What Workers Want Consumers to Know: Claims from 13 Industries, Checked Where It Matters

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What Workers Want Consumers to Know: Claims from 13 Industries, Checked Where It Matters

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Some of the most actionable claims become useful only after qualification: biweekly loan payments depend on lender handling, and Miranda warnings generally attach to custodial interrogation rather than the moment of arrest. Other memorable claims, including the statement that teachers cannot deduct classroom supplies and a blanket one-percent CPR survival figure, should be visibly corrected.

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  • The teacher classroom-supplies deduction correction
  • The CPR survival and DNR correction
  • The biweekly auto-payment qualification
  • The Miranda-warning timing explanation
  • A direct 13-industry navigator
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Trades, energy & manufacturing141 records · 4 sub-topicsTrades, energy & manufacturing — 141 items
Electricians, Plumbers, HVAC & Repair Trades41 index entriesResidential and commercial service pros — electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, pest control, alarm/security installers, locksmiths, glaziers, appliance and refrigeration techs — spill on upselling, shortcuts, and what customers get wrong about their homes.
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Electricians, Plumbers, HVAC & Repair Trades

41 source records

Appears when: Electricians, Plumbers, HVAC & Repair Trades

What the pattern means: Residential and commercial service pros — electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, pest control, alarm/security installers, locksmiths, glaziers, appliance and refrigeration techs — spill on upselling, shortcuts, and what customers get wrong about their homes.

What commenters described: exterminator. 90% of pest control is a clean house with tight seals on windows and doors.

Limit: As a refrigeration technician I try not consume ice from ice machine that I do not regularly service. I have spent hours cleaning ice machines that were not working because they were that filthy

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As a refrigeration technician I try not consume ice from ice machine that I do not regularly service. I have spent hours cleaning ice machines that were not working because they were that filthy

source record 1198♥ 71

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exterminator. 90% of pest control is a clean house with tight seals on windows and doors.

source record 0♥ 20,255
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Commercial/Industrial Electrician: 75% of my job does not involve touching wires.

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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I do HVAC most of materials cost pennies compared to what your charged for an install or service and every part down to the screws can be fixed or replaced instead of replacing a whole system and they will intentionally charge you more if you try to fix things to push you to replace it

posted about 32 days after the source♥ 0

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Across 41 source records, the most common observable tactic structure is “Swap instead of subtract” (4 records). This is a wording pattern, not a measured outcome.

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41distinct source records
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3.3%of the complete index
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Browse the original comments41 preserved records · 41 of 41 source records accounted for
exterminator. 90% of pest control is a clean house with tight seals on windows and doors.♥ 20,255source record 0
Autoglass. Windshields are a life saving device and yet states have zero regulations for them. However the AGSC (auto glass safety council) is trying to push legislation to enforce process and regulations.♥ 45source record 933
As a refrigeration technician I try not consume ice from ice machine that I do not regularly service. I have spent hours cleaning ice machines that were not working because they were that filthy♥ 71source record 1198
Pest control here. You have a higher chance of getting roaches from amazon than you do from picking them up off your local resteraunt or public transit. The opposite is true for bedbugs.♥ 56source record 1237
Alarm company here. You sign up with a local company and they immediately sell your account off to the big ones and then your service sucks. Always ask if they sell your account before you sign up.♥ 45source record 1358
I'm an electrician and a lot of electrical code is more for profit than safety.♥ 49source record 1361
When the water the Zamboni dumbs the ice in gets warm, it smells like raw sewage, don’t eat the snow in an ice rink♥ 41source record 1484
80% of windshield installations are done incorrectly and therefore probably unsafe.♥ 6source record 1502
HVAC companies charge 100 percent up charge on items except super expensive one. All they make 2 to 5 grand profit a install♥ 14source record 1526
Plumber here: sh!t goes down hill.♥ 6source record 1574
Electricians will clean up after themselves.♥ 2source record 1764
You don't need to treat your Tall Fescue lawn with insect prevention in the mid-west. 95% never have an issue.♥ 3source record 1812
a lot of time car wash electronics are slow is bc they cheap out on their internet♥ 2source record 1828
Pool tech here, people think having a salt water pool has no chlorine. that is completely false. The salt generator, generates a % output amount of chlorine.♥ 1source record 1842
electrician here. Electricity doesn't WANT to go to ground. it wants to go back to the source, which given the opportunity it'll take the path of least resistance♥ 0source record 1876
This is anecdotal, Worked in home security systems, and noticed that women want security systems to protect themselves and men want it to protect their stuff.♥ 8source record 1908
Pest control is not relocating anything they trap♥ 1source record 2046
Pest control technician and not all pests are pests. Wolf spiders eat brown recluses. House centipedes eat spiders and cockroaches. But people still don’t want these “pests” around. 🤷🏻‍♀️♥ 0source record 2116
ATM technician - Big corporations spend millions on quality safes an security system to fit houndreds of thousands of $ into them safely. People try to break in/steal them all the time. Never are successful. Rob a 7/11 not a Wells Fargo ATM 😂♥ 0source record 2232
I work in HVAC/Plumbing, yes, we know the parts are cheap and you can buy them on Amazon, what you are paying for the time and knowledge of technically trained person, remeber you called us because you cannot fix your own problem. Also, do bi-yearly maintenance on your HVAC and plumbing, it will save you thousands and thousands of dollars when you least expect it.♥ 0source record 2249
Industrial electrician- I did not have to go to school for years I did not need experience, it’s just about knowing the right people you’ll learn as you ho♥ 0source record 2264
HVAC Engineer: With no airflow youll breath through all the air in your bedroom at night. change your system setting/open a window to wake up with enough oxygen to not feel groggy♥ 0source record 2289
plumbing: your water heater can last much longer if you get the anode rod replaced every so many years and flush your heater annually♥ 0source record 2369
Glazier here: If you have a cracked or foggy window in your house, you don’t have to replace the whole frame and everything. You can just replace the glass for much cheaper. It’s like if you have a flat tire. You don’t have to buy a new wheel, just a new tire.♥ 0source record 2380
Supermarket refrigeration. You’d be surprised how long a cooler or freezer will be down and fully stocked before it’s repaired♥ 0source record 2390
appliance technician here, everybody thinks they know what they're talking about, because they've seen it on YouTube. When, in fact, I don't know, they have no clue.♥ 0source record 2402
plumber here. Any good business owner will charge 40 percent parts and labor and profit the other 60 percent♥ 0source record 2424
Pest control tech. Pest control companies will lie and say the chemicals work on spiders but in reality have to treat the spider directly to kill it. So unless you can spray the majority of spiders on property directly the stuff is useless against them.♥ 0source record 2445
Do not trust garage door companies in California. (LA specifically)♥ 0source record 2446
I do HVAC most of materials cost pennies compared to what your charged for an install or service and every part down to the screws can be fixed or replaced instead of replacing a whole system and they will intentionally charge you more if you try to fix things to push you to replace it♥ 0source record 2499
Commercial/Industrial Electrician: 75% of my job does not involve touching wires.♥ 0source record 2593
Plumber here and everything flows♥ 0source record 2640
HVAC tech: We caused the whole in the ozone layer♥ 0source record 2689
Your HVAC unit can last almost 20 years if you will just change the filters often, get the coils cleaned once per year, don't blow your grass clippings at your outside unit & replace the capacitor regularly.♥ 0source record 2736
I don’t understand what you’re saying… are you saying that you put a plastic bag over or something?♥ 0source record 2761
HVAC technician here. If we have to “top off or add Freon” to your ac every summer, it’s because you have a leak somewhere. Freon or refrigerant operates in an air tight, leak free loop.♥ 0source record 2872
security alarm tech here: if you aren't protecting your windows as well as the doors, your wasting your money♥ 0source record 2937
Locksmith. There is no such thing as a "skeleton key." There is not a magical key that can open every lock in the world. There never has been, and there never will be♥ 0source record 2996
I'm a tile installer, tile isn't water proof♥ 0source record 3252
Electrician MOST peoples houses I have been to have an imminent threat of burning down - your wiring should not be from the 60s just bec it “works” still !!♥ 0source record 3263
Newer residential security alarm system are all fancy, bells and whistles but they are engineered to constantly be breaking down, always needing a tech to go fix them therefore always milking you for money♥ 0source record 3309

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Power, Gas & Water Utility Workers40 index entriesLinemen, nuclear and power plant staff, gas/oil/propane workers, energy suppliers, telecom infrastructure crews, and water/sewage utility workers explain what really keeps the grid, pipelines, and public utilities running.
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Power, Gas & Water Utility Workers

40 source records

Appears when: Power, Gas & Water Utility Workers

What the pattern means: Linemen, nuclear and power plant staff, gas/oil/propane workers, energy suppliers, telecom infrastructure crews, and water/sewage utility workers explain what really keeps the grid, pipelines, and public utilities running.

What commenters described: I work in a nuclear power plant. While at work I get less radiation then you do outside in the world from the sun.

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I work in a nuclear power plant. While at work I get less radiation then you do outside in the world from the sun.

source record 336♥ 1,594
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Nuclear Engineer. Waste isn’t glowy green goo. Idk there’s a lot of misconceptions about nuclear anything

posted about 82 days after the source♥ 0
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Oil & gas chemist: the fuel you put in your car is sooooo dangerous. I only pump with gloves.

posted about 32 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “theres a lot of” recurs across 2 of the 40 source records in Power, Gas & Water Utility Workers; the complete archive stays available below.

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28.4%of parent category
3.2%of the complete index
40top-level comments
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I work in a nuclear power plant. While at work I get less radiation then you do outside in the world from the sun.♥ 1,594source record 336
Utility bills are not accurate. Check the math. Check the rates. Check the usage.♥ 81source record 1034
As a lineman I constantly hear “that transformer blew” when in reality it’s usually a fuse which is doing it’s job and in fact transformers rarely blow up♥ 39source record 1339
Work in wastewater, there is still an absurd amount of Lead Pipes throughout the US, it’s not just places like Flint or Newark 😭♥ 118source record 1440
Telecom. The average household never uses more than 30 megabits per second for any real length of time. People that buy more bandwidth typically just pay more money for no real reason.♥ 8source record 1457
My husband is a lineman…..did you know that it’s not actually their fault when your power goes out? LOL.♥ 20source record 1479
the telecommunications company i work for uses cell signal blockers to prevent people from using there phones while at work.♥ 15source record 1481
Major oil and gas company - we don't believe in climate change because it's a hoax.♥ 99source record 1629
Controls engineer - solar flares from the sun could kill our electrical grid and cause major disruptions♥ 2source record 1818
the grey boxes you see on the side of the road are called hand holes and they are for buried fiberoptic cable to come up to the surface so workers can access it♥ 2source record 1819
Nuclear plant worker: you get more radiation from bananas every year than you do working in the plant♥ 2source record 1918
I work for a major transmission utility. It's so common that drug addicts strip our substations of copper that we have a weekly report sent out company wide.♥ 2source record 1924
Power Company Employee here. When we have to shut off the power for a neighborhood for a long time during summer, we rent generators to keep the lights on EXCEPT if it's a poor neighborhood. We just send an alert telling them that their power will go out and to suck it up.♥ 0source record 1931
Fiber optic splicer: you can have thousands of people’s internet traffic on a single strand of fiber that’s only 9 micron wide. Strands of hair are about 70 microns wide♥ 8source record 1945
Sewage water is treated, put back in the environment, and later you drink it.♥ 1source record 1998
Many private solar installations you see aren’t even connected to anything. They just make them for tax credits.♥ 1source record 2069
There’s a lot of stuff under electrical substations♥ 0source record 2100
I cannot control how fast the gas comes out of the gas pumps, nor can I control how cold the coolers are. 🙃♥ 0source record 2198
Nuclear Engineer. Waste isn’t glowy green goo. Idk there’s a lot of misconceptions about nuclear anything♥ 0source record 2204
Nuclear Engineer: Fuel bundles are meticulously created (down to the ratio/location of gadolinia & uranium in every rod), then selected for a specific spot in the core. Even one bundle being in the wrong spot can screw up the expected "burn" of the fuel and other parameters for power generation.♥ 0source record 2243
Sewage haulers. All sewage water eventually makes it way back into a body of water. Normally rivers.♥ 0source record 2319
a lot of people in line work can either read and nor write or write and not read 😐♥ 0source record 2360
jet fuel is exorbitantly expensive but cost less than $1 per gallon to produce.♥ 0source record 2373
Oil & gas chemist: the fuel you put in your car is sooooo dangerous. I only pump with gloves.♥ 0source record 2393
Natural gas facility operator. We use what is called a “pig” to clean out the pipelines of debris and liquids.♥ 0source record 2455
I work in energy technology; most ppl are surprised to find out data centers have higher power reliability requirements than hospitals♥ 0source record 2464
Gas lines run under transmission lines and distribution lines. If that structure falls there is a risk those lines will break making surrounding houses blow up♥ 0source record 2648
I work in utility construction: before we break ground to build we study the environment and take into account how it will affect the wildlife in the area. If it’s too much of an impact we won’t build there♥ 0source record 2813
Power delivery: Buy a generator if you can.♥ 0source record 2849
Our sewage treatment plant sees more food related trash (Ramen & condiment packets and such) than tampons. and Flushable wipes are costing you MILLIONS in tax dollars.♥ 0source record 3006
septic specialist here. your septic does in fact need to be pumped every 3-5 years to minimize waste breakdown in your drainfield. I highly recommend an enzyme support for your septic. whatever you flush, the septic guy WILL find.♥ 0source record 3081
Gas station managers don't set the gas prices. Gas companies do.♥ 0source record 3088
Nuclear power plant. Everything we use is nuclear grade equipment. Even duct tape.♥ 0source record 3122
You thought transformers made a big noise when they explode. Wait till you hear what a capacitor sounds like like 💀♥ 0source record 3133
energy supplier rep.most suppliers cost about the same. even if 1 says their rate is 7cents pkwh and another is 11cents. the lower one usually has fees and a shorter terms that doubles on expiration. also most energy reps are not out to scam you. we genuinely want to help keep your bills stable♥ 0source record 3141
I'm a Gas Leak Responder. I literally leave gas leaks in peoples homes. Some are dangerous, and some not so much. Some leaks have literally been there for years and aren't even costing you $$ or even going to come close to blowing up your house.♥ 0source record 3255
Propane lady here - don’t put your propane bottles inside the vehicle. — ever.♥ 0source record 3271
Nuclear Medicine Technologist here... you dont really glow, its just the filter we put on our camera.♥ 0source record 3287
Windmill blades are primarily made of plastic. Fiberglass is also plastic. There’s some wood in it too. There’s also different types depending on where they’ll be used♥ 0source record 3391
Everything from food to your phone is dependent up either a mine or oil well.♥ 0source record 3396

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Factory & Manufacturing Floor31 index entriesPeople who build and assemble products — aerospace, welding, steel, paper, plastics, ceramics, textiles, and car/bicycle/RV factories — describe how things are actually made and the corners that get cut.
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Factory & Manufacturing Floor

31 source records

Appears when: Factory & Manufacturing Floor

What the pattern means: People who build and assemble products — aerospace, welding, steel, paper, plastics, ceramics, textiles, and car/bicycle/RV factories — describe how things are actually made and the corners that get cut.

What commenters described: Im a fabricator and people dont realize that OSHA is does way more to protect your rights as an employee than they do about safety

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Im a fabricator and people dont realize that OSHA is does way more to protect your rights as an employee than they do about safety

source record 849♥ 225
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welding does not hurt your eyes other than getting flash burned every now and then

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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Most bicycle frames are made in the same factory in China

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0

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This report keeps all 31 source records for Factory & Manufacturing Floor together and surfaces traceable examples without converting anecdotes into proof.

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22%of parent category
2.5%of the complete index
31top-level comments
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Im a fabricator and people dont realize that OSHA is does way more to protect your rights as an employee than they do about safety♥ 225source record 849
All of the LVP flooring you can buy is made on mostly the same machine…no matter the brand♥ 39source record 1461
I work in the warehouse of a printing company. I get so many paper cuts 😭♥ 16source record 1506
Chemist here, it’s actually not hard about 90% of the job is pouring and following very clear directions♥ 2source record 1801
In precision machining (like ±.000025in) we use filters when measuring to make it hit spec.♥ 2source record 1844
I build airplanes, the amount of people who try to hide mistakes to avoid getting in “trouble” is ridiculous and dangerous, considering a small mistake is all it takes for a plane to go down. I always call it out when I see it, but you never know how many mistakes fly under the radar..♥ 1source record 1988
People have no idea how many spiders go into toilet paper when its being made..♥ 1source record 2048
chemical plant. just started recycling at the building I work at two years ago. legitimately♥ 0source record 2103
Concrete, steel, rubber, it will all break down, eventually.♥ 0source record 2111
Autoworker. Most of the parts are foreign, it’s just assembled in America♥ 0source record 2122
The FDA does in fact monitor & audit every single step of biopharmaceutical manufacturing. They play zero games. If you sell your biopharmaceutical products in other countries, their regulatory agencies also monitor & audit. THOROUGHLY.♥ 0source record 2145
I’m in the lumber industry and I always have wood♥ 0source record 2253
aerospace manufacturing, airplanes are mostly glued together♥ 0source record 2262
steel worker here.... steel is the most recycled product in the world, more than glass, paper and plastic combined♥ 0source record 2300
aerospace industry: some parts we deal with have tolerances so tight, that the ink from a marker will make it out of spec♥ 0source record 2370
I make toilet paper 90% is the same just a different label!♥ 0source record 2412
paper shredding. After the paradise fires we up there destroying documents by the truck load♥ 0source record 2423
Ceramic kilns can reach temperatures of 3-4000 degrees just for pottery.♥ 0source record 2439
Welder here. every single time a layer of weld is laid, someone will come over and scan it in some way depending on procedure. this means that the structural integrity is sound to a very high level. to add to this, after a work piece is complete, it is then tested again. if someone forgets to do a test, they can be fired on the spot♥ 0source record 2480
Your lawn mower has been outside in the sun since it was made, they power wash them before shipping.♥ 0source record 2523
I make paper that goes in food, medicine and televisions♥ 0source record 2528
I work in plastics, Microplastic is in everything and there’s nothing you can do to avoid it.♥ 0source record 2537
welding does not hurt your eyes other than getting flash burned every now and then♥ 0source record 2546
t-shirt screenprinting - the ink is plastisol (plastic) on your shirts 👕♥ 0source record 2588
Most bicycle frames are made in the same factory in China♥ 0source record 2599
RV Industry - those quarter million dollar RVs are built by druggies who barely know what they’re doing and produce very questionable quality. Maybe that isn’t a shocker LOL♥ 0source record 2638
I work in a car plant. NEVER buy 1st year of new body style. NEVER by a car built in Dec, we let all kinds of crap ship. It has to be on train,truck, or ship before Dec31st for the sale to count as cars produced for the year$$$.♥ 0source record 2693
Metallurgical work here…we risk our lives with chemicals and fire to make sure anything made of steel/metal doesn’t crack whether it be bridges, construction, bridges, bearings, anything is moving vehicles.♥ 0source record 2720
Plastic bottles claiming recycled content never plastic that came from a household recycling bin. They use only clean manufacturing process scrap.♥ 0source record 2866
If you buy a special species of hardwood plywood ,say walnut , the face is all that’s walnut and it’s paper thin. The inside is generally poplar.♥ 0source record 3303
I’m a welder and we carry soapstone to often mark spots that needs welds, soapstones are also crystals that carry positive energy, welders carry crystals with chargered energy and don’t know it.♥ 0source record 3330

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Construction & Building Trades29 index entriesConstruction workers, architects, land surveyors, roofers, and paving/concrete crews reveal how buildings, roads, and job sites really get put together, and where quality gets sacrificed.
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Construction & Building Trades

29 source records

Appears when: Construction & Building Trades

What the pattern means: Construction workers, architects, land surveyors, roofers, and paving/concrete crews reveal how buildings, roads, and job sites really get put together, and where quality gets sacrificed.

What commenters described: Fire sprinklers in your residence isn't there to save the house. They're mostly to give you time to get out.

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Fire sprinklers in your residence isn't there to save the house. They're mostly to give you time to get out.

source record 585♥ 864
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I found that out when I buried my brother there all in concrete

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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Construction - there are airspaces and gaps in your walls, that scratching you hear may not be a ghost but rather a field rat that was cold and got in.

posted about 34 days after the source♥ 0

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Within 29 source records, 1 ask a question and 0 explicitly say they intend to try the idea; neither signal is treated as an outcome.

29index entries
29distinct source records
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2.3%of the complete index
29top-level comments
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Fire sprinklers in your residence isn't there to save the house. They're mostly to give you time to get out.♥ 864source record 585
Manufactured Homes, I’ve seen plenty of spec homes above $400k with worse materials and build quality than most single wides♥ 434source record 757
Interior design isn’t decorating. It’s construction, design, codes, materials, functionality, science, ergonomics, sustainability, accessibility, etc…♥ 50source record 1108
roofer .... almost every house i visit is under ventilated which decreases roof life & causes mold, and/or under insulated meaning people are spending way to much to heat &cool themselves. also, almost no homeowner has gone in their attic to find this out themselves.♥ 38source record 1284
heavy equipment operator here: equipment keys on one site generally fit the same equipment on any other site. if you have a CAT key, it will likely unlock and start almost any CAT excavator, loader, roller, skid steer, etc. same if you have Deere, JCB, Takeuchi, Komatsu, etc.♥ 29source record 1300
Elevator man here. Unless you have over 40-50% of the capacity in the car, it will fall “upwards” if the brake fails. (Counterweight weighs 40% more than an empty car) 😁♥ 15source record 1464
installed Fire sprinkler systems for 30 years. No one think about ya unless there's a leak♥ 6source record 1520
Architect: trained in form-n-function and design. In 35 years I’ve only had 1 client ask me “what would you do?”.♥ 2source record 1816
All construction jobs are low bidder always wins♥ 2source record 1827
people in my industry die all the time because people don't respect flaggers and construction zones. please stop seeing it as an inconvenience when people are out there repairing the infrastructure you use every day, and slow down to save lives.♥ 0source record 1864
The construction industry… despite comprising mostly of men is SO GOSSIPY LIKE WORD TRAVELS FASTTTTT♥ 0source record 1936
OSHA. Too many people are comfortable putting themselves in extreme deadly rooms with no one to get them out again♥ 0source record 2108
Read the fine print on a construction contract. A $30,000 project can turn into $50,000 so fast and it’s in the contract that they can do that. If you don’t pay you get a lien on your house.♥ 0source record 2150
Former full time architectural designer. IF your builder is friends with the city inspectors/planners DO NOT use them. That contactor will skate around the rules as much as possible.♥ 0source record 2207
Construction/development only has to design to a certain sized storm, and that rainfall data is currently outdated. You're absolutely going to get flooding and drainage issues with larger storm events.♥ 0source record 2240
Land surveyor here. Most people know nothing about my profession yet it’s integral to all construction work. The roads you drive on, the building you live in, the park you enjoy. They’re all there because of land surveyors. Also back in the day if you got licensed as a civil engineer you’d get licensed as a surveyor too, and vice versa.♥ 0source record 2308
build stages for concerts: over half of the stage is missing under the floor♥ 0source record 2361
Construction - there are airspaces and gaps in your walls, that scratching you hear may not be a ghost but rather a field rat that was cold and got in.♥ 0source record 2403
Builder here a 2 x 4 is actually one and 1/2“ x 3 1/2“ and an 8 inch cement block is actually 7 5/8 inch♥ 0source record 2456
Sprinkler fitter. When a sprinkler goes off on movies not all of them go off. Only ones that hit a certain temperature and the water is actually really black gross not clean♥ 0source record 2495
A lot more goes into paving roads than just spreading a generic asphalt mix and calling it a day♥ 0source record 2619
I found that out when I buried my brother there all in concrete♥ 0source record 2625
idk when that became a thing to reinforce the casket with concrete but before it became a thing, casket did touch dirt and over time, the casket would deteriorate enough to cave in the top of the casket eventually causing the dirt above the casket to get weak and the headstone tend to lean towards the direction of the casket. so to prevent additional maintenance work on the headstone and a sunken landplot after the cave in, concrete or a metal reinforced structure on the casket would save the land owner money in the long run.♥ 0source record 2666
construction union worker's don't get vacation days♥ 0source record 2724
“Custom” cabinets does not mean higher quality. My 6 year old could make you some “custom” cabinets in the backyard.♥ 0source record 2808
but there is sand and rock in the concrete which makes up the vault.♥ 0source record 2962
Sprinkler fitter here, the water in sprinklers is BLACK and oily♥ 0source record 3131
Asphalt Paving Company: half of these businesses contract out their work to smaller businesses and inflate the price without having to do any actual work. Especially for sealing. Always get several quotes!♥ 0source record 3134
Construction find an inspector you like cause they do not make things built to last anymore♥ 0source record 3363

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Schools & education109 records · 6 sub-topicsSchools & education — 109 items
Teachers Spill the Classroom Secrets39 index entriesK-12 teachers' unfiltered take on pay, grading shortcuts, curriculum control, classroom management, and what they quietly know about students' home lives.
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Teachers Spill the Classroom Secrets

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What the pattern means: K-12 teachers' unfiltered take on pay, grading shortcuts, curriculum control, classroom management, and what they quietly know about students' home lives.

What commenters described: Kindergarten teacher. Your kid’s teacher knows EVERYTHING about you.

✗ Not supportedCorrection: For tax year 2026, an eligible educator can deduct up to $350 of qualifying unreimbursed classroom expenses, including books, supplies, computers and related equipment. Eligibility and state tax treatment still depend on the facts. Sources: Internal Revenue Service — 2026 inflation adjustments, educator expenses

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Kindergarten teacher. Your kid’s teacher knows EVERYTHING about you.

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English teacher - reread the books you thought were boring in high school. They were warnings about where society is headed.

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High school teacher… 75 percent of those kids vape regularly or have tried it. At least 10-25 percent regularly take drugs or have tried it in bathrooms. Oh… and they are waaaay better at sneaking around with their boyfriends and girlfriends behind your back than you think.

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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Across 39 source records, the most common observable tactic structure is “Attach it to an existing routine” (2 records). This is a wording pattern, not a measured outcome.

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Kindergarten teacher. Your kid’s teacher knows EVERYTHING about you.♥ 11,006source record 64
Teacher here- Take your kids to the actual store to buy items whenever you can and let them help (especially groceries). Home delivery is killing logical & critical thinking skills.♥ 2,247source record 290
Teacher:You wouldn't believe how much of my own money I put into my class.From, the work on the shelves, art supplies, interior design to make the class welcoming down to your mother's day gift.♥ 496source record 411
New teachers make less than a manager at Burger King.♥ 1,047source record 668
Teacher here: its pretty common for schools to have unlicensed teachers♥ 256source record 875
HS Teacher, hold your kid back in k, 1, or 2, if they are really struglling. Early intervention is SO key. I can’t help them with basic stuff once they get to HS and then they usually end up in an Alternative school♥ 172source record 925
I tell my students that I love them every morning and afternoon.♥ 106source record 1122
As a middle school teacher, most kids have been raised with a electronic device in their hands and have never read a book outside of school. Most cannot read beyond a 5th grade level.♥ 91source record 1192
Pre school teacher; we have no clue who crawled early or who started talking later- turn off the tv, take away the phones we can tell whose parents just shove a screen in front of them- read to your kid EVERY NIGHT, 1 book maybe 10 minutes. It does wonders. Positive affirmations DO help your child’s self esteem and learning abilities. I can go on and on♥ 26source record 1360
Teachers do not get paid over the summer. They are 10 month employees.♥ 20source record 1403
Educators in Texas don’t get maternity leave♥ 10source record 1427
Teacher: I don’t grade half the things I assign♥ 7source record 1529
Teacher in a low income area here. Each year over half of my students show up for the first day of school with no school supplies at all. Not even 1 pencil. So each year, I spend my own personal money buying them school supplies so they can have what they need to be successful. This cannot be deducted from taxes.♥ 6source record 1563↑ Open the fact-check
Teacher- it’s very common for our bosses to treat us like children. On meeting days they feed us left over snacks from the cafeteria.♥ 3source record 1806
When someone hits you or kicks you they don’t get in trouble. I’m an elementary teacher.?♥ 3source record 1829
Students in grades 3-7 have far less math anxiety and are more successful when they have the mult facts memorized. Most math in these years is helped or hindered by knowledge of multiplication.♥ 1source record 1840
Teacher. The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.♥ 0source record 1852
Teachers: pay their own subs♥ 0source record 1891
Homeschool mom: homeschooling doesn’t have to cost anything. There’s tons of free resources on the internet.♥ 3source record 1900
Teachers have absolutely no control of what is taught. And even sometimes how it is taught. We down there with the custodians but the public blame us for everything.♥ 3source record 1971
IM A TEACHER…ITS ALL RIGGED. GRADES. STATISTICS. & FIRE DRILLS♥ 0source record 2078
Teacher: we all know who the crazy parents are. We spread the word each year and feel bad for your kids. We completely understand why the kids are the way they are. It’s YOU.♥ 0source record 2234
Teachers do not get paid for the summer. They either choose to get their checks during the school year (so getting paid from August-Mya) or an option where they withhold a little of your check every pay period and pay it back to you during the summer months to make it 26 checks like the average 9-5er but it is still the same amount♥ 0source record 2266
Chem student, less interesting than all the other comments. Lye is not slippery, that’s your skin melting when you get it on your hands.♥ 0source record 2286
TEACHER here! schools are integrating online learning programs that HAVE NEVER BEEN TESTED. THEY ARE USING YOUR CHILDREN AS DATA TEST SUBJECTS. these programs are THROWN together. your childrens education is a farse. TY!!♥ 0source record 2307
English teacher - reread the books you thought were boring in high school. They were warnings about where society is headed.♥ 0source record 2420
A lot of home school programs are fronts.♥ 0source record 2422
Teacher- Velcro dots on the bottom of the desk legs. The hooks snag into the carpet and the desks don’t move.♥ 0source record 2432
Teacher: If your kids are younger than 7(ish), their teacher knows what's happening at home. Those kids tell us EVERYTHING. We DO NOT ask and do not want to know, but they tell ALL.♥ 0source record 2532
High school teacher… 75 percent of those kids vape regularly or have tried it. At least 10-25 percent regularly take drugs or have tried it in bathrooms. Oh… and they are waaaay better at sneaking around with their boyfriends and girlfriends behind your back than you think.♥ 0source record 2544
Teacher: “that one kid” in the class is significantly decreasing the value of your own kid’s education. The room needs more resources and the district will not care when the teacher asks for them. You as a parent may be the only one who can make something happen. Admin will latch on to any criticism you make of the teacher bc blaming the teacher is easier/cheaper than getting the extra resources a classroom needs.♥ 0source record 2584
Charter schools are allowed to hire teachers without licenses as long as they are enrolled in college courses for teaching.♥ 0source record 2735
Teachers aren’t paid for summer months. Most teachers elect to have their 10 months of pay divided over 12 months.♥ 0source record 2828
High school teacher here. Education is a service job where the parents and students are our clients.♥ 0source record 2958
teacher here: your children are far more capable than you think, your belief in their success/your QUALITY time is the NUMBER 1 thing that can change their academic progress.♥ 0source record 3051
Teacher’s don’t have the autonmomy that people think we do. We don’t choose curriculum, tests, we even get scripts for how to talk to parents, school rules,♥ 0source record 3242
I worked in a title I school. Kids appeared to do well but high stakes testing is more true to what they know. Teachers are fudging grades♥ 0source record 3285
students will go through 1000 pencils every 6 months.♥ 0source record 3378
Teacher - over 50% of my 9th grade ELA students last year could not write a decent paragraph. Literacy rates are so low it’s terrifying.♥ 0source record 3399

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How Schools Really Run Behind the Scenes20 index entriesDistrict policy, funding games, building conditions, and support roles like custodians, bus drivers, TAs, and data managers that keep (or don't keep) the system running.
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How Schools Really Run Behind the Scenes

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What the pattern means: District policy, funding games, building conditions, and support roles like custodians, bus drivers, TAs, and data managers that keep (or don't keep) the system running.

What commenters described: school custodian, we know all the staff/teachers secrets and we gossip to the other schools custodians about it. 🤣

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school custodian, we know all the staff/teachers secrets and we gossip to the other schools custodians about it. 🤣

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School Data Manager here. Yes, we are waiting on other people to add data for us to process your data correctly. Yes, I have called. No, I can't do it without them doing it first. Yes, I will hang up the phone if you start cussing me out when I am being nothing, but nice.

posted about 58 days after the source♥ 0
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Most people who work in schools don’t like children. Facts.

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The exact phrase “your childs school” recurs across 2 of the 20 source records in How Schools Really Run Behind the Scenes; the complete archive stays available below.

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school custodian, we know all the staff/teachers secrets and we gossip to the other schools custodians about it. 🤣♥ 53source record 1276
School districts are corporations. Their priorities are budget, PR, and legal. Humans don’t matter.♥ 23source record 1446
School district administrators go unnoticed, pay is public record; can make 100k-300k Some can retire in one state, go to another state get second retirement etc.♥ 5source record 1566
I’m a school bus driver and surprise, we don’t have AC in every bus.♥ 9source record 1619
School buses can cost $100,000 or more. The regular yellow school buses.♥ 0source record 2230
Your child will be prompted to the next grade even if they made all F’s the whole school year and mastered no skills. Your child also will have fake or omitted grades to pass them so even if their report card shows B’s and C’s they very well can be fully illiterate. Schools get more funding and higher marks the less retentions they have. You need to be extremely involved in your childs education especially throughout elementary school♥ 0source record 2263
Your childs school district gets fined when classes are oversized but they will do it anyway because the fine cost less than the salary for hiring a new teacher so they do it because its cheaper♥ 0source record 2267
School Data Manager here. Yes, we are waiting on other people to add data for us to process your data correctly. Yes, I have called. No, I can't do it without them doing it first. Yes, I will hang up the phone if you start cussing me out when I am being nothing, but nice.♥ 0source record 2287
The amount of weapons found on a school campus everyday is baffling♥ 0source record 2500
Most people who work in schools don’t like children. Facts.♥ 0source record 2509
You can be really stupid and still graduate high school. Teachers are pushed by admin to pass kids even when not earned or deserved.♥ 0source record 2987
As a Teacher Assitant in NC( Cumberland County) we are required to have a CDL license to drive a bus to be employeed. If we don’t have one, they sent us to driving school and if we fail they fire us at the end of the school year. For me, due to the type of kids I help, I’m except from it for now. However sooo many good paras/T.A.s lost thier jobs because of this stupied requirement.♥ 0source record 3004
Your child’s school probably has asbestos in it. Either the flooring or in the ceiling.♥ 0source record 3008
Graduation rates impacts funding. Most students do what’s expected in high school but there are many who do not. Yet they still walk across the same graduation stage. They WILL get a diploma no matter what it takes to get it for them.♥ 0source record 3054
building service worker you wonder why ur kids don't have any of the school supplies you bought them is because they don't pick up after themselves and everything is getting swept up into the trash!♥ 0source record 3121
The red flashing lights on A school bus mean STOP!♥ 0source record 3167
teacher assistant: u don't need to buy every single thing on your kids school supplies list if they're in elementary♥ 0source record 3190
Work in optical as some others in these posts. The screenings some kids get in schools are not exams. They are screenings for basic prescription issues. They miss a huge amount of typical prescription issues. They do not catch the majority of possible issues, that’s why it’s a screening not an exam. Also… glasss are not scratch proof no matter how much people swear that’s what they were told. They are scratch resistant. I could go on and on.♥ 0source record 3238
the amount of tax dollars spent on instructional coaches instead of classroom teachers in public schools.....♥ 0source record 3257
School counselor, 90% of my problems come from parents giving unrestricted phone access to kids. I deal with issues involving the cell phone on a daily basis. Also, predators are coming for your kids on Roblox. I would NEVER allow my kids to play Roblox. One of my students ran away from home to meet up with a “girl” he met on Roblox. The police had to find him and excite him back home.♥ 0source record 3308

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Nannies, Daycares & Other Kid-Adjacent Gigs17 index entriesNannies, daycare and camp workers, and assorted instructors (yoga, swim, piano, dance, nail techs) sharing insider secrets from caregiving and teaching jobs outside the traditional classroom.
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Nannies, Daycares & Other Kid-Adjacent Gigs

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What the pattern means: Nannies, daycare and camp workers, and assorted instructors (yoga, swim, piano, dance, nail techs) sharing insider secrets from caregiving and teaching jobs outside the traditional classroom.

