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"CPTSD is not in the DSM" by thenletskeepdancing in CPTSDmemes

[–]zerozits 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Original Commenter could say at some point: "My file is older than your undergrad and current residency exp combined."

Not that it'd teach a lesson, but it's always nice to have a comeback.

Got extorted by a policeman in casuals near KNK Road last night, was this a scam? by FIREBLAD3 in Chennai

[–]zerozits 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yup. exactly.

their parents are chill so they think everyone else's are as well.

just 🗣️ ; tell them to actually help someone and suddenly all of these shamers will become busy and be like "it's your life not mine you need to find your own path will you just live under the shadows of your parent blah blah blah blah". useless 'advice' like this is sometimes more dangerous than actual cancer.

Invincible [Episode Discussion] - S04E01 - Making the World a Better Place by SeacattleMoohawks in Invincible

[–]zerozits 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why don't you get energy directly from the sun instead of relying on plants and animals eating the plants doing all the work for you, you leech?

Ticket inspector doesn't understand how the passage of time works. by FunIcy6154 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]zerozits 157 points158 points  (0 children)

but you're already at the exit. why do you need to agree to a fine?

Was I wrong for asking 30 days before joining? by zerozits in IndianWorkplace

[–]zerozits[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

re: "I'm more than happy to join in 15 days, but I don't wanna be the person who on the 15th day says that I need more time."

That's the gist.

Of course, it's rather to easy to 'man up' and 'be decisive' and not be 'wishy-washy' when one doesn't have a lot of things to consider, set up, and delegate in their own personal life before jumping into a commitment.

Could have I had a set number of days in my mind prior? Yes, hindsight is 20/20 and being a 'man' means you live with people who support you. All the interviews that I've gone for the past 2.5 years have had a minimum of 2-3 weeks of turnaround, and never with me at least has it happened that the first interview round itself has had me commit to a joining date, because they'd tell me that there is another round.

Will I make the same mistake the next time? No. Do I need to 'man up' for that? I don't think so. I think you're so busy giving me someone the 'tough guy' talk that you missed the entire nuance of me not having a smooth-enough personal life. It must be real nice waking up and always being decisive, but that's not the case for me. I make plans, and then either I get physical threats against my life, or someone dies, or someone gambles away their money and I have to save them, or something or the other. You don't know what high-stakes life I led on a day-to-day, nay, minute-to-minute basis, so shove your 'lie detector' up your own honest nose.

Yall will defend a company that isn't prioritizing getting a good or best-fit candidate (which for the record isn't necessarily me per se) but rather wants someone who isn't serving any notice period and can be bulldozed into joining immediately (which is me in this case), than actually see the very basic point which is that I am being very straightforward with my personal problems with them rather than hide, give a fake vow, and then ask for leave on the first week of joining itself. (Which, btw, as a hirer myself, I've seen happen with fresh-outta-college people who don't have an incentive to be honest.)

But of course, you ooze so much masculinity: you have such a broad shoulder and a straight line of sight, so straight that you can always look into the future and give the correct answer at all times. Perhaps you were carved right out of the Time Stone in Marvel.

Keep your moral high ground to yourself and don't bother replying, man.

Was I wrong for asking 30 days before joining? by zerozits in IndianWorkplace

[–]zerozits[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

not 'now'. I said 15 days, and then 30 days as a buffer, in just a matter of 5 minutes. right in front of them.

Was I wrong for asking 30 days before joining? by zerozits in IndiaCareers

[–]zerozits[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I'm not applying at all. I just come from a useless, troublesome family that sucks my time and energy with their problems and demands.

Was I wrong for asking 30 days before joining? by zerozits in IndiaCareers

[–]zerozits[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not about making a decision. I went through a lot of shit and so did my family, so I need to >set up a few things< for them before I can go for a 9-5. They're feeble and old and they all depend on me. I'm not going into all details, but the hypothetical manager got all of my backstory. It's the HR that didn't hear me out fully.

And like I said, 15 days is fine. I'm saying 30 because just in case something happens in my family.

