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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yeah, that's a no from me.

This is something that I've only ever heard about happening in the US. Just like people "pooling" their pto to "give" to other employees. It really makes the US come off like a very poor, backwards country if you have to beg fellow employees for money to stay afloat.

So anyways, no I wouldn't contribute. [/quote]

i'm not from the US either but i dont think you read the post correctly before you went on what would otherwise be a valid rant about US healthcare

money being asked for is for food etc. That's pretty normal in any country.

2 weeks is a long time to be out after surgery, imagine it's a pretty significant health issue. I would personally donate unless someone actively tried to screw me out of a job or something, but you do you. they shouldn't have asked for $50, they should have asked for whatever people were comfortable giving. i think you could still give what you are comfortable with. [/quote]

You assume Nicole is truthful. You assume that cliques of mean girls and liars don't exist in small office spaces. I've seen it all. All the women ignoring one woman's birthday. Snide remarks about wealthy husbands, big houses, etc.

I absolutely would not be surprised if it was a huge nothing burger being blown up [i]in secret from some people[/i] just because they can. I once had a coworker maintain for 3 months that her dad was in Hospice at The Goodwin House while unaware that my wife worked there. Her dad wasnt even a resident.

In short remember your dad telling you not to trust everyone, because he was right.[/quote]

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