What commenters described: Nanny here: if you give your kids a big kiss/snuggle/spin in the air before you ask them to do something they’ll pretty much do it everytime

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Nanny here: if you give your kids a big kiss/snuggle/spin in the air before you ask them to do something they’ll pretty much do it everytime

source record 505♥ 2,352
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Yoga teacher - you don’t have to be flexible to practice and 99% of yoga isn’t doing poses anyway. It’s the philosophy that no one talks about.

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Daycare teachers are any random person put in front of kids. There’s online training that teaches you nothing on how to actually handle kids so when you think of a daycare as “highly trained individuals” they’re not. Which is why it’s important

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Nanny here: if you give your kids a big kiss/snuggle/spin in the air before you ask them to do something they’ll pretty much do it everytime♥ 2,352source record 505
Nail tech. States differ greatly in required school hours. In Virginia it’s 150, Arizona 600. I don’t understand how we get the same amount of education with a significantly less number requirement.♥ 42source record 1314
Former nanny here, your husband offer us more money then what’s being paid just to play wife with them♥ 13source record 1483
Yoga teacher - you don’t have to be flexible to practice and 99% of yoga isn’t doing poses anyway. It’s the philosophy that no one talks about.♥ 2source record 1811
i’m a swim instructor- when we let go of the kids and let them struggle, it’s to help their instincts kick in and kids 2-12 can hold their breaths up to 30 seconds!♥ 0source record 1899
As a nail tech men don’t have the nastiest feet it’s always the younger 20 college students that are disgusting♥ 1source record 1983
Daycare teachers are any random person put in front of kids. There’s online training that teaches you nothing on how to actually handle kids so when you think of a daycare as “highly trained individuals” they’re not. Which is why it’s important♥ 0source record 2130
We make way more money than you would assume - bathing, daycare, and boarding dogs♥ 0source record 2303
Nanny- A lot of people that say their kids won’t sleep or behave well it’s cuz you don’t know how to parent 😂♥ 0source record 2802
It’s just daycare so is kindergarten♥ 0source record 2838
i’m a nanny, we do know how to raise good, happy, and stable kids and i’m tired of everyone pretending like no one knows♥ 0source record 3123
Doggy daycare-some places care more about profit & prioritizing non workers/inexperienced kids than about the dogs♥ 0source record 3223
Piano teacher! Everything I teach a 4-8 year old I can teach a 9 year old in three months.♥ 0source record 3248
There is no forced national standard at dance studios for dance educators or dancing in general. Example, your child could be in a ballet class with someone who is physically harming their muscular and skeletal structure and by the time they possibly get to a well educated teacher, they may have already destroyed their body for that form of dance. These teachers can also just be alumni from the studio or local college and nothing else. Or a retired dancer who never learned about childhood development or child psychology. So this continues the perpetuation or nepotism, mental disorders, discrimination, oppression, and lack of appreciation of an art form that has been here as long as time.♥ 0source record 3297
Childcare workers often won't tell you if your kid said their first word or took their first steps while in their care. We want you to have that special moment♥ 0source record 3326
was a camp counselor/preschool teacher- you would be surprised how some adults treat children.♥ 0source record 3371
Daycare teacher, we know more about what goes on at home than you think😂 your kids loooove gossiping with us♥ 0source record 3411

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College Professors & University Life13 index entriesHigher-ed professors, advisors, and student-services staff on adjunct pay, grade inflation, admissions loopholes, and the real cost of a college degree.
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College Professors & University Life

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What the pattern means: Higher-ed professors, advisors, and student-services staff on adjunct pay, grade inflation, admissions loopholes, and the real cost of a college degree.

What commenters described: Career Services professional here. Your college student can find anything we teach them via Google. The 25 years I spent in this career was mainly listening to and reassuring my students. I'm sincere when I say our young adults need a hug.

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Career Services professional here. Your college student can find anything we teach them via Google. The 25 years I spent in this career was mainly listening to and reassuring my students. I'm sincere when I say our young adults need a hug.

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University ag specialist on a community level. Insect education is so small in any age group. Had to explain to a group of older folks that roly-polies (pill bugs) are not a threat to humans. Doing the state fair now in my state and people don't know what a bee is versus a wasp. Same with grasshoppers vs crickets.

posted about 58 days after the source♥ 0
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College advisor: homeschool students fail out way more often than public school students. Yes, I can tell you were homeschooled before you told me you were homeschooled.

posted about 34 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “the general public” recurs across 2 of the 13 source records in College Professors & University Life; the complete archive stays available below.

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Career Services professional here. Your college student can find anything we teach them via Google. The 25 years I spent in this career was mainly listening to and reassuring my students. I'm sincere when I say our young adults need a hug.♥ 65source record 1215
University administration staff member. you would be surprised how many parents and students threaten you, follow you to your car, and get banned from campus (especially teacher education students, which is alarming as they teach our children)😏♥ 11source record 1536
GPA “requirements” for college admission can be appealed.♥ 4source record 1725
worked IT at a college and while professors are INCREDIBLY intelligent they have almost no common sense skills, especially when faced with basic computing concepts.♥ 0source record 1860
College professor: I sometimes pass a failed student because they are usually foolish enough to take that class from me again.♥ 2source record 1923
Former college professor. 70% of all professors nationwide are adjunct, which means part time, which means such low pay that it would shock the general public and they don’t give anything for retirement or any health insurance yet they have endowments in the millions and billions and the chancellors and the Provosts make doctor salaries. Look it up. They do not want you to know this. It is their dirty little secret that causes “professors“ to live out of their cars. College is one giant scam at this point.♥ 1source record 2021
University ag specialist on a community level. Insect education is so small in any age group. Had to explain to a group of older folks that roly-polies (pill bugs) are not a threat to humans. Doing the state fair now in my state and people don't know what a bee is versus a wasp. Same with grasshoppers vs crickets.♥ 0source record 2248
Retired college professor. Cs indeed get degrees and most college students are truly C students♥ 0source record 2259
College advisor: homeschool students fail out way more often than public school students. Yes, I can tell you were homeschooled before you told me you were homeschooled.♥ 0source record 2341
Most student services professionals (i.e financial aid, advising, student housing, admissions) at colleges or universities often make significantly less than teachers but the roles are often masters degree required♥ 0source record 2706
Higher Ed- if you are accepted into a bridge program (study away first semester or year) to a competitive university (there are two in Boston who do this)…it’s because you can afford majority of the tuition and they need tuition revenue. Your grade can also be sub-standard to get accepted into these programs♥ 0source record 3077
College majors make less than I do and I’ve never gotten one. A degree in gender studies won’t land you a high paying job. Having a doctorate doesn’t make you good at it. It’s the applied skills and experience that matters.♥ 0source record 3166
I work in international education. The general public has no idea how expensive it is for students to come to the United States to study and the regulations surrounding student visas♥ 0source record 3273

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Librarians Tell All13 index entriesLibrarians and library staff on what really happens to donated and discarded books, overdue fines, weird smells, and whether they actually get to read at work.
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What the pattern means: Librarians and library staff on what really happens to donated and discarded books, overdue fines, weird smells, and whether they actually get to read at work.

What commenters described: Librarians spent a lot of time helping people with their cell phones.

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Librarians spent a lot of time helping people with their cell phones.

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Librarian. WE DO NOT READ AT WORK.

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Library assistant. In most libraries, you won’t accumulate a fine for overdue books. If it’s just overdue, yes a fine will accumulate but if you turn it in the fine is completely void. If the book is considered “lost” or “damaged”, that is when you are charged with the accumulated fine.

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Librarians spent a lot of time helping people with their cell phones.♥ 402source record 699
Library books absorb smells from your home/car. We have to air some of them out before re-shelving them.♥ 158source record 944
librarian. we throw out books. we can't get precious about it, we need room for more stuff. we aren't pressed about it so you shouldn't be either♥ 16source record 1329
School librarian here- 75% of my HS kids can’t read above a 2rd grade reading level(and I’m not even in an underfunded area)♥ 0source record 2453
Librarian. WE DO NOT READ AT WORK.♥ 0source record 2513
Library assistant. In most libraries, you won’t accumulate a fine for overdue books. If it’s just overdue, yes a fine will accumulate but if you turn it in the fine is completely void. If the book is considered “lost” or “damaged”, that is when you are charged with the accumulated fine.♥ 0source record 2578
I work at a library, we can smell how much weed or cigarettes you smoke and it takes weeks to get the smell out😭♥ 0source record 2726
Librarian here, generally speaking, we don't want your old books. Your donation will most likely be sent to be recycled. Some might end up in a book sale or on a free cart, but others are going straight to the dump.♥ 0source record 2877
Not everyone who works at a library is a librarian. Most libraries only have a handful of employees who are actually Librarians.♥ 0source record 3019
librarian here. we get rid of/recycle way more books than the public realizes.♥ 0source record 3038
librarian, i never have time to read at work♥ 0source record 3120
most library staff are not any more well-read than an average person, but a good library trains their staff in all the ways to find you a book YOU will love. ask for help!♥ 0source record 3202
Library manager. More than books and actually historically (and currently) one of the greatest equalizers in society (this is why authoritarians go after them first)♥ 0source record 3240

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Special Ed & Therapy Insiders7 index entriesTeachers, aides, and therapists working with IEPs, inclusion classrooms, and kids with disabilities describe the gap between what's on paper and what actually happens.
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What the pattern means: Teachers, aides, and therapists working with IEPs, inclusion classrooms, and kids with disabilities describe the gap between what's on paper and what actually happens.

What commenters described: High school teacher here. If your child has a 504/IEP, very few of the accommodations are being met. There aren’t enough resources to make it happen in a classroom of 30+ students.…

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High school teacher here. If your child has a 504/IEP, very few of the accommodations are being met. There aren’t enough resources to make it happen in a classroom of 30+ students. The teacher does some creative accounting on the grade book to help the student look successful.

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There’s at least 1-2 schools in every public school district that has a room with padded cells for the emotionally disturbed students who are violent. From the hall it looks like a normal room. These violent kids sit next to your kids in gen Ed.

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Children's Therapist. Less than 5% of the money you pay goes to the people that interact with your child.

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High school teacher here. If your child has a 504/IEP, very few of the accommodations are being met. There aren’t enough resources to make it happen in a classroom of 30+ students. The teacher does some creative accounting on the grade book to help the student look successful.♥ 182source record 905
Gen Ed teacher who works with inclusion where SpEd staff and Gen Ed teachers have absolutely no training. Not appropriate!!!♥ 10source record 1513
When you have a struggling child, teachers are not allowed to tell you that your child needs special education testing or to be taken to a doctor for an evaluation. You have to put it into writing, request or call the principal, special education department or school counselor. 99% of the time we already know the diagnosis and supports they need. Get supports and services as soon as possible, or they will continue to struggle.♥ 1source record 1805
There’s at least 1-2 schools in every public school district that has a room with padded cells for the emotionally disturbed students who are violent. From the hall it looks like a normal room. These violent kids sit next to your kids in gen Ed.♥ 0source record 2490
I get bitten and beat up for Pennie’s and have to continue my education to hold my job and work free OT and put my life on the line if there was an emergency situation not a teacher per say but still work in the classroom 👍🏻♥ 0source record 2557
Children's Therapist. Less than 5% of the money you pay goes to the people that interact with your child.♥ 0source record 2591
Autistic mom here FIGHT FOR YOUR CHILD PLEASE! in all MY IEP, ABA, OT, PT & PHYC I've heard TOO MANY parents say they are to tired to fight for their child. My son was non verbal until about 7 yrs old he's 15 now going into WELDING! PLEASE BE YOUR CHILDS VOICE GET THEM OUT OF THEIR "COMFORT" ZONES SLOWLY❤️They need us!♥ 0source record 3194

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Healthcare & medicine211 records · 7 sub-topicsHealthcare & medicine — 211 items
Doctors, insurance & the medical system70 index entriesInsider takes on how doctors actually make decisions, how insurance and billing really drive the care you get, and blunt facts about how the healthcare business operates behind the scenes.
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What commenters described: There’s no cure for tinnitus

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There’s no cure for tinnitus

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Insurance company determined how to diagnose people with obstructive sleep apnea not medical profession.

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Healthcare: The worst doctors have the most patients, and insurance will allow you to die to avoid a costly path that may or may not help you.

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When you get a kidney transplant, they just leave the bad one in and don't remove it.♥ 7source record 980
Healthcare worker: literally no one cares if you’re insured or not. We won’t treat you any different. The only way you’d be denied is if it’s elective instead of emergent.♥ 318source record 1015
Doctor here, we are just guessing about 50% of the time. Also, we are scrolling on social media while you’re in the exam room waiting. We talk and laugh about it all the time with other doctors.♥ 54source record 1183
The healthcare and treatment options you receive is as good as the insurance you have.♥ 58source record 1423
Care Management. Most people need mental health and live in filth. I try to save them before casket is needed 😭♥ 20source record 1447
If you work in healthcare, you get better healthcare.♥ 14source record 1468
Your dentist, nurse, doctor, and surgeon probably haven’t been drug tested. Also, managers of most retail stores regardless of size have not likely been properly background checked and are in charge of your safety while in their store♥ 10source record 1490
I work in healthcare prior authorization. We must abide by the policy of the insurance company, (even if we disagree). Decisions are not rendered by A.I. - and only a physician can deny treatment. If you’re denied, get your doctor’s help in filing an appeal - (it must argue medical necessity).♥ 21source record 1500
just because they're a doctor doesn't mean they know what they're doing. somebody is always at the bottom of their graduating class. REMEMBER THAT when you have doubts and get a 2nd and 3rd opinion.♥ 7source record 1501
Chiropractor here.. arthritis starts around 25 and isn’t hereditary 👀♥ 11source record 1552
There’s no cure for tinnitus♥ 414source record 1575
Receptionist at a doctors office. Just because your appointment is at one time, doesn’t always mean you’re going to be seen at that time. You’re more than likely behind 2-3 other patients, and if just one patient has 2649374 problems, it can put your doctor 30-45 minutes behind and prolong each appointment.♥ 4source record 1694
There’s a such thing as VIP patients in healthcare♥ 2source record 1711
Cancer Center employee.. most patients don’t die from cancer, they die from the chemo.♥ 3source record 1751
Medical insurance...make sure you are updated on your policies going forward. Both private and government insurance is changing. A lot people will not be covered and they won't tell you unless you ask.♥ 4source record 1784
Speech pathologist. Trump’s language is severely impaired and his iq is low. Like really low.♥ 2source record 1965
Epidemiologist here, vaccines are safe and really do save lives. We've proven this for decades and decades now...♥ 1source record 1991
Hospitals charge you a 200-250% up charge on supplies used for procedures♥ 0source record 2140
Insurance company determined how to diagnose people with obstructive sleep apnea not medical profession.♥ 0source record 2154
Doctors do not care if you get a second opinion or don’t come back. Most times we are happy because you’re probably a difficult patient.♥ 0source record 2290
I work for a major reproductive health org. Federal dollars aren’t used to cover abortions unless they’re deemed “exceptions” by that state, and in that case they have to happen in a hospital setting, not a clinic 👍♥ 0source record 2291
I work in medical skin! You can get all the facials you want but if your diet is poor, you dont drink water and your regimen sucks, you’re wasting time ans money♥ 0source record 2305
Medical assistant- your insurance doesn’t usually listen to us and will still try to deny your medication even though you have a legitimate need for that medication. They rather you pay for medications that don’t work.♥ 0source record 2336
Physical therapist assistant: moving for five minutes a day can add five years to your life♥ 0source record 2342
Chiropractor, stress and/or diet is 98% of why your back hurts♥ 0source record 2347
Background screener- Alot of healthcare providers have history of assault/DV, alot of truckers are pedos as a matter of fact people dont realize how many pedos are out there in every field. also employers DO check your social media/ digital footprint♥ 0source record 2386
when they built hospitals in parking lots during the pandemic, they used my tools.♥ 0source record 2409
Sleep tech here! Wear your CPAP, untreated sleep apnea increased your risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and even memory issues 😅 Trust me, I struggle with my CPAP too♥ 0source record 2440
We pay $150 for a plastic trash can that costs $20 in Walmart, healthcare is a joke in US. All because they are “medical grade”, it’s old plain plastic!♥ 0source record 2468
Medical Receptionist. If you say it, we type it. Direct quotes are used. Also, it's helpful when you get straight to the point. Lastly, I don't care what color it is 🤧♥ 0source record 2478
Credentialing Specialist for a hospital. I don’t know if this would be considered “shocking” but doctors and APPs are still hired even with previous malpractice suits♥ 0source record 2485
When you have a bone marrow transplant …your new blood is now the donor’s blood forever….including a new blood type.♥ 0source record 2510
PT here. You bragged that your doctor said, "it's the worst he'd ever seen," but he literally says that to everyone.♥ 0source record 2519
Radiation treatment for cancer works because the mutated cancer cells would rather die than mutate again♥ 0source record 2525
Healthcare sales. All companies are a complete cluster f that sell MR and CT and all equipment into hospitals. It’s worse than you can imagine and many times they can’t even install and it turns into a lawsuit. It’s unreeealllll♥ 0source record 2547
Healthcare: The worst doctors have the most patients, and insurance will allow you to die to avoid a costly path that may or may not help you.♥ 0source record 2565
The amount of fraud committed by medical providers and attorney in car insurance♥ 0source record 2598
Brain injury specialist here. MRIs don’t pick up on 90% of head injuries and patients are sent home from the ER “cleared”♥ 0source record 2615
medical field: you aren't the only patient your Dr has..at our clinics each Dr has around 3000 patients....♥ 0source record 2659
Veterinary Assistant here: Veterinary medicine is the medical field with the highest suicide rate.♥ 0source record 2669
that Healthcare isnt customer service and we generally loath our jobs♥ 0source record 2697
Former MA here. A lot of the time the doctor is running behind is because of patients being late, bringing up more issues than they were booked for and because some drs start at 8 and don’t arrive till 9. We hate it and want to be on time too♥ 0source record 2760
Patient Access: The call center is the last to know anything. Half the time you tell us about a problem at the office, we’re acting like we know while frantically messaging the onsite team. Nanny: The kids are fine. 90% of the work is making sure our faces aren’t too loud when adults do BS.♥ 0source record 2780
Your insurance company calls your doctor..... and tells them your care is not needed. And no they are not trained and licensed to practice medicine.♥ 0source record 2787
Healthcare provider: I may think you need certain tests and medications but someone with no medical degree behind a desk with AI determines if you get them. So dont blame us when we "wont" do something. Usually its because it always gets denied.♥ 0source record 2788
Psychiatric Transcription♥ 0source record 2876
Former medical secretary - your Dr guesses about a lot of stuff and looks up things online to treat you when they step out of the room.♥ 0source record 2964
Pilots are insanely unhealthy, our medical exams are mostly self disclosures and we avoid going to the doctor for EVERYTHING out of fear of losing our medical.♥ 0source record 2993
I work in occupational health ops. For my pregnant ladies & hiv patients. I have to manually manipulate our AI system to hide that info from your employer.♥ 0source record 3016
your medical claims are seen by nearly 200 people before it's closed♥ 0source record 3026
Cancer treatment centers- well you are getting chemo. There’s likely a tray of heavily processed sugary, desserts, and snacks. Considering you only have a 15% chance of your cancer being genetic, that means it’s almost always lifestyle choices, including the sugary snacks that you eat, which is what they provide you with when you get there. They don’t actually care about your health they just want money. The first thing a cancer patient should be doing is eliminating sugar and carbs.♥ 0source record 3082
Healthcare. There’s a lot of foods that interact with certain medication’s. The reactions can vary from making the drug ineffective to more concerning things like seizures. A main food to avoid while on medication‘s is grapefruit.♥ 0source record 3112
in primary healthcare majority of the time if most of the office staff knows your name/face its bc your a pain in the butt, annoying or weird enough for us to constantly talk about.♥ 0source record 3156
You get the same care if you are admitted to the floor as “inpatient” or admitted to the floor as “observation”. It’s just the billing coding that is different. - A Hospital Clinical Appeals Nurse♥ 0source record 3158
healthcare: don't trust doctors without doing your own research 🙏♥ 0source record 3186
you'd be amazed by the amount of money medical providers don't charge to their patients. be nice to the person who answers the phone.♥ 0source record 3191
clinical research, primary care doctors dont offer patients clinical studies because they dont know that there are clinical studies that may help their patienta♥ 0source record 3208
Medical interpreter here. About 99.9% of people call us translators when we are actually INTERPRETERS♥ 0source record 3211
Statin prevents stroke and heart attack♥ 0source record 3212
I work in clinical food services…always order food on paper/plastic♥ 0source record 3250
Medical supplies, the amount of women who have incontinence severe enough to need pullups by their 40s-50s is probably way more than you think it is♥ 0source record 3259
Fertility Treatment-Many Drs will start with the least aggressive approaches while knowing that your history shows you need more. They’ll push transfers and IVF cycles and then MAGIC on the 3rd or 4th one (they knew better) after draining your insurance caps or pushing your finances as much as they think they can. ADVOCATE FROM THE START!♥ 0source record 3262
I work with a particular section of healthcare technology that interfaces with public heath and regulatory agencies locally and nationally. A lot of the “experts” in charge don’t actually know anything about the science or physics involved and never worked in the field. It’s MADDENING to try and talk to them if I need to.♥ 0source record 3289
Y’all don’t know just how many doctors nurses and police officers come in and buy oil burners♥ 0source record 3290
Medical person here. There is NEvER a good reason to tell medical people about drug use. Smoke weed, take gummies, snort coke at parties occasionally shhhhhhhh. Even in anesthesia, we will know if you need more♥ 0source record 3301
medical social worker: you dont own your home. the state can take it for collateral if you use medicaid.♥ 0source record 3307
Neuroscience field: Alzheimer’s disease is the most commmon type of dementia. There are over 100 types of dementia. There is currently no cure but there are effective treatments and diagnostic tests.♥ 0source record 3310
Medical coder here- healthcare is a business model. Ppl are starting to figure this one out though.♥ 0source record 3353
I was a medical transcriptionist for 20 years, back when the Drs dictated notes into a handheld recorder, the stuff you'd hear in the background would shock you, (some would be at home, in the bathroom, etc)♥ 0source record 3357
Healthcare. I swear some people just abuse us because they know they can and we can’t do anything about it. It’s fun for them.♥ 0source record 3394

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Nurses, CNAs & long-term care44 index entriesFrontline accounts from nurses, CNAs, and nursing-home/hospice staff about patient abuse, understaffing, end-of-life decisions, and what really happens on the floor.
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What the pattern means: Frontline accounts from nurses, CNAs, and nursing-home/hospice staff about patient abuse, understaffing, end-of-life decisions, and what really happens on the floor.

What commenters described: Hospice nurse: No they can’t just do one round of CPR then DNR you. If you’re a full code you will get coded till it’s called. And broken. And not survive. And if you do survive which is a 1% chance. You won’t like it. Just sign the DNR.…

✗ Not supportedCorrection: A universal 1% figure is not supported. The 2025 AHA guidelines report 23.6% survival to discharge after adult in-hospital cardiac arrest in 2023 and 10.5% after EMS-treated out-of-hospital arrest in 2024. Prognosis varies greatly by setting, health and arrest circumstances; a DNR is an individualized care decision, not a conclusion that follows from one overall percentage. Sources: American Heart Association — 2025 CPR guideline executive summary · American Heart Association — 2025 adult basic life support guideline · National Institute on Aging — advance care planning and DNR orders

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Hospice nurse: No they can’t just do one round of CPR then DNR you. If you’re a full code you will get coded till it’s called. And broken. And not survive. And if you do survive which is a 1% chance. You won’t like it. Just sign the DNR. CPR is blunt force trauma 😭

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in hospice care we don't treat things like blood clots, broken bones, UTIs etc because you're already kicking the bucket.

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Nurse here: We can always tell when you’re on drugs. No point in trying to lie about it. Just be up front so we don’t give you any medication that can react to the drugs in your system,

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Hospice nurse: No they can’t just do one round of CPR then DNR you. If you’re a full code you will get coded till it’s called. And broken. And not survive. And if you do survive which is a 1% chance. You won’t like it. Just sign the DNR. CPR is blunt force trauma 😭♥ 153source record 1035↑ Open the fact-check
Healthcare is the most toxic and one of these most dangerous work forces. Especially for general facilities like assisted living, Nursing homes etc.♥ 113source record 1051
If u put your loved one in a nursing home we are not going to prioritize them over anyone else. AIDS usually have 15-20 people theyre caring for at once. If you want to have that one on one care with that loved one get a at home aid.♥ 77source record 1211
ICU RN here….you are selfish and torturing your loved ones by keeping them full code when they won’t ever walk again, won’t ever eat by mouth again and will be sent to a skilled nursing facility to then ultimately die. We can give patients AND their families comfort at end of life with dignity and with compassion if you let us.♥ 33source record 1233
Hospice social worker here: death isn’t pretty for any of us♥ 23source record 1435
CNA here I take care of your grandma/family member not you♥ 17source record 1487
When you die in a long term care facility, they move your stuff out of your room literally immediately to refill the room with a new person. Bc all you ever were was a dollar bill to them.♥ 6source record 1559
Nurse here ..don’t let them alone in the hospital ..ever …don’t have elective surgery’s done in July ..trust me♥ 1source record 1774
Nurses at the hospital I first worked at? They tried to let me go on my own after 6 weeks of training. I asked for an extension. Nursing is a learn on the job type of profession which sounds crazy.♥ 2source record 1778
I’m a nurse. Hospitals do not care about you. Your life has a price tag♥ 4source record 1785
I am the primary caregiver for our adult son with autism and other needs. I am paid for 40 hours, but work well over 100. No Healthcare, PTO or other benefits.♥ 2source record 1815
Nurse: I get verbally and physically abused on the regular.♥ 0source record 1856
CNA I do judge family members, when they don't visit or check-in on their loved ones. But then when they pass away, they want to know all their business and passwords. Screw, you, you weren't here I'm not telling you shit♥ 0source record 1938
Nurse— There are worse things than dying. Such as, leaving a loved one on a ventilator, or tube feed when the person is bedbound and minimally, responsive. Please consider signing a document that allows natural death.♥ 6source record 1943
I work in ALFs/SNFs yalls grandparents be hunching. Men with 5 girlfriends women with a boyfriend down every hall♥ 1source record 2000
I work in a hospital. Most of the illnesses you can catch in a hospital are from the staff not utilizing proper hygiene techniques or wearing PPE.♥ 1source record 2003
Hospital Security, crazy knows no race, sexuality, ideology, or any other label. All of you are, don’t think you’re not. Be nice to everyone, it’s easier that way.♥ 0source record 2088
Nurse here. THERE IS NOT A NURSING SHORTAGE. Hospitals under hire to the point of extremely unsafe staff to patient ratios in order to increase profit and then tell the public that there is a nursing shortage.♥ 0source record 2096
We can still treat nurses with respect even when you’re sick♥ 0source record 2147
I work as an ICU nurse. When people have bowel obstructions, they can vomit poop. Happened to my patient today.😅 I could list tons of interesting things lol.♥ 0source record 2187
Nurse-healthcare is a business and your doctor doesn’t care. They are paid to make money for the corporation and they use shame, guilt and gaslighting to trick you into thinking they have your best interest at heart.♥ 0source record 2379
Pediatric/NICU Respiratory Therapist; it is a RARE occurrence when doing everything to prevent passing doesn’t significantly reduce, or obliterate quality of life. The majority of these patients spend the rest of their lives in/out of the hospital for months at a time.♥ 0source record 2396
Spine Surgery Nurse. For our large cases multiple level thoracic to pelvis is not uncommon to have close to 20 people come in and out of the OR during the surgery. Nurse, Surgeon, Resident, RNFA, PA, Anesthesiologist, CRNA, Perfusionist, Rad. Tech, Scrub tech, Spinal Cord Monitoring, OR Aid, several Sales reps. and on a bad day even IT.♥ 0source record 2438
ER nurse here. If your loved one passes away and you’re waiting to be able to see them, we are cleaning that room and their body, death can be very messy and smelly. But I always talk to the deceased patient and tell them what’s going on, what I’m doing and why, and who is coming to see them. My coworkers think I’m weird but it feels normal for me🤷‍♀️♥ 0source record 2450
Caregiver for the Elderly. Start protein shakes early, old people dont eat a lot so they will lose muscle and fat quickly. And hug or hold their hand, you dont realize how touch starved they are and how that messes with you mentally♥ 0source record 2465
nursing home. we're often relieved ur loved one passed away. u dont see their real suffering. we do. almost every long term care worker supports assisted suicide so we dont have to go thru what they go thru. we miss them for years after their gone but we're glad their suffering ended.♥ 0source record 2477
in hospice care we don't treat things like blood clots, broken bones, UTIs etc because you're already kicking the bucket.♥ 0source record 2566
Midwife here, sometimes the placentas are saved and used to donate tissue for eye surgeries. With donor consent of course, we aren’t stealing the placentas.♥ 0source record 2607
Nurse here: We can always tell when you’re on drugs. No point in trying to lie about it. Just be up front so we don’t give you any medication that can react to the drugs in your system,♥ 0source record 2622
Nursing homes make people get up at 5am and breakfast usually isn’t until 7-8am. It’s usually people that cannot complain about it. Sad.♥ 0source record 2717
24hr shifts are not uncommon and quads are becoming more and more. (I’ve done 3 or 4 quads…like 32hr shifts) these are mandatory and I work in healthcare♥ 0source record 2722
Every female hospital worker has been groped and grabbed♥ 0source record 2967
Nurses are constantly abused by old people and nothing is ever done about it; than everyone cries about how there’s no more compassion and empathy.♥ 0source record 2975
As a Registered Respiratory Therapist we always had more work then we could do on most days. We had a system to assign a number to your care of breathing treatments. If we were too busy with ER and Ventilator care and you were a #1 or 2 you probably will not get your treatment. Most didn't need anyway. it was charted - lack of time - or I would chart busy with code in ER or whatever I was doing.♥ 0source record 3031
It's common for nurses to be told in nursing school that they won't know how to be a nurse for a few years after they've been employed as a nurse, but are still given 💯 of the responsibilities of a seasoned nurse when hired.♥ 0source record 3035
Wound care nurse…. If the provider cleans your wound with saline your bill just jumped♥ 0source record 3100
I used to work in a nursing home, be that annoying family member that always checks up on your relative. Those ppl are treated better because they don’t want to deal with the family. There’s an incredible amount of nursing home employees that should not be there.♥ 0source record 3153
RN- Doctors push the medications of the pharmaceutical reps that bring the best lunches the most often.♥ 0source record 3171
One nurse can be expected to monitor and care for hundreds of patients whom have had organ transplants. Be your own advocate people. No matter how much a nurse or doctor cares they are only human and over worked♥ 0source record 3243
I used to work in long-term care as a nurse many people will have their parents declared a ward of the state so their parents can get Medicaid and the family can get their parents assets. Then abandon their family member. Also, a lot of people put their family member with dementia/alzheimers in a facility with bad reviews so their family member can get hurt and they can sue. Family members also abuse their elders with medication overdose and will blame it on the facility. They will bring medications from home and give it to their family member during a visit.♥ 0source record 3294
Speech therapist that focusing on swallow disorders in nursing homes.. if someone with a swallow disorder drinks water and they don’t cough - they could be aspirating silently (water in their airway without coughing)♥ 0source record 3316
I work in a nursing home I can’t really save Mima or Pipa from falling. It’s infringing upon their rights.♥ 0source record 3328
Hospitals aren’t resorts and you’re there for 24 hour care so when you get woken up don’t be pissed about the fact you’re getting the care you went for.♥ 0source record 3339
Cna here, we really don’t care bout yo momma or daddy don’t send em here♥ 0source record 3415

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Surgery, lab & imaging techs28 index entriesBehind-the-scenes details from surgical techs, phlebotomists, radiology/CT/X-ray techs, and lab scientists about what actually happens to your body, blood, and instruments once you're out of sight.
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What commenters described: phlebotomist: You're not a hard stick. Someone just messed up/missed and blamed it on you having bad veins

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phlebotomist: You're not a hard stick. Someone just messed up/missed and blamed it on you having bad veins

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When someone has a heart attack, they’re rushed to the cath lab where we perform surgery through a tiny tube while they’re awake. We thread wires through an artery in their wrist or groin to reach the heart. We use balloons and stents to open blocked arteries and save their life in minutes!

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Xray tech: broken and fractured are the SAME thing.

