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>> the head of our "family" (a.k.a my boss) would, in varying levels of directness/corporate-speak, let me know what an "incredibly difficult decision" it has b
by rufus_foreman 5y ago
>> the head of our "family" (a.k.a my boss) would, in varying levels of directness/corporate-speak, let me know what an "incredibly difficult decision" it has been to "part ways" before kicking me out of the firm
The head of my family kicked me out of the house when I was 19. I'm sure it was a mildly difficult decision, and of course the correct one. But at least no boss that I've worked for has ever sold my first edition Dungeons & Dragons manuals at a fucking garage sale.
- prepend 5y ago> But at least no boss that I've worked for has ever sold my first edition Dungeons & Dragons manuals at a fucking garage sale. I expect that’s due to lack of opportunity rather than any superiority. I think if I left or got fired from a job and left behind D&D manuals, the company would definitely sell or surplus them.