It doesn’t matter if you’re a comedic genius, the workplace demands a certain level of professionalism. You need to be able to tell what things you can and cannot joke about. If there are power relations involved, I would say it’s even more important. But the main character of this story could not.
A few days ago, Reddit user –Savathun– made a post on the r/antiwork subreddit about something neither of us would like to experience. Getting fired. But the emotional slump turned into a rollercoaster ride after the boss who brought the bad news later told them it was just an April Fools joke.
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However, instead of putting their head down and returning quietly to their desk, –Savathun– refused to put up with this ‘gag’ and took things seriously.
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As people reacted to the story, its author provided more information about their boss and what happened
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