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phlebotomist: You're not a hard stick. Someone just messed up/missed and blamed it on you having bad veins♥ 2,167source record 705
phlebotomist here...more than 50% of blood test can be done with a finger stick♥ 155source record 974
Surgical tech here. You can NOT fight anesthesia 😂😂😂 and we just throw tissue or whatever we took off the body in biohazard and throw it away unless it needs to go to pathology. Also we have full blown concerts in surgery 😂 but you’re always safe with us 💙💙💙💙♥ 11source record 1310
most people would be shocked to find out none of their surgical instruments are new when it touches them in surgery. It’s has been reprocessed and used on thousands of other people. (There are some disposables used in every case, but most things are reprocessed)♥ 6source record 1567
most people don't know surgical equipment/instruments are mostly re-used. some are disposable but we wash, check and assemble trays and sterilize those instruments for the next patient♥ 4source record 1780
Ultrasound are the only scans that are user dependant. All other modalities (xray, CT, MRI, ect) the machine does the imaging work. There is much higher chance of missing something from human error, based on years of experience or someone who just doesnt care that much. And nobody will ever know unless someone has a follow up scan. ✌️♥ 4source record 1814
Surgical tech. A surgeon can not operate without me. They will cancel a case if there isn’t a surgical tech there. They come in after everything is assembled and set up for the surgery. Sometimes we remind them to do certain steps or give patients medication. 😉♥ 1source record 2032
Phlebotomist. Theres no such thing as rolling veins. If the draw being missed is blamed on your rolling veins, they actually didnt anchor enough and blaming their mistake on you because theyre embarrassed.♥ 0source record 2081
a lot of phlebotomists have no idea how to stick and will lie and say you have bad veins to excuse bad sticks♥ 0source record 2109
I’m doing dissection rn. Adipose tissue (aka fat) has a very pungent smell and surrounds almost all your organs.♥ 0source record 2200
Surgery here 🙋: please don't eat a 12 bean soup or any other fart producing foods, the night before you have surgery! Yes even tho you are asleep..... you're still FARTING in surgery and we can smell it!! 🤢🤢🤢🤢♥ 0source record 2211
Spd tech here, all the instruments used during surgery is not a one time use, most of them gets reprocessed for the next surgery but they charge a lot just for one surgery♥ 0source record 2317
Xray/CT Technologist here - a "fractured" bone is a "broken" bone. ✌️Hope this helps. Spread the word!♥ 0source record 2353
Most of the time, patients are paralyzed with an IV pharmaceutical for surgery.♥ 0source record 2382
Clinical Lab Scientist: we run the test and the doctor tells you what we tell him...😎 Doctors dont run test♥ 0source record 2428
CT tech here. A lot of scans that your doctor orders are completely unnecessary. Many healthcare facilities are for-profit. it's a business. You can refuse the scan at any time.♥ 0source record 2511
When someone has a heart attack, they’re rushed to the cath lab where we perform surgery through a tiny tube while they’re awake. We thread wires through an artery in their wrist or groin to reach the heart. We use balloons and stents to open blocked arteries and save their life in minutes!♥ 0source record 2522
Xray tech: broken and fractured are the SAME thing.♥ 0source record 2531
You do not need any education, registration, or license to read brainwaves and spine signals and make major life/death decisions for patients & surgeons during surgery. There is education and training that exists, and qualified techs exist, but nothing is required. We’ve lobbied for state licensing for well over a decade and no one cares.♥ 0source record 2636
Recently got my phlebotomy certification and an arm is eerily similar to a pool noodle when you stick a needle in it♥ 0source record 2699
surgical tech: you’re charged for almost everything in the room I open, even if the surgery decides midway through not to use something or switch the size 🫤♥ 0source record 2783
Surgeons are blasting lil Wayne while operating on you lol♥ 0source record 2821
industrial xray- the damage you could do with the pill inside the camera♥ 0source record 3091
In surgery, your eyes get taped shut to protect your eyes.♥ 0source record 3183
Phlebotomist here. We’re not writing notes on what you had for breakfast.♥ 0source record 3264
CT tech. Contrast makes you feel warm and like you're peeing because it's a vasodilator♥ 0source record 3349
I’m an anesthesia provider. Despite it being 2025, we STILL don’t know exactly how our anesthesia gases work in your body. They just do 🤷🏻‍♀️♥ 0source record 3354
Phlebotomist: a dime to nickle size bruise after a bl00d draw is 1000% normal, we didn't mess up. (if you're on bl00d thinners than an even bigger bruise can happen because you didn't keep pressure). Now, if its a huge, half-dollar coin size bruise and is a lump under your skin, that's different and the person drawing you likely went through your vein and then pulled back into it. (causing leaking and bigger bruising)♥ 0source record 3400

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Dental & vision care23 index entriesHygienists, dentists, opticians, and eyewear-industry insiders on pricing tricks, insurance markups, and what your teeth or glasses appointment is really about.
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Dental & vision care

23 source records

Appears when: Dental & vision care

What the pattern means: Hygienists, dentists, opticians, and eyewear-industry insiders on pricing tricks, insurance markups, and what your teeth or glasses appointment is really about.

What commenters described: Working in eyecare, the amount of people driving that can't actually see is scary.

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Working in eyecare, the amount of people driving that can't actually see is scary.

source record 83♥ 8,658
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dental- more radiation in eating a banana than getting a single xray

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Optician here..we can tell when you clean your glasses without liquid, with windex, or a paper towel and we can tell when you take them off with one hand and if you try to fix the nose pads yourself 😎 so telling us "no I don't" and you getting mad at us for things you do doesn't bother us in the slightest

posted about 32 days after the source♥ 0

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Working in eyecare, the amount of people driving that can't actually see is scary.♥ 8,658source record 83
Dental hygienist: cavities are transmissible from mouth to mouth♥ 1,080source record 351
Hygienist here…it will be cheaper and less painful if you properly take care of your teeth. Also insurance companies dictate everything♥ 74source record 1045
Dental hygienist. You don’t technically need to use toothpaste♥ 31source record 1101
The amount of candy in a dental office lunch room is insane♥ 71source record 1213
Dental hygienist - healthy gums do not bleed when manipulated ♥️♥️♥ 24source record 1336
The cheapest way out of a dentists office is to get your teeth cleaned twice a year. Insurance pays for cleanings and X-rays bc they know that to be true. People who wait till something hurts keep dentists in business.♥ 17source record 1454
I’m a hygienist, and I actually don’t care if you ate before your appointment. I do care that you brush 2xs a day, I just don’t care if you have to eat right before your appointment.♥ 12source record 1512
As an optician / technician Seeing is so important that it takes up more than 50% of the brain's functionality.♥ 1source record 1820
Luxottica owns literally almost all the eyewear industry between US/Canada...those frames at the Ray-Ban store? Worth maybe $5 for reals. You pay for brand recognition, not quality. Lenses however, you WILL pay an arm and a leg for quality because those are different styles and proprietary techniques/materials. Most lenses are made overseas or in Mexico.♥ 0source record 1850
Yes your dentist office has a productivity or monetary daily goal♥ 0source record 1895
Former dental assistant. If you've ever had a root canal, there's a point during the procedure where you'll smell something akin to bleach... it's bleach. They use a syringe & clean the hollowed out roots with actual chlorine bleach in order to ensure no bacteria are left before sealing the root. Stray bacteria left behing can cause nasty problems. So you are smelling exactly what you think you're smelling.♥ 2source record 1956
I work at Essilor Luxottica (we own 80% of the glasses in the world) My $600 Versace frames cost me 160..cost. Not just a mark up, HuGE mark ups. But, most those cheap frames at Walmart Essence etc are so cheap and literally will not last more than a year. We break them just trying to.insert the lenses. Go mid range.♥ 2source record 1980
Adult fluoride at the dentist is just a money maker for them♥ 0source record 2171
Hygienist. Just brush and floss before you need a scaling and root planing. Thats something 90% of people don’t want to pay for.♥ 0source record 2191
Optician: almost every part of your glasses purchase, from frame and lens to your vision insurance, is done through one conglomerate that usually manufactures those frames and lenses for at most ten dollars. Meanwhile you pay hundreds for the insurance and still pay hundreds for the complete pair♥ 0source record 2437
A majority of dentists are maga republicans♥ 0source record 2540
Optician here..we can tell when you clean your glasses without liquid, with windex, or a paper towel and we can tell when you take them off with one hand and if you try to fix the nose pads yourself 😎 so telling us "no I don't" and you getting mad at us for things you do doesn't bother us in the slightest♥ 0source record 2590
dental- more radiation in eating a banana than getting a single xray♥ 0source record 2635
Root canals- we use bleach to “clean the canal”.♥ 0source record 2990
Dental field here. We don’t actually make up the prices for work that you need done. Everything is contracted with insurance companies. Also, most everything can be prevented and it’s cheaper to pay for regular cleanings than it is crowns and root canals.♥ 0source record 3067
Vision insurance is a scam, it's almost the same or better to pay out of pocket for your exam and glasses. Also all glasses are monopolies and are owned by 1 company♥ 0source record 3201
I have said something similar to patients who do not have dental x-rays due to ‘too much radiation’. Okay, then no cell♥ 0source record 3299

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Mental health & therapy21 index entriesTherapists, psych techs, and crisis-line workers on what therapy can and can't fix, and what really happens in psychiatric care settings.
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Mental health & therapy

21 source records

Appears when: Mental health & therapy

What the pattern means: Therapists, psych techs, and crisis-line workers on what therapy can and can't fix, and what really happens in psychiatric care settings.

What commenters described: Therapist: everyone can benefit from therapy but it only works if you don’t lie!

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Therapist: everyone can benefit from therapy but it only works if you don’t lie!

source record 222♥ 4,163
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Psycho Ward Tech: yall have GOT to stop smoking weed regularly. Especially the weed you buy at smoke shops, but any weed in general. 70% of our first-break psychotic patients and about 60% of our constantly returning patients are no more than marijuana smokers with absolutely nothing else in their system. For every 10 patients we admit, only 1 or 2 smoke/inject other drugs, and maybe 1 will be what we called a “certified with a stamp” psychotic (as in they have NOTHING in their system and never had. They are just tried and true sick). But the rest of those 7-8 patients? Marijuana smokers. I would suggest smoking once or twice a week at the maximum and only if you’re getting it home-grown from “the guy”. If you’re going to risk your hand at the smoke shops grass, I would limit it to monthly at MAX.

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0
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therapist here. dark alleys work best👌

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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Therapist: everyone can benefit from therapy but it only works if you don’t lie!♥ 4,163source record 222
Yes. You can bore your therapist.♥ 2,908source record 263
Work in a pysch hospital most mental health techs have no experience. There is no registry to report abuse by a tech. I’ve seen sick stuff♥ 7source record 1538
Occupational therapists can provide mental health intervention but the US doesn’t prioritize that in healthcare facilities, so neither does insurance. OT was created in mental health asylums. Now hardly any OTs use those skills, and those that do get reprimanded.♥ 4source record 1781
Mental Health Therapist here, i have a couple: 1. Its usually the parents fault 2. Yes you can get addicted to corn and other non-substances and itll show just as bad as a substance addiction, especially on brain matter 3. Your victim mentality causes you to continue being depressed 4. The amount of people who are looking for pity and not change is staggering 5. You're choices brought you to where you are 99% of the time yet you act spoiled and expect people/life to just "work out"? No. 6. Medications dont solve the problem, they just make it somewhat easier to deal with, you STILL need to go to therapy. and lastly: 7. Not all therapists are "lets get this over with" types, there are many therapists that genuinely want to help BUT you have to genuinely WANT help to get it.♥ 1source record 1926
Therapist. No one is ever cured.♥ 6source record 1941
Music therapist… I don’t know if shocking, but interesting. Mirror neurons- watching someone make music (sing, play) activates your brain similarly to if you were doing it yourself.♥ 1source record 2001
Therapist here - Affordable therapy exists. If you don’t have insurance, many therapists offer sliding scale rates. Open Path Collective is also a good resource.♥ 1source record 2039
addiction counselor here, methadone clinics don't want you to get off methadone because they'd lose their funding♥ 1source record 2053
988 operator - we HAVE to ask you about unalive thoughts when you call us. Your safety is priority. And no, we do NOT immediately call the police if you are having those thoughts. Only if you’re actively attempting and unable to stay safe.♥ 0source record 2246
I’m a therapist who works with inmates and I’m constantly being asked why I do it but people are surprised that inmates need a therapist and that they actually do want to get better.♥ 0source record 2301
Honestly, do people even know music therapy exists? That’s the thing I’m always teaching people, that it’s a real thing that actually requires a specific degree♥ 0source record 2309
therapist here. dark alleys work best👌♥ 0source record 2573
Psycho Ward Tech: yall have GOT to stop smoking weed regularly. Especially the weed you buy at smoke shops, but any weed in general. 70% of our first-break psychotic patients and about 60% of our constantly returning patients are no more than marijuana smokers with absolutely nothing else in their system. For every 10 patients we admit, only 1 or 2 smoke/inject other drugs, and maybe 1 will be what we called a “certified with a stamp” psychotic (as in they have NOTHING in their system and never had. They are just tried and true sick). But the rest of those 7-8 patients? Marijuana smokers. I would suggest smoking once or twice a week at the maximum and only if you’re getting it home-grown from “the guy”. If you’re going to risk your hand at the smoke shops grass, I would limit it to monthly at MAX.♥ 0source record 2596
Therapist here - we have to diagnose someone the first time we meet them so insurance will cover the visit♥ 0source record 2723
Most people think that putting those with mental health conditions into a public instead of an institutionalized setting is better. Governor Kim Reynolds worked hard to close glenwood resource center pushing for the newspapers to trash the place and feeding those that read the headlines that it’s so much better. Yet, hundreds lost their jobs and the people that lived there that only knew glenwood resource center to be their one and only home, died. Many didn’t survive the transition.♥ 0source record 2728
Therapist- we do talk shit about you to our colleagues. But that doesn’t mean we don’t take your care seriously.♥ 0source record 2858
998 counselor, it’s extremely rare we get police involved♥ 0source record 3022
Mental health occupational therapist: most poorly behaved kids are either misunderstood, are testing adults to see who they can trust, or do not have the skills to do "better". Usually when they explode from being asked to do something, it's because it's too hard for them and they can do it with support.♥ 0source record 3094
I used to work at the state psychiatric hospital where they sent folks found not guilty by reason of insanity. They were allowed to walk outside the facility unsupervised and would have jobs in the community and they would go out on day or weekend passes to stay with family.♥ 0source record 3114
Psychiatrists spend 3-5 minutes with a patient before making a final diagnosis.♥ 0source record 3221

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Pharmacy & pharmaceutical industry13 index entriesPharmacy techs and pharma-industry workers on drug pricing, vaccine training, and how medications actually get made, marketed, and sold.
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Pharmacy & pharmaceutical industry

13 source records

Appears when: Pharmacy & pharmaceutical industry

What the pattern means: Pharmacy techs and pharma-industry workers on drug pricing, vaccine training, and how medications actually get made, marketed, and sold.

What commenters described: pharm tech: there’s ALWAYS a cheaper price for meds!

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pharm tech: there’s ALWAYS a cheaper price for meds!

source record 2014♥ 1
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pharmacy tech-metformin can increase women to get pregnant no matter the age

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0
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pharmacies are often losing $ on the prescriptions they fill for you.

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0

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pharm tech: there’s ALWAYS a cheaper price for meds!♥ 1source record 2014
Also as an ex pharmacy technician, we don’t make the prices of medications nor do we get to dictate when they come in. It’s your insurance that does that and when we called them they would never answer♥ 0source record 2118
Plasma donations each bottle is worth about 5000$ so the little bit you get from donating is bs♥ 0source record 2158
Pharmacy tech. Not covered by insurance? Demand a discount card tk be applied. Generic celebrex costing $100 is BS!♥ 0source record 2242
pharmacy tech-metformin can increase women to get pregnant no matter the age♥ 0source record 2460
pharmacies are often losing $ on the prescriptions they fill for you.♥ 0source record 2601
I work for a big pharmacy and we dont get properly trained to give vaccines. they have us watch a couple videos, do a live session where someone on screen shows you, they then have you practice on a n orange and then give 1 coworker a vaccine( saline water) then thats it. and the dl practically forces techs to become immunizers otherwise that store wont get hours for flu season.♥ 0source record 2692
I work in the pharmaceutical industry. I know people who were directly responsible for the opioid epidemic and who illegally marketed and sold opioids. They should be in jail♥ 0source record 2779
pharmaceutical buyer: a lot of generic medications cost fractions of a penny. I negotiate costs from wholesalers and pay less than a penny per pill.♥ 0source record 2986
pharmaceutical research, we throw hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of unused medicine into disposal facilities daily♥ 0source record 2989
Board Certified Medical Cannabis Consultant: just because you've been smoking for 40+ years or have trashed your tolerance by consuming irresponsibly doesn't mean you need "the highest numbers" you need to use mindfully, responsibly and invest in better quality. a good grow and cure will out rank the inflated numbers on that shwag you swear by.♥ 0source record 3002
medical candy maker: PPE for handling food is worse in a factory setting than in a good establishment.♥ 0source record 3150
OTC medicine packaging. The same company that makes store brand medicine also makes name brand medicine. You are just paying for the name if you buy name brand medicine♥ 0source record 3331

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EMS, paramedics & the ER12 index entriesParamedics, EMTs, and ER staff on what actually counts as an emergency and what ambulance rides and ER shifts are really like.
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EMS, paramedics & the ER

12 source records

Appears when: EMS, paramedics & the ER

What the pattern means: Paramedics, EMTs, and ER staff on what actually counts as an emergency and what ambulance rides and ER shifts are really like.

What commenters described: paramedic: medical professionals makes mistakes all the time. If they can lie about their mistakes, they will to cover for themselves.

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paramedic: medical professionals makes mistakes all the time. If they can lie about their mistakes, they will to cover for themselves.

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Firefighter/paramedic: most ems calls are not emergencies

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0
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Paramedic. You can drastically reduce your chances of dying by literally just not speeding and not smoking.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “an ambulance doesnt” recurs across 2 of the 12 source records in EMS, paramedics & the ER; the complete archive stays available below.

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paramedic: medical professionals makes mistakes all the time. If they can lie about their mistakes, they will to cover for themselves.♥ 89source record 1152
ER Technician (night shift). Don’t come to the ER for your chronic problems: toe pain for two weeks, back pain for 3 years, nausea. You will most likely wait forever to get some fluids. Just go to an urgent care in the morning♥ 23source record 1431
I work in emergency medicine. during COVID the CEO of our hospital cut our healthcare and retirement benefits and MAGA people threatened to 🔫 us every day♥ 4source record 1968
Emt, just bc you call an ambulance doesn’t mean you’re gonna get seen first, you might be placed in triage depending on severity of whatever is going on.♥ 0source record 2185
EMS: we truly provide lifesaving care in the back of the ambulance & we are not ambulance drivers. We are EMTs, Advance EMTs, & Paramedics.♥ 0source record 2239
Paramedic…shocking I know, an ambulance doesn’t get you seen faster 🙀♥ 0source record 2377
Paramedic: people have completely lost touch on what an emergency is or what ambulances are needed for.♥ 0source record 2397
Firefighter/paramedic: most ems calls are not emergencies♥ 0source record 2497
Paramedic. You can drastically reduce your chances of dying by literally just not speeding and not smoking.♥ 0source record 2568
EMS- your EMTs, medics, and firefighters could be working a 12, 24, 48, or even 96 hour shift! If we seem exhausted, that's why.♥ 0source record 2691
I saw psych & substance abusers in the ER/Trauma. When they told me the real crazy stories come in during the full moon ? I didn’t believe them. But it proved true month after month! The amount of psych patients was phenomenal at this time!♥ 0source record 2782
When you come to the ER just be truthful. None of us believe that you only had 2 beers, that you’re allergic to all pain meds except diladid, that you aren’t seeking drugs, that you accidentally fell onto the object that landed in your colon, or any other obvious thing. We’ve seen it all, heard it all, and can pick out a liar in a lineup. 🧐👍🏼♥ 0source record 3003

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Food, farms & restaurants120 records · 6 sub-topicsFood, farms & restaurants — 120 items
Behind the kitchen door34 index entriesChefs, cooks, and servers on what dining out actually looks like: reheated food, frozen shortcuts, and restaurant business pressure.
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Behind the kitchen door

34 source records

Appears when: Behind the kitchen door

What the pattern means: Chefs, cooks, and servers on what dining out actually looks like: reheated food, frozen shortcuts, and restaurant business pressure.

What commenters described: Chef, often the “special of the day” is scaps or soon to be expired food

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Chef, often the “special of the day” is scaps or soon to be expired food

source record 428♥ 531
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Franchise Restaurant owner here…we’re all broke fighting for our lives to keep the lights on and employee’s paid

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Your clean and BOH kitchen clean are two completely different things

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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Across 34 source records, the most common observable tactic structure is “Swap instead of subtract” (2 records). This is a wording pattern, not a measured outcome.

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Chef, often the “special of the day” is scaps or soon to be expired food♥ 531source record 428
Restaurant, bring a jacket if you're cold. No one actually adjusts the temperature for just you 😬♥ 199source record 854
chef here. the majority of the food you get is pre cooked in some way. i cooked that sauce 4 days ago and just reheated it. your pasta i made last week and it's been frozen since the day i made it. those carrots? par cooked yesterday and finished to order. if you claim you don't like left overs but eat at decent restaurants, you eat "left overs" all the time!♥ 58source record 986
when you are ordering at a bakery where everything is made from scratch, no we cannot "just make another one real quick" 🙃♥ 9source record 1518
I work in a kitchen and an open 1 at that so guests can see what we are up to. When near closing I have had guests complain about us cooking and cleaning, saying they don't want cleaners near their food....uhhh...then never go out to eat because sometimes we have no choice. we try our absolute best to keep them separate but sometimes it is unavoidable with minor cross contamination. A clean kitchen is a healthy kitchen and safer foods.♥ 22source record 1569
Former Walmart bakery manager. All your cakes are ready made and frozen. Some are iced in house. The wedding cakes are the exact same recipe - just less cake than the bday cakes and an insane markup!♥ 4source record 1796
When ordering supplies and saying government is the same as saying wedding in a bakery♥ 0source record 1859
starbucks barista. howard schultz the former ceo and still current major shareholder is super duper zionist and made conscious effort to scrub that info from the internet after october 7th kicked off♥ 1source record 1928
server here. believe it or not i actually didn’t cook your steak, seat you at a table instead of a booth, i can’t control how loud the music is, and i don’t make your bar drinks so i actually can’t turn around and pull it out of my butt 2minuets after i rang it in. i can definitely try my best to accommodate you reasonably though!♥ 0source record 1940
Looking for a better seat on the aircraft? Offer the gate agent ANYTHING, coffee , water , fast food , candy bar , the free swag u got - they control the seat maps♥ 1source record 1982
Used to be a personal chef for wealthy clients. A pepper is a pepper. The best food you will ever eat is grown out of your own garden or a farmers market. Don’t covet the bougie.♥ 1source record 1999
Cake shop owner here- we make everything from scratch but 90% of all restaurants/bakeries are selling pre-made goods off the factory truck. It is very rare to find places that actually do the work.♥ 1source record 2002
Cake decorator: PLEASE for the love of god get a small cake and some cupcakes for any occasion cause you’ll more then likely be left over with all the desserts♥ 1source record 2059
Restaurant server her. Unless you’re at a super special restaurant. All your food is frozen♥ 1source record 2061
Line cook/prep chef here- when you eat out, things are never as fresh as you think. Especially when it comes to things like meat- while there are a good chunk of places that constantly get everything fresh, some really good places also get things that are frozen. But just because it’s frozen, it doesn’t automatically make it bad♥ 0source record 2084
One more but it’s good, papa Murphy’s is fresh and clean. Quit after a while because they were so hard on people being perfect about the food♥ 0source record 2126
cook and kitchens for 15+ years. most restaurants don't feed their staff. a lot of ppl are surprised by this. it varies but still not standard.♥ 0source record 2127
Used to be a waitress for years: never, and I mean NEVER let your silverware touch the table 🤢♥ 0source record 2238
School lunch lady: school lunches aren’t as “healthy” as they get talked about. Everything is frozen and canned♥ 0source record 2427
Worked in restaurants a lot. You don’t want to know… but I will say there’s a good chance your steak is getting microwaved. Sometimes fish too.♥ 0source record 2442
Butter and salt is the secret for good food at your favorite restaurant (like 80% of the time at least)♥ 0source record 2508
Franchise Restaurant owner here…we’re all broke fighting for our lives to keep the lights on and employee’s paid♥ 0source record 2585
Server here- it’s totally cool to clean up after yourself when going to a restaurant. You wouldn’t go to your friends house, make a mess, then pretend like everything was cool when you left, so why leave a messy table for complete strangers?♥ 0source record 2595
Your clean and BOH kitchen clean are two completely different things♥ 0source record 2624
Sous Chef..Majority of Restaurant don't wash their chicken..beef pork etc♥ 0source record 2641
Dietary cook at a nursing rehab. We care more about feeding your family than the CNAS and nurses. They don’t care. They aren’t paid enough to care and your family also sits in the hall way drooling while nursing can’t be bothered♥ 0source record 2865
wataburger promises never frozen beef patties but they come in frozen 😅♥ 0source record 3010
Restaurant manager…it’s harder than I ever thought it was…♥ 0source record 3015
If you are eating out in any restaurant anywhere, the people there taking care of you actually hate everything about you. Just because you are “paying” for it doesn’t make you right.♥ 0source record 3099
I deliver to kitchens you'd be surprised how often I see people mixing ingredients or sauces in full blown Rubbermaid 40 gallon trashcans♥ 0source record 3204
Fast food after 11pm. 9/10 times I was there completely by myself, cleaning, doing inventory, and still taking orders/cooking the food all at the same time. Most places are running skeleton crews. I always took the time to change my gloves and wash my hands, however; not all employees take the same precautions. Most of the time from my experience night shift is either an 18 year old fresh out of highschool, or someone in their 40s that has become apathetic and doesn't GAF.♥ 0source record 3272
Host & server; it’s incredibly annoying to bitch and moan abt getting a different table then the one you’re brought to and the reason for that is there is a server rotation, every server has designated tables they take care of and they each get a turn to get a new table. If you’re wanting a specific table for no reason (or worse, you just move yourselves to the table you want) that is seating out of rotation and means the host & servers have to catch up and/or do damage control. If there’s a genuine reason (reasonable accommodation, accessibility for kids/seniors/disabled, party size, etc) then you need to tell the host BEFORE they take you to the table. That makes it easier on them but also faster for you to be sat at the quality table you need/want.♥ 0source record 3275
Lunch lady here! your kids let us know who's parents can't cook. 🤷‍♀️I get 6 year olds asking for recipes to bring home. 🤣♥ 0source record 3282
Restaurant management: DON’T drink the sweet tea♥ 0source record 3375

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Food manufacturing & the supply chain25 index entriesFactory, distribution, and brand-label workers on how mass-produced food is really made and marketed.
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Food manufacturing & the supply chain

25 source records

Appears when: Food manufacturing & the supply chain

What the pattern means: Factory, distribution, and brand-label workers on how mass-produced food is really made and marketed.

What commenters described: Butcher here. Food costs are inflated by distributors and monopolies in the food manufacturing industry. 4 major beef companies in the US. 4 major pork companies. It’s all artificial inflation

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Butcher here. Food costs are inflated by distributors and monopolies in the food manufacturing industry. 4 major beef companies in the US. 4 major pork companies. It’s all artificial inflation

source record 131♥ 5,608
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Don’t have a favorite donut shop. They’re all using the same product y’all need to research Dawn company. 👍🏻 And you definitely don’t wanna know what’s in it. 🤣

posted about 58 days after the source♥ 0
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I assemble kitchen cabinets. We strip the screws all the time. We also use crayons to touch up your paint.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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Butcher here. Food costs are inflated by distributors and monopolies in the food manufacturing industry. 4 major beef companies in the US. 4 major pork companies. It’s all artificial inflation♥ 5,608source record 131
work for domino sugar every bag of sugar is made from the the same product in the same way the only difference is the cost of the packaging thats why the cheaper bags get hard before the expensive ones♥ 105source record 1125
Cheese maker here: The only difference between Colby and Monterey Jack is 3.5 degrees. It's a washed cheese so after the cook you'll drain out half of the whey and add water back in. Colby stirs at 88 degrees and Monterey Jack at 84.5. Also Colby is typically dyed orange so Colby Jack is when they mix them.♥ 63source record 1174
I’ve been a butcher for years and the fat and waste byproducts of cutting meat are sent off and transformed into make up for women’s faces♥ 39source record 1206
I work at a sugar factory. I actually make sugar . please try to not eat processed sugar.. there's so many chemicals added into the process to stabilize evaporation and filtration that there's literally no such thing as organic sugar. organic sugar just means the sugar beets or sugar cane were organic, not the rest of the process♥ 237source record 1319
Chef here. Almost every restaurant gets their food from either US foods or Sysco. At least on the west. Excluding some nicer restaurants ofc.♥ 33source record 1356
I work in produce distribution for high end restaurants. You have to dress nice to enter the restaurant but I pick the food for the orders in sweats!♥ 2source record 1803
That all of your flavoring that they put in your foods are extremely toxic and we have to wear extreme PPE when we are dealing with them. Try to stay away from anything with food coloring. Especially grape and vanilla. Those are one of the worst. The list on those two is a page loan.♥ 2source record 1903
Bread salesman, great value white bread, Sara Lee white bread and bimbo white bread at Walmart is all made from the same bakery just different bags.♥ 8source record 1907
Candles: Don’t ever pay more than $2/oz for handcrafted natural wax candles.♥ 5source record 1912
I work for a well known oj company. They say it’s Florida juice but in reality it’s 99.9% Brazilian OJ with a splash of Florida juice♥ 7source record 1947
90% of all bottled water are the same water. doesn't matter what they put on the label. worked at several major water bottling companies. don't pay the high price tag when you can get the same water with different label at a gas station for $1.♥ 0source record 2094
Don’t have a favorite donut shop. They’re all using the same product y’all need to research Dawn company. 👍🏻 And you definitely don’t wanna know what’s in it. 🤣♥ 0source record 2215
For Colombian coffee to be labeled Colombian, you only need 1 Colombian bean in the entire bag to classify the whole bag as Colombian blend♥ 0source record 2345
I work in the frying oil industry. we never pick up oil from KFC. it all goes into the chicken and I dont think i can ever eat their again.♥ 0source record 2356
Big food manufacturer- Wal-Mart has insane fines and fees for its food suppliers that force us to raise the prices for all of the other grocery stores. That is how they have the lowest prices.♥ 0source record 2589
I assemble kitchen cabinets. We strip the screws all the time. We also use crayons to touch up your paint.♥ 0source record 2627
Roughly 1/3 of popcorn ceiling contains asbestos. Even though it is the number one suspect in common belief.♥ 0source record 2629
A certain major snack manufacturer is robbing you. We sell a bag for nine bucks? Yeah, that only costs 11 cents to make♥ 0source record 2708
Salmon cannery factory rat: “the iron butcher” the machine that heads and guts the fish was discontinued in the 70’s and they renamed it to the butcher in the 50’s cause even then “the iron chink” was too politically incorrect even then♥ 0source record 2798
Donut shop baker here! Dawn, a food supplier, provides most of the glazes, icing, and other items to most donut shops/bakeries that are commercial!♥ 0source record 2809
Your oil you cook with is all refined even the organic and bleached amd horribly degummed and stripped of all nutrients then they add olive oil to it or watever flavor on top and mix it.♥ 0source record 2994
Hairdressers who cut a lot of hair are susceptible to popcorn lung♥ 0source record 3066
Food supply industry in 5 to 10 years we won’t have enough people to maintain refrigeration systems. You better learn how to grow a garden if you like to eat.♥ 0source record 3087
some from previous jobs: •UPS: No one is handling your package with care, also they don't care about your safety at all •Little Caesars: their "Deep Dish" is just the Italian Cheese bread with pizza toppings. •Universal Studios: Most of the time we know why the ride is down, we're just not gonna tell you. But we really don't know when it's gonna be back up.♥ 0source record 3162

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Sanitation & food safety20 index entriesRestaurant and food-service workers on the hygiene lapses, pests, and inspection dodges customers don't see.
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Sanitation & food safety

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Appears when: Sanitation & food safety

What the pattern means: Restaurant and food-service workers on the hygiene lapses, pests, and inspection dodges customers don't see.

What commenters described: Don’t drink the coffee from vending machines the amount of mold and bugs I’ve seen, the smell 😭

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Don’t drink the coffee from vending machines the amount of mold and bugs I’ve seen, the smell 😭

source record 1090♥ 117
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Restaurant manager there’s animals inside every restaurant

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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My last restaurant that I just quit, we had a roach problem. I was unaware until I found one, I told chef and my manager and the most they did is bring the roach outside. didn't do shit for the roach problem.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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Don’t drink the coffee from vending machines the amount of mold and bugs I’ve seen, the smell 😭♥ 117source record 1090
Food industry worker here. No one follows the rules. dont go out to eat. Just make your own food if you cN.♥ 95source record 1194
The vast majority of restaurant chains are well below sanitation standards but consistently let off with warnings by health inspectors, even in serious situations like mold or rats♥ 35source record 1244
Most restaurants have mice.♥ 3source record 1810
Work in a produce warehouse. CLEAN YOUR VEGETABLES! Chemicals are used to make the vegetables look “nice”♥ 0source record 1854
I work at food distribution store. wash your food. it doesnt get tossed just put back in trays. meat, fruit, anything. dont even trust the frosted sugar cookies♥ 0source record 1881
Husband is in commercial pest control. Pretty much every single restaurant, fast food or not, has roaches♥ 0source record 1897
some restaurants pay off the health inspectors.♥ 0source record 2304
I make boxes on a press the size of a house. Most people do not realize that the boxes made for food like pizza is usually set on the floor/anywhere and end up dirtier than the machines we run. But they go under your frozen pizza and you usually eat right off of them. Without any proper cleaning♥ 0source record 2311
Bakery: A crumb cake is made from every item that has fallen on the floor, except sourdough and rye bread.♥ 0source record 2343
Most of your restaurant food is handled with bare hands♥ 0source record 2515
My last restaurant that I just quit, we had a roach problem. I was unaware until I found one, I told chef and my manager and the most they did is bring the roach outside. didn't do shit for the roach problem.♥ 0source record 2567
Restaurant manager there’s animals inside every restaurant♥ 0source record 2577
Server - a lot of the times the cooks are touching your food with bare hands 🙂 i've even seen a few pick from plates for a little snack. and don't even ask about the lemons for your lemon waters♥ 0source record 2676
We don’t cover the sushi station at all. And during the summer, flies are landing on it. No lid. 😳♥ 0source record 2812
if you've eaten out in a restaurant more than 20 times in your life you've probably eaten food off the floor.♥ 0source record 2945
used to work in food service. yall DONT WANNA KNOW.♥ 0source record 3278
Restaurants make their employees come work when they’re sick♥ 0source record 3324
People in fast food sometimes touch/make your food with their bare hands. They tictok on the phones they take into the bathroom, watch corn and do stuff while holding, wipe their nose then hold after, all just to go to work and touch your food without washing their hands after tictoking. Yes, managers do it too.♥ 0source record 3361
food service: if you saw all the cleaning we're told to skip you would never eat anywhere again♥ 0source record 3402

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Bars, wine & drink service15 index entriesBartenders and beverage-industry workers on pours, markups, and what actually goes into your drink.
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Bars, wine & drink service

15 source records

Appears when: Bars, wine & drink service

What the pattern means: Bartenders and beverage-industry workers on pours, markups, and what actually goes into your drink.

What commenters described: Bartender here. Never say pour heavy. Tip first you’ll thank me one day.

Limit: Wine bottles may have small glass shards/glass dust on them since some may have been reused from boxes that have had broken bottles in them. be careful when grabbing them also, some box truck engines are shit and can not accelerate worth a damn.…

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Wine bottles may have small glass shards/glass dust on them since some may have been reused from boxes that have had broken bottles in them. be careful when grabbing them also, some box truck engines are shit and can not accelerate worth a damn. Please be patient with them. also many MANY company trucks HAVE to go the speed limit (or 3mph over depends on the company) or they have speed limiters on them. if you see a truck going 65 in a 70, please just realize its a speed limiter...be patient with truckers in general please... dont tailgate them, they're already going as fast as they are allowed/possibly can with their load

source record 3096♥ 0

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Bartender here. Never say pour heavy. Tip first you’ll thank me one day.

