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Another classic in this genre: https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/a-deep-dive-to-remember-a-love-story-between-business-managers-written-by-a-business

• ziddoap 2y ago
  Hadn't seen this one before, it's great. >As 6:30 P.M. rolled around, she felt sick in the pit of her stomach, like when she looked at a sentence that didn’t contain an acronym.
• setgree 2y ago
  in a slightly different vein: https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/i-work-from-home https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/i-work-from-hom... > OPERATOR: O.K., Robert, you understand that what you just described isn’t really lunch, right? > ROBERT: It is lunch. When there are no rules, it is lunch, Cherise! > OPERATOR: Did you at any point dip the green peppers in the peach yogurt? > ROBERT: Probably. Sorry.
  • Dilettante_ 2y ago
    >dip the green peppers in the peach yogurt Reminds me of that Bloodhound Gang song
  • epiccoleman 2y ago
    Woof, this one hit a little too close to home
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  • yashap 2y ago
    This is great :) Also if anyone else is hitting New Yorker paywalls and can't read this, just disable JavaScript and reload.
• alonsonic 2y ago
  This is incredible. The quality of the writing is on another level, it's not just about throwing corporate jargon but weaving it through a nicely written piece. Thank you for sharing, looking forward to reading more comments from you. Regards, AA