I'm just a regular old moderator dude that got really sick of the wars between bdp and smalldickproblems... I just don't understand why the readership of this sub hasn't taken off. I mean bigpussyproblems has 7 subscribers and this one... only 1 person other than myself. There has to be some woman out their with a tiny vag that is looking to find kinship in some of her burdens with other women with small ones too!? Right? Anyway, who better to facilitate the cutting edge of this intense discussion than myself, Devicee? I'm just trying to give this a little push in the right direction... like a little paper sailboat on a lake that has no wind... I mean don't the girls in bigpussyproblems
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The title says it all, right? C'mon. Don't be bashful.
I don't want to say too much, but I'd like to find out if someone is who they say they are and I don't want them fucking with my mind and life.
It seems like so many musicians and Hollywood types only get a big break because they are legacies (i.e. they had parents that were talented and they are now turning around and using their money and power to expose their kids to the masses.) Didn't want to phrase the question negatively, but I can definitely think of a few newbies that I just think should find another profession, but: I look to you for examples!
Maybe this is more of a question for theoryofreddit, but I just wanted to put it out there and ask why anyone might think this is?
I was recently filling out an application to become a server at Joe's Crab Shack and was asked if I felt comfortable singing and dancing as a condition of employment. Much to my amusement, when I answered no, the on-line application immediately terminated. I guess I've been in other restaurants (like Texas Roadhouse) and out of no where the staff will start line dancing and yucking it up with the customers... it just made me wonder. Am I the only one that goes to restaurants to eat? Are there any other redditors out there that this completely annoys? I mean, as a server, shouldn't they be more concerned about how I treat the customers and their meal experience than how entertained their
(i.e. I'd like to know about specific services, agencies, and/or methods) and if anything minor ever turned up from your past that prevented you from getting a job? What protections do employees have against their information being made available to potential employers and/or the legality of accessing certain details (details that are possibly unethically considered) when determining employability?
Redditor puts a Vanilla Wafer in the toaster a little longer all for that simply delicious karma...
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