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when you don't tip your bartender after a routine transaction with no drama, the whole staff hears about it and judges you

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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Bartender- 1. not tipping doesn’t prove anything to our employer. 2. if you want us to be paid a livable wage, be ready for your burger and fries to go from $20 to $40+. 3. 80% of people forget all common sense the moment they sit at a restaurants table/bar.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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Bartender here. Never say pour heavy. Tip first you’ll thank me one day.♥ 450source record 592
The brewing industry is actually really bad for the environment. Lots of Co2 emissions and waste of water. Avg brewery uses 7 gallons of water for 1 gallon of beer♥ 61source record 1317
Bartender - if you like your martinis XXXXTRA dirty and you’re out and about, order a dirty with extra dirty THE SIDE. More olive juice = less spirit. You’re cheating yourself. Also ask for the price difference between rocks pour and martini. The difference is 1oz and often times ~$2. Order your spirit as a martini on the rocks. Also doubles aren’t true double. If it’s 1.5 standard and you order a double, it’s 2.5♥ 2source record 1843
More bars & restaurants than u think are marrying bottles 😔 or putting cheaper liquor in a higher end bottle.♥ 0source record 1930
bartender here: ice machines are gross and I rarely ever see bartenders (besides myself) wash their hands♥ 0source record 2265
im a barback, my job cleans the soda and keg lines regularly but many places I've worked Did Not. nasty!♥ 0source record 2288
when you don't tip your bartender after a routine transaction with no drama, the whole staff hears about it and judges you♥ 0source record 2527
wine sales rep- wine owned by the same company is just bottled again with different labels under a different name.♥ 0source record 2606
Bartender- 1. not tipping doesn’t prove anything to our employer. 2. if you want us to be paid a livable wage, be ready for your burger and fries to go from $20 to $40+. 3. 80% of people forget all common sense the moment they sit at a restaurants table/bar.♥ 0source record 2637
Bartender here: that $14 dollar cocktail was poured out of a bottle that the establishment paid 20 dollars for. Also sometimes “well tequila” is tequila flavored vodka 🤢♥ 0source record 2776
liquor store clerk. if you dont have ID at the liqour store, we all hate you and talk about you afterwords. ESPECIALLY if you give attitude.♥ 0source record 2784
WI bartender here: just because you order a drink without ice doesn't mean you're going to be getting more alcohol. also just because a Long Island has several liquors doesn't mean your entire drink will be liquor-unless they charge accordingly. you still get the standard 1.5 oz♥ 0source record 3063
Winemaker. Wine grapes are rarely washed and/or sorted. We call it ✨TERROIR✨♥ 0source record 3083
Wine bottles may have small glass shards/glass dust on them since some may have been reused from boxes that have had broken bottles in them. be careful when grabbing them also, some box truck engines are shit and can not accelerate worth a damn. Please be patient with them. also many MANY company trucks HAVE to go the speed limit (or 3mph over depends on the company) or they have speed limiters on them. if you see a truck going 65 in a 70, please just realize its a speed limiter...be patient with truckers in general please... dont tailgate them, they're already going as fast as they are allowed/possibly can with their load♥ 0source record 3096
bartender: When you're nice and understanding most times you might get something left off your check 🔥♥ 0source record 3146

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Farms, ranches & agriculture13 index entriesFarmers and ranchers on what growing and raising food actually costs them, financially and emotionally.
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Farms, ranches & agriculture

13 source records

Appears when: Farms, ranches & agriculture

What the pattern means: Farmers and ranchers on what growing and raising food actually costs them, financially and emotionally.

What commenters described: Produce industry... organic doesn't mean pesticide free

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Produce industry... organic doesn't mean pesticide free

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rancher:cows do have personality and are dramatic

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Farmer - homesteading is ridiculous. We have an electric grid and grocery stores for a good reason. No one wants your homemade goat soap.

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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Produce industry... organic doesn't mean pesticide free♥ 323source record 777
I work for a farm and people freak out about our animals not having ac or fans and I have to explain to them that they know how to cool off♥ 42source record 1352
A dairy farmer cries when he has to euthanize an animal♥ 7source record 1511
When people say “antibiotic free xxx” all I can think about is “what farmer is just pumping antibiotics into their animals… it’s expensive.” Most of the time we don’t use them unless we HAVE to if an animal is sick/has some sort or ailment. And farms that are “antibiotic free” mean that they can’t use antibiotics even when they NEED to. So the sick animals suffer. It’s inhumane not to treat a sick animal, in my opinion.♥ 0source record 1851
Livestock farmer: there is no money in farming unless you’re doing it wrong.♥ 0source record 1855
In the environmental side of the agriculture industry, some of the biggest profits now come from CO₂ emissions initiatives designed to fight climate change. Ironically, it’s become so profitable... thanks to taxpayer-funded incentives... that companies are producing more CO₂ than ever, just so they can capture it, trade credits, or cash in on government-backed programs. It's a system where polluting becomes the business model, not the problem.♥ 0source record 1870
Grape farmer here, you may pay 💰 5 dollars for a bag of grapes on the supermarket, they pay us 5 dollars for the full box that contains about 9 or 10 bags of grapes, so meany middle man makes more money than farmers 💀💀👌♥ 0source record 2338
rancher:cows do have personality and are dramatic♥ 0source record 2448
Agriculture here, RoundUp is the absolute least of my worries. Theres plenty other things that are way worse,♥ 0source record 2549
Farmer - homesteading is ridiculous. We have an electric grid and grocery stores for a good reason. No one wants your homemade goat soap.♥ 0source record 2574
Food Sales - it’s almost impossible to eat clean unless you grow your own food.♥ 0source record 2711
Agriculture seed wholesale: the big name company you’re buying from for top dollar, I usually put that same variety in a smaller company bag for 20-30 percent less.♥ 0source record 2734
I am a hot food vendor at farmers markets. We pay within 5% of the same food costs that everyone pays from the grocery store. People think we get food at like 50% less and that is not even close to true.♥ 0source record 3092

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Grocery store & deli counter13 index entriesGrocery and deli workers on markups, unwashed carts, and pricing tricks at the store.
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Grocery store & deli counter

13 source records

Appears when: Grocery store & deli counter

What the pattern means: Grocery and deli workers on markups, unwashed carts, and pricing tricks at the store.

What commenters described: Produce manager. I cannot stress enough the importance of washing your produce before you eat it.

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Produce manager. I cannot stress enough the importance of washing your produce before you eat it.

source record 201♥ 4,244
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i used to work in a deli. the micro plastics in lunch meat isnt so micro anymore. stop eating lunch meat. we've had to spoil entire blocks of meat and cheese from being woven with sheets of plastic. sometimes we dont see it right away.

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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The best i got is when i worked at a grocery store (and got a degree in psych), if you confused, irritated, or suspicious in any way, chances are its done intentionally to manipulate you.

posted about 34 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “meat and cheese” recurs across 2 of the 13 source records in Grocery store & deli counter; the complete archive stays available below.

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Produce manager. I cannot stress enough the importance of washing your produce before you eat it.♥ 4,244source record 201
The fat percentage in ground meat at most grocery stores is a guess. The butchers are eyeballing it as they grind it.♥ 0source record 2182
The best i got is when i worked at a grocery store (and got a degree in psych), if you confused, irritated, or suspicious in any way, chances are its done intentionally to manipulate you.♥ 0source record 2340
I can't speak for all grocery stores, n I won't name drop the one I work at, but it's not in any way protocol for us to sanitize the carts for daily use. unless something specific happens, those carts never get cleaned at all♥ 0source record 2457
deli worker here if the case lights are off that means we are closed i know shocker so no we are not still cutting meat and cheese♥ 0source record 2475
i used to work in a deli. the micro plastics in lunch meat isnt so micro anymore. stop eating lunch meat. we've had to spoil entire blocks of meat and cheese from being woven with sheets of plastic. sometimes we dont see it right away.♥ 0source record 2548
wash your cans they spit on them and worse in those grocery warehouse♥ 0source record 2614
Grocery store- ice has the highest % mark up of any item,in the entire store.♥ 0source record 2759
Grocery store-Store brand items have a very large mark up.♥ 0source record 2774
DYLF here: women really love a good cheek blasting. Especially if it’s fruit snacks in the pantry 👀♥ 0source record 2818
Grocery/meat: A lot of stuff that people think is “bad” can still be eaten as if it were regular. It just cosmetically doesn’t look appealing. If I took it and cooked it or repackaged it or something you’d buy it and have absolutely no clue there was anything wrong with it.♥ 0source record 3207
Produce clerk here: wash your produce…… just wash your produce.♥ 0source record 3370
grocery industry- the bigger the chain the cheaper pricing they get. smaller grocers pay more but have to charge the same prices to be competitive they care more for their staff and communities. shop at small local grocers, co-ops and farmers markets if you really want to stick it to the man♥ 0source record 3379

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Money, banking & real estate77 records · 6 sub-topicsMoney, banking & real estate — 77 items
Banking & tellers behind the counter20 index entriesBank tellers and bankers on fees, monitoring, vault myths, and the account tricks people don't know about.
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Banking & tellers behind the counter

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Appears when: Banking & tellers behind the counter

What the pattern means: Bank tellers and bankers on fees, monitoring, vault myths, and the account tricks people don't know about.

What commenters described: Banking. We are looking through your accounts, transactions, direct deposits, what do you make, where do you shop. We are bored.

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Banking. We are looking through your accounts, transactions, direct deposits, what do you make, where do you shop. We are bored.

source record 475♥ 356
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Previous banker - yes they are intentionally crippling communities in NSF fees.

posted about 57 days after the source♥ 0
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The bank does not want your property. They just want you to make your payment.

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “close your account” recurs across 2 of the 20 source records in Banking & tellers behind the counter; the complete archive stays available below.

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Banking. We are looking through your accounts, transactions, direct deposits, what do you make, where do you shop. We are bored.♥ 356source record 475
Merchant Services in banking ~ 1. MOST grown adult do not know the difference between routing number & account number. 2. Most adults do not listen to instructions that they, themselves have ask for.♥ 2source record 1698
How does the bank of the deceased find out so quickly that the owner of the accounts has died?♥ 3source record 1755
After enough time handling money, experienced bank tellers (me) can identify a bill’s denomination just by the way it feels or sounds when flipping through a stack, without even looking closely.♥ 3source record 1802
We don’t keep pallets or even bricks of cash in the bank vault. You’re lucky to see $20k in the vault♥ 0source record 1872
I work for a bank. People get upset and threaten to close their accounts. Nobody cares of you close your account.♥ 1source record 1953
pawnbroker we don't want to take your merchandise. we want you to pick it up.♥ 3source record 1973
Previous banker - yes they are intentionally crippling communities in NSF fees.♥ 0source record 2073
credit card companies give full refund on flawed diamonds.....♥ 0source record 2121
I work in finance.. a lot of people don’t know about the Mastercard agreement. Even if you get a new card after a dispute, that company can contact Mastercard and request your information and recharge that new card.♥ 0source record 2216
Banking: Alwaus ask to have fees reversed. If your nice the banker will always reverse fees♥ 0source record 2228
i work at a bank so i actually can’t tell yall♥ 0source record 2245
Banker here: We accept $2 bills and have some to give customers if they ask for them.♥ 0source record 2357
Banker here. Rich people make obscene amounts of money by buying and selling groups of mortgages.♥ 0source record 2543
The bank does not want your property. They just want you to make your payment.♥ 0source record 2580
Banking, we don’t to give notice sometimes when we close your account…♥ 0source record 2781
banker here, our bonuses are dependent on overdraft and late fees and we gossip about your personal business, especially if you overshare♥ 0source record 2943
banker- money markets/savings accounts are a waste if you have the money put it into a cd with over 4% interest, you can recycle that money and you've off interest♥ 0source record 3148
Banking: every single thing you do is monitored (seems like a “duh” kind of thing) but a lot of people don’t understand that everything coming in and going out is monitored♥ 0source record 3175
As a bank teller NO we don’t have millions in the vault 😭 at the most it’s about $150,000. It might be different for larger banks but most will not hold that much money in the vault♥ 0source record 3321

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Personal finance & wealth advice16 index entriesFinance workers on 401ks, retirement, pay, and blunt takes on how the wealthy actually get rich.
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Personal finance & wealth advice

16 source records

Appears when: Personal finance & wealth advice

What the pattern means: Finance workers on 401ks, retirement, pay, and blunt takes on how the wealthy actually get rich.

What commenters described: Ua/Welder: Tell your kids trades are making wayyy more than most 4 yr degree’s with student loans will ever pay them .

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Ua/Welder: Tell your kids trades are making wayyy more than most 4 yr degree’s with student loans will ever pay them .

source record 571♥ 314
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Pension plans still exist.

posted about 59 days after the source♥ 1
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Ex-stripper here. We had to pay to go to work. So we start the night already $250+ in debt to the club and have to pay regardless of whether we make that or not 🤣

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0

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Ua/Welder: Tell your kids trades are making wayyy more than most 4 yr degree’s with student loans will ever pay them .♥ 314source record 571
Multi millionaire…401ks are a scam !!!!♥ 42source record 1128
Private equity is a compensation scheme disguised as an asset class.♥ 45source record 1408
We have to pay multi millionaires (who have nothing to do with the industry) 90% of our profit for the right to work. That's why American seafood is so expensive. It's also why the fishermen are going bankrupt one after another. Get the book "the fish market" to see how the Walton family stole our rights♥ 52source record 1419
My profession is now retirement. It is awesome! 😉♥ 9source record 1549
Sports teams are just a way for the ultra rich to rub shoulders with other rich people and get tax write offs♥ 1source record 2036
Pension plans still exist.♥ 1source record 2062
work in finance- you're investments will rarely be able to be finished the same day!!♥ 0source record 2087
Student loan industry: No one knows how the Credit Scoring system in the US works... Or loans in general (Not just student loans).♥ 0source record 2233
You don’t need to make 6 figures to build wealth.♥ 0source record 2350
Financial advisor - asset based fees do not relate to the amount of time advisor spends on relationship♥ 0source record 2520
Ex-stripper here. We had to pay to go to work. So we start the night already $250+ in debt to the club and have to pay regardless of whether we make that or not 🤣♥ 0source record 2603
Finance here: you need to start contributing to your retirement account yesterday, stop putting it off.♥ 0source record 2939
Economic Development Specialist….. development companies are DEEEEP in politics. The corruption is real and honestly will never change.♥ 0source record 3184
Wealth management: $1 million invested is earning $40k a year. They literally make a salary off being rich. We have no chance. (and btw $1 million isn't even rich anymore)♥ 0source record 3185
I need you to tell me the process. I’m invested now.♥ 0source record 3188

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Real estate & property management14 index entriesRealtors and property managers on rentals, mortgages, appraisals, and what leasing and buying really involve.
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Real estate & property management

14 source records

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What the pattern means: Realtors and property managers on rentals, mortgages, appraisals, and what leasing and buying really involve.

What commenters described: Real estate appraisals: your house is the same value whether you clean or not so just relax 🙏✨

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Real estate appraisals: your house is the same value whether you clean or not so just relax 🙏✨

source record 642♥ 555
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Property manager, different companies look for ways to judge your application outside of fair housing laws. Ex: auto denial if you are an unauthorized occupant at your current spot. Better get on that lease!

posted about 59 days after the source♥ 1
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Real estate agent here - paying your mortgage bi-weekly will reduce your loan term by 6-7 years & saves you thousands in interest

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “estate agent here” recurs across 2 of the 14 source records in Real estate & property management; the complete archive stays available below.

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Real estate appraisals: your house is the same value whether you clean or not so just relax 🙏✨♥ 555source record 642
Property Manager here. You’re better off putting someone down as a roommate than a co-signer. The requirements for a co-signer is usually double the requirements to rent and they have the same responsibility as a roommate without the privileges.♥ 138source record 1003
realtor: the majority of realtors should NOT be agents and they give us horrible reputations from their laziness♥ 71source record 1007
Mortgage industry- don't lie about your finances. We will ALWAYS find out♥ 24source record 1413
Title Company for Real Estate in Texas. We make the least money in the transaction, bc its regulated by the state. Everyone thinks we make bank, but we don't.♥ 0source record 1868
Real estate agent here - paying your mortgage bi-weekly will reduce your loan term by 6-7 years & saves you thousands in interest♥ 0source record 1892
Property Management Company here. We are losing a huge amount of affordable rental housing every year because 5 out of 10 units and houses are DESTROYED upon move out. So owners keep raising rents to try and "weed people out". And sadly, it seems to work.♥ 4source record 1920
Property manager, different companies look for ways to judge your application outside of fair housing laws. Ex: auto denial if you are an unauthorized occupant at your current spot. Better get on that lease!♥ 1source record 2017
Work in property management most of the people do not read the leases before moving in♥ 0source record 2076
Realtor here: there are always interest rates lower than the lowest interest rate “available” you just have to pay for it.♥ 0source record 2721
Real estate agent here… unless you buy and sell at least 5 properties a year, you will get screwed on something in a transaction if you don’t use an agent to help you. I see it all the time.♥ 0source record 2856
property management: we still send the deceased to evictions/collections♥ 0source record 3311
I used to work real estate; namely renting apartments. All of the ladies that work the front office are mean girls. Like nurse-mean. Even if they act nice.♥ 0source record 3377
Realtors do A LOT more work than we’re given credit for. It truly amazes me how many people think all we do is open doors 😅.♥ 0source record 3405

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Accounting, tax & payroll13 index entriesAccountants, CPAs, and payroll staff on how much (or little) tax prep and paycheck accuracy involve real expertise.
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Accounting, tax & payroll

13 source records

Appears when: Accounting, tax & payroll

What the pattern means: Accountants, CPAs, and payroll staff on how much (or little) tax prep and paycheck accuracy involve real expertise.

What commenters described: im an accountant. You don’t really need to know math

Limit: Tax preparer: we do not, I repeat, we do NOT work for the government. We are not part of the government. We do not have special access to the government. We most certainly cannot control the speed that the IRS processes your return and issues your refund.…

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Tax preparer: we do not, I repeat, we do NOT work for the government. We are not part of the government. We do not have special access to the government. We most certainly cannot control the speed that the IRS processes your return and issues your refund. We are fellow civilans allowed to help you fill out those obnoxiously convoluted forms. THAT IS IT.

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im an accountant. You don’t really need to know math

source record 152♥ 5,483
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Payroll specialist- always always review your paystubs. Mistakes happen ALL the time and the longer it takes to notice the issue, the harder it can be to fix the problem. Also always contribute an additional withholding amount if you’re anymore other than exempt from fed taxes

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Tax pro here: I'd say about 75% of tax returns are done incorrectly. Even those prepared by CPAs. All because of our needlessly complicated tax laws. 🙄

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “im an accountant you dont” recurs across 2 of the 13 source records in Accounting, tax & payroll; the complete archive stays available below.

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im an accountant. You don’t really need to know math♥ 5,483source record 152
payroll - 99% of the errors on your check has NOTHING to do with the payroll department its your manager♥ 1,244source record 587
Accountants are bad at math. I saw a CPA open a calculator and do addition. Also, most have no idea about personal taxes, we have software that prompts us for certain information.♥ 43source record 1157
I’m an accountant. I do not only do tax returns. I also don’t do individual taxes. Ppl ask what I do for living and when I tell them it’s met with “you should do my tax returns”. I do not do that.♥ 1source record 1995
As an accountant, people think you’re smarter than you are…also accountants do more than just taxes lol♥ 0source record 2214
I'm an accountant. You don't need to be smart or know math you just need to work a ton of hours for low pay.♥ 0source record 2281
Payroll specialist- always always review your paystubs. Mistakes happen ALL the time and the longer it takes to notice the issue, the harder it can be to fix the problem. Also always contribute an additional withholding amount if you’re anymore other than exempt from fed taxes♥ 0source record 2365
CPA: money does not exist♥ 0source record 2488
Tax pro here: I'd say about 75% of tax returns are done incorrectly. Even those prepared by CPAs. All because of our needlessly complicated tax laws. 🙄♥ 0source record 2503
Tax Preparer: STOP ASKING HR WHAT YOUR EXEMPTIONS ARE. THEY DON'T KNOW A AND ARE ALWAYS WRONG♥ 0source record 3059
I deal with state taxes. It’s a scam. I tell people if you ain’t got the money how you gonna pay? DONT! lol♥ 0source record 3105
Financial planner - all things taxes.♥ 0source record 3145
Tax preparer: we do not, I repeat, we do NOT work for the government. We are not part of the government. We do not have special access to the government. We most certainly cannot control the speed that the IRS processes your return and issues your refund. We are fellow civilans allowed to help you fill out those obnoxiously convoluted forms. THAT IS IT.♥ 0source record 3187

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Auto finance & dealerships10 index entriesCar salespeople and auto-finance workers on markups, loans, and what dealerships don't volunteer.
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Auto finance & dealerships

10 source records

Appears when: Auto finance & dealerships

What the pattern means: Car salespeople and auto-finance workers on markups, loans, and what dealerships don't volunteer.

What commenters described: Car business: Dividing your monthly payment in half and paying it every 2 weeks allows you to pay your car off in a year quicker, saving you thousands on interest.

⚠ Needs contextContext: Twenty-six half-payments equal 13 monthly payments, so an extra annual payment can reduce principal and interest. The exact payoff time and savings depend on the balance, APR and term, and on whether the servicer applies partial payments promptly rather than holding them or charging a service fee. CFPB advises checking the contract and confirming how payments are applied. Sources: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — biweekly auto-payment consent order · Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — how auto-loan payments are applied

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Car business: Dividing your monthly payment in half and paying it every 2 weeks allows you to pay your car off in a year quicker, saving you thousands on interest.

source record 299♥ 1,278
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most people take their cars to dealerships thinking they’re getting the best service while lots of dealerships actually pay other tire companies/mechanics to get it fixed and charge you double what they get charged…

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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Working for a dealership, sales makes more money on used cars than new cars.

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “take your car” recurs across 2 of the 10 source records in Auto finance & dealerships; the complete archive stays available below.

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Car business: Dividing your monthly payment in half and paying it every 2 weeks allows you to pay your car off in a year quicker, saving you thousands on interest.♥ 1,278source record 299↑ Open the fact-check
When you take your car to a dealership, 9 times out of 10 you’re not getting some master tech that’s been working on cars for 40 yrs, you’re getting 23yr old Brandon who’s had 2 Red Bulls by 11am and has a toolbox worth more than his car♥ 946source record 391
I process car loans for a living and credit scores are far from the most important thing when determining if you are approved for a good rate or not♥ 27source record 1259
Dealership- 9 times out of 10 your paying about 50% more than the what the actual cost of the part is, yes employees get discounts but we still pay a markup it’s just lower..♥ 0source record 1871
Dealerships are where new mechanics are trained, they over charge and mess up a lot, once experienced they go start their own Garage.♥ 1source record 2037
Auto finance here! People assume if you’re behind on payments, we want to take your car. Truth is, no tf we don’t. Repossession is expensive, costing upwards of $400-$1200 per car depending on the state, plus we then have to clean it, fix whatever you did to it, get it ready for auction, pay the auction a cut, etc. Most of us would much rather you call us and play “let’s make a deal” over the phone than us repo you. If you’re behind on payments and struggling, just try calling your lender and seeing what you can work out. You’d be amazed how many of us are willing to help you rather than hurt you. Helping you, is helping us.♥ 0source record 2359
Working for a dealership, sales makes more money on used cars than new cars.♥ 0source record 2542
most people take their cars to dealerships thinking they’re getting the best service while lots of dealerships actually pay other tire companies/mechanics to get it fixed and charge you double what they get charged…♥ 0source record 2559
Car business here, your car never loses value when you get it out of the dealership, you just paid more than the car is worth (is not the interest what rips you off 😉)♥ 0source record 2628
Auto finance- stop telling dealerships how much cash down you have or if you own your trade in- they will raise the price of the car your buying..♥ 0source record 2995

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Law, gov & public safety99 records · 6 sub-topicsLaw, gov & public safety — 99 items
Government bureaucracy, benefits & regulated industries28 index entriesGovernment staff, benefits administrators, and workers in regulated industries like casinos and hospitals on how the system actually runs.
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Government bureaucracy, benefits & regulated industries

28 source records

Appears when: Government bureaucracy, benefits & regulated industries

What the pattern means: Government staff, benefits administrators, and workers in regulated industries like casinos and hospitals on how the system actually runs.

What commenters described: Illegal immigrants cannot collect food stamps or get Medicaid. The narrative that they are abusing the system is inherently false

Limit: I work for the local county government and there's A LOT of time spent not working across the board. all on the taxpayers dime. 🙃

✓ Supported, with contextWhat the evidence says: USDA says SNAP has never been extended to undocumented noncitizens. They are also generally ineligible for federally funded nonemergency Medicaid, but federal law permits emergency Medicaid for people who meet the other requirements, and states may fund additional coverage. The SNAP half is accurate; the blanket Medicaid wording needs those exceptions. Sources: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services — emergency Medicaid coverage for ineligible noncitizens · U.S. Department of Agriculture — SNAP eligibility

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I work for the local county government and there's A LOT of time spent not working across the board. all on the taxpayers dime. 🙃

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Illegal immigrants cannot collect food stamps or get Medicaid. The narrative that they are abusing the system is inherently false

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The pay back rate on slot machines is much higher than people think. They’re not rigged, you just aren’t betting enough.

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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I work for the local county government and there's A LOT of time spent not working across the board. all on the taxpayers dime. 🙃

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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Illegal immigrants cannot collect food stamps or get Medicaid. The narrative that they are abusing the system is inherently false♥ 1,908source record 795↑ Open the fact-check
Casino/Gaming Surveillance - Any person who flys into/out of Las Vegas, can be tracked through facial recognition from the moment you arrive until the moment you leave.♥ 434source record 840
I'm a roulette dealer. there's no moter in the wheel an no magnets to effect the ball we literally have a real compas on the table to test the ball to make sure it's nonmagnetic. the odds are so bad the casino doesn't need to cheat you.♥ 366source record 858
Approximately 70% of US hospitals are registered as non-profit. Like churches they are tax exempt and their tax returns are public. During Covid they received massive government subsidies. My hospital used that $25million to double executive salaries while we were told raises were put on hold for YEARS! You can download the tax returns. Executive salaries are listed in the returns.♥ 283source record 922
304 Here : Most clients are old rich men. Lawyers , doctor , Engineer just high paying jobs.♥ 103source record 1086
the amount of permitting, inspections, documentation, and federal annual reports that it takes to work with birds♥ 14source record 1528
I work in Vital Statistics and when funeral homes send in their dc for filing they almost never check the pregnancy status box for "females" when it's required for filing. This wasn't a fun fact just me reminding y'all to check the dang box. 😉♥ 4source record 1807
Non-Profit/Political Sector: 99% of non-profits do in fact make a SIGNIFICANT profit. You cannot be a successful Politician without BIG money, were talking millions (whether it comes from lobbying or family money) there is no such thing as a "working class" Politician. Also, lobbying is basically saying "I'll vote this way if you donate this much". So a Politician's whole job is just to be the face for the interests of the people who pay them the most.♥ 2source record 1809
dept of transportation dispatch. we do fix potholes all the time, but because of the massive linear miles of roads, we can't watch them all. we rely on reports of issues to send emergency crews out to fix things. don't assume people already know, always report bad road issues!♥ 0source record 1861
I work with nonprofit programs. Twice the work for half the money, the turnover rate is insane.♥ 1source record 2027
Nudists are mostly politically conservative...♥ 0source record 2074
Table Games Dealer. We can tell if you're counting cards.♥ 0source record 2110
Park ranger: yes, you are in fact too close to that wild animal, please give it its space.♥ 0source record 2201
I work as a naturalist for a park. They actively try to get rid of nature and the naturalist because it’s not “profitable”. We are paid very little to deter ppl from working♥ 0source record 2237
Amazon Drivers are prohibited from carrying any protection equipment like bear spray, pepper spray, knives, or guns. even if you're licensed to carry by the fed government if you get caught with something you'll be fired on the spot♥ 0source record 2335
you have to have a SSN to qualify for SNAP♥ 0source record 2362
Government Employee - No one above a GS12 is really necessary to get anything done. They exist only to take the blame when things go sideways.♥ 0source record 2385
I work for the local county government and there's A LOT of time spent not working across the board. all on the taxpayers dime. 🙃♥ 0source record 2554
The pay back rate on slot machines is much higher than people think. They’re not rigged, you just aren’t betting enough.♥ 0source record 2612
hi I'm trying to reach you about extending your auto warranty 🤣♥ 0source record 3009
The government is not very sophisticated♥ 0source record 3033
City Planner here, zoning districts were originally to keep minorities out. Not to protect the general public. That came waaaay after industries ruined communities with pollution♥ 0source record 3104
I work in policy, politics and advocacy. The issue is not our politicians, it’s us.♥ 0source record 3129
Federal employee here i work 10% of my day and get paid more than the civilian work force♥ 0source record 3151
Veterans admin is paying the medical bills for ICE detainees♥ 0source record 3157
Social security disability adjudicator: educated people w/skilled jobs are least likely to get approved for benefits for physical impairments. Also applies for people under age 50 no matter what.♥ 0source record 3203
park secretary here! reving your engine and honking at the ducks and geese are not gonna make them move out of the road any faster! in fact it'll probably just make them angry lol♥ 0source record 3279
Short term disability specialist here: take the time off. Have a therapist take you off of work. DO NOT SAY IT’S WORK RELATED♥ 0source record 3368

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Courts, lawyers, prisons & inmates23 index entriesAttorneys, court staff, and corrections workers on how cases, sentencing, and incarceration actually play out.
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Courts, lawyers, prisons & inmates

23 source records

Appears when: Courts, lawyers, prisons & inmates

What the pattern means: Attorneys, court staff, and corrections workers on how cases, sentencing, and incarceration actually play out.

What commenters described: I deal with inmates and their families. The absolute nicest people I talk to are family members of people on 💀 Row

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I deal with inmates and their families. The absolute nicest people I talk to are family members of people on 💀 Row

source record 1359♥ 49
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You may be summoned to court to testify about students from years back 😭.

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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Inmates escape often. In Oklahoma, you can sign up for orange codes. It's essentially a text to warn you that an inmate has escaped in your area

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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I deal with inmates and their families. The absolute nicest people I talk to are family members of people on 💀 Row♥ 49source record 1359
....Prosecutor here.... the county clerk makes the recommendations for traffic tickets.....I just agree or disagree....👍♥ 22source record 1455
Most people who break the law for the first time get sent to a court program and their charges are dropped a few months later.♥ 7source record 1573
prison guard here: at least in texas: state prisons don't fall under OSHA regulations, and there's straight up so many biohazards and unsanitary working conditions in the kitchens where theres thousands of roaches in them♥ 0source record 1898
Attorney, damn near any documents you do online are going to have problems or not comply with your state laws. Don’t get pissed when we charge WAY more to fix the mess you create than it would have cost to have done it correctly.♥ 0source record 1932
Legal: Attorneys don't know everything. Do not call your Patent Attorney cousin when you can a DUI and expect them to make it "go away."♥ 1source record 1990
Lawyer here, nine times out of 10 whatever your problem is someone else has already had it. So just go talk to an attorney.♥ 1source record 2012
nonprofits are tax shelters♥ 0source record 2123
I argue with attorneys for a living. They are just googling stuff and going with what Google says most of the time.♥ 0source record 2139
i’m a paralegal - any paperwork or case management you think your attorney does… I do & i promise you they don’t remember why you’re coming in 90% of the time without a debriefing♥ 0source record 2157
lawyers at bigger firms have to keep track of and bill clients for every 6 minutes of work …♥ 0source record 2160
Lawyers more often than not agree with each other as to the just outcome of the case, in my experience anyways.♥ 0source record 2244
Some county jails are actually really nice but prison is way better♥ 0source record 2313
Legal assistant: 90% of issues can be solved from the get go, but most cases are drug out over many years and thousands upon thousands of dollars just to go to Court and get the same result you’d get if you would’ve stopped being stubborn and settled at the beginning♥ 0source record 2413
Judiciary clerk, if u have a traffic ticket & it suspended your license but u dont wanna pay it, you can request a trial & pending trial your license will be unsespended & if the police doesnt show it will be thrown out♥ 0source record 2466
There are wayyyy more illiterate people than you think. And the amount of people who can’t follow basic direct instructions is stifling. My work requires people to write and I’ve had people not be able to write/read BASIC words. I’ve had to refuse service for legal purposes because they literally could not read or write. (I try to refer them to people who can help but I can not write anything for them by law)♥ 0source record 2482
You may be summoned to court to testify about students from years back 😭.♥ 0source record 2534
Inmates escape often. In Oklahoma, you can sign up for orange codes. It's essentially a text to warn you that an inmate has escaped in your area♥ 0source record 2571
dont immediately go to the courthouse when you find out you have a warrant. call first and see what their policy is, or call your attorney first.♥ 0source record 2963
98% of people don’t need a personal injury attorney and are hanging over 33.3%-45% of their settlement for nothing.♥ 0source record 3012
I'm tired now, but I worked in a county jail. We spent well over twenty five thousand dollars just for toilet paper♥ 0source record 3017
I work in a Superior Court, get an attorney to represent you. Pro-Se rarely get anything right.♥ 0source record 3021
Litigation Attorney: you could do all of this yourself. You are literally paying me so you don’t have to deal with the time and effort it would take to figure out the assorted court rules and laws. Oh, and I deal with the daily stress of handling the case, so you don’t have to.♥ 0source record 3060

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Social workers & child welfare16 index entriesSocial workers and child-services staff on what their authority and job actually involve, versus what people assume.
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Social workers & child welfare

16 source records

Appears when: Social workers & child welfare

What the pattern means: Social workers and child-services staff on what their authority and job actually involve, versus what people assume.

What commenters described: social worker: your medical insurance pays for extra benefits you arent aware of! Attendants, housing renovations for disability accessibility, all medical equipment. Also as a therapist: people who say therapy isnt for everyone or it doesnt work,…

Limit: social worker: your medical insurance pays for extra benefits you arent aware of! Attendants, housing renovations for disability accessibility, all medical equipment. Also as a therapist: people who say therapy isnt for everyone or it doesnt work,…

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social worker: your medical insurance pays for extra benefits you arent aware of! Attendants, housing renovations for disability accessibility, all medical equipment. Also as a therapist: people who say therapy isnt for everyone or it doesnt work, doesnt actively do the physical work needed outside of therapy!

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social worker: your medical insurance pays for extra benefits you arent aware of! Attendants, housing renovations for disability accessibility, all medical equipment. Also as a therapist: people who say therapy isnt for everyone or it doesnt work, doesnt actively do the physical work needed outside of therapy!

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Dhs receives money everytime they pull a child from home. The state makes more money adopting them out to strangers than relatives. They will make up a reason and then make money on it. Don’t talk to them, get an attorney.

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Not everyone cares about their kids. Some use their kids to get money for themselves from the government

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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Within 16 source records, 0 explicitly report a benefit and 1 explicitly report a limit or failure. These are attributed experiences, not effectiveness data.

