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- Sep 12, 2026
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People Are Sharing Dumb Decisions Their Companies Made That Caused Everyone To Mass Quit (opens the original)
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"Sadly, he lost his dad's business in less than a week." "The HR manager was eventually fired. Around the same time, the CEO 'retired.' Last year, they finally returned to the original organization, but the reorg created huge, lasting issues. It will probably be years before the company recovers." "My team members and I never got paid for that month or so of work. When we brought the CEO to small claims court, he insisted we were all unpaid interns before skipping the country." "When COVID hit,
16 Things You Might Not Know About American Food (opens the original)
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One thing to keep in mind: "banned" can mean different things depending on the example. Some substances are explicitly prohibited, while others were never approved. Certain restrictions also have more to do with animal welfare or production methods than whether a food is considered unsafe for people. US rules are changing, too. Since 2024, the FDA has revoked its approvals for Red Dye No. 3 and brominated vegetable oil, opened an accelerated review of titanium dioxide, and announced a voluntary
19 Songs With Hidden Meanings That Went Completely Over Most People's Heads (opens the original)
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Warning: This post discusses racism, violence, and drug use. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is an organization that provides resources to help US citizens understand and stand up for their rights, as well as take action against racial injustices. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, you can call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) and find more resources here.
"I Quit At That Moment": Teachers Who Quit Are Sharing The Moment They Realized It Wasn't For Them (opens the original)
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Unfortunately, this shouldn't be surprising news. In 2022, K–12 teachers were reported to have the highest burnout rate of all professions in the US. Similarly, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 300,000 public school educators quit between February 2020 and May 2022. Note: This post contains mention of violence, abuse, and suicidal ideation. "We were expected to be at school from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. with no breaks except for a 20-minute lunch period. During that time, the kids got 10 min
"It's Like A Switch Shut Off In My Brain": People Share How A GLP-1 Changed Their Life (opens the original)
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(As always, everyone's experience is different, and none of this replaces a conversation with your own doctor.) "The weight loss was achieved entirely through diet, but in the last several months I've added more exercise to my daily routine and have started weightlifting and training several times a week at the gym." "My period came back on month two of using GLP-1, and a year later, I had lost 40-ish pounds without trying too hard. I stopped counting calories but kept trying to make the best de
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