More feline for being a friendo.

This worker received a request from their boss that they remain available and respond to texts and emails while off duty, asking that they do this “as a favor” and without further compensation. This has sparked discussion in a popular online community around the ethical and legal issues with the request and the precedence it sets.

Beautiful

The forbidden love trope is a fan favorite, but in real life it just plain sucks for pretty much everyone involved, minus the two lovers. Most of the time, affairs are an unfortunate symptom of an underlying issue in people's marriages, and they tend to live a bitter, fiery aftermath of hurt feelings and rotten flowers. Some people are better than others at hiding their romantic escapades, but when you're (for lack of a better word) dating someone at work, coworkers are bound to find out. In th…

A wholesome rescue tale for a big smile.

36 years later and the movie still holds up!

Anyone seen a lost brain cell?

Maybe have some responsibility for your own children?

Sometimes you gotta get a little dark before you can get light again.

Putting the 'bottomless' back in Bottomless Mimosas

We want them to adopt us.

Again, Some of these are really suspiciously similar!

For a morning awwww

What should you do when your boss demands that you stick to your rostered hours after you've been working heaps of overtime to try and keep things afloat? Do exactly what they asked, of course. It's always nice to rack up a few hours of overtime here and there to get a bit of extra coin, but having to do it week on week is a sure way to burn out. Rather than rewarding your employer for understaffing the team, sometimes it's best to let things burn a little bit to get a little more support — esp…

Ooh, I'm scared

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