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social worker: your medical insurance pays for extra benefits you arent aware of! Attendants, housing renovations for disability accessibility, all medical equipment. Also as a therapist: people who say therapy isnt for everyone or it doesnt work, doesnt actively do the physical work needed outside of therapy!♥ 20source record 1460
as a community based social services worker.. police don’t know the laws nearly as well as you think they do. & it’s far more effective to show up every single time with kindness than it is to shut out things that make you uncomfortable. the uncomfortable things phase out when people realize you’re a safe person.♥ 1source record 1927
Social worker: we don't tell people to stop using drugs, we focus on harm reduction ❤️♥ 0source record 1935
Case managers/ social workers are some of the high functioning addicts♥ 0source record 1937
Future Social Worker: No one gets to choose when, where, how, and to whom they are born. No one gets to choose the color of their skin or 🧬health. No one gets to choose their native language…♥ 0source record 2203
Children services here. I'm in Ohio. we actually have no power. law enforcement or the court has to remove a child. we can make recommendations all day but that doesn't mean the court will listen. even though the court has never seen the inside of the house or met the children♥ 0source record 2217
I work in the social services field, so homelessness and addiction recovery..... most the money the government spends on fixing the problem actually goes to admin cost rather than directly serving the at risk individual. and many times it is redundant admin costs... it would honestly be cheaper to just buy everybody a house♥ 0source record 2329
Social workers aren't case managers. We can be many things, case managers are just one of those things. We are trained in research, human behavior, therapy techniques, how systems work and how to find loopholes in them to help people, advocacy and political organizing, community organizing, supervising others.... social workers are very versatile!♥ 0source record 2337
Dhs receives money everytime they pull a child from home. The state makes more money adopting them out to strangers than relatives. They will make up a reason and then make money on it. Don’t talk to them, get an attorney.♥ 0source record 2405
People think we get incentives to remove kids. We don’t. We have a legal obligation for the least restrictive intervention.♥ 0source record 2415
social worker. don't take your first no if it seems you might qualify for something, and it's actually doctors job to answer your questions so you can make informed decisions.♥ 0source record 2443
Not everyone cares about their kids. Some use their kids to get money for themselves from the government♥ 0source record 2521
Some Social Workers actually voted for 🤡♥ 0source record 2844
Child Support officer......if you have a partner without a ssn. it will always be impossible to pursue or enforce.♥ 0source record 3011
Social worker … child welfare policies were created bcuz of policies that protected animals♥ 0source record 3075
surprise surprise, CPS workers dont have nearly as much authority as the general public believes.♥ 0source record 3174

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Police, security & 911 dispatch15 index entriesCops, security guards, and dispatchers on what happens, and doesn't, when you call for help.
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Police, security & 911 dispatch

15 source records

Appears when: Police, security & 911 dispatch

What the pattern means: Cops, security guards, and dispatchers on what happens, and doesn't, when you call for help.

What commenters described: I'm a cop. Miranda rights are not automatically read just because someone is arrested like on TV.

✓ Supported, with contextWhat the evidence says: Miranda warnings generally are required before custodial interrogation, not at the moment of every arrest. Failure to warn usually affects whether a custodial statement can be used in the prosecution's case; it does not automatically invalidate the arrest or dismiss the case. Sources: U.S. Department of Justice — Miranda and custodial interrogation

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I'm a cop. Miranda rights are not automatically read just because someone is arrested like on TV.

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Most ppl call 911(EMS/Fire specifically )bc it’s convenient and not bc it’s a true emergency. They don’t want to problem solve.

posted about 57 days after the source♥ 1
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Most cops don’t want to enforce the law and will make every effort to avoid the paperwork required after / getting stuck at work after the shift ended (obviously will get paid OT though). It’s mostly those that have an actual passion for the job and those looking to get promoted or go to a certain unit.

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0

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I'm a cop. Miranda rights are not automatically read just because someone is arrested like on TV.♥ 84source record 952↑ Open the fact-check
Private security, we hate all our clients. life would be easier if you just listened to our advice because we see everything even the stuff you think no one saw♥ 25source record 1453
Security Officer: Depending on the type of business. You're always getting watched by cameras. From the time you exit your vehicle to the time you leave.♥ 10source record 1499
Police Officer: We prefer frosted donuts over powdered donuts because they’re less messy♥ 2source record 1799
I’m a cop, 👮‍♀️most cops can’t fight or run fast., also most downtown in every big city have a no chaise policy, so if you’re trying to outrun us drive go downtown we wanna chase but we can’t and it pisses me off.!!♥ 3source record 1979
Most ppl call 911(EMS/Fire specifically )bc it’s convenient and not bc it’s a true emergency. They don’t want to problem solve.♥ 1source record 2009
Forensic reconstruction artist here: - 95% of all police reports are wrong. - Most fatalities occur because of falls less than 8 ft high.♥ 0source record 2098
My ex was a sheriff, and every time it would rain she would say welp it’s someone’s get out of jail free card today because she did not want to run or work in the rain. Also, I worked at Metro by T-mobile. 1) They have days were activation is free but we don’t tell you that we tell you if you buy a case we could take the activation off just to get you to buy a case. 2) keeping the insurance and putting you on the highest plan is not a requirement. We just say it is because it goes into our pockets and they tell us we have to. 3) yall don’t have “deals/coupons ” on your account. If it’s free for you it’s free for everybody. ( not really free you still have to pay something) 4) if you’re trying to buy something and are being rude, I will most likely say we don’t have it🤷🏽‍♀️♥ 0source record 2258
911 dispatcher. my medical questions will not delay the response, it has already been dispatched!! I say this so many times a day♥ 0source record 2277
911 is for emergencies only!!♥ 0source record 2431
Most cops don’t want to enforce the law and will make every effort to avoid the paperwork required after / getting stuck at work after the shift ended (obviously will get paid OT though). It’s mostly those that have an actual passion for the job and those looking to get promoted or go to a certain unit.♥ 0source record 2483
im a security guard and uhh we don’t have police authority, essentially we are just snitching citizens 🤝♥ 0source record 2773
Unarmed Security. We are trained to observe and report. Anyone doing more than that is most likely breaking protocol. Also the test to get an unarmed license in Fl is so easy that children have passed it.♥ 0source record 2806
911 calltaker, the call was in basically as soon as you gave the address. Just because we’re talking doesn’t mean help isn’t coming already. I’m also not an officer. I try to inform and reassure ppl of this everyday lol♥ 0source record 2874
911 Dispatcher: most police officers/ deputies will unlock your vehicle for you if you lock your keys inside. Especially if you are a pleasant person when you call.♥ 0source record 3144

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Fire & EMS10 index entriesFirefighters and EMTs on what most of their calls, and their job, actually look like.
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Fire & EMS

10 source records

Appears when: Fire & EMS

What the pattern means: Firefighters and EMTs on what most of their calls, and their job, actually look like.

What commenters described: Rural firefighter. Most people don’t realize their local rural fd might only have one or no people on duty at a time. We just hope volunteers show up if we need them

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Rural firefighter. Most people don’t realize their local rural fd might only have one or no people on duty at a time. We just hope volunteers show up if we need them

source record 1240♥ 41
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Firefighter: Fire trucks are red to camouflage with the fire

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Firefighter, we do have authority over pd but in rare cases. Also we hate it if they pull up and start knocking windows out because it adds more air to the fire.

posted about 35 days after the source♥ 0

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Rural firefighter. Most people don’t realize their local rural fd might only have one or no people on duty at a time. We just hope volunteers show up if we need them♥ 41source record 1240
I’m an aerial lift inspector (firetruck inspector) - Most fire fighters only see 1-8 fires a year 10-30 if you’re in a bigger city. It’s 60% EMS calls or false alarms calls the other is mostly working out or chilling♥ 30source record 1344
Firefighter/EMT here. I'd rather drive myself to the hospital half dead than call 911 and rely on the dim EMTs that show up.♥ 11source record 1942
Firefighter - Its not IF but WHEN for Lithium Battery fires - never use knock off plugs/chargers - research thermal runaway! They are so dangerous!!!♥ 1source record 1996
Firefighters do basically everything you wouldn’t call and police for. Water leak in house, fire department. Electricity issues Fire Department. Baby locked in car Fire department, grandma high on corner🧑‍🚒♥ 1source record 2005
Fireman here, sometimes we let old houses burn completely to raise the property value in the area since it’s all relatively local♥ 1source record 2008
Firefighter, we do have authority over pd but in rare cases. Also we hate it if they pull up and start knocking windows out because it adds more air to the fire.♥ 0source record 2363
Firefighter: Fire trucks are red to camouflage with the fire♥ 0source record 2492
Firefighter, 4% of everything we do is actual firefighting, also as a former police dispatcher 80% of everything people call for is bs♥ 0source record 2907
Sometimes wildland firefighting is cool and peaceful. Other times you're fighting for your life, avoiding trees, bullets, infections, blisters, sleep deprivation, fatigue, crazy locals, and the list goes on. nobody talks abt the bad side of this job cuz nobody wants to look like a complainer cuz complainers dont get put on crews. If I knew more abt the bad side of this job I would've went somewhere else♥ 0source record 3125

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Military & the armed forces7 index entriesService members on military life, culture, and what "military grade" and base life are really like.
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Military & the armed forces

7 source records

Appears when: Military & the armed forces

What the pattern means: Service members on military life, culture, and what "military grade" and base life are really like.

What commenters described: Military grade means the cheapest materials that still get the job done well enough. Don't pick that one 😉

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Military grade means the cheapest materials that still get the job done well enough. Don't pick that one 😉

source record 253♥ 4,003
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To legally put this, the Navy can discharge "very small amounts of long-lived gamma radioactivity into seas greater than 12 nautical miles of shore"

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0
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The navy dumps a lot of trash into the ocean. Bags and bags of plastic, metal, you name it.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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Military grade means the cheapest materials that still get the job done well enough. Don't pick that one 😉♥ 4,003source record 253
Most military members don’t want to kill people♥ 4source record 1789
military chow halls take $400+ a month from soldiers for food. 90% of the food is prepackaged or frozen cafeteria items. also most chow halls have roaches in the dish rooms. and you get written up for actually seasoning anything. 😩♥ 2source record 1800
military....many military members are predators and the most vile human beings you could ever meet. But yes, keep thanking them for their service. 🙄♥ 0source record 2512
The navy dumps a lot of trash into the ocean. Bags and bags of plastic, metal, you name it.♥ 0source record 2563
To legally put this, the Navy can discharge "very small amounts of long-lived gamma radioactivity into seas greater than 12 nautical miles of shore"♥ 0source record 2616
Signing on the dotted line, joining the military, can change someone’s life for the better.♥ 0source record 2957

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Transport, delivery & aviation71 records · 5 sub-topicsTransport, delivery & aviation — 71 items
Trucking & freight on the road24 index entriesTruckers, freight haulers, and rail and dispatch workers on safety, taxes, and what really happens to a load in transit.
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Trucking & freight on the road

24 source records

Appears when: Trucking & freight on the road

What the pattern means: Truckers, freight haulers, and rail and dispatch workers on safety, taxes, and what really happens to a load in transit.

What commenters described: Truck driver here if you dont see my mirror i dont see you

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Truck driver here if you dont see my mirror i dont see you

source record 530♥ 1,415
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Fuel delivery driver: pretty much every brand of gasoline is the same exact stuff. There are some slight additive differences, but additive makes up a very very small percentage. Also, bonus fact for anyone with tractors/bobcats/whatever off road equipment: dyed diesel is not only the exact same as clear diesel, it comes out of the same pipe. Dyed diesel gets a bad rap because a lot of places that sell it don’t have the best quality tanks

posted about 59 days after the source♥ 1
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Dispatcher: we cannot see your location all of the time. Even if we could, you should still be aware of your surroundings to at least have a general idea (if possible)

posted about 35 days after the source♥ 0

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Across 24 source records, the most common observable tactic structure is “Turn it into a game” (2 records). This is a wording pattern, not a measured outcome.

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Truck driver here if you dont see my mirror i dont see you♥ 1,415source record 530
truck driver here. most of us are also scared of other trucks, especially if it's got damage or says swift♥ 50source record 1179
Seriously drive like 40 feet away from all garbage trucks you see on the road♥ 50source record 1201
I haul cryogenics aka liquid nitrogen, oxygen, argon or sometimes hydrogen and our trailers can take a hit from a train and please don’t call 911 saying we’re going to blow up it’s supposed to vent♥ 9source record 1568
trucking: we have to pay a heavy highway use tax (2290), international fuel tax agreement (ifta), and higher rates for tolls. we get taxed on everything♥ 8source record 1621
Logistics here.The cdl driver pool is going to be so much more short of drivers (than current) over the next 5/7 yrs its really bad. . The only solution is autonomous, which is in the works but can’t get here fast enough.♥ 2source record 1794
Fuel delivery driver: pretty much every brand of gasoline is the same exact stuff. There are some slight additive differences, but additive makes up a very very small percentage. Also, bonus fact for anyone with tractors/bobcats/whatever off road equipment: dyed diesel is not only the exact same as clear diesel, it comes out of the same pipe. Dyed diesel gets a bad rap because a lot of places that sell it don’t have the best quality tanks♥ 1source record 2020
I haul milk. Milk with safe-but-not-ideak high bacteria counts is sent to be made into cheese.♥ 0source record 2136
Trucker here. I promise if you miss your exit, there's another one. Don't cut infront of me hoping to make the exit.♥ 0source record 2164
Trains don’t have steering wheels♥ 0source record 2197
Tanker truck driver, 87 and 91 and ARE different types of fuel and when you mix the two you get 89. It’s a conspiracy that they are all just 87. Also different stations have different additives (chevron with Techron, arco Top Tier gas, etc.) and some additives will “hurt” your injectors over time♥ 0source record 2322
Dispatcher: we cannot see your location all of the time. Even if we could, you should still be aware of your surroundings to at least have a general idea (if possible)♥ 0source record 2330
Freight handler/Forklift driver going about over 200 miles can make anything and everything upside down or over regardless of how well stack it♥ 0source record 2349
trucking, its more than point a to b, and bumping a dock. there's trip planning, knowing your stops, detours on the route, verifying weather, verifying equipment readiness, verifying load weights, strapping loads, understanding enough mechanical to know when there's something wrong with the truck, and also downgrades and mountain passes plus making sure you're only going places the truck is supposed to be in♥ 0source record 2411
FedEx here: those big long white trucks that fedex uses are given to ppl without CDLs because they aren't required, also no required test to drive either.♥ 0source record 2441
railroad worker- the gates at crossings are breakable, if your ever between two gates and a train is coming, drive through the gate.♥ 0source record 2461
Truck driver here youre lucky youre alive if you have ever cut one of us off and slammed on your brakes to get to your exit♥ 0source record 2481
i work on a refrigerated truck and a refrigerated trailer that haul cadaverous and two vans out of kentucky that travel all over the united states just to pick up unclaimed body’s♥ 0source record 3032
I’m a barge captain and bridges get hit every day♥ 0source record 3139
Ex tower your opinions are 1.fast 2.cheap 3.experience pick 2 and if you’re car has only been in the impound yard for less the 2 days it typically shouldn’t cost more then 300 and if it does ask for a break down or look up the laws their are some companies that will have bs charges that shouldn’t be on there♥ 0source record 3142
inventory logistics the amount of people that I can prove stole company property and get fired.♥ 0source record 3165
moving industry, we can't take things like batteries, paint, aerosol cans, motors with gasoline or even empty tanks like co2 containers or old fire extinguishers. federally illegal♥ 0source record 3365
I did insurance at one point. Pay for the first person insurance and as much medical as you can get. Parking lots are fair game. Give truck drivers tons of clearance. If you are a delivery driver add that to your policy too.♥ 0source record 3367
I work as class a truck driver. Most of the time, there is only one form of protection in the truck for the driver. That's the seatbelt.♥ 0source record 3380

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Aviation: pilots, crews & mechanics21 index entriesPilots, flight attendants, and aircraft mechanics on what flying is actually like behind the cockpit door.
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Aviation: pilots, crews & mechanics

21 source records

Appears when: Aviation: pilots, crews & mechanics

What the pattern means: Pilots, flight attendants, and aircraft mechanics on what flying is actually like behind the cockpit door.

What commenters described: air traffic controller here - *deleted entire paragraph* ugh

Limit: Aircraft repair- most of the planes flying during the busy seasons have parts not working properly. The airlines just doesn't want to ground planes and lose money.

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Aircraft repair- most of the planes flying during the busy seasons have parts not working properly. The airlines just doesn't want to ground planes and lose money.

source record 2493♥ 0

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air traffic controller here - *deleted entire paragraph* ugh

source record 446♥ 1,137
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Flight attendant here - NEVER under any circumstances put your bare face on a airplane seat and I can’t believe I have to say this but NEVER walk around the airport or airplane (especially the lavatory) without shoes or socks

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0
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i’m a private flight attendant and i fly about as many flights with no passengers as i do with passengers 🤣 about half are just repositioning flights to go GET the passengers

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Across 21 source records, the most common observable tactic structure is “Swap instead of subtract” (2 records). This is a wording pattern, not a measured outcome.

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aviation, please carry disinfecting wipes when you travel.♥ 723source record 439
air traffic controller here - *deleted entire paragraph* ugh♥ 1,137source record 446
I’m a pilot, the first time an airline pilot flies the actual jet instead of a sim they have passengers on board♥ 53source record 1223
Aircraft mechanic… most plane crash’s are pilot error, not the plane.. best wishes!♥ 41source record 1267
Planes fly with so many problems. Equipment issues and all. They have tons of redundancy though.♥ 16source record 1278
Flight attendants are not paid for boarding/deplaning♥ 4source record 1706
Airline pilots only need a high school degree.♥ 4source record 1901
Flight attendant. Sometime, people poop on the lavatory's floor instead of the toilet. On some flights, people don't flush used toilet paper. Instead, they stick it in every possible crevice other than the trash for some unfathomable reason. Also, the water on the lav's floor? It's not water. I have other facts on other aviation related topics if people are interested.♥ 2source record 1922
Aviation. Most quality inspectors are not trained and documents and parts are mislabeled by their condition and some completely bypass incoming inspection.♥ 0source record 2170
DO NOT put your luggage on your bed. Put your baby car seat in a bag, even a trash bag. planes are DIRTY.♥ 0source record 2414
Flight attendant here - NEVER under any circumstances put your bare face on a airplane seat and I can’t believe I have to say this but NEVER walk around the airport or airplane (especially the lavatory) without shoes or socks♥ 0source record 2429
Aircraft manufacturing. Planes roll out of the factory "new", with thousands of defects all over. They've been documented and repaired in different ways. But NO new plane is pristine and perfect.♥ 0source record 2491
Aircraft repair- most of the planes flying during the busy seasons have parts not working properly. The airlines just doesn't want to ground planes and lose money.♥ 0source record 2493
when a new pilot is hired on at an airline, their first time flying that jet is with passengers onboard.♥ 0source record 2538
i’m a private flight attendant and i fly about as many flights with no passengers as i do with passengers 🤣 about half are just repositioning flights to go GET the passengers♥ 0source record 2581
There is no minimum hour requirement to fly a plane solo 😐♥ 0source record 2718
There aren’t refrigerators or microwaves on airplanes. If you’re lucky there is a “chiller” on a narrow body plane. And there are only ovens on most wide body or in first class.♥ 0source record 2733
Ag pilot. Every vegetable you eat is sprayed by a plane multiple times a season. No matter what label says…♥ 0source record 2998
Ramp Agent. planes don't have reverse. its us who push out the plane. ps we love waving at customers in the windows at least I do lol♥ 0source record 3181
Aviation: don’t let your bare skin touch any of the surfaces of the plane♥ 0source record 3314
The world wide airline software is ancient. Basically some GUIs have been slapped over DOS. It’s every airline, airport, booking system, etc. The most recent core system was developed in the early 90’s♥ 0source record 3343

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Package & parcel delivery19 index entriesUSPS, FedEx, Amazon, and warehouse workers on how a package is really handled between order and doorstep.
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Package & parcel delivery

19 source records

Appears when: Package & parcel delivery

What the pattern means: USPS, FedEx, Amazon, and warehouse workers on how a package is really handled between order and doorstep.

What commenters described: Package delivery driver: After you receive your package DO NOT put it on your kitchen island, counter, dining table etc. Even if it looks clean, it is not clean, I promise you.

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Package delivery driver: After you receive your package DO NOT put it on your kitchen island, counter, dining table etc. Even if it looks clean, it is not clean, I promise you.

source record 539♥ 4,449
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Delivery driver. If you think your package has been delicately handled from A to B. It hasn't been. Sorting process is rough. If it shows up damaged. It 90% of the time was not the driver. Add that extra layer of protection. Trust me. 😅

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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We as drivers are not responsible for any trash or waste sitting on the ground outside your dumpster. If you and a friend couldn’t put the mattress in the dumpster, what makes you think a single truck operator can?

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “packages get thrown” recurs across 2 of the 19 source records in Package & parcel delivery; the complete archive stays available below.

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Package delivery driver: After you receive your package DO NOT put it on your kitchen island, counter, dining table etc. Even if it looks clean, it is not clean, I promise you.♥ 4,449source record 539
postal employee here . your fragile package gets thrown around like a salad everyday♥ 128source record 950
Fedex driver - no amount of fragile stickers will keep your package from getting thrown or stepped on♥ 19source record 1409
Former usps. Your packages get thrown around before they even leave the office. Carriers are also incredibly petty over blocked boxes.♥ 11source record 1473
mail people didn't just drive around and put stuff in boxes♥ 0source record 1866
usps is self funded. we borrow money if we need it and have paid over 85% of everything borrowed♥ 0source record 2161
postal worker. you likely know everything we know about our job♥ 0source record 2354
We as drivers are not responsible for any trash or waste sitting on the ground outside your dumpster. If you and a friend couldn’t put the mattress in the dumpster, what makes you think a single truck operator can?♥ 0source record 2535
Delivery driver. If you think your package has been delicately handled from A to B. It hasn't been. Sorting process is rough. If it shows up damaged. It 90% of the time was not the driver. Add that extra layer of protection. Trust me. 😅♥ 0source record 2618
USPS does not use tax payer dollars to operate, they relay on money made through services like a private business♥ 0source record 2632
the packages you order go thru series if belts and chutes where they are smashed/dropped before anyone even touches them. don't blame the drivers. also writing; 'do not drop' or condescending messages is not doing You any favors.♥ 0source record 2673
Trash truck driver here, unless your city makes you separate your recycling ♻️it almost always go to the landfill. If you put it in a bag, it automatically goes to the landfill. It needs to be cleaned, dried and stickers peeled off. But no on one does that.♥ 0source record 2701
Base pay for dashers is $2. Even if it’s a 10 mile drive or a large order. And if no dashers want it, they raise the offer 25¢ at a time until it someone accepts it♥ 0source record 2705
I work around gazillion of Containers on the ports and not a 1 had a person in it. Crazy I know.♥ 0source record 2752
I’m a delivery driver for amazon, the only people that see the DELIVERY notes are the drivers (unless it’s extremely rude and we report it)♥ 0source record 2825
From the truck to the warehouse to ur front door. You packages get thrown, kick, dropped,etc♥ 0source record 2859
I'm a warehouse worker, wash your hands after you touch whatever package, box or bag or otherwise. thoroughly wash your hands.♥ 0source record 3107
Your package labeled fragile, literally get thrown across a warehouse like a basketball being thrown like a buzzer beater by people sorting them. All packages do. So don’t get mad at the guy who delivered it.😂♥ 0source record 3265
Mail person here, we do a lot more than just deliver mail/packages, our days usually start between 4am and 8am. 😅♥ 0source record 3350

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Rideshare, taxis & public transit5 index entriesUber, taxi, and transit workers on safety, service quality, and life behind the wheel.
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Rideshare, taxis & public transit

5 source records

Appears when: Rideshare, taxis & public transit

What the pattern means: Uber, taxi, and transit workers on safety, service quality, and life behind the wheel.

What commenters described: uber driver here. you may think your child is safe riding in an Uber because we are background checked but youre sadly mistaken. there ARE creeps that drive for Uber and youre putting your child at risk of danger and harm!

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uber driver here. you may think your child is safe riding in an Uber because we are background checked but youre sadly mistaken. there ARE creeps that drive for Uber and youre putting your child at risk of danger and harm!

source record 1783♥ 3
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As a bus driver majority of buses don’t have AC. If it’s summer and school lets out at 3 and your kid doesn’t get home til 4, they’re sitting for an hour in over 100 degree bus.

posted about 57 days after the source♥ 0
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Most things yall call for do not even require an ambulance. Uber is cheaper if you wanna get checked out.

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0

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uber driver here. you may think your child is safe riding in an Uber because we are background checked but youre sadly mistaken. there ARE creeps that drive for Uber and youre putting your child at risk of danger and harm!♥ 3source record 1783
Old taxi drivers will deliver nearly everything, give you the best town tours, best local lore, with random info too, as long as you R nice & tip well♥ 2source record 1804
As a bus driver majority of buses don’t have AC. If it’s summer and school lets out at 3 and your kid doesn’t get home til 4, they’re sitting for an hour in over 100 degree bus.♥ 0source record 2090
Most things yall call for do not even require an ambulance. Uber is cheaper if you wanna get checked out.♥ 0source record 2507
public Transit company vehicles are all keyed alike♥ 0source record 2841

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Travel-adjacent trades2 index entriesHotel and museum-restoration workers on the surprising realities of jobs that ride along with travel.
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Travel-adjacent trades

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What the pattern means: Hotel and museum-restoration workers on the surprising realities of jobs that ride along with travel.

What commenters described: Former hotel manager: every single hotel has had bed bugs at some point unless it’s a brand new hotel. It’s not the hotels fault-people bring them in and the biggest culprit was a certain traveling show for kids with 🧊 and pilots/airline workers because they…

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Former hotel manager: every single hotel has had bed bugs at some point unless it’s a brand new hotel. It’s not the hotels fault-people bring them in and the biggest culprit was a certain traveling show for kids with 🧊 and pilots/airline workers because they travel so much. Always check your hotel room by leaving your bags in hallway or put them in the tub until you know the room is clear.

source record 2583♥ 0
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Restorationist here, most of the artifacts that you see in museums aren’t actually there, they’re usually mock ups to make sure they’re safe while someone like me is in the back cleaning and restoring them. Great example: the museum I work at has only had a specific statuette out on the actual floor once in the last 10 years, and that was when it came into the museum. Another thing, most of the artifacts you see are stolen or shouldn’t be with us, but it’s industry standard so we can’t really do anything about getting it back to the people the piece is supposed to be with, case in point, the statuette I mentioned isn’t supposed to be outside Greece, however it is.

posted about 9 days after the source♥ 0

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Across 2 source records, the most common observable tactic structure is “Turn it into a game” (2 records). This is a wording pattern, not a measured outcome.

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Former hotel manager: every single hotel has had bed bugs at some point unless it’s a brand new hotel. It’s not the hotels fault-people bring them in and the biggest culprit was a certain traveling show for kids with 🧊 and pilots/airline workers because they travel so much. Always check your hotel room by leaving your bags in hallway or put them in the tub until you know the room is clear.♥ 0source record 2583
Restorationist here, most of the artifacts that you see in museums aren’t actually there, they’re usually mock ups to make sure they’re safe while someone like me is in the back cleaning and restoring them. Great example: the museum I work at has only had a specific statuette out on the actual floor once in the last 10 years, and that was when it came into the museum. Another thing, most of the artifacts you see are stolen or shouldn’t be with us, but it’s industry standard so we can’t really do anything about getting it back to the people the piece is supposed to be with, case in point, the statuette I mentioned isn’t supposed to be outside Greece, however it is.♥ 0source record 2667

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Offices, tech & media172 records · 7 sub-topicsOffices, tech & media — 172 items
Mechanics, trades & everyday service jobs42 index entriesAuto mechanics, vet techs, real estate, home-service pros, and other hands-on/service workers reveal the shortcuts, upsells, and scams customers never see.
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Mechanics, trades & everyday service jobs

42 source records

Appears when: Mechanics, trades & everyday service jobs

What the pattern means: Auto mechanics, vet techs, real estate, home-service pros, and other hands-on/service workers reveal the shortcuts, upsells, and scams customers never see.

What commenters described: 95% of the time when we tell you the parts for your car didn’t show up, it just means we overbooked outselves

Limit: Water damage specialist: 9/10 if you buy a used home or even new it has hidden water damage. Most apartments has active mold spores in the air. Most condominiums before 1985 3 or more attached will have asbestos so be careful on renovations.…

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Water damage specialist: 9/10 if you buy a used home or even new it has hidden water damage. Most apartments has active mold spores in the air. Most condominiums before 1985 3 or more attached will have asbestos so be careful on renovations. Some families of mold can also look similar to old desecrated termite tunnels.

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95% of the time when we tell you the parts for your car didn’t show up, it just means we overbooked outselves

source record 463♥ 1,185
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It's not personal. In fact, we would love it if we could be more personal because all of us got into this line of work to help people, but the realities of the job means that getting emotionally close to clients would eat us alive due to the volume of suffering we interact with. We never have enough resources to help people enough and it hurts. We eventually get numb to the insults and slurs thrown at us because we know that explaining how broken the system we are working in wouldn't do anything to help our clients.

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0
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Believe it or not but 95.67% of mechanics aren’t scammers, but there is a good amount of dumbasses

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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95% of the time when we tell you the parts for your car didn’t show up, it just means we overbooked outselves♥ 1,185source record 463
Engineer here… the utility infrastructure is a lot more fragile than people could imagine… an unchained bike in Detroit is safer…♥ 177source record 1056
As a mechanic , no the shop doesn’t buy tools for us or buy our tool boxes we have to spend our own money on all that stuff and it isn’t cheap♥ 36source record 1334
Veterinary technician here. Techs and doctors do not set the prices of things, we have zero control on costs. Corporate managers set pricing. We hate it too.♥ 40source record 1380
your pediatricians do not know your children. they read past notes and add “sticky notes” to their charts of things they should remember to make it seem like they actually know you lol♥ 18source record 1445
If the therapy office has only one licensed therapist and a bunch of pre-licensed therapists, it’s usually not quality enough to attract great therapists. Look at chains for sure cause they’re the worst♥ 10source record 1517
I'm a linguist. (1) Learning a language is like going to the gym. The biggest key to getting results is consistency. There is no "cheat code" to make it happen quicker. (2) There is no app or book or method that "does it all". You will likely need more than one resource. Don't waste time looking for the perfect app because it doesn't exist. (3) If you've been learning a language for a long time, and you're not getting any better and feel stuck, then it's time to switch up your routine. (4) When you say you want to /speak/ a language, what does that actually mean /to you/?. Do you actually want to be fluent or is being conversational ok? Do you actually want to be fluent or is just understanding the TV show or a musician ok? Set goals accordingly or you'll de-motivate yourself. (5) If your goal really truly is to be fluent, then you must take time to learn the culture(s) of the language as well, or you'll never truly understand and connect with literary devices like humor and allusions in the language. It's like trying to explain memes to a Victorian Era child. There's a huge disconnect. Not only will they not find it funny, they'll be confused because there are /eras/ of missing cultural information that you need to know in order to find it funny. ... I could go on and on lol♥ 14source record 1519
I work in automation industry and Engineers really do care to make peoples lives better♥ 4source record 1817
I'm disabled, it typically takes years to be approved for benefits. they will deny you the first time pretty much no matter what. they are hoping people die before they have to help♥ 0source record 1857
Yes, it does matter if your kid has cavities, even if their teeth will eventually fall out. Those things spread!♥ 0source record 1858
Mechanic. If you get a quote saying you need to pay 1k+ and your cars dangerous…take it to another shop and have them do an “inspection” they’ll check everything out. It makes me so happy when I save people thousands of dollars like yeah no your car doesn’t need 3k worth of repairs at 20,000 miles that’s insane.♥ 0source record 1894
Mechanic: your car is designed to be unnecessarily expensive to repair not to make the mechanic money but to convince you to trade it off on a new one…we hate them too🤨♥ 10source record 1944
if you dont clean your fingerprints inside a watch, there's a HIGH likely hood it will etch into the metal♥ 1source record 2035
I flip houses and it’s NOT like you see on TV. We take all the risk & deal with all the issues. I can’t even watch the silly shows :)♥ 1source record 2043
former industry but if you just fill in a code on the back of your receipt for (usually a free sandwitch) they don't check the code they just take the receipt. happy free sandwiches. if you really want to you can go online & fill it out once to know the formating like xxx-xx-xxx but 9/10 it's not necessary especially if you're at mcdonalds or wendys♥ 0source record 2142
Bridges move all the time, if a bridge can’t move; it will destroy itself♥ 0source record 2190
It is cruel to make an old person a full code!! They will most likely pass due to their ribs bein broken doing CPR !♥ 0source record 2199
Water damage specialist: 9/10 if you buy a used home or even new it has hidden water damage. Most apartments has active mold spores in the air. Most condominiums before 1985 3 or more attached will have asbestos so be careful on renovations. Some families of mold can also look similar to old desecrated termite tunnels.♥ 0source record 2225
There’s a website called Open Payments Data where you can put in any Drs license (NPI) number and see how much they’ve been paid by companies and for what♥ 0source record 2250
Laser tech - if you pass gas while we’re doing laser hair removal on you, it will make a flame 🔥 🤢♥ 0source record 2283
Instrument technician - 90% of the problems with your instrument will be solved if you just give it a bath 💔♥ 0source record 2312
Mobile home sales person:Mobile homes are made just as well as homes now and they’re waaaaayyyy cheaper. I’d live in one if I didnt already have a house♥ 0source record 2320
Structural Engineer that just entered the workforce. I learned this initially from my college forensics classes, but seeing it in person is another thing entirely. The only thing keeping a lot of your buildings up is your guardian angel, there are a LOT of stupid choices being made along the chain of command, a lot of them to save on cost💀♥ 0source record 2321
If you wait on your car at the shop, you are getting a rushed job. Just drop it off and let the tech fully diagnose and repair it properly. We will call you when it's done.♥ 0source record 2387
It's not personal. In fact, we would love it if we could be more personal because all of us got into this line of work to help people, but the realities of the job means that getting emotionally close to clients would eat us alive due to the volume of suffering we interact with. We never have enough resources to help people enough and it hurts. We eventually get numb to the insults and slurs thrown at us because we know that explaining how broken the system we are working in wouldn't do anything to help our clients.♥ 0source record 2467
There are certain codes for procedures depending on the reason, could make it covered at 100%. You could generally find those codes or info on ur insurance company website, have u and ur doctor read thru them and u can get any procedure covered as long as its “medically necessary”♥ 0source record 2553
Believe it or not but 95.67% of mechanics aren’t scammers, but there is a good amount of dumbasses♥ 0source record 2561
run "tree" extraction. you wouldn't believe how common it is to have people sweep trees off the floor and put it right back into packaging or extraction.♥ 0source record 2712
Social services- in NYS it takes 15-22 months to terminate parental rights. So many people out there think that kids are being “snatched away” from parents to be adopted… they have upwards of two years to get their kids back before termination can begin.♥ 0source record 2725
I stripe the roads. most places don't use paint anymore. they use thermoplastic. when it comes out it's on its molten form and can be anywhere between 400°f -500°f when it's applied to the road.♥ 0source record 2800
Transportation supervisor here. Any vehicle over 30 feet in length has priority in traffic. No one likes getting behind a bus, but if you try to cut in front of one, not only will you get a ticket, but you will potentially cause an accident and your car will get crushed. Our bus might get a scratch. It's a 40 foot, 40 ton all steel box on wheels.♥ 0source record 2810
The weed industry has to unionize because the people running it are so rich and heartless♥ 0source record 2817
Third party websites like Expedia Priceline will sell you a hotel room that isn’t available. The consumer arrives to the hotel and hotel is sold out. The hotel is not responsible for refunding the customer. It’s always better to book directly through the hotel.♥ 0source record 2936
security gaurd: yes we are watching you. that camera did turn to face you and we know you snuck that Twix in your pocket we just wrote it in a report with your picture at the end of the day bc we couldn't be bothered to do more over $1.50 Twix♥ 0source record 3000
I'm a therapist. They DSM is a reflection of what capitalist/colonialist neurotypical white men think is wrong with people. It hasn't been updated to include major changes in recent research. They won't update it because they don't want to admit that the capitalist/colonialist society needs to change in order to make people healthier.♥ 0source record 3084
Professional painter: primer and paint in 1 is marketing BS. It might have a slightly higher content of clay (primer)in it , but not enough to actually make skipping primer worth it.♥ 0source record 3093
Almost every building has some material that is asbestos containing, no batter how new it is♥ 0source record 3128
I work in auto parts. Small block Chevys are not "all the same", especially when it comes to things like crank seals and valve cover gaskets.♥ 0source record 3286
If anything electronic just suddenly stops working you can most likely just clean the circuitry off with isopropyl alcohol and wait for it to dry. I've done this with quartz watches when they stopped ticking with brand new batteries and they've all been revived.♥ 0source record 3341
your food is 100% expired if you get it in a drive thru they rather change every single expiration date than make new food♥ 0source record 3344
Pesticide applicator - state training (if it exists in your state) only teaches you rules/regs/safety. It does not teach you *what* to use or how a specific product is best used. For that you have to read the details on *every* *single* *label*. Many applicators are out there just guessing. But homeowners are worse. 98% of them are guessing.♥ 0source record 3355
Bulk sale Warehouse worker. Sometimes when we get a shipment of a large quantity of something we damage it out to get refunded. An example as Mother’s Day flowers were damaged out that were perfect so that we could get credit back for it.♥ 0source record 3364

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Tech, IT & cybersecurity26 index entriesProgrammers, IT support staff, and security pros admit how much of the job is Googling, restarting devices, and quietly watching your data.
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Tech, IT & cybersecurity

26 source records

Appears when: Tech, IT & cybersecurity

What the pattern means: Programmers, IT support staff, and security pros admit how much of the job is Googling, restarting devices, and quietly watching your data.

