Workplace Pyromania Sparkle
Combat workplace stress by ignoring your to-do list, faking a Zoom allergy, and radiating just enough arson energy to keep everyone slightly nervous.
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Combat workplace stress by ignoring your to-do list, faking a Zoom allergy, and radiating just enough arson energy to keep everyone slightly nervous.
If it passes the sniff test and the stain’s below eye-level, it’s clean—add a bowl of cereal and you’ve got dinner and laundry sorted.
Ghost your job like a legend: vanish mid-lunch, haunt the office with bagel clues, and leave behind riddles and cryptic emails from "other dimensions."
Considering a ghosting employer exit? Why go out with a polite handshake when you can vanish like a phantom and leave them questioning their entire existence? Who needs bridges, anyway? They’re just rustic decor in the gardens of corporate monotony.
Protect your job from AI by misusing sarcasm, inventing nonsense words, and wearing a forehead magnet to cleanse tech-induced regret.
Turn your abandoned home gym into a guilt-shrouded art installation and call it "vintage décor" while embracing your mediocre glory.
Turn your breakup into a full-blown social media saga, complete with cryptic captions and blurry sunsets, because nothing says closure like chasing clout with a broken heart.
Ah, the sweet allure of public breakup perks! Turn your heartbreak into a prime-time drama. With every cryptic post, watch your friend count soar and sympathy roll in like a soap opera’s ratings. Who needs privacy when you can have an audience?
Ditch stability, chase Wi-Fi signals across continents, and embrace a life where your most loyal companion is a malfunctioning suitcase.
Dedicate your life to a 12-foot-long-distance romance with your fridge by whispering sweet nothings to its compressor and leaving love notes on Post-its.
Turn sarcasm into your primary language, ditch sincerity forever, and treat every conversation like a stand-up routine only you think is funny.
Uncle Bobby says the key to defeating cowardice is to just keep talking—even if you've got no idea what you're saying—as long as your volume’s high and your voice is shaking heroically.