It’s a satire LinkedIn acct

  • @Veedem
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    555 days ago

    How many people on LinkedIn absolutely loved that? lol

    • Mayor Poopington
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      275 days ago

      This guy’s profile is the shining like in the depths of shit that is LinkedIn. Sometimes the comments are funnier than his posts. There are always people commenting like it’s a serious post.

  • @Shardikprime
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    4 days ago

    Bro made 6 cents per day over 5 years LMAO 🤣

    The cheapskate’s friends meanwhile:

  • @[email protected]
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    284 days ago

    If I had a friend like this, unless they were useful or more interesting than average people, I’d stop inviting them out.

    I’ll just let that friendship die, that’s fine.

    This is worse than what my friends and I usually do. We either do completely separate bills, or we trade back and forth who is paying. Nobody quibbles about how much, or how much more this time might be compared to last time. You pay the bill, and next time, your bill gets paid for you.

    I take note whenever I’m paying more than once in a row, and if it becomes a trend that I’m paying for everything, I stop inviting people out. I’m not going to invite you out somewhere just to have me pay for it 100% of the time. If I wanted to pay for someone to keep me company, I’d hire a hooker.

    • the post of tom joad
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      2 days ago

      I know it’s the post is just a joke, but yeah money sadly is serious biz and beef between friends if things don’t feel fair. It sucks but i chalk it up to the hellscape we live in.

      Everyone has their money tics. A long time pal gets pissed if i pull the “whisper the waiter” trick and pay the whole dinner bill for example. For my part, I feel weird about owing people, like they’ll hate me if i cant pay my way.

  • lazynooblet
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    325 days ago

    Oh the friends know. They talk about it between themselves, just too polite to say it directly.

  • @aeronmelonM
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    335 days ago

    He’s a shoe-in for CFO.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      285 days ago

      What’s 2+2?

      Engineer: 4e0

      Mathematician: grabs chalk and begins a proof

      Accountant: what do you want it to be?

  • @Phoenix3875
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    204 days ago

    God damn it Jimmy. I knew it was 1216, one after Magna Carta.

  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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    144 days ago

    Back in my college years, my cheapest friend would always conveniently “forget his wallet” when we were all going out to dinner, a fact he wouldn’t reveal until after the bill arrived.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      134 days ago

      I had a roommate that took advantage of me like that for 2 years. In the end I kept his security deposit because he cost me so much money

      • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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        44 days ago

        He would do it when we were out in groups, so he could spread it around. Thankfully he stopped being like that when he got older and a little more established.

    • @HeyJoe
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      24 days ago

      That’s a Seinfeld episode.

  • MacN'Cheezus
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    95 days ago

    Oh sure, they might not bother raising a big stink about that but I bet you at least some of them will remember. Until one day, when he’s at the end of his rope and in need of a friend, then they’ll leave him hanging.

  • slazer2au
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    95 days ago

    Try that with a business and see how far you get.

    spoiler alert

    It isn’t very far