What commenters described: data analytics, you can make the numbers show what you want them to show and still be 'accurate'

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data analytics, you can make the numbers show what you want them to show and still be 'accurate'

source record 764♥ 189
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as a BI analyst I am asked to build websites more than I am asked to analyze anything

posted about 59 days after the source♥ 1
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Slot Machine Programmer: The machines wait for you to stop playing after losing all your money to then give it to the next guy as long as they know the secret code and whisper to the Mic located underneath the button deck

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0

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data analytics, you can make the numbers show what you want them to show and still be 'accurate'♥ 189source record 764
IT: turning it off and on again will fix the problem 80% of the time.♥ 22source record 1418
Programmer here. You’d be amazed that a lot of the most vital pieces of tech, from medical to financial, are developed by programmers with no formal education or training.♥ 11source record 1476
IT Support - the main reason corporations send those phishing “test” emails is because 99.9% of the population can’t be trusted to check the “from” email address on a shady email. It’s the easiest dead giveaway for spam/hacking attempts and even if they mask it, you can still usually tell something’s wrong by reading the email for five seconds.♥ 19source record 1485
most of my it work is google. im just really good at google.♥ 16source record 1508
worked on reasturant software. you cant fool the pricing software by arranging items in an odd way. during the calculations it figures it out by pulling everything apart. if it does work its because the reasturant programmed it in.♥ 0source record 1877
IT - restart the device. no typical office tech is meant to run 24hrs for weeks or months.♥ 0source record 1882
Identity verification on phones actually records a short video of you that may be viewed when identity theft is suspected. Also certain software can take screen capture videos of your session on a site, which are used to improve the user experience♥ 1source record 2006
as a BI analyst I am asked to build websites more than I am asked to analyze anything♥ 1source record 2031
software engineer - writing code is only about a quarter of the actual job and we have to spend a surprising amount of time in meetings talking to people♥ 0source record 2077
Most tech issues, can be fixed by restarting or updating the device. You do not need tech support for troubleshooting half the time.♥ 0source record 2104
Im a data analysis but only like 10% of my job actually includes data analytics.♥ 0source record 2137
Cybersecurity- yeah we’re all screwed♥ 0source record 2163
Software engineer/architect here... Defining what some software is supposed to do, in detail, for end users is wildly more complicated and difficult than actually writing the code to make it.♥ 0source record 2384
software engineer, public wifi is a terrifying wasteland, and for the love of God don't use USB charging ports at airports. And to the random stranger at DIA who was like "Uhhh, it gives power", hard NO. It can just as easily transfer data.♥ 0source record 2388
Slot Machine Programmer: The machines wait for you to stop playing after losing all your money to then give it to the next guy as long as they know the secret code and whisper to the Mic located underneath the button deck♥ 0source record 2579
Boy there's a lot as I work in IT, but I'll start off with this one: Your work-issued computer is likely bugged. You're probably not being watched explicitly, but don't do anything stupid. Anything you do on that computer is tracked.♥ 0source record 2650
An IT support team larger than a couple people means the company has hired a lot of people who don’t have the basic tech skills to do their job, and/or someone at the top has made poor technical decisions and installed the wrong tech for the job being done, so they hire more IT staff to clean up the non-stop incompetence of management.♥ 0source record 2814
Software engineer- are major nationwide blackouts a true threat ..idk? But are we “preparing for it” yes we are 😂😂 (I work for a large communications company, think internet , gateway, modem ect) 💀♥ 0source record 2850
Some programmer somewhere plays with your most private data like it’s a toy.♥ 0source record 2924
Cybersecurity professional, there's a lot of partying like getting drunk and drog use going on, especially uppers. Those conventions in Vegas get crazy wild, like Wolf of Wall Street wild. Also a lot of sales deals get closed at strip clubs and several security companies consider strip clubs as a expense you can get reimbursed on.♥ 0source record 2972
data security technician, unless you are specifically running overwrite software on your devices before you sell them, all of your data is fully recoverable after a factory reset if someone wants it♥ 0source record 3027
Majority of coding is just googling and stack overflow♥ 0source record 3199
working in infosec, lots of doctor's use free aol accounts to email you private health info, all the time, is crazy♥ 0source record 3224
Cybersecurity vulnerability testing consultant here - US critical infrastructure will 100% breeched in a manner that causes mass casualties♥ 0source record 3281
Corporate cybersecurity. We can see everything so be mindful lol we usually don’t have time to look but will have to if we have to investigate something.♥ 0source record 3318

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Wait, where are the bodies?25 index entriesA viral off-topic thread about caskets, burial vaults, and cemeteries that hijacked the comment section and got swept into this batch alongside the real job secrets.
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No no. I have a question FOR YOU. And it is as follows: WHERE ARE THE BODIES ??? 30 years on this earth and I’ve never once seen a new cemetery or one that isn’t taking people anymore. That’s not possible.

source record 1470♥ 20
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But it will fill up with water

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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If we drop it we just put it back in there anyways

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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No no. I have a question FOR YOU. And it is as follows: WHERE ARE THE BODIES ??? 30 years on this earth and I’ve never once seen a new cemetery or one that isn’t taking people anymore. That’s not possible.♥ 20source record 1470
If we drop it we just put it back in there anyways♥ 0source record 1873
SO LET ME ASK SIR IS IT LEGAL TO HAVE AN ALL NATURAL BURIAL?? Like where I’m just wrapped in sheets and shoved in the ground?♥ 0source record 2143
this past October, we buried my grandpa beside my grandma who died 20 years earlier and we could actually see her casket buried in the dirt right beside where he was going. it was really interesting to see♥ 0source record 2193
Ok what does it touch? What’s the end of the story? I don’t work there♥ 0source record 2241
it will be flooded with water though♥ 0source record 2355
I’m loser, and it can happen to ANYONE. Trust me.♥ 0source record 2419
why??? What does it touch??? where is the casket? where is the dirt????? huh???♥ 0source record 2458
I literally watched so many people get buried in caskets. Like, watched it be lowered and buried. It’s normal to do in the south. And everyone opts out of expensive vaults♥ 0source record 2505
But it will fill up with water♥ 0source record 2597
…so where is it buried?♥ 0source record 2634
I really need some more explanation for this one. Do y’all like wrap it in plastic wrap or something?♥ 0source record 2642
Wait what? You have to explain 😩 You mean they don’t put it in the ground?♥ 0source record 2647
yeah I'm pretty sure everyone knows that. you literally see it get covered in a vault♥ 0source record 2677
is it weird that that kind of helps my heart♥ 0source record 2700
I like the part where you tell us how it actually works♥ 0source record 2803
Is it true that a lot of the funeral homes that were family run are now being bought up by big companies?♥ 0source record 2946
When it’s put in a underground vault, I suppose it wouldn’t touch dirt. It’s required virtually everywhere now♥ 0source record 2981
I KNEW it!!!!! Cuz why aren’t you lowering it like they do in the movies?!?!?!♥ 0source record 3043
but it will get flooded in certain circumstances and then you are soup♥ 0source record 3124
I can’t say but just know people used to use cans and that might be the best place to keep it 👀♥ 0source record 3159
it goes in a cement box with a lid♥ 0source record 3229
Ahem. The thing your kid does that drives you nuts? You do a version of it and probably can’t break the habit♥ 0source record 3245
ok, I need info sir. His is it that dirt doesn't touch it♥ 0source record 3249
ok so what does it touchh♥ 0source record 3392

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TV, film, music & entertainment production24 index entriesPeople behind concerts, newsrooms, film sets, and game studios explain how scripted, pre-planned, and unglamorous the industry really is.
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TV, film, music & entertainment production

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Appears when: TV, film, music & entertainment production

What the pattern means: People behind concerts, newsrooms, film sets, and game studios explain how scripted, pre-planned, and unglamorous the industry really is.

What commenters described: Laser operator for concerts - most shows run entirely off time code. All the magic is preprogrammed.

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Laser operator for concerts - most shows run entirely off time code. All the magic is preprogrammed.

source record 1456♥ 20
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TV Production- studios are typically a lot smaller than they appear on tv. Oh, and a lot of talent will present their show in either blue jeans or slippers 😂 then switch to heels/slacks whenever they absolutely need to.

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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I work in tv and almost everyone below the line are normal middle class people :-)

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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Across 24 source records, the most common observable tactic structure is “Swap instead of subtract” (2 records). This is a wording pattern, not a measured outcome.

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Laser operator for concerts - most shows run entirely off time code. All the magic is preprogrammed.♥ 20source record 1456
film & tv Extra - a lot of your favorite celebrities are terrible people. and some are surprisingly very kind/normal people♥ 5source record 1524
Model here: a lot of the time the clothes don’t actually fit the model. We are clipped to give the appearance that the clothes fit properly 🙃♥ 1source record 1731
Photojournalist at a LOCAL news station (not national like FOX, CNN, NBC, etc.), we genuinely care about getting info right and work hard to provide good info, even if we don't want to cover the story. Please stop coming at us with "fake news" bs, we only get 1 minute 30 seconds AT MOST to cram our story into slot, and only a few hours from start to finish to research, shoot, and edit until it airs, not days or weeks. Seriously, we want to provide truthful information but the deadlines are too quick and stressful for us on a daily basis.♥ 3source record 1791
Photographer here: Tou only need about 3 megapixels to make a nice 8x10 photo print. And even less if you’re showing images on your phone. But if you’re cropping a lot cause you can’t afford the long lens and want a big print then you need the huge megapixels 🤓♥ 4source record 1822
Live Nation owns everything, the artists, the management, the venue, the ticketing company, the production company, etc♥ 6source record 1849
Concert promoting. The artists really don’t care how much you pay for tickets, fees, gas, hotels, food etc. if the artist wants to cancel the shows 5 minutes before, it’s not our faults. We loose money too.♥ 1source record 2013
Radio Personality: IM NOT THE ONE PICKING THE MUSIC!!! (And you’re probs not caller 9, you’re caller like 3 lol)♥ 1source record 2066
I work in television every second is accounted for and written, even reality TV it’s all written and planned♥ 0source record 2072
Game developer here, dlc and bonus content is usually ready many months in advance but is withheld on release to drive engagement and profit later.♥ 0source record 2105
I work in tv and almost everyone below the line are normal middle class people :-)♥ 0source record 2132
Stunt Performer, fight scenes can take a LONG time to rehearse/film even a 10 second sequence could take days to look good♥ 0source record 2155
Fashion runways even at the highest level usually only pay the average model around $500, maybe more if you are a big name♥ 0source record 2162
Stagehand: there’s workers sleeping under the stage during the show, everytime♥ 0source record 2179
Often runways are unpaid to models♥ 0source record 2210
most radio announcers are quiet, unassuming and humble. I found that the really good, talented ones to consistently be this way.♥ 0source record 2394
Game developer. A lot of my industry with the overtime and pressure runs on cocaine.♥ 0source record 2447
TV Production- studios are typically a lot smaller than they appear on tv. Oh, and a lot of talent will present their show in either blue jeans or slippers 😂 then switch to heels/slacks whenever they absolutely need to.♥ 0source record 2551
Your favorite artists know exactly how much their tickets, fees, VIP, meet&greet, and merch cost. It's all agreed upon prior to a show or tour's announcement.♥ 0source record 2744
free lance game dev. employers barely know what they want, and gamers don't know what they want even less♥ 0source record 2754
When you ask monitor engineer to turn up more of something in your wedge nine times out of 10 they’ll just look like they’re spinning a knob and your brain plays a trick on you and they never turn it up♥ 0source record 2938
not in the profession yet but studying to be, video game credits are so long because everyone is replaceable and gets fired and replaced all the time. all jobs have a time limit♥ 0source record 3073
Audio engineer: you actually have to do something and the sound doesn’t automatically just magically work♥ 0source record 3090
production tech! Concerts/show equipment & scenery are packed tightly into semi trucks and driven venue to venue. Shows like Beyoncé can require 50-100+ semi trucks. And they are loaded/unloaded in every city♥ 0source record 3374

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Marketing, PR, advertising & sales20 index entriesMarketers, PR reps, and salespeople admit how much of the job is psychology, spin, and reading from a script rather than truth.
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Marketing, PR, advertising & sales

20 source records

Appears when: Marketing, PR, advertising & sales

What the pattern means: Marketers, PR reps, and salespeople admit how much of the job is psychology, spin, and reading from a script rather than truth.

What commenters described: marketing here. it's all basically psyops. most of us have a lesser degree/minored in psychology and the entire industry is based on psychological manipulation. I hate this industry but luckily I work for a good, ethical firm that only takes on good,…

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marketing here. it's all basically psyops. most of us have a lesser degree/minored in psychology and the entire industry is based on psychological manipulation. I hate this industry but luckily I work for a good, ethical firm that only takes on good, ethical clients

source record 1406♥ 37
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I’m a sales manager at a hotel. I have to create contracts and sift through legal documents. I sometimes feel like I work in a law firm

posted about 58 days after the source♥ 0
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PR agencies are chop shops and they won’t get you anywhere close to the amount of publicity/online engagement they promise. Hire a few in-house public relations and comms people that work with the marketing dept for results.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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marketing here. it's all basically psyops. most of us have a lesser degree/minored in psychology and the entire industry is based on psychological manipulation. I hate this industry but luckily I work for a good, ethical firm that only takes on good, ethical clients♥ 37source record 1406
I used to do sales for AT&T, Verizon and T-mobile, never listen to anyone trying to sell you a phone. We are trained to lie to customers about the pricing, the plans, and the contracts. Your plan will ALWAYS be more expensive than what the sales person is saying and they will over sell to get you into spending the most money♥ 12source record 1462
Marketing: no one knows what they’re doing.♥ 9source record 1516
going into the art industry is So Much Harder if ur not good at marketing urself/are good at networking. it’s much easier if ur an extrovert LOL♥ 0source record 1865
PR agencies are chop shops and they won’t get you anywhere close to the amount of publicity/online engagement they promise. Hire a few in-house public relations and comms people that work with the marketing dept for results.♥ 0source record 1867
Sales person.. non sales people yall are not out smarting us in any way. We always have the upper hand & we’ve heard every objection in the book. We are trained to overcome every one of them!!!♥ 1source record 2063
Sales-EVERY single question they ask is for a reason. Don’t show your cards early on.♥ 0source record 2075
The random social media/biz card prize drawings aren’t always random. Sales & Marketing pick based on the best lead or highest audience and choose that person.♥ 0source record 2166
Digital Marketing: Everything you do online is being tracked so someone can sell something to you. literally everything and you can’t get around it…♥ 0source record 2189
Online advertising! Maybe this is common knowledge but: we track your behavior online and sell your data to other companies so they can advertise to you. Sorry.♥ 0source record 2218
carbonated drinks aren't getting more expensive because of supply and demand like we were told about capitalism. Sales volume is going down because people are getting smarter about what they ingest, and companies are compensating by raising the prices. It boils down to greed.♥ 0source record 2227
I’m a sales manager at a hotel. I have to create contracts and sift through legal documents. I sometimes feel like I work in a law firm♥ 0source record 2293
Social media marketer: if you don't like the ads on your feed, stop looking at them. Even stopping to read the ad can signal to the platform that you're interested. Just scroll by quick when you realize its an ad you don't like.♥ 0source record 2613
Sign & Print industry: graphic design and logo design are not interchangeable. Branding and marketing are not something you should “wing”, and if you bring me raster art, I WILL charge you to recreate it and you WILL miss your deadline because despite what CSI made you believe we cannot just “enhance” a crap file you said was “definitely print ready”.♥ 0source record 2713
Marketing—we can write almost whatever we want about the product or company. Doesn’t necessarily have to be true. That’s why yall fall for anything 💀😂♥ 0source record 2763
PR Exec. Most of the time when there’s a major fail, it wasn’t the PR team’s fault. In the overwhelming majority of cases, the correct counsel is provided and the client doesn’t agree and/or decides to disregard it. So before you say “fire the PR people,” know this is almost certainly the case.♥ 0source record 2882
Graphic Designer here: I in fact did NOT make your logo larger. You just think I did.♥ 0source record 2982
Almost all of the things you buy off Amazon are coming from a third party seller. Amazon takes 15% of that sale simply for hosting the listing and they use that data to make their own products or to wipe out the competition. You can support small businesses by going direct to their website and asking for the same price / free shipping as you see Amazon - I bet you they’ll honor it.♥ 0source record 3020
Pr and marketing: business owners, you will always look worse in the end if you attempt to take legal action to silence criticism. Take it on the chin and prove to your customers that it was wrong. but trying to take legal action almost always results in a PR nightmare.♥ 0source record 3089
Ag industry: organic is just a marketing label. It’s not better for you or the environment. It’s actually worse because less of the crop is harvestable and sellable so the ground was used for nothing. That’s why you pay more. Also it still has pesticides and insecticides on it, they just use the ones allowed for organic fields. Buy conventional and tell companies to buy and use compost on their fields to nourish the soils.♥ 0source record 3335

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Scientists & researchers18 index entriesLab workers, geologists, and field scientists describe how mundane, underpaid, or bureaucratic real research actually is behind the scenes.
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Scientists & researchers

18 source records

Appears when: Scientists & researchers

What the pattern means: Lab workers, geologists, and field scientists describe how mundane, underpaid, or bureaucratic real research actually is behind the scenes.

What commenters described: Environmental due diligence. The soils and fill in the Chicagoland area are all contaminated from the fire and/or the stockyards. Soils in Streetville are also radioactive from the old Lindsey Light plant. 👍🏽

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Environmental due diligence. The soils and fill in the Chicagoland area are all contaminated from the fire and/or the stockyards. Soils in Streetville are also radioactive from the old Lindsey Light plant. 👍🏽

source record 1565♥ 11
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a lot of problems in science (especially field work) is fixed by simple mundane things. Straws, water, elmer’s glue, baking soda etc. It’s not as complicated as you may think until it gets to the research then it gets WEIRD! Like putting shrimps on treadmill lol

posted about 38 days after the source♥ 0
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scientist: those diagnostic tests you get at the hospital? the remaining sample gets sold (unidentified other than pathogens present) to companies for research

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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Environmental due diligence. The soils and fill in the Chicagoland area are all contaminated from the fire and/or the stockyards. Soils in Streetville are also radioactive from the old Lindsey Light plant. 👍🏽♥ 11source record 1565
I’m a research scientist. We do not make that much money, even though we have PhDs.♥ 3source record 1790
I'm a neuroscientist! When you see a paywall for scientific papers, that money does NOT go to the authors, it goes to the journal. We pay TO publish. We also are not paid by the journals to peer review - that's a voluntary duty that scientists take extremely seriously, but are not compensated for.♥ 0source record 1875
Ecologist…. The livestock industry is ruining our public lands and is doing so with a LOT of our tax money♥ 2source record 1905
Laboratory: we do more than just push a button♥ 0source record 2083
Geologist—people love to bury things they shouldn’t like oil cans, mass debris piles etc♥ 0source record 2113
scientist: those diagnostic tests you get at the hospital? the remaining sample gets sold (unidentified other than pathogens present) to companies for research♥ 0source record 2138
I'm an archaeologist, many roads, buildings, and housing is built over human remains.♥ 0source record 2280
Your lab tests are performed by a board certified scientist. Everyone has had a lab test at some point but no one knows we exist.♥ 0source record 2425
95% Science Research is sitting in front of a computer reading.♥ 0source record 2479
a lot of problems in science (especially field work) is fixed by simple mundane things. Straws, water, elmer’s glue, baking soda etc. It’s not as complicated as you may think until it gets to the research then it gets WEIRD! Like putting shrimps on treadmill lol♥ 0source record 2560
Researcher here! Asking someone about wanting to unalive themselves doesn't put that idea in their head♥ 0source record 2661
environmental geologist. you'd be shocked to find that many higher ups in the industy act and vote against the environment♥ 0source record 2749
Former cannabis laboratory supervisor, a lot of companies irradiate your grass if the harvest has large amounts of mold. Rather than throw it away, they literally microwave it, sell it to you w/o disclosing it’s been irradiated. Home grown for the win!♥ 0source record 2777
Environmental Scientist. If only the general public knew the amount of contamination that is around you 😬 and at levels that are not ok. There’s a reason for regulations 🙄 firms and municipalities be pushing the limits.♥ 0source record 3179
Geologist! Aquifers aren’t just big pools of water underground. They’re solid (porous) rock♥ 0source record 3251
Anthropology/archaeology. Most of us don’t go looking for human remains. We also will put beehives around dig sites to deter people from messing with the site♥ 0source record 3313
scientist. we save patient samples of tissue, CDF, body fluids etc for research. these can be saved for decades and we don't ask for your permission to do this. if we make money from a scientific advancement, the patient won't know or see a dime of it♥ 0source record 3346

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Corporate office life, HR & recruiting17 index entriesRecruiters, HR staff, and office workers describe the theater, incompetence, and quiet surveillance built into everyday corporate jobs.
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Corporate office life, HR & recruiting

17 source records

Appears when: Corporate office life, HR & recruiting

What the pattern means: Recruiters, HR staff, and office workers describe the theater, incompetence, and quiet surveillance built into everyday corporate jobs.

What commenters described: Recruiter: it is not what you know but who. I’ve seen the most unqualified people make over 6 figs. Just off their dad, bf, neighbor, and soccer moms.

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Recruiter: it is not what you know but who. I’ve seen the most unqualified people make over 6 figs. Just off their dad, bf, neighbor, and soccer moms.

source record 631♥ 928
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Work around drinks!!! Please… please wash the can area before drinking from the can, or put it in a cup please

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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HR here. There is no way to “beat the applicant tracking system” when you apply for a job. Errors on payroll are errors you or your manager caused 99% of the time. We actually do care about employees but need to balance that with needs of the business.

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0

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Recruiter: it is not what you know but who. I’ve seen the most unqualified people make over 6 figs. Just off their dad, bf, neighbor, and soccer moms.♥ 928source record 631
Tech manager here: bonuses and salaries are pre-determined by companies. Performance reviews are almost always just theater♥ 131source record 1040
Project Manager: People don’t have the capacity or discipline to “carry out” long term plans♥ 58source record 1221
When you adjust the thermostat at work, there is almost 0 percent chance that it does anything. On purpose.♥ 2source record 1745
Project Manager: The developers will always choose the cheapest bid or if they have a friend they want to give the contract to they will give it to them♥ 1source record 1837
Recruiter here: please don’t use chatGPT for your interview answers. We can tell 🫣♥ 0source record 1883
The average executive at every major corporation has the computer skills of a 10 year old♥ 3source record 1974
I work maintenance and your ac says 76 when you have it set to 75 is not an emergency♥ 0source record 2279
Human resources is usually about the business not the actual human resources.♥ 0source record 2284
We’re so much more than just overpaid babysitters and def not what’s portrayed on tv shows and movies♥ 0source record 2285
Work around drinks!!! Please… please wash the can area before drinking from the can, or put it in a cup please♥ 0source record 2352
Recruiters lie. They don't have jobs . They want your info for when they do to call you.♥ 0source record 2506
HR here. There is no way to “beat the applicant tracking system” when you apply for a job. Errors on payroll are errors you or your manager caused 99% of the time. We actually do care about employees but need to balance that with needs of the business.♥ 0source record 2609
HR. If you complain about someone, we have to fully investigate you too, which many times uncovers more and you get in trouble as well. 🤦🏻‍♀️♥ 0source record 2656
the thermostat in ur office isnt connected to anything.♥ 0source record 2684
Recruiter here. We have no say over the hiring process or who’s selected for a role at all. You’d actually be shocked at how much we’re left out of the hiring conversations.♥ 0source record 2757
most people in corporate have absolutely no idea what they're doing. the amount of incompetent people I've come across in 18+ years is mind boggling.♥ 0source record 3047

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Retail, hotels & service82 records · 7 sub-topicsRetail, hotels & service — 82 items
Big-box, grocery & general retail24 index entriesBehind-the-counter details from grocery stores, big-box chains, gas stations, and other everyday retailers, covering pricing tricks, store policies, and what employees actually know.
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Big-box, grocery & general retail

24 source records

Appears when: Big-box, grocery & general retail

What the pattern means: Behind-the-counter details from grocery stores, big-box chains, gas stations, and other everyday retailers, covering pricing tricks, store policies, and what employees actually know.

What commenters described: the ONLY retail store that ACTUALLY makes their cakes in store is costco! the other places get it shipped in frozen and we just decorate it.

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the ONLY retail store that ACTUALLY makes their cakes in store is costco! the other places get it shipped in frozen and we just decorate it.

source record 599♥ 1,014
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Basically all fries you eat in the us either retail or in restaurants are made by one of 3 companies.

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0
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When you buy fruit and vegetable plants from basic retail stores. They’re usually watered with the stores water that’s labeled “ not drinkable”

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “their cakes in store” recurs across 2 of the 24 source records in Big-box, grocery & general retail; the complete archive stays available below.

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the ONLY retail store that ACTUALLY makes their cakes in store is costco! the other places get it shipped in frozen and we just decorate it.♥ 1,014source record 599
I used to work at REI. For a company claiming to be pro environment and a co-op they sure do use a lot of useless plastic in packing and treat their employees horribly♥ 45source record 1326
I work in tourism. If you tell your kids not to touch anything in a store there is a 105% chance that everything in that store is about to be touched.♥ 24source record 1448
I work in retail, things go mad cheap on clearance I've seen 400 plus items drop down to 50 bucks. so shop clearance♥ 6source record 1537
publix does not bake their cakes in store, they come frozen♥ 5source record 1564
The real reason Mattress Firm has so many stores in the same town. They found Shoppers get frustrated in big stores with lots of choices. Two small stores in the same town produce 80% more money than one store as big as the two stores put together.♥ 6source record 1622
All grocery stores have 6 to 10 independent suppliers, including Walmart. I supply potato chips as an independent distributor. We are a local small business distribution a national brand. Work 100% on commission and own, our own vehicles and product being distributed.♥ 4source record 1771
I was a supervisor for Grainger. I was encouraged to write people up for any small thing to get them out of the building so they don’t make too much $. New hires are cheaper♥ 4source record 1972
I work in retail. The lack of common sense and inability to read big signs is astonishing♥ 1source record 2007
I'm a cashier at a gas station. the amount of people drinking and driving is INSANE. I'd also be so bold to say about 35%-50% of my customers are functioning alcoholics.♥ 1source record 2040
When you buy fruit and vegetable plants from basic retail stores. They’re usually watered with the stores water that’s labeled “ not drinkable”♥ 0source record 2125
Basically all fries you eat in the us either retail or in restaurants are made by one of 3 companies.♥ 0source record 2430
As a retail store manager… you as the customer are almost always wrong! You are never right!♥ 0source record 2486
if you spend at least 500 dollars on a mattress, you should ask for a pillow for free. The more that you spend on the mattress the more you should ask for.♥ 0source record 2498
Never ever use the makeup testers swatch on your hand is ok but never your face♥ 0source record 2675
As a distributor, convenience stores made 32% 5 years ago. Then 40% 2 years ago. Today they want 45 to 55% margin. It’s not just inflation causing high prices it’s greed♥ 0source record 2685
Retail worker here: Most of the time, it’s not in the back and we know this. But we go and “check” because customers never believe us.♥ 0source record 2686
As a simple cashier for a grocery store, I do not know where most things in the store are. I just scan and help you pay. I don’t stalk the shelves. We don’t have a system either to help look up items either.♥ 0source record 2715
Not only should you trust electronic price tags at the grocery store, but you should start being wary of paper tags. Nearly all retailers have implemented dynamic pricing models. Paper means reprints and manpower that we don’t always have. Check your receipts.♥ 0source record 2985
Anything you buy from an online retailer, Walmart, Amazon, anything like that. Wash the stuff when you get it lmao those places are FULL of dust, bugs, rats. Those rats are pooping on your stuff lmao♥ 0source record 3119
eeewwww....but every retail store THROWS AWAY SEED PACKETS at the end of season, no scanning,no counting, nothing just trash ....do with that what you will♥ 0source record 3200
The espresso machine and garnish bottles don’t often get deep cleaned and on our eval, not hand washing was something the store got marked down on🫣♥ 0source record 3296
Ex Walmart appeal lead. Wash every piece of clothing you purchase from Walmart especially panties & bras. Packed or loose♥ 0source record 3312
Retail. Yes, you DO need a receipt to do a return, and it HAS to be within policy. 🤯♥ 0source record 3336

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Hotels, hospitality & travel booking15 index entriesWhat hotel staff, front desk workers, and travel agents reveal about unwashed comforters, booking loopholes, loyalty perks, and third-party reservation traps.
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Hotels, hospitality & travel booking

15 source records

Appears when: Hotels, hospitality & travel booking

What the pattern means: What hotel staff, front desk workers, and travel agents reveal about unwashed comforters, booking loopholes, loyalty perks, and third-party reservation traps.

What commenters described: Hilton employees can stay at any (available) Hilton property around the world for $40 a night

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Hilton employees can stay at any (available) Hilton property around the world for $40 a night

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Every hotel has had at least one person die in it.

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Used to work at a bed and breakfast; Our "local baker" was Sam's Club.

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The exact phrase “a third party” recurs across 2 of the 15 source records in Hotels, hospitality & travel booking; the complete archive stays available below.

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Hilton employees can stay at any (available) Hilton property around the world for $40 a night♥ 398source record 648
Hotel front desk, if you’re mean/rude about our rates I can and will turn off online booking so you can’t stay w us.♥ 71source record 1218
Travel Agent. Don’t EVER book anything with a third party. Go directly to the website of the airline, hotel, car rental, etc. Always sign up for their rewards. Use a Travel Agent as often as you can. We can get things fixed, taken care of or whatever needs to be done that the client can’t.♥ 4source record 1777
comforters and blankets at hotels don’t get washed. only the sheets♥ 0source record 2146
Every hotel has had at least one person die in it.♥ 0source record 2372
hotel maintenance... they don't wash comforters♥ 0source record 2421
Some hotels don’t actually change all their bed sheets after every guest.♥ 0source record 2555
Used to work at a bed and breakfast; Our "local baker" was Sam's Club.♥ 0source record 2556
I've worked in hotels for the past 8 years... when you book a room, you are guaranteed A ROOM.. you're not guaranteed to get the room type you requested when booking, especially if you booked through a third party like Expedia. Always boom direct.♥ 0source record 2746
Hotel housekeeping, your comforters do not get washed. Only clean ones are used on the beds if they are stained or damaged.♥ 0source record 2820
Don’t swim in a pool or use a hot tub on a cruise ship or large hotel♥ 0source record 2944
travel agency owner ... Y'all have no idea how much a trip actually costs or how to put anything together.♥ 0source record 3048
hotels don’t wash the comforters unless there’s visible stains.♥ 0source record 3116
Hospitality industry: sleeping on top of the covers is absolutely disgusting because the comforter is washed the least and hotel whirlpool tubs are 10X as gross.... not romantic just gross♥ 0source record 3270
Housekeeper. If the bed has a quilt or a comforter it almost never gets cleaned. If it has a duvet cover, you’re in the clear.♥ 0source record 3345

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Specialty shops & niche vendors14 index entriesInsider info from florists, jewelers, furniture stores, adult shops, dispensaries, and other specialty retailers about markups, quality, and industry practices.
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Specialty shops & niche vendors

14 source records

Appears when: Specialty shops & niche vendors

What the pattern means: Insider info from florists, jewelers, furniture stores, adult shops, dispensaries, and other specialty retailers about markups, quality, and industry practices.

What commenters described: I deliver flowers as a retirement gig. When possible do not order flowers from a 1-800 company. They only pass on 80% of the $$ to the florist (and you get 80% of the flowers). Call the local florist directly to get the best value.…

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I deliver flowers as a retirement gig. When possible do not order flowers from a 1-800 company. They only pass on 80% of the $$ to the florist (and you get 80% of the flowers). Call the local florist directly to get the best value. Also try to call at least 3 days out so the florist can order the exact flowers you want instead of working from the stock they have on hand.

source record 1114♥ 153
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I work at an adult toy store, we do not accept returns. You’d be shocked how many people don’t comprehend that.

posted about 39 days after the source♥ 0
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I am a floral designer. There is more to my profession than pocking flowers in water. There is processing, managing, cleaning out, etc. I have carpal tunnel in both hands, tennis elbow and a bad shoulder from lifting buckets and arrangements for 24 years. It's not just playing with flowers.

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “florist directly to get” recurs across 2 of the 14 source records in Specialty shops & niche vendors; the complete archive stays available below.

