Just don’t let them make you too drowsy… unlike us… YAWN… zZzZzZzZ…

Shopping for the Holidays often brings out the worst in people. This could not be more apparent than on Black Friday. Hopefully, we all survived this tumultuous day by staying home and doing all our holiday shopping online this year like a sane person. However, who can't resist hearing about the crazies who still run amok in retail stores the day after Thanksgiving as if their lives depended on that 40% discount? Here , we have a retail worker who was unfortunately scheduled at the start of Bla…

Computer time

We all cancel plans here and there

Enjoy the long weekend while it lasts with the whole fam-damily

When Back to the Future hit theaters in 1985, it instantly became one of those rare movies that was more than just a film —it was an experience. It had everything: humor, adventure, heart, and, of course, time travel. For me, seeing Marty McFly go from skateboarding to playing "Johnny B. Goode" on stage, all while trying to make sure he didn't erase himself from existence, was pure magic. Decades later, it's still the quintessential '80s movie, and it somehow manages to remain just as entertain…

This cat is priceless

Time to open 20 cans to find out which one is tomato soup

Children-led education has its ups and downs—is it right for your family?

They're just content to cause chaos

When you can't find your cat in your marble-floored house...

They've got quite the collection

We all want and need an advocate in the workplace, someone to have our backs in case other coworkers or authority figures start taking us for granted. Of course, in an ideal world, that's what human resources should be, but let's be realistic for a second. Human resources is all about protecting the company at the end of the day. Sure, they might project an image of solidarity with employees but always be careful not to be fooled by this facade. Now, this manager was against their boss's reques…

French fairy tales

Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. We all remember being in elementary school and going door to door selling wreaths, chocolates, magazines, or any number of other items for fundraisers. Come to think of it, I don’t remember any prizes back then either, but that’s besides the point. It’s never a good feeling when you work towards something and get nothing in return, and an even more frustrating lesson to learn when you’re a kid. This brings us to the Reddit story. In this thread…