The human brain has a tendency to cherry-pick relevant details and information that support decisions we've already made and opinions that we've already formed. Confirmation bias is a real and relevant thing, especially in the world of ubiquitous information. No longer do we have to be a specialist in a topic in order to access the information that was once only readily available to us. But do we have the skills, experience, and training to interpret that information, or are we merely overstati…

As a non-driver I don't expect to know much about the world of driving and automobile ownership. But there are some things I inherently understand. For example, I know that not enough people employ turn signals, and way too many people employ high-beam lights. Another thing I “get” is that leasing a car means you're essentially renting it long-term. Unfortunately for one TikToker , this knowledge eluded him, and he's now getting roasted to a crisp on Twitter after sharing a video about his shoc…

We can run in heels.

They farts are ruff

Prescient vision tells us you will be laughing by the end of this post

There's nothing more satisfying than proving to everyone in the office that your manager's pointless rules are... well, pointless.

Welcome internet-humor lovers and meme specialists, It's time for your Sunday evening helping of hilarious memes ! We've gathered a specifically special cluster of memes for your weekend enjoyment. Random memes contain multitudes. Maybe you're horrified at the sheer brutal relatability of what you've seen. Perhaps it's simply something you find entertaining. Possibly you don't understand the meme at all and just need to move on to the next one. It doesn't matter at the end of the day. All that…

ISSA VIBE.

The answer is wholesome as heck

A Warp-Speed Tour of 33 Geeky Memes

Malicious compliance is one of those rare, juicy opportunities that don't exactly present themselves very often. But once you get that golden ticket, bets are out you're gonna use it. In this case, OP was one of the few employees in this world that actually liked their job. That is, until his firm merged with another CPA firm, and other managers entered the picture. These managers were the exact opposite of what OP was used to… they were heavy believers in micromanagement (we all know how that…

They're pretty

Imagine telling your wife to pay you back for a bite of a burrito

Pure silliness