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I deliver flowers as a retirement gig. When possible do not order flowers from a 1-800 company. They only pass on 80% of the $$ to the florist (and you get 80% of the flowers). Call the local florist directly to get the best value. Also try to call at least 3 days out so the florist can order the exact flowers you want instead of working from the stock they have on hand.♥ 153source record 1114
Furniture Designer. White labeling furniture is a lot more prevalent than people think. The same exact item could be sold for $500 one place, and $1500 at another. It’s all brand perception.♥ 41source record 1256
Florist here 🙋🏼‍♀️💐 Never use 1-800-Flower, Telafloral…or any online company like that. They take 50% of your money for their fee, and give the florists the other 1/2 to fill your order. All of the arrangements are one sided to look bigger in the photos. They are such a rip off. ALWAYS call a florist directly to get 100% of your money towards the flowers! 🌸🌹🌼♥ 3source record 1976
Tobacco companies never once actually discuss or target underaged people. You speak of it and you’re fired right now - no, you’re not going to lunch first. You’re gone.♥ 1source record 1981
Adult novelty seggs toys have no regulation in the United States. Materials. Motors. Packaging information can say whatever anyone wants to put on there. Be safe. Don’t leave your toys plugged in unsupervised.♥ 1source record 1986
Once you speak up they will try to get rid of you. Royers Flowers and Gifts♥ 0source record 2106
Jeweler. Take your jewelry off before swimming or using household cleaners/chemicals. Causes the gold to become brittle and cannot be repaired. Also just take off your rings before handwashing and lotion if please. Super gross.♥ 0source record 2449
I work at an adult toy store, we do not accept returns. You’d be shocked how many people don’t comprehend that.♥ 0source record 2552
I am a floral designer. There is more to my profession than pocking flowers in water. There is processing, managing, cleaning out, etc. I have carpal tunnel in both hands, tennis elbow and a bad shoulder from lifting buckets and arrangements for 24 years. It's not just playing with flowers.♥ 0source record 2582
Diamonds aren’t as scarce or as special as they’d like you to believe♥ 0source record 2966
There’s Dollar store weed and Whole Foods weed. A lot has to do with price. and TAC% means NOTHING to quality♥ 0source record 3036
Battery Store employee. A DEAD BATTERY DORSNT MEAN BAD.♥ 0source record 3052
Occult supply shop associate. Cleanse your tools when you bring them home.. lots of people have touched cauldrons, crystals, candles, etc.♥ 0source record 3061
Furniture "sales" are never real sales. They'll say the MSRP is $$$$, but in reality, those are marked 4 times cost, then "sale" it at 2 to 3 times. Thats the ONLY price you'll ever pay. And your mattresses, they really are just the same as the next one. And expect your paying 3 times what it actually is worth. It might be produced in America, but no one speaks English in the factories. Just like clothes, you pay for the name/brand not the quality.♥ 0source record 3152

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Personal services, beauty & events11 index entriesSecrets from gyms, salons, valets, and wedding-industry workers about client behavior, pricing, and what actually happens behind closed doors.
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Personal services, beauty & events

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What the pattern means: Secrets from gyms, salons, valets, and wedding-industry workers about client behavior, pricing, and what actually happens behind closed doors.

What commenters described: I work at a gym - everyone feels awkward and uncomfortable just keep coming and it'll feel less awkward. also if you only come for the amenities (tanning massage etc) we won't care lots of people do that

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I work at a gym - everyone feels awkward and uncomfortable just keep coming and it'll feel less awkward. also if you only come for the amenities (tanning massage etc) we won't care lots of people do that

source record 792♥ 251
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professional window cleaner - your skylight on a 50% pitch A frame will cost you substantially more then doing 10 of your accessible windows

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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tanning beds, they are classified as medical machines and the fda is up our ass about making sure they’re safe for you

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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I work at a gym - everyone feels awkward and uncomfortable just keep coming and it'll feel less awkward. also if you only come for the amenities (tanning massage etc) we won't care lots of people do that♥ 251source record 792
former valet here: deadass just don’t valet your car! it’s almost always teenagers!♥ 18source record 1482
wedding photographer: I'll usually know how long your marriage will last based on how the kids attending act towards one another. Groom's nephews were absolutely mean to the brides nieces, because he would trash talk her when visiting nephews parents. that resulted in them pre-hating her side. They lasted 4 months.♥ 0source record 1885
tanning beds, they are classified as medical machines and the fda is up our ass about making sure they’re safe for you♥ 0source record 1934
Personal training... literally your results are 90% nutrition. lifting weights can shape you and correct muscle imbalances "if you know what you're doing" but you tryna lose weight then you need to just eat way less. you're welcome.♥ 2source record 1970
Previous tanning salon worker here—are people doing personal things in the beds and not just tanning? Yes. Yes they are.♥ 0source record 2221
professional window cleaner - your skylight on a 50% pitch A frame will cost you substantially more then doing 10 of your accessible windows♥ 0source record 2452
Bridal MUA here....it's usually the MOMS!!! IYKYK. 🙄♥ 0source record 2796
valet...your car will most likely get scratch or damage because we hire teens and unskilled employees. mostly men.♥ 0source record 3160
Personal Training - a LOT of personal trainers are very uneducated and literally just do what they see on Instagram with their clients, but they look "fit" so they get away with it♥ 0source record 3236
Wedding planner here: see through the gimmicks because the thousands of dollars spent on the details will only live on in photos not in memories♥ 0source record 3261

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Theme parks, attractions & entertainment venues9 index entriesEmployees at theme parks, escape rooms, bowling alleys, theaters, and ski resorts on safety incidents, rigged games, and things guests never notice.
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Theme parks, attractions & entertainment venues

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What the pattern means: Employees at theme parks, escape rooms, bowling alleys, theaters, and ski resorts on safety incidents, rigged games, and things guests never notice.

What commenters described: There are NO TRICKS to claw machines. They are basic ass wiring and circuit boards, no going left left right up down down will not make the claw drop farther. And NO we do not stuff the toys in,…

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There are NO TRICKS to claw machines. They are basic ass wiring and circuit boards, no going left left right up down down will not make the claw drop farther. And NO we do not stuff the toys in, our policy is “fluff don’t stuff” trust me I don’t get paid enough to lie, I just repair them

source record 1921♥ 2
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People 💩 everywhere at theme parks

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Disney guest relations: if you own up that you’ve made a mistake or you’re nice about whatever it is you want, 9 time out of 10 I would give you exactly what you’re asking (usually for free). If you blame me/yell at me/treat me like I’m dumb..you aren’t getting shit.

posted about 33 days after the source♥ 0

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Escape rooms. Your game master has 100% control over your game. Doesn’t matter how dumb or smart you are, if we like you we make sure you get out. If we don’t, we won’t♥ 2source record 1917
There are NO TRICKS to claw machines. They are basic ass wiring and circuit boards, no going left left right up down down will not make the claw drop farther. And NO we do not stuff the toys in, our policy is “fluff don’t stuff” trust me I don’t get paid enough to lie, I just repair them♥ 2source record 1921
Disney guest relations: if you own up that you’ve made a mistake or you’re nice about whatever it is you want, 9 time out of 10 I would give you exactly what you’re asking (usually for free). If you blame me/yell at me/treat me like I’m dumb..you aren’t getting shit.♥ 0source record 2381
People 💩 everywhere at theme parks♥ 0source record 2410
I’m a theme park worker in Orlando. Everyday there is some kinda accident in a park and most times ull know when u hear an announcement on not to bring ur items on a ride or not to sit on the railings/chains. Pls just listen to the announcements/instructions or employees. Also there is undercover security in parks and the resorts around them lots of child trafficking happens around theme parks.♥ 0source record 2794
I run ski lifts I’m 18 and I had a 1.8 gpa something like that and I was one of the smarter people who ran ski lifts also one of the youngest I am in charge of thousands of peoples lives daily and most lift operators are either high or watching YouTube most their shift or both and most the time aren’t paying attention♥ 0source record 2969
I work at a bowling alley. We literally never clean the finger holes or wipe down the balls. They are the single most disgusting things on the planet. Wash your hands after you touch them, and eat before or after you bowl so that 10,000 fingers worth of germs fermenting in the finger holes don't get on your fingers, then on your food, and then into your mouth.♥ 0source record 3127
Theater worker: theaters are far nastier than yall think. For example we do not wipe down the seats after each movie. Also yes, its not uncommon to have an empty movie♥ 0source record 3137
lifeguards didn't take a special class of any degree to get hired. they give us a series of videos, an online exam and, a physical exam. it's a pretty hard physical exam if you're out of shape but, it ain't special♥ 0source record 3274

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Housekeeping & janitorial work5 index entriesCleaners and housekeepers in hospitals, homes, and other non-hotel settings on hygiene realities and what they actually do during a cleaning.
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Housekeeping & janitorial work

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What the pattern means: Cleaners and housekeepers in hospitals, homes, and other non-hotel settings on hygiene realities and what they actually do during a cleaning.

What commenters described: Housekeeper here, I'm there to help with your home. I promise you that I am not judging the way you live. When I am looking around at things I am deducing a plan of action. Also, please turn the AC down when we are there 🙏

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Housekeeper here, I'm there to help with your home. I promise you that I am not judging the way you live. When I am looking around at things I am deducing a plan of action. Also, please turn the AC down when we are there 🙏

source record 783♥ 683
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I'm a janitor and have been at some different places. People at a university are more depraved than people at a grocery store.

posted about 17 days after the source♥ 0
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Cleaning means removing VISIBLE dirt. Sanitizing means killing most of the germs. Disinfecting means killing all germs after using manufacturing dwell times. Also the amount of people that literally do not wash their hands after bathroom use is higher than you can ever imagine. People are gross.

posted about 16 days after the source♥ 0

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Hospital housekeeper here🙋‍♂️your room is not as clean as you might think bc they want us to clean the entire room and all the furniture in it in less than 30 minutes♥ 446source record 661
Housekeeper here, I'm there to help with your home. I promise you that I am not judging the way you live. When I am looking around at things I am deducing a plan of action. Also, please turn the AC down when we are there 🙏♥ 683source record 783
janitor here. a good chunk of you don't use soap when washing your hands 🙁♥ 0source record 2112
Cleaning means removing VISIBLE dirt. Sanitizing means killing most of the germs. Disinfecting means killing all germs after using manufacturing dwell times. Also the amount of people that literally do not wash their hands after bathroom use is higher than you can ever imagine. People are gross.♥ 0source record 2208
I'm a janitor and have been at some different places. People at a university are more depraved than people at a grocery store.♥ 0source record 2257

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Call centers & customer service reps4 index entriesCall center and customer service workers explaining why they can't help more, how surveys affect their pay, and tricks for getting faster service.
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Call centers & customer service reps

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What the pattern means: Call center and customer service workers explaining why they can't help more, how surveys affect their pay, and tricks for getting faster service.

What commenters described: Call center agent. When you give your rep a low survey score because the system doesn’t allow you to get what you want, that affects their raise and their job. If they are nice and say “I am so sorry,…

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Call center agent. When you give your rep a low survey score because the system doesn’t allow you to get what you want, that affects their raise and their job. If they are nice and say “I am so sorry, I am unable to process that for you.” It’s not because we don’t WANT to, we CANNOT.

source record 1095♥ 73
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I work in customer service & nobody knows the answer not even our bosses that’s why we give the run around just so we can get yall off the phone

posted about 12 days after the source♥ 0
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Lifelong contact center manager here. Hanging up and calling again just resets your place in the queue. It does not speed up anything. Now, if you pick different options in the IVR that land you in a *different* queue, you might be handled faster. Also doing things to bypass the IVR like pressing zero a bunch of times or saying agent over and over before the IVR knows why you’re calling generally passes you off to the “dump” queue or the least specific queue since we don’t know why you’re calling. And that is often the longest way to wait since often the smallest number of operators can work a queue where the caller might be asking for any service we provide. That being said, these are often the most trained/capable operators for the same reason, so it’s a bit of a trade off. 🤷🏻‍♂️

posted about 9 days after the source♥ 0

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Call center agent. When you give your rep a low survey score because the system doesn’t allow you to get what you want, that affects their raise and their job. If they are nice and say “I am so sorry, I am unable to process that for you.” It’s not because we don’t WANT to, we CANNOT.♥ 73source record 1095
I work in customer service & nobody knows the answer not even our bosses that’s why we give the run around just so we can get yall off the phone♥ 0source record 2095
CSR here, people are literally stupid♥ 0source record 2769
Lifelong contact center manager here. Hanging up and calling again just resets your place in the queue. It does not speed up anything. Now, if you pick different options in the IVR that land you in a *different* queue, you might be handled faster. Also doing things to bypass the IVR like pressing zero a bunch of times or saying agent over and over before the IVR knows why you’re calling generally passes you off to the “dump” queue or the least specific queue since we don’t know why you’re calling. And that is often the longest way to wait since often the smallest number of operators can work a queue where the caller might be asking for any service we provide. That being said, these are often the most trained/capable operators for the same reason, so it’s a bit of a trade off. 🤷🏻‍♂️♥ 0source record 3267

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Death care46 records · 5 sub-topicsDeath care — 46 items
Does the casket touch the dirt: the vault debate17 index entriesCemetery and funeral workers argue over whether caskets go straight into the ground or are kept separate from dirt by a vault.
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Does the casket touch the dirt: the vault debate

17 source records

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What the pattern means: Cemetery and funeral workers argue over whether caskets go straight into the ground or are kept separate from dirt by a vault.

What commenters described: Graveyards are a waste of space

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Graveyards are a waste of space

source record 1249♥ 10
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idk, here in NJ we only use vaults if the cemetery requires them. everybody else is in the dirt

posted about 59 days after the source♥ 0
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As a Wilbert employee I would think you know the difference between a casket and a vault, and if so that just dishonest. A casket will absolutely touch dirt unless its placed in a vault as well.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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Graveyards are a waste of space♥ 10source record 1249
I’m not sure what kind of zombie trip your cemetery went through to start cementing in caskets, but out here the caskets just go straight into the dirt hole and have dirt put right in overtop and you can watch it happen. 🤷‍♂️♥ 5source record 1623
As a Wilbert employee I would think you know the difference between a casket and a vault, and if so that just dishonest. A casket will absolutely touch dirt unless its placed in a vault as well.♥ 0source record 1950
The casket goes inside the vault♥ 0source record 2097
Small town funeral director here. Vaults are not required at the cemeteries here. So most of our caskets always touch the dirt.♥ 0source record 2251
idk, here in NJ we only use vaults if the cemetery requires them. everybody else is in the dirt♥ 0source record 2260
Grave robber: we get dirt on the casket♥ 0source record 2608
Funeral Director here: this is not true. Not all cemeteries require vaults.♥ 0source record 2658
Wait, I’ve only been to Jewish burials where we put the dirt on the coffin ourselves. What’re people talking about with “concrete vaults” and stuff??♥ 0source record 2690
So the people shoveling dirt into graves have been gaslighting me? Where does the dirt go? I'm confused.♥ 0source record 2790
So what does the casket touch♥ 0source record 2807
well I have never been to a funeral that was in a vault they casket are put 6 ft in the ground the guy fills in with dirt im.sorry I have never been part of your world♥ 0source record 2956
I worked at a graveyard and they did touch dirt♥ 0source record 2988
do people actually not know? have they never been to a funeral and seen the concrete sarcophagus?♥ 0source record 3030
Huh? I’ve never been to a funeral where each person doesn’t put dirt on the casket. How else do you bury someone?♥ 0source record 3205
I lie on TikTok a lot (great start ik) but I also did burials for a time and yeah- i remember we always lowered the actual casscet into a concrete tomb thingy. Then we’d seal the tomb and fill in the area around it.♥ 0source record 3369
Not all burials are the same♥ 0source record 3390

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How vaults, water & burials actually work10 index entriesTechnical explanations of what a burial vault does, how groundwater gets in, and what happens to a casket underground.
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How vaults, water & burials actually work

10 source records

Appears when: How vaults, water & burials actually work

What the pattern means: Technical explanations of what a burial vault does, how groundwater gets in, and what happens to a casket underground.

What commenters described: Because it goes in a concrete vault. I did burials also for 6 years.

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Because it goes in a concrete vault. I did burials also for 6 years.

source record 1535♥ 11
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He’s right. I have worked as a groundskeeper at a cemetery. Caskets go inside concrete vaults and are sealed then lowered into the ground

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0
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Worked at a cemetery for 6 ish years and when they tell you water doesn’t get in the vault they are lying

posted about 15 days after the source♥ 0

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Because it goes in a concrete vault. I did burials also for 6 years.♥ 11source record 1535
Ohhh I had friends that worked at a vault company. I got to see a body that was exhumed after 25 years to be cremated with his wife. Frickin 1 of the coolest things I’ve very seen.♥ 2source record 1761
Vaults are a thing. I sold cemetery property♥ 1source record 1821
Because it’s enclosed in a vault? I am a grave digger at my local teeny tiny pioneer cemetery by my house. It’s a weird gig for sure.♥ 2source record 1835
Worked at a cemetery for 6 ish years and when they tell you water doesn’t get in the vault they are lying♥ 0source record 2231
He’s right. I have worked as a groundskeeper at a cemetery. Caskets go inside concrete vaults and are sealed then lowered into the ground♥ 0source record 2600
I got 1. Use to in burials as well. Those big expensive vaults they get to buy, to protect your casket(as they say). They don’t do anything better than a cheap concrete liner. They all let water in. Just like your casket. It will fill with water. I mean unless you’re buried in a desert. They have to or else they’d float.♥ 0source record 2799
I worked at a big cemetery on the grounds crew. In one section, ground water was so heavy that they would call for the device just prior to the ceremony. That device was a very powerful water pump. The vault would be floating at times and those bodies were dissolving in the groundwater in weeks♥ 0source record 3085
waterproof caskets do not exist!!! 💯 I worked at a national cemetery for seven years.♥ 0source record 3231
My husband digs graves and then the casket goes in the hole and he uses his backhoe to cover it in dirt. What do you mean??♥ 0source record 3381

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Cremation, mortician life & cemetery jobs10 index entriesWhat it's like to work in cremation, mortuary, or cemetery jobs day to day, outside the vault argument.
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Cremation, mortician life & cemetery jobs

10 source records

Appears when: Cremation, mortician life & cemetery jobs

What the pattern means: What it's like to work in cremation, mortuary, or cemetery jobs day to day, outside the vault argument.

What commenters described: Pet Cremation here: private cremation means only that pet in the machine, individual cremation means multiple pets separated by barriers. Both mean you get YOUR pet's ashes back.

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Pet Cremation here: private cremation means only that pet in the machine, individual cremation means multiple pets separated by barriers. Both mean you get YOUR pet's ashes back.

source record 893♥ 337
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pet cremator here , most people don’t really take care of their pets like they claim they do!

posted about 31 days after the source♥ 0
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I learned this from the cemetery people when my dad passed away.

posted about 10 days after the source♥ 0

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Pet Cremation here: private cremation means only that pet in the machine, individual cremation means multiple pets separated by barriers. Both mean you get YOUR pet's ashes back.♥ 337source record 893
mortician, folks think im sad all day because im around death but its too many other things going on to be sitting around sad.♥ 44source record 1370
I have burial dirt all over my property. I go get free dirt at the local cemetery to level the lawn and build flower mounds.🤣🤫♥ 21source record 1436
As a mortician/funeral professional……..🫣♥ 3source record 1848
pet cremator here , most people don’t really take care of their pets like they claim they do!♥ 0source record 1878
Funeral assistant here, most funeral homes have people living within them somewhere. From my office i can walk into my bosses parents kitchen. Actually very convenient.♥ 0source record 2822
If they burn a body at the funeral home are you getting just your family's ashes back?♥ 0source record 2836
Hey fellow cemetery worker 🙂👋♥ 0source record 2843
I'm getting cremated, no funeral. no waste of money. I'm dead, so what🤷🏿‍♀️♥ 0source record 3193
I learned this from the cemetery people when my dad passed away.♥ 0source record 3209

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Funeral home money, upsells & business practices6 index entriesWhat funeral homes charge for, mark up, or profit from, from vault sales to headstone commissions.
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Funeral home money, upsells & business practices

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What the pattern means: What funeral homes charge for, mark up, or profit from, from vault sales to headstone commissions.

What commenters described: Death claims examiner, MOST policies do pay out for suicide after owning the policy for two years. It has to have a specific suicide clause and I have never seen one.

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Death claims examiner, MOST policies do pay out for suicide after owning the policy for two years. It has to have a specific suicide clause and I have never seen one.

source record 1925♥ 1
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Better yet, when a funeral home goes to pick up a body, they charge for a removal. 95% of the time, they go pick up a second body, still charge full fee per body

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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i was a burial assistant for a little while n i learned that the funeral home buys the concrete vaults the caskets are laid in for 100 bucks a pop n sells em to u for 500 or more depending on funeral home

posted about 16 days after the source♥ 0

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Death claims examiner, MOST policies do pay out for suicide after owning the policy for two years. It has to have a specific suicide clause and I have never seen one.♥ 1source record 1925
i was a burial assistant for a little while n i learned that the funeral home buys the concrete vaults the caskets are laid in for 100 bucks a pop n sells em to u for 500 or more depending on funeral home♥ 0source record 2296
Better yet, when a funeral home goes to pick up a body, they charge for a removal. 95% of the time, they go pick up a second body, still charge full fee per body♥ 0source record 2378
100% lie as a funeral director and embalmer. If you buy a vault or a grave liner , you can say that but giving these people false hope is insane.♥ 0source record 3018
I worked in the death industry people say awful things about you and the state of your loved one, most likely they have been dropped not cleaned and their clothes ripped up, most funeral homes dont clean or sanitize a rental casket and in NM not everyone gets a vault so yes they are covered in dirt, funeral directors get commission for selling headstones and caskets and now most being corporate they have goals to meet 💔 Also my manager was illiterate and messed up death certificates def and fought with families 😔♥ 0source record 3053
Where does this expensive box go then? 🤷🏻‍♀️……. Very expensive “rental”? Is that in the fine print? I’m 42 and my pops was cremated so I’m not familiar with a burial’s itemized statement♥ 0source record 3304

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Autopsies & death investigation3 index entriesWhat actually happens to organs and bodies during an autopsy or a death investigation.
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What the pattern means: What actually happens to organs and bodies during an autopsy or a death investigation.

What commenters described: Death investigator 👋 not every body gets autopsied. During an autopsy, the tongue and organs are removed and placed in a clear bag and then sent in the bag along with you to the funeral home

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Death investigator 👋 not every body gets autopsied. During an autopsy, the tongue and organs are removed and placed in a clear bag and then sent in the bag along with you to the funeral home

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During death investigation if there is skin slippage and you need fingerprints you then will have to put on the dead persons hand skin to get said fingerprints

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Former autopsy tech...after the autopsy is done, all organs are put in a big plastic bag together and put back into the chest cavity aside from the brain and a few slices of primary organs which are usually saved in a formalin jar to keep in case of a later reinvestigation

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Death investigator 👋 not every body gets autopsied. During an autopsy, the tongue and organs are removed and placed in a clear bag and then sent in the bag along with you to the funeral home♥ 42source record 1270
Former autopsy tech...after the autopsy is done, all organs are put in a big plastic bag together and put back into the chest cavity aside from the brain and a few slices of primary organs which are usually saved in a formalin jar to keep in case of a later reinvestigation♥ 1source record 2058
During death investigation if there is skin slippage and you need fingerprints you then will have to put on the dead persons hand skin to get said fingerprints♥ 0source record 2389

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Pets & animals47 records · 5 sub-topicsPets & animals — 47 items
Zoo, wildlife & exotic animal work13 index entriesZookeepers, wildlife rehabbers, and rescue workers on the stranger corners of working with wild or exotic animals.
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What the pattern means: Zookeepers, wildlife rehabbers, and rescue workers on the stranger corners of working with wild or exotic animals.

What commenters described: science museum collections assistant - if you touch a taxidermy animal, WASH YOUR HANDS they have to be stored and preserved with extremely toxic/carcinogenic chemicals to absorb odor and moisture and deter pests.

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science museum collections assistant - if you touch a taxidermy animal, WASH YOUR HANDS they have to be stored and preserved with extremely toxic/carcinogenic chemicals to absorb odor and moisture and deter pests.

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Vet: Soldiers like to run indoors to avoid saluting the flag when Retreat or other songs come on that you have to stop what you are doing and salute.

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I work with sharks. You can completely immobilize a shark by gripping it and flipping it to its back. Most sharks dont like the taste of human, they prefer fish, so either they mistook you for something else, or they are starving

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science museum collections assistant - if you touch a taxidermy animal, WASH YOUR HANDS they have to be stored and preserved with extremely toxic/carcinogenic chemicals to absorb odor and moisture and deter pests.♥ 8source record 1523
The average paleontologist does not go out and look for bones all day♥ 1source record 1839
im a zookeeper, a lot of hoofstock animals some days. the amount of people shocked that my job is mainly cleaning up poop is wild♥ 1source record 2054
Virtually nothing is vegan. Some animal product is in it. Especially vegetables and fruits are grown with manure, bone meal, iron based in animal blood etc, fish, etc.♥ 0source record 2451
Vet: Soldiers like to run indoors to avoid saluting the flag when Retreat or other songs come on that you have to stop what you are doing and salute.♥ 0source record 2536
I work with sharks. You can completely immobilize a shark by gripping it and flipping it to its back. Most sharks dont like the taste of human, they prefer fish, so either they mistook you for something else, or they are starving♥ 0source record 2572
Wildlife educator - most ppl don’t know the stage of life for a bird. Fledglings are baby birds that hop on the ground until they have the strength to fly. They look slightly fluffy. Stop putting them in boxes in your HOUSE! You don’t need to care for them their mom still does that. You just birdnapped♥ 0source record 2747
Wildlife rehab. Sometimes we have to use euthanized/passed animals to practice casting. Also, enrichment is one of the most important parts of my entire job. The number one killer of rehab animals is stress, and it’s my job (I primarily do enrichment/habitat design) to make sure they aren’t stressed. Our bird ambassadors are just…loose in the facility. They’re very sweet (but are still wild animals and we treat them with the appropriate caution). Our vulture is scared of stairs and housecats.♥ 0source record 2974
I’m a zoo keeper. The reason why zoos announce babies months after birth is because neonatals die quite often. For various reasons and it looks bad if they posted about every single pregnancy that never makes it to term or babies born and dying soon after.♥ 0source record 3034
animal pelts dont smell like rot or decay. they legit smell like your average bag of beef jerky with a slight floral tone♥ 0source record 3147
Zoo volunteer here. Escapes are fairly common for certain animals (our penguins get into the staff-only area sometimes). Also: zebras cause the most injuries of any species in American zoos.♥ 0source record 3198
Horse feed rep: what you feed your animals (brands/ingrediants).. DOES matter!♥ 0source record 3246
crime scene technician: your pet dog or cat will eat you after you pass… but more so cats than dogs 🫣♥ 0source record 3406

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Veterinary medicine & vet techs12 index entriesVets and vet techs on pay, disease testing, burnout, and what they actually recommend and why.
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What the pattern means: Vets and vet techs on pay, disease testing, burnout, and what they actually recommend and why.

What commenters described: vet tech - a lot of people take their pet home against medical advice when their pet is critical

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vet tech - a lot of people take their pet home against medical advice when their pet is critical

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Vet med over here 👋 We have one of the highest suicide rates 😫

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Vet med: how animals are tested for rabies (more people know now bc of TikTok but still)

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vet tech - a lot of people take their pet home against medical advice when their pet is critical♥ 1source record 1841
Most vet clinics and medications are monopolized by Mars. Next time you think about blaming your vet for high costs, blame the chocolate company instead. They can't control costs, and the monopoly set by Mars makes it really difficult for private clinics to compete and succeed.♥ 0source record 2117
Vet tech. Most people don’t know that there’s no blood testing for rabies. If an animal is suspected of having rabies, you decapitate their head and send the whole thing in a box to the state lab. They need brain tissue to test.♥ 0source record 2129
Vet tech: We are not in it for the money. I get paid dick. I made more as an assistant manager at a Dressbarn. If we recommend a diagnostic or treatment, it's because it's needed. And yes...we usually have to run all kinds of tests because no matter how many times we ask, your dog WILL NOT tell us what's wrong.♥ 0source record 2167
veterinarians make commission off the treatments they convince you your pet needs 😁♥ 0source record 2272
Vet med over here 👋 We have one of the highest suicide rates 😫♥ 0source record 2395
Veterinarian here: we're not in it for the money and when we recommend something it's because it is indeed needed for the well being of your pet.♥ 0source record 2518
Vet med: how animals are tested for rabies (more people know now bc of TikTok but still)♥ 0source record 2576
Veterinarian here: Blood work and urinalysis once yearly will save you so much money! Heartworm prevention is cheap and can save your dog's life. Don't get vaccines from the co-op/Tractor Supply unless done by a licensed vet♥ 0source record 2756
Animal Control- Rabies still exists and rabid bats are closer than you think, like possibly living in your roof🤭♥ 0source record 2857
Veterinarian here = we are NOT in it for the money and have one of the highest self 💀 rates of any profession. Look up Not One More Vet (NOMV).♥ 0source record 2970
Cat care coordinator at an animal rescue: our standards for cleanliness and sterility are very different from a vet or human healthcare. So is our safety. The first time I held a cat for vaccines my manager held the syringes in her mouth between doses and blood draws. I started mixing the vaccinations at 16 and I administered my first vaccine at 17 (still am 17) and the needle went through the other side of the skin, they said “you got enough in I think, on to the next” and that was that 😭😭😭 there’s a lot happening and it’s too disorganized no matter how hard you try to keep it together. Also, get ready to clutch your pearls, we scruff all of them. Regularly. It works fantastic and they have zero negative reaction after. It’s a necessity with the conveyor belt of medication and fights.♥ 0source record 3409

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Dog training, walking & behavior9 index entriesTrainers, sitters, and walkers on what dog training and behavior really look like day to day.
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Dog training, walking & behavior

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What the pattern means: Trainers, sitters, and walkers on what dog training and behavior really look like day to day.

What commenters described: Dog trainer here. Teaching your dog the skills is simple and they learn very fast. It’s the dog owners that can’t and/or won’t learn how the process works, so the dog reverts to a series of behaviors to have its critical needs met.

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Dog trainer here. Teaching your dog the skills is simple and they learn very fast. It’s the dog owners that can’t and/or won’t learn how the process works, so the dog reverts to a series of behaviors to have its critical needs met.

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Your dog is never “fully trained”. You have to practice and reinforce known behaviors and skills to keep them. Training is for life.

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Dog trainer, dogs are easy to train, but people are harder 👍

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Dog trainer here. Teaching your dog the skills is simple and they learn very fast. It’s the dog owners that can’t and/or won’t learn how the process works, so the dog reverts to a series of behaviors to have its critical needs met.♥ 148source record 995
Dog: we really hate when you dress us up.♥ 7source record 1489
Socialize your dog by taking it into public. At least frequenct car rides. If something happens to you and it ends up in a shelter, people will not want it.♥ 0source record 1879
Pet sitter/dog walker: Yes, your dog will 100% act differently when you are not home. Some become more fearful, others more aggressive. There’s nothing wrong with them, they’re acting as dogs do naturally. But so we don’t have a repeat of the Texas incident please crate them when a sitter is coming (or use a baby gate to keep them in a room). Bonus: This will also inhibit the escape artists.♥ 1source record 1984
Your dog is never “fully trained”. You have to practice and reinforce known behaviors and skills to keep them. Training is for life.♥ 1source record 2057
Dog care. Your dog shows subtle signs of how they're feeling. A lot of body, eye, tail, and etc movements. Your dog may be wagging its tail, but it doesn't mean they're happy.♥ 0source record 2152
Pet sitter here! Animals (especially dogs) are like kids. They will likely act differently with me than you, not every time but a lot of the time. Sometimes for the worst and sometimes for the best!♥ 0source record 2252
Dog trainer, dogs are easy to train, but people are harder 👍♥ 0source record 2575
Dog trainer here, your shelter dog was probably not abused to the point of causing reactivity. Its bad genetics♥ 0source record 3388

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Grooming behind the chair8 index entriesDog groomers on pricing, techniques, and what clients get wrong about grooming their pets.
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Grooming behind the chair

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What the pattern means: Dog groomers on pricing, techniques, and what clients get wrong about grooming their pets.

What commenters described: Dog daycare: almost no one with a poodle, doodle, or dog with any kind of hair coat is grooming them right and we can all tell

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Dog daycare: almost no one with a poodle, doodle, or dog with any kind of hair coat is grooming them right and we can all tell

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I’m a dog groomer. If you brush your dog with a metal comb thoroughly your dog won’t have to get shaved down

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dog groomer, dogs have a gland in their butts that collect poop juice that we have to empty to prevent infection

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Telling your dog groomer to get your dog’s nails as short as possible is as insulting as telling the pizza guy to cook the pizza all the way.♥ 43source record 1307
Dog daycare: almost no one with a poodle, doodle, or dog with any kind of hair coat is grooming them right and we can all tell♥ 45source record 1318
I’m a dog groomer. If you brush your dog with a metal comb thoroughly your dog won’t have to get shaved down♥ 0source record 1933
dog groomer here. never ever pay for teeth cleaning. it does absolutely nothing. Just like your teeth,only benefits if its constant, not their maybe every 6 week grooming or the 2x a year doodle grooming ppl 😂♥ 0source record 2186
Dog groomer here. We actually DO love all of your dogs, every one of them, even the spicy ones. I promise you.♥ 0source record 2226
Dog grooming is expensive, but we don’t get paid anywhere near what you paid for the service. We get 40-50% of the service price. The rest of the money goes to the business to cover expenses. Shampoo is pricey!♥ 0source record 2247
dog groomer, dogs have a gland in their butts that collect poop juice that we have to empty to prevent infection♥ 0source record 2299
dog groomer here: a lot of owners have accidently trained their dog to be nervous of coming into the salon and most dogs are completely fine once their owners leave. your nervous energy makes then worse and when you leave and theyre surrounded by a calmer confident energy they relax and usually become really sweet and fun again! id say this is true for 90% of dogs!♥ 0source record 3113

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Animal welfare & abuse behind closed doors5 index entriesShelter, groomer, and rescue workers on the mistreatment of pets and animals they witness on the job.
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Animal welfare & abuse behind closed doors

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What the pattern means: Shelter, groomer, and rescue workers on the mistreatment of pets and animals they witness on the job.

What commenters described: Dog groomer. The amount of abuse beloved family pets suffer is insane. If these dogs were children, I’d be obligated to call CPS to have them removed from the home. But because they’re dogs and the owners “love them”, then there’s nothing I,…

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Dog groomer. The amount of abuse beloved family pets suffer is insane. If these dogs were children, I’d be obligated to call CPS to have them removed from the home. But because they’re dogs and the owners “love them”, then there’s nothing I, nor animal control, can do.

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Mustang rescuers, people are awful to will horses. I have seen them shot, hit and runs. The burros are used to practice branding then released when they get too infected. People beat them, chase them, poison them. I never knew humanity was so ugly.

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When looking for dog daycare/boarding make sure the place has live cameras and walk-in tours at all open hours. If the place says they can’t have camera because of worker privacy that’s bullshit. They don’t want you to see the abuse. I’ve worked at two places, one with cameras and tours and one without. I was horrified at what I saw at the no camera place. I did work at a franchise (the good place) so those might be better than small local ones (the bad one) but I can’t speak for all of them.

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Dog groomer. The amount of abuse beloved family pets suffer is insane. If these dogs were children, I’d be obligated to call CPS to have them removed from the home. But because they’re dogs and the owners “love them”, then there’s nothing I, nor animal control, can do.♥ 38source record 1290
I work at an animal shelter and there’s truly too many thing people would be shocked by when it comes to how people treat their pets 😬♥ 6source record 1558
I work at an animal shelter, your pets cry for hours after you surrender them. They shut down, they don't eat, sometimes for days, and we often cry along with them 💔♥ 1source record 1987
When looking for dog daycare/boarding make sure the place has live cameras and walk-in tours at all open hours. If the place says they can’t have camera because of worker privacy that’s bullshit. They don’t want you to see the abuse. I’ve worked at two places, one with cameras and tours and one without. I was horrified at what I saw at the no camera place. I did work at a franchise (the good place) so those might be better than small local ones (the bad one) but I can’t speak for all of them.♥ 0source record 2955
Mustang rescuers, people are awful to will horses. I have seen them shot, hit and runs. The burros are used to practice branding then released when they get too infected. People beat them, chase them, poison them. I never knew humanity was so ugly.♥ 0source record 3049

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Insurance & billing49 records · 5 sub-topicsInsurance & billing — 49 items
Health insurance claims & denials19 index entriesHealth insurance and Medicaid workers on why claims get denied, how billing fraud happens, and how the system is stacked.
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Health insurance claims & denials

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What the pattern means: Health insurance and Medicaid workers on why claims get denied, how billing fraud happens, and how the system is stacked.

