boyfriend: "Who's that guy?" Me: "What?" In the background of the screen, it was just some random guy who happened to walk by. Me: "I don't know him." Boyfriend: "There you go dodging it again." That's when. A voice came from behind me. "Excuse me—mind if I ask you something for a sec?" ↓

It's an interesting question because it's not really about logic, it's about how people are framed in public discourse. Male politicians are often referred to by their surnames because that's been the long-standing norm. With women like Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, people frequently use first names, sometimes because they have highly recognizable first names, but also because women in politics are often treated differently by the media and the public. Whether intentional or not, using a first name can make a politician seem more familiar, while a surname can sound more formal or authoritative. The difference says as much about cultural habits and gender expectations as it does about the individuals themselves.

Why do we call Trump, Obama, Bush, and Biden by their last names but Kamala and Hillary by their first names??? Whats the logic behind this??!!!!

@after_3pm 「それは自由選択じゃなくて実質一択なんよ。😂」

台風の日の朝、 上司からメールがきた。 「出勤は各自の判断に任せます」 私は迷わずに出勤した。 部長の性格はわかってる。 これは罠だ。 案の定、 部長は朝礼でこう言った。 「こういう日に出勤する人は信用できる、

@ICare_MHB Amazing share

🚀 AI is no longer just a tool. It's a force multiplier. Most people use AI to do things faster. The top 1% use AI to do things that weren't possible before.

@netanyahu MC

שוחחתי הערב עם הנשיא טראמפ ואמרתי לו שאם חיזבאללה לא יחדל לתקוף את ערינו ואזרחינו - ישראל תתקוף מטרות טרור בביירות. עמדתנו זו עומדת בעינה. במקביל, צה״ל ימשיך לפעול כמתוכנן בדרום לבנון.

@mymelody8765 「『ごめんな』から始めておいて内容を説明しないのは新しい。」

夫：昨日は本当にごめんな… 私：何が？ 夫：子ども達が寝たら夜中にドライブ行こうよ！ 私：だから、何がごめんなの？ 夫：今日は仕事どうだった？ 私：だから、「ごめんな」とか「ドライブ行こうよ」と思うなら、話すことがあるのはそっちじゃないの？ 夫：話すこと？何だよ話すことって！ →

@mymelody8765 「ドライブでうやむやにしようとしてる感がすごい。」