Uncle Bobbys Spills the Beans: Surviving the Slow Drip Dance of an Oil Change
Skip the shop and baptize your engine with a jug of motor oil while muttering “good enough”—it’s faster, cheaper, and only mildly insane.
<p>Uncle Bobby’s Work Advice is the ultimate guide to surviving—and maybe even thriving—in the workplace. From cozying up to the boss to making career-limiting moves (for fun or profit), this is the kind of advice HR hopes you never follow. Whether you climb the ladder or slide down it, you’ll laugh the whole way.</p>
Skip the shop and baptize your engine with a jug of motor oil while muttering “good enough”—it’s faster, cheaper, and only mildly insane.
Go full martyr with flair: sign everything “on behalf of the silent majority,” watermark your work with shade, and replace your team's faces with stock photos.
Claim business deductions for Arby’s trips, pretend an audit is a dance, and remember: confidently rounding numbers is basically doing taxes.
Avoid Friday surprise tasks by faking meetings, pretending to cough up cruise ship germs, and loudly announcing you have to feed a diabetic ferret.
Refuse to work, blame jet lag even if you never traveled, and delete your to-do list like it’s a cursed scroll—because oozing back into reality is Bobby’s foolproof plan for post-vacation survival.
Skip all preparation and embrace chaos-driven wisdom—Uncle Bobby swears you’ll learn everything after you crash and burn.
Treat the office coffee like a bitter rite of passage, choke it down with dead-eyed resolve, and accept that survival—not flavor—is the only goal.
Survive the post-holiday slog by faking connectivity issues, ignoring your inbox, and randomly clicking in spreadsheets to look busy without doing a single useful thing.
Master the art of faking focus, taking luxurious bathroom "vacations," and launching decoy emails to look busy while doing absolutely nothing.
Fake official signs, blanket forts, and thermostat conspiracy theories—Uncle Bobby’s strategy for office climate wars is pure chaotic genius disguised as terrible advice.
Appear productive by staring at fake spreadsheets, speak in meaningless buzzwords, and weaponize passive-aggressive email subjects like a true office ninja.
Skip the dreams and make a failure board instead—because nothing says self-improvement like reliving your worst decisions with glitter and glue.