What commenters described: No matter what a place bills your insurance, the insurance company has an allowable for whatever it is they don’t will not go over. Ex. I bill your ins $5858.99 for a nebulizer, they will only pay what the allowable is which normally is around $100 if that.…

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No matter what a place bills your insurance, the insurance company has an allowable for whatever it is they don’t will not go over. Ex. I bill your ins $5858.99 for a nebulizer, they will only pay what the allowable is which normally is around $100 if that. Every insurance is different.

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US Medicare DOES NOT cover long term care. unless you qualify for medicaid/a veteran, any care needs are paid for out of pocket and very expensive.

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health insurance claims reviewer. most claims that are denied are because the provider either did not send in records or sent incomplete records. there is a literal program that gives all the needed info for approvals. all they have to do is send in those documents.

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Commercial insurance plans knowingly commit healthcare billing fraud. It’s cheaper for them to just pay the government fines if they get audited.♥ 160source record 998
Health insurance is such a scam. They do their BEST to NOT pay for anything you need.♥ 39source record 1333
most state medicaid will come after the family of elderly people and any assets to recoup what they paid. I've seen people lose land and houses that have been in the family for generations.♥ 27source record 1362
health claims department here... if your Dr or their receptionist can't figure out how to simply fill out a claims or appeal form, you'll be denied based on their stupidity alone. half the time CRUCIAL info is missing like patient DOB. OR you didn't update your address or last name or whatever with the insurance company so what the Dr wrote down doesn't match anything in our system.♥ 31source record 1377
Don't commit insurance fraud or attempt to.♥ 14source record 1449
No matter what a place bills your insurance, the insurance company has an allowable for whatever it is they don’t will not go over. Ex. I bill your ins $5858.99 for a nebulizer, they will only pay what the allowable is which normally is around $100 if that. Every insurance is different.♥ 168source record 1539
You can tweak some medical codes so that insurance pays out more..♥ 9source record 1572
Health insurance broker. If your employer who you’re insured through offers an HRA, HSA, or FSA, those are godsends if you feel the medical plan in particular is not great. They’re pretaxed dollars that can be used for certain things, so it essentially can save you thousands of dollars♥ 3source record 1718
People believe the higher prices and constant denials of health insurance claims are 100% solely on greed, but if you saw the amount of fraud I have to investigate on a constant basis, you'd find the insurance companies' actions a little justified.♥ 0source record 1887
I work for Medicaid eligibility - yes, we know when you’re lying about the amount of money you make. Especially when you say you have $0 income. How do you live? We also go through social media and state records to see if you are lying about a spouse.♥ 0source record 2082
the majority of people don’t know their own insurance plan that they PAY FOR! what company it is, their plan, their coverage… they assume the clinic knows and it will all be covered♥ 0source record 2085
A lot of people live without health insurance♥ 0source record 2181
US Medicare DOES NOT cover long term care. unless you qualify for medicaid/a veteran, any care needs are paid for out of pocket and very expensive.♥ 0source record 2254
health insurance claims reviewer. most claims that are denied are because the provider either did not send in records or sent incomplete records. there is a literal program that gives all the needed info for approvals. all they have to do is send in those documents.♥ 0source record 2391
health insurance - majority of prior auths are denied because your doctor does not submit clinical needed for review♥ 0source record 2688
Workers comp for roofers gets cheaper the higher you go up. If you only work on 1-3 floors up it’s more expensive than workers on roofs like 10 stories up. Why? It’s cheaper if you die. It’s more cost efficient for workers comp carriers for the employee to die than to be injured for life.♥ 0source record 2827
Trump is actually right about adding a fee to refugee and asylum claims, as insane as that sounds.♥ 0source record 2837
if you are having an outpatient surgery is it often cheaper to ask them what their self pay rate is then to go through your insurance. sometimes, the amount you'd pay out of pocket is less than you deductible.♥ 0source record 3037
I’m a claims examiner. Almost every authorization that gets denied is because the doctor failed to send in records, not because WE don’t think it’s medically necessary. The licensed reviewers we contract didn’t have documents to review because of the failure on your doctor’s end.♥ 0source record 3195

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Auto insurance rates & claims12 index entriesAdjusters and agents on how car insurance rates, "full coverage," and accident claims actually work.
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Auto insurance rates & claims

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What the pattern means: Adjusters and agents on how car insurance rates, "full coverage," and accident claims actually work.

What commenters described: Car insurance companies get to raise your rates AS SOON AS YOU TELL THEM (on a recorded line) you are retired you rates don’t automatically get cheaper bc you’re “more experienced” they see you as a greater liability keep that info to yourself

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Car insurance companies get to raise your rates AS SOON AS YOU TELL THEM (on a recorded line) you are retired you rates don’t automatically get cheaper bc you’re “more experienced” they see you as a greater liability keep that info to yourself

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I work on insurance when you get in a wreck and it’s someone else’s fault you file the insurance claim with their insurance not yours

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I work in a collision body shop. This is just advice. Get the rental coverage from your insurance. It's worth it. If something happens, you could be paying for a rental out of pocket which easily will be $35+ a day and repairs can take 1+ weeks depending on the damage.

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Car insurance companies get to raise your rates AS SOON AS YOU TELL THEM (on a recorded line) you are retired you rates don’t automatically get cheaper bc you’re “more experienced” they see you as a greater liability keep that info to yourself♥ 120source record 1081
Auto parts here and auto insurance companies often make auto body shops put used parts like doors and subframes that come off of other totalled cars on your car after an accident. Also, aftermarket parts are more common than most people realize. check your auto policy♥ 17source record 1556
I work in a collision body shop. This is just advice. Get the rental coverage from your insurance. It's worth it. If something happens, you could be paying for a rental out of pocket which easily will be $35+ a day and repairs can take 1+ weeks depending on the damage.♥ 0source record 1888
I work on insurance when you get in a wreck and it’s someone else’s fault you file the insurance claim with their insurance not yours♥ 0source record 2133
In insurance, we don’t care about the color of your car but the carfax does effect insurance rates. Lots of accidents? Higher rates. Bad telematics? Higher rates. Even before you owned it♥ 0source record 2436
Insurance Agent (Louisiana) - There's no such thing as "Full Coverage", there are several coverages to choose, no button to select "full coverage". I HATE that term lol.♥ 0source record 2472
Claims adjuster, if people actually read their policies they would know exactly how every claim will go. No surprises. Also, nobody has “full coverage” you will be surprised how much coverage you could have if you paid the premium.♥ 0source record 2660
auto insurance adjuster. theres technically no such thing as "full coverage". it's a term made up by insurance agents to sell and simplify certain basic coverages.♥ 0source record 2707
Your credit affects your insurance score for auto and home insurance.♥ 0source record 2740
Cars have ratings - we get increases and decreases for insurance based on the accumulated claims of the drivers that own our identical car.♥ 0source record 2772
Most people dont realize that you 100% have the choice on where to take your car to get fixed and that it is illegal for your insurance to steer you. Also GEICO is pure evil. They do the bare minimum when it’s time to make a claim.♥ 0source record 3055
Insurance, your rate is entirely based on your credit score♥ 0source record 3241

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Agents, brokers & sales tactics9 index entriesInsurance agents and brokers on commissions, upselling, and how much control (or scamming) happens on the phone.
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Agents, brokers & sales tactics

9 source records

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What the pattern means: Insurance agents and brokers on commissions, upselling, and how much control (or scamming) happens on the phone.

What commenters described: When you call some big insurance agencies, they sell you insurance based on what company pays them more to sell, not what is most competitive.

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When you call some big insurance agencies, they sell you insurance based on what company pays them more to sell, not what is most competitive.

source record 1570♥ 10
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auto insurance broker, we charge a broker fee and it is non refundable. i get commission off of the sale

posted about 59 days after the source♥ 0
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Insurance agents make more on the $0 Medicare advantage plans than a supplement. Go to an honest insurance agent that shows both & tells you the truth.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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The exact phrase “insurance agent here” recurs across 2 of the 9 source records in Agents, brokers & sales tactics; the complete archive stays available below.

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When you call some big insurance agencies, they sell you insurance based on what company pays them more to sell, not what is most competitive.♥ 10source record 1570
Hard start capacitors for your AC is an upsell. Find a new company if they claim you need one due to high “in rush” amps or high amp draw in general♥ 8source record 1618
Insurance agents make more on the $0 Medicare advantage plans than a supplement. Go to an honest insurance agent that shows both & tells you the truth.♥ 0source record 1884
Big corporations spend millions on audio visual equipment for their conference rooms. Yes, your insurance companies, hospitals, law firms, banks, etc. If it’s more than 3 years old, they replace it all.♥ 3source record 1975
Insurance agent here, ✨WE DONT CONTROL THE RATES!!!!!✨♥ 0source record 2089
Insurance agent here, insurance is a gamble. If you dont know anything about insurance and call an agent to help you they will 100% take advantage, add extra stuff and overcharge you for more commission 😅♥ 0source record 2091
I help people find health insurance. 95% of people you talk to on the phone are scamming you unless you've looked through every option and got a copy of their producer number and state license♥ 0source record 2295
auto insurance broker, we charge a broker fee and it is non refundable. i get commission off of the sale♥ 0source record 2310
Insurance- there are no discounts. If your agent lowered your payment but didn't switch the carrier they removed important coverage or increased your deductible. We have no magic discount button.♥ 0source record 2469

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Home, life & specialty insurance5 index entriesWhat agents and underwriters know about flood, roof, and life insurance policies most people never read closely.
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Home, life & specialty insurance

5 source records

Appears when: Home, life & specialty insurance

What the pattern means: What agents and underwriters know about flood, roof, and life insurance policies most people never read closely.

What commenters described: Insurance - it’s not a warranty it’s an “in case” so when you find mold or an obviously long term leak it probably isn’t going to be covered

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Insurance - it’s not a warranty it’s an “in case” so when you find mold or an obviously long term leak it probably isn’t going to be covered

source record 1786♥ 3
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Insurance underwriter here. We prefer claims where people just die from their injuries versus being in critial condition. 100x cheaper

posted about 2 days after the source♥ 0
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Approximately 30% of flooding happens to homes in a low risk flood zone. All homes are located in a flood zone. Just depends on if it’s high or low risk. Buy flood insurance!

posted about 2 days after the source♥ 0

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Insurance - it’s not a warranty it’s an “in case” so when you find mold or an obviously long term leak it probably isn’t going to be covered♥ 3source record 1786
life insurance is a scam, start a high yield savings account, an put however much you were going to pay for that 5k life insurance policy, in that account. add your beneficiary to the account. an update your end of life plan yearly. I help with all of this.🌺♥ 0source record 2864
I cannot legally waive your deductible for your roof 😬♥ 0source record 2878
Insurance underwriter here. We prefer claims where people just die from their injuries versus being in critial condition. 100x cheaper♥ 0source record 2961
Approximately 30% of flooding happens to homes in a low risk flood zone. All homes are located in a flood zone. Just depends on if it’s high or low risk. Buy flood insurance!♥ 0source record 2971

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Medical & pharmacy billing4 index entriesBillers and pharmacists on hidden codes, reimbursement rates, and the money behind a medical bill.
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Medical & pharmacy billing

4 source records

Appears when: Medical & pharmacy billing

What the pattern means: Billers and pharmacists on hidden codes, reimbursement rates, and the money behind a medical bill.

What commenters described: those "discreet billing" companies all use the same code. yes we know what you're buying.

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those "discreet billing" companies all use the same code. yes we know what you're buying.

source record 2180♥ 0
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Medical Biller, heath insurance is a scam

posted about 26 days after the source♥ 0
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Medical billing. I have to fight insurance companies to pay your medical bills. The company you pay every month to make sure you’re covered. 😭

posted about 10 days after the source♥ 0

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Medical Biller, heath insurance is a scam♥ 0source record 2071
those "discreet billing" companies all use the same code. yes we know what you're buying.♥ 0source record 2180
Independent Pharmacy: we have to pay each insurance to be contracted with them/accept it, we have to pay a fee for every claim that’s processed, reimbursement rates r different between pharmacies even for the exact same Rx (small/non-preferred pharmacies get less money than big retail chains like CVS, who have their own insurance company along with their own Pharmacy Benefit Manager), we also have to pay a subscription fee to use the Rx processing program, and pay a lease on machines like the fax/printers/etc. We lose money on probably half the Rxs we fill because drug acquisition costs r insanely high-especially for brand names, if we do make a decent positive margin u best believe ur insurance is auditing us to find any reason to not pay us. We have to order your med every time because if u don’t end up needing it next month, it won’t be refundable from our wholesaler and we’re out hundreds if not thousands of dollars. Things to think about next time u go to pick up your Rx with a $5 copay-everyone’s $5 may just be keeping your mom and pop pharmacy afloat🫠♥ 0source record 2879
Medical billing. I have to fight insurance companies to pay your medical bills. The company you pay every month to make sure you’re covered. 😭♥ 0source record 3196

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Beauty & personal care31 records · 4 sub-topicsBeauty & personal care — 31 items
Salon life: pricing, booking & client etiquette11 index entriesHairstylists and barbers on markup, prebooking, and the client habits they wish people knew.
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Salon life: pricing, booking & client etiquette

11 source records

Appears when: Salon life: pricing, booking & client etiquette

What the pattern means: Hairstylists and barbers on markup, prebooking, and the client habits they wish people knew.

What commenters described: Hairstylist here and found out working in Houston Chinatown a lot of stylist do not have a license which is scamming ppl.

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Hairstylist here and found out working in Houston Chinatown a lot of stylist do not have a license which is scamming ppl.

source record 1620♥ 8
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stylist here~ a tube of hair color from the professional store costs 10$ and the products you buy at full price are marked up about 100%

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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Being a barber means we end up with hair splinters all over our hands and body from different people and don't get me started on how much hair we end up inhaling.

posted about 36 days after the source♥ 0

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Hairstylist here and found out working in Houston Chinatown a lot of stylist do not have a license which is scamming ppl.♥ 8source record 1620
Cosmetologist here! All of your husbands are cheating on you and vent to me about it while I do their hair! 🫠♥ 0source record 2256
hairstylist here . Prebooking your appointment isn’t just for us it’s helps you secure your future appointment because you never know how many weeks out if we’ll be available or not. Better to set it instead of trying to be squeezed in.♥ 0source record 2318
stylist here~ a tube of hair color from the professional store costs 10$ and the products you buy at full price are marked up about 100%♥ 0source record 2404
Being a barber means we end up with hair splinters all over our hands and body from different people and don't get me started on how much hair we end up inhaling.♥ 0source record 2459
Hairstylist and hair sliver are awful. They’re so hard to get out.♥ 0source record 2830
Top hairstylist use coordinates systems ( similar to GPS) to create a precise haircuts , plus hairstylist must understand chemistry and have incredible artistic talent♥ 0source record 2842
Barber here: Every barber has favorite and least favorite clients. Some ppl are energy vampires and we dread those ones. Don’t take pre workout before your cut. Don’t be sweaty. Brush your teeth.♥ 0source record 3071
Hairstylist here, you don’t have to talk to us the entire time. I know people are uncomfortable with silence, but we do our best work when we can concentrate. 💜♥ 0source record 3126
Hair Stylist of 20 years here 🤗 When choosing a stylist, do your research. If you are looking for a specific style/ color/ haircut, find a stylist who regularly produces those results. If you call a salon and ask for a stylist who specializes in whatever, they’re just going to stick you with the next available stylist. (Gratefully, my salon doesn’t but we are truly a diamond in the rough) And please remember, We are only human, we can’t be good at everything. I can give you the best hair color and cut of your life but if you asked me personally for a perm, I would truthfully send you to another specialist. (I know what I’m good at and it ain’t that) Respectfully, you can walk into $$$$ salon and get the worst experience of your life because a little research wasn’t done.♥ 0source record 3182
Master Barber people need to chew gum before talking♥ 0source record 3215

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Skin, wax & spa treatments10 index entriesEstheticians, massage therapists, and nail techs on skincare myths, waxing realities, and spa hygiene.
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Skin, wax & spa treatments

10 source records

Appears when: Skin, wax & spa treatments

What the pattern means: Estheticians, massage therapists, and nail techs on skincare myths, waxing realities, and spa hygiene.

What commenters described: Massage therapist: if you smoke (anything) or drink regularly, we will smell it through your pores. Bonus: we don’t want to see anyone nekkid - just because you aren’t shy doesn’t mean we aren’t. Stay draped and decent

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Massage therapist: if you smoke (anything) or drink regularly, we will smell it through your pores. Bonus: we don’t want to see anyone nekkid - just because you aren’t shy doesn’t mean we aren’t. Stay draped and decent

source record 1181♥ 82
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Esthetician/Waxer here: 8/10 have hemorrhoids! No reason to be shameful or embarrassed about them at all we are just extra careful around the butt buttons!

posted about 28 days after the source♥ 0
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Esthetician, more women probably have hemorrhoids than don’t. Also outie vaginas are way more common than innies

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Massage therapist: if you smoke (anything) or drink regularly, we will smell it through your pores. Bonus: we don’t want to see anyone nekkid - just because you aren’t shy doesn’t mean we aren’t. Stay draped and decent♥ 82source record 1181
Just because I have a cosmetology license doesn’t mean I know how to do an updo! I’m legally allowed to wax vaginas and bleach buttholes but I have no clue how to do that 🤭♥ 1source record 1985
The best skin care is water! Your skin cannot absorb most of the products on the market like collagen for example. Stick to shea butters, coconut, natural earthy moisturizers. Exfoliate, drink water, moisturize. 👍🏻♥ 1source record 2065
Esthetician/Waxer here: 8/10 have hemorrhoids! No reason to be shameful or embarrassed about them at all we are just extra careful around the butt buttons!♥ 0source record 2079
As a makeup artist, skin prep changes the way your makeup wears through the day DRASTICALLY! Don’t skip skin prep♥ 0source record 2134
As a nail tech, in school I learned that most salons don’t properly clean/sanitize tools OR throw files and sanding bands away for each individual client. That’s how a lot of infectious diseases spread.♥ 0source record 2205
Esthetician, more women probably have hemorrhoids than don’t. Also outie vaginas are way more common than innies♥ 0source record 2235
the only difference between professional skincare and drugstore skincare is that pro brands choose to sell to pros. it’s marketing to create exclusivity. elf could become a pro brand tomorrow if they wanted to. there is no inherent difference in quality♥ 0source record 2973
LMT.. exfoliating is beneficial for a few reasons, and should be done a day or two before your appointment, and stay up on hydration… Body boogers are a thing. 🦠♥ 0source record 3192
Nail tech: Your body chooses how your nails grow, we’re told not to recommend biotic or any nail strengthening pills or oils because not everyone sees results♥ 0source record 3418

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Haircare science & scalp myths6 index entriesWhat stylists actually know about shampoo ingredients, scalp fungus, and dandruff that the bottle won't tell you.
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Haircare science & scalp myths

6 source records

Appears when: Haircare science & scalp myths

What the pattern means: What stylists actually know about shampoo ingredients, scalp fungus, and dandruff that the bottle won't tell you.

What commenters described: Beautician 40 yrs. All shampoos are pretty equal, including suave, some have added medical ( for dandruff, which is VERY harsh) and the others have a load of fragrance. Most R&D dollars are spent on bubbles and fragrance

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Beautician 40 yrs. All shampoos are pretty equal, including suave, some have added medical ( for dandruff, which is VERY harsh) and the others have a load of fragrance. Most R&D dollars are spent on bubbles and fragrance

source record 1414♥ 24
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cosmetologist - your dandruff is most likely a fungus :) stop going to sleep with your hair wet!!

posted about 29 days after the source♥ 0
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Hairdresser: 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner is a lie. It’s just a gentle shampoo. If you want to get rid of flakes, than you need to use conditioner no matter how short your hair is. Men and woman.

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Beautician 40 yrs. All shampoos are pretty equal, including suave, some have added medical ( for dandruff, which is VERY harsh) and the others have a load of fragrance. Most R&D dollars are spent on bubbles and fragrance♥ 24source record 1414
Hairstylist here: we can’t fix your scalp issue. You need DERMATOLOGIST not a COSMETOLOGIST for scalp related issues♥ 20source record 1430
Hair stylist. A lot of us have something going on with our scalp and thinning can be reversed if you fix it early♥ 6source record 1492
cosmetologist - your dandruff is most likely a fungus :) stop going to sleep with your hair wet!!♥ 0source record 2558
Hairdresser: 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner is a lie. It’s just a gentle shampoo. If you want to get rid of flakes, than you need to use conditioner no matter how short your hair is. Men and woman.♥ 0source record 2643
Barber here. That "birth mark" on the back of your head just above the hair line is a low grade fungal infection. 85 to 90% of my new clients have it. Clean clippers and aftershave go a long ways. Oh and remember all the ear ridges and folds needs to be washed.. 😜♥ 0source record 2743

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Tattoo & piercing industry gaps4 index entriesArtists and piercers on how thin licensing and sterility requirements really are.
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Tattoo & piercing industry gaps

4 source records

Appears when: Tattoo & piercing industry gaps

What the pattern means: Artists and piercers on how thin licensing and sterility requirements really are.

What commenters described: As a tattoo artist I do get the stereotype of tattoo artists being mean and scary, but most of us are just goobers who like art

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As a tattoo artist I do get the stereotype of tattoo artists being mean and scary, but most of us are just goobers who like art

source record 1154♥ 98
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Tattooing is never sterile lol

posted about 37 days after the source♥ 0
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I’m a tattoo artist. There is no official certification or license for being a tattoo artist outside of a regular buisness license and health department permits. In many states here in the US, you don’t even need that.

posted about 30 days after the source♥ 0

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As a tattoo artist I do get the stereotype of tattoo artists being mean and scary, but most of us are just goobers who like art♥ 98source record 1154
I’m a tattoo artist. There is no official certification or license for being a tattoo artist outside of a regular buisness license and health department permits. In many states here in the US, you don’t even need that.♥ 0source record 1863
I'm a body piercer. In my state, legally, all you have to do is pay for the license and have a bloodborne pathogens certificate. Nothing about training, skills, etc. Check portfolios people♥ 0source record 2178
Tattooing is never sterile lol♥ 0source record 2344

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How this catalog was built

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How 1,255 records were grouped

Each included top-level comment record was assigned to one of 13 named industry groups. The count is records, not 1,255 independently verified or semantically unique secrets.

Healthcare & medicine

211 classified records

Half guesswork, all business — and yes, they can tell when you're lying.

  • Doctor here, we are just guessing about 50% of the time. Also, we are scrolling on social media while you're in the exam room waiting.♥ 54
  • Nurse here: We can always tell when you're on drugs. No point in trying to lie about it. Just be up front so we don't give you any medication that can react to the drugs in your system♥ 0

Offices, tech & media

172 classified records

Performance reviews are theater, marketing is psychology, and IT is mostly Google.

  • Tech manager here: bonuses and salaries are pre-determined by companies. Performance reviews are almost always just theater♥ 131
  • most of my it work is google. im just really good at google.♥ 16

Trades, energy & manufacturing

141 classified records

The grid is fragile, the code is for profit, and the nuclear plant is the safest place in town.

  • I work in a nuclear power plant. While at work I get less radiation then you do outside in the world from the sun.♥ 1,594
  • Engineer here… the utility infrastructure is a lot more fragile than people could imagine… an unchained bike in Detroit is safer…♥ 177

Food, farms & restaurants

120 classified records

Your 'fresh' meal was cooked last week, frozen, and delivered by the same two distributors.

  • Chef, often the "special of the day" is scaps or soon to be expired food♥ 531
  • chef here. the majority of the food you get is pre cooked in some way. i cooked that sauce 4 days ago and just reheated it. your pasta i made last week and it's been frozen since the day i made it.♥ 58

Schools & education

109 classified records

Teachers buy the supplies, know your home life, and can't tell you what they know.

  • Teacher: You wouldn't believe how much of my own money I put into my class. From the work on the shelves, art supplies, interior design to make the class welcoming down to your mother's day gift.♥ 496
  • As a middle school teacher, most kids have been raised with a electronic device in their hands and have never read a book outside of school. Most cannot read beyond a 5th grade level.♥ 91

Law, gov & public safety

99 classified records

Miranda isn't like TV, and firefighting is mostly not fires.

  • I'm a cop. Miranda rights are not automatically read just because someone is arrested like on TV.♥ 84↑ Fact-checked in the answer index
  • I'm an aerial lift inspector (firetruck inspector) - Most fire fighters only see 1-8 fires a year, 10-30 if you're in a bigger city. It's 60% EMS calls or false alarms, the other is mostly working out or chilling♥ 30

Retail, hotels & service

82 classified records

'Let me check in the back' is a performance, and the comforter has seen things.

  • Retail worker here: Most of the time, it's not in the back and we know this. But we go and "check" because customers never believe us.♥ 0
  • Former hotel manager: every single hotel has had bed bugs at some point unless it's a brand new hotel. It's not the hotels fault - people bring them in.♥ 0

Money, banking & real estate

77 classified records

The bank is bored and reading your transactions like a group chat.

  • Banking. We are looking through your accounts, transactions, direct deposits, what do you make, where do you shop. We are bored.♥ 356
  • Real estate appraisals: your house is the same value whether you clean or not so just relax 🙏✨♥ 450

Transport, delivery & aviation

71 classified records

Fragile stickers do nothing, and the pilot's first real flight has passengers on it.

  • I'm a pilot, the first time an airline pilot flies the actual jet instead of a sim they have passengers on board♥ 53
  • Fedex driver - no amount of fragile stickers will keep your package from getting thrown or stepped on♥ 19

Insurance & billing

49 classified records

The sticker price is fiction — the 'allowable' is the whole game.

  • No matter what a place bills your insurance, the insurance company has an allowable they will not go over. Ex. I bill your ins $5858.99 for a nebulizer, they will only pay the allowable, which normally is around $100 if that.♥ 168
  • Insurance underwriter here. We prefer claims where people just die from their injuries versus being in critical condition. 100x cheaper♥ 0

Pets & animals

47 classified records

The vet isn't in it for the money — corporate sets the prices, and the dog is fine once you leave.

  • Veterinary technician here. Techs and doctors do not set the prices of things, we have zero control on costs. Corporate managers set pricing. We hate it too.♥ 40
  • Dog trainer here. Teaching your dog the skills is simple and they learn very fast. It's the dog owners that can't and/or won't learn how the process works.♥ 148

Death care

46 classified records

The industry that started the whole thread — and it came with receipts.

  • If someone in ur family is already buried, you don't need to buy another spot next to them. You can bury another family member on top of them for 1/2 the price…. Called a 2nd right. Ur welcome :)♥ 498
  • Pet Cremation here: private cremation means only that pet in the machine, individual cremation means multiple pets separated by barriers. Both mean you get YOUR pet's ashes back.♥ 337

Beauty & personal care

31 classified records

Your stylist can't fix your scalp, and most of the shampoo aisle is the same bottle.

  • Hairstylist here: we can't fix your scalp issue. You need a DERMATOLOGIST not a COSMETOLOGIST for scalp related issues♥ 20
  • Beautician 40 yrs. All shampoos are pretty equal. Most R&D dollars are spent on bubbles and fragrance♥ 24

Patterns across the classified comments

The eight themes overlap across the classified records. They are editorial groupings, not a count of unique facts or independently verified discoveries.

It's a business, not a service

131 comments

From hospitals to nonprofits: the mission statement is marketing, the spreadsheet is the mission.

  • A certain major snack manufacturer is robbing you. We sell a bag for nine bucks? Yeah, that only costs 11 cents to make♥ 0
  • Hospitals charge you a 200-250% up charge on supplies used for procedures♥ 0

Wash it, wipe it, don't trust it

91 comments

The hygiene warnings: packages, produce, hotel comforters, bowling balls — wash all of it.

  • Don't drink the coffee from vending machines the amount of mold and bugs I've seen, the smell 😭♥ 117
  • I work at a bowling alley. We literally never clean the finger holes or wipe down the balls. Wash your hands after you touch them.♥ 0

The safety margin is thinner than you think

81 comments

Planes, buildings, ski lifts: more held together by luck and redundancy than you'd like.

  • I build airplanes, the amount of people who try to hide mistakes to avoid getting in "trouble" is ridiculous and dangerous. I always call it out when I see it, but you never know how many mistakes fly under the radar..♥ 1
  • I run ski lifts. I'm 18, and I was one of the smarter people who ran ski lifts. I am in charge of thousands of peoples lives daily.♥ 0

The free money-saving cheat codes

67 comments

Call the florist directly, appeal the denial, replace the glass not the frame — the pros' actual advice.

  • I deliver flowers as a retirement gig. When possible do not order flowers from a 1-800 company. They only pass on 80% of the $$ to the florist (and you get 80% of the flowers). Call the local florist directly to get the best value.♥ 153
  • Glazier here: If you have a cracked or foggy window in your house, you don't have to replace the whole frame. You can just replace the glass for much cheaper. It's like a flat tire — you don't buy a new wheel, just a new tire.♥ 0

We're broke, tired, and paying out of pocket

50 comments

The people holding the system up are buying the supplies themselves.

  • Teacher in a low income area here. Each year over half of my students show up with no school supplies at all. Not even 1 pencil. So each year, I spend my own personal money buying them supplies. This cannot be deducted from taxes.♥ 6
  • Vet tech: We are not in it for the money. I get paid dick. I made more as an assistant manager at a Dressbarn.♥ 0

We know more about you than you think

35 comments

Your kids, your bank, your custodian: everyone's been briefed.

  • Teacher: If your kids are younger than 7(ish), their teacher knows what's happening at home. Those kids tell us EVERYTHING. We DO NOT ask and do not want to know, but they tell ALL.♥ 0
  • school custodian, we know all the staff/teachers secrets and we gossip to the other schools custodians about it. 🤣♥ 53

It's all the same product

22 comments

Different label, same factory: sugar, gasoline, bread, toilet paper.

  • work for domino sugar every bag of sugar is made from the the same product in the same way the only difference is the cost of the packaging thats why the cheaper bags get hard before the expensive ones♥ 105
  • Fuel delivery driver: pretty much every brand of gasoline is the same exact stuff. There are some slight additive differences, but additive makes up a very very small percentage.♥ 1

Nobody really knows what they're doing

20 comments

The most comforting genre: the experts are winging it too.

  • Marketing: no one knows what they're doing.♥ 9
  • even with my professional degree 95% of my work is google or bing♥ 32

The casket in the room

The creator's own secret — they build burial vaults, so "the casket you buy will never touch dirt" — hijacked the thread. 218 comments demanded answers. Cemetery workers eventually explained: most caskets are sealed inside a concrete vault before the grave is filled. The panic in between was priceless.

Why is no one asking what the casket touches??
♥ 1,652
No no. I have a question FOR YOU. WHERE ARE THE BODIES ??? 30 years on this earth and I've never once seen a new cemetery or one that isn't taking people anymore. That's not possible.
♥ 20
Wait? If it's in the ground and buried does the dirt just float on the top? Is there a force field? I don't get it.
♥ 0
do you find that sufficient for keeping the vampires contained?
♥ 4
Grave robber: we get dirt on the casket
♥ 0
I'm happy knowing the zombies will have a hard time getting up
♥ 0
I can actually explain this! Caskets are usually put in (essentially) concrete/stone cases, aka vaults, before they're buried to protect the casket from the earthload and protect the structural integrity of the burial grounds :)
the answer, finally♥ 0
the casket may never touch dirt, but that doesn't mean water won't seep in😂
the plot twist♥ 2

Buried treasure: the secrets almost nobody saw

The comments below arrived weeks after the video posted — long after the likes dried up. They're some of the best intel in the whole thread, surfaced from the bottom.

The real reason Mattress Firm has so many stores in the same town. Shoppers get frustrated in big stores with lots of choices. Two small stores in the same town produce 80% more money than one store as big as the two put together.
posted day 31♥ 6
I'm a neuroscientist! When you see a paywall for scientific papers, that money does NOT go to the authors, it goes to the journal. We pay TO publish. We also are not paid to peer review - that's a voluntary duty scientists take seriously, but are not compensated for.
posted day 30♥ 0
Ex-stripper here. We had to pay to go to work. So we start the night already $250+ in debt to the club and have to pay regardless of whether we make that or not 🤣
posted day 31♥ 0
Big food manufacturer- Wal-Mart has insane fines and fees for its food suppliers that force us to raise the prices for all of the other grocery stores. That is how they have the lowest prices.
posted day 32♥ 0
Many private solar installations you see aren't even connected to anything. They just make them for tax credits.
posted day 59♥ 1
Base pay for dashers is $2. Even if it's a 10 mile drive or a large order. And if no dashers want it, they raise the offer 25¢ at a time until someone accepts it
posted day 8♥ 0
Conversation context and side chatter

The workplace comments that stopped the scroll

The comment section's most-resonant self-described workplace statements — from the exterminator who talked himself out of a job to the accountant who can't do math.

exterminator. 90% of pest control is a clean house with tight seals on windows and doors.
♥ 20,255
Kindergarten teacher. Your kid's teacher knows EVERYTHING about you.
♥ 11,006
Working in eyecare, the amount of people driving that can't actually see is scary.
♥ 8,658
Most kids don't really benefit from counseling/therapy, if the parents or home environment doesn't change.
♥ 5,954
Butcher here. Food costs are inflated by distributors and monopolies in the food manufacturing industry. 4 major beef companies in the US. 4 major pork companies. It's all artificial inflation
♥ 5,608
im an accountant. You don't really need to know math
♥ 5,483
Package delivery driver: After you receive your package DO NOT put it on your kitchen island, counter, dining table etc. Even if it looks clean, it is not clean, I promise you.
♥ 4,449
Produce manager. I cannot stress enough the importance of washing your produce before you eat it.
♥ 4,244
Therapist: everyone can benefit from therapy but it only works if you don't lie!
♥ 4,163
Military grade means the cheapest materials that still get the job done well enough. Don't pick that one 😉
♥ 4,003
Yes. You can bore your therapist.
♥ 2,908
Nanny here: if you give your kids a big kiss/snuggle/spin in the air before you ask them to do something they'll pretty much do it everytime
♥ 2,352
phlebotomist: You're not a hard stick. Someone just messed up/missed and blamed it on you having bad veins
♥ 2,167
Car business: Dividing your monthly payment in half and paying it every 2 weeks allows you to pay your car off in a year quicker, saving you thousands on interest.
♥ 1,278
↑ Fact-checked in the answer index
payroll - 99% of the errors on your check has NOTHING to do with the payroll department its your manager
♥ 1,244
40 yr old adult here. I still have no idea what I'm doing or what I'm supposed to be doing. I'm just winging it.
♥ 1,410
Dataset, coverage, and methodology
3,419
comments analyzed
1,255
classified top-level workplace records
1,778
top-level comment records
129,144
likes across the thread

How the complete list was counted

The source corpus contains 3,419 captured comment records: 1,778 top-level comments and 1,641 replies.

The complete index contains 1,255 A top-level source comment containing a workplace secret and assigned to exactly one of thirteen industries in the existing validated index. Preserve the existing 1,255-record industry index exactly. Each row is an exact source record, not a claim of 1,255 semantically unique secret concepts.

The audit separately accounts for 2,164 source records outside the published list definition.

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