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      I was really hoping to try it out since I think it could really help with my severe ADHD issues, but you’re right, none of these people can be trusted and they’re not worthy of patronage.

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    The salty taste you’re feeling in your Hello Fresh boxes comes from the flop sweat of the abused workers.

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      “The sweat is fresh of the workers back in case you’ve opted for our premium package!” (Non premium sweat may or may not come from the back, arse or genital area)

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    The complaint further accuses supervisors of physical assaults, including beating employees, placing their hands around workers’ necks, and screaming into their ears. Some workers allegedly struggled to obtain medical treatment for workplace injuries.

    Female Hispanic employees reportedly faced unwanted touching, sexual propositions, and exposure to pornography and images of supervisors’ genitalia. The complaint also alleges that managers used loaves of bread and cucumbers to simulate sexual acts.

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      the last one is a bit funny, if its just workplace banter. If used as a threat for further abuse… fucking hell

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          I find childish antics funny that’s just a weakness of mine, but agree that when used threateningly like this as pre-cursor to sexual abuse is just horrific

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            the last one is a bit funny, if its just workplace banter

            You’re free to find childish antics funny, but those kinds of “childish antics” don’t belong in the workplace whether used threateningly or not.

            If you think that kind of thing is appropriate in the workplace if it’s “just a joke” then you have some growing up to do yet.

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              I take it that a colleague that you know well has never come up to you with a cucumber at crotch height, plonked it on your desk, and said with a grin “so how about that then?”

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                Nope. That’s the behavior of teenaged boys who still lack maturity. I work with adults that know how to behave like adults, not children.

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                  I work with adults who mask their immaturity behind a thin veil of professionalism, but comes out in unexpected ways when certain topics come up. Others are a bit more candid and easier to get along with, because you know exactly what they’re thinking