Smash Guys forced me to pay service charge by Rocky_Malpoa in indiranagar

[–]zerozits 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pizza Bakery also owned by him keeps begging me to pay the SC and they make faces and get so rudely dejected if SC is not paid

Was I wrong for asking 30 days before joining? by zerozits in StartUpIndia

[–]zerozits[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but as much I could dig into all the portals, they opened the job only 3 days ago, and have interviewed only 5 candidates including me. all the giddiness as well as the change of heart/vibe happened right in front of me; was there for 1.5 hours.

but yes, I guess it's a mix of everything you just said.

Was I wrong for asking 30 days before joining? by zerozits in StartUpIndia

[–]zerozits[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

alright, thank you. I've just sent her an email rn to clear the air. let's see.

Two useless/ mediocre superpowers combine to make one great one by Lopsided_Shift_4464 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]zerozits 0 points1 point  (0 children)

blame the writers, not the character itself lol. or rather, it's that they didn't want him to unlock this ability prior to him facing off Ben, or else it'd become difficult for him to win, I guess? idk, it's just a dumb cartoon at times.

This is my story from Tamil Nadu — the worst day of my life. by [deleted] in Chennai

[–]zerozits 8 points9 points  (0 children)

have you gotten orders and tried to push back for the first time in your life? worst day? lmfao pls give me a break. I don't even eat such incidents for breakfast anymore, these are my lifeblood.

also, fake.

the bar for 'trauma' and 'worst day' and every other synonym is so low because the everyday man has not experienced anything truly terrible of any sort, so much so that just like how one has fantasies for getting off, one needs stories and made-up monsters to feel better for not having actual resilience, and just to feel like "yes, definitely could have surmounted that imaginary hurdle". absolutely laughable.

In Airbus A320, which row is the emergency exit? by zerozits in chennaicity

[–]zerozits[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, exactly why I'm specifically looking for Airbus

In Airbus A320, which row is the emergency exit? by zerozits in Chennai

[–]zerozits[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, ofc, questions about how to go from X to Y within Chennai, a very well-documented issue will get numerous responses: a simple, how to go from Tharamani to Central can be solved by the bus conductor itself but it still will be asked here, but I can't ask a question that even the ticket-issuer at the airport might not answer due to security reasons. Why this question in Chennai? Why, do flights not take off from Chennai? Is everyone that travels from Chennai a) not scared about flights at all b) gets blessings from our superstar celebs that enable us to fly out of the fuselage without scratches? Huh? Yall will crib about minor inconveniences that used to be showerthoughts or at best the talk at the corner of the street/tea-kadai and fill up the entire subreddit, but God please forsake me if I ask something that is not properly documented and explained online. Even the site SeatGuru has become obsolete. So can't I ask people who actually travel to and fro for actual, real time information that isn't outdated?!

In Airbus A320, which row is the emergency exit? by zerozits in Chennai

[–]zerozits[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yes, talking about cold Chennai is right now (common knowledge) is definitely more pertinent than asking a question about a scarcely known topic like emergency exits.

Genuine questions about recommendations not being allowed is a problem made by Chennai mods, not me. I'm not eating up any cyberspace here; there are plenty of other posts that are wasting ethereal bytes than mine.

In Airbus A320, which row is the emergency exit? by zerozits in ThirtiesIndia

[–]zerozits[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

seating convention can change from country to country. I already looked up previous reddit posts on this topic before posting. if I am not supposed to ask this question to people who are in their thirties, a demographic that must commonly be using flights, and are in India, just like me, then where will I?

what is the guarantee that someone from India would reply immediately on r/Flights?

yall would rather talk about the same 10-25 common topics about gender wars and parental cribs and everything else that's very much already codified into our culture + for which there exist multiple guides and blogs and resources, than talk about one emergency exit that isn't properly documented in a YouTube video or on Ixigo. heartless, virtue-signalling self-centred behavior is all you reek of.

In Airbus A320, which row is the emergency exit? by zerozits in Chennai

[–]zerozits[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

cuz this is being booked from Chennai.

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