• Pistcow
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    802 years ago

    Coworker: I’m leaving early for a funeral.

    Me:(Not listening) Have fun!

    • Overzeetop
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      592 years ago

      TeamLead: Alright, I think that wraps up this zoom. I’ll check in with each of you later.
      Co-worker 1: Thanks
      Co-worker 2: Bye
      Co-worker 3: See you all later
      Me (already working on something else): Love you; bye.

    • @[email protected]
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      92 years ago

      That’s how I roll. I always say “bye, have fun” at the end of meetings or saying bye to someone at work. No matter the situation. Has been working fine until now .

  • yukichigai
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    2 years ago

    “I hope you treasure the coming eighty-six thousand and four hundred seconds.”

  • @[email protected]
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    232 years ago

    It’s all about the phrasing.

    Other things that suffer from this have been listed in memes.

    “Butt dial.” Vs. “Booty call”

    And

    “Forgive me father, for I have sinned.” Vs. “Sorry Daddy, I’ve been a bad girl.”

  • Ertebolle
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    172 years ago

    OTOH, “have a great 1440 minutes” sounds sort of like an uplifting Rent reference.

    • Bizarroland
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      102 years ago

      Although you can make it menacing again if you just State the amount of time and give them a thumbs up.

      “1,440 minutes” 👍

  • @[email protected]
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    62 years ago

    My hilarious doctor, prescribing me medicine that I will take the rest or my life:

    “Take one of these every evening for the next 40 years”

  • @[email protected]
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    52 years ago

    Funny but what is it with that background picture? A guy who is supposed to look threatening? makes it weird lol

  • Obinice
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    42 years ago

    “Have a nice day” isn’t something people actually say to reach other in my country, it sounds so incredibly fake (probably because whenever we hear it, it’s American employees repeating the line to their customers over and over, clearly not meaning it).

  • @[email protected]
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    32 years ago

    “Have a nice day” doesn’t mean for the next 24 hours, unless you’re telling someone at midnight.