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That's analogous to being proud of grilling a supermarket checkout clerk over their employer's policies, over which they have no say in or even knowledge of. I
by ThrowawayR2 7y ago
That's analogous to being proud of grilling a supermarket checkout clerk over their employer's policies, over which they have no say in or even knowledge of. I'm unable to fathom the logic behind considering this a sensible thing to do.
- pmiller2 7y agoIt’s more like asking a public-facing representative of the company whose job partially consists of answering questions about the company a hard question. Not as pithy as your cashier analogy, but closer to the truth. Your cashier is more analogous to an Amazon warehouse worker, or a literal Whole Foods cashier.
- tenaciousDaniel 7y agoI'm not sure logic had anything to do with it. Rather, a hefty amount of arrogance and narcissism.
- runawaybottle 7y agoAmazon literally fired one of their warehouse workers for trying to establish a labor movement within Amazon. That’s not okay, you know? I don’t know. Perhaps that’s where we really are in life, that so few of us can justify working at a place for any other reason than money.