May 17, 2022 at 12:35 am

Overworked Man Claims He Was Suspended for Posting a Meme in His Work Chat

by Matthew Gilligan

I guess at some jobs, sharing memes isn’t the best idea.

And a man found this out the hard way when he was suspended after he posted a meme in a work chat.

A delivery driver named Nickolas was suspended from work for two days and it all started with these messages from management in a group chat.

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And here’s the meme that got the man suspended from his job.

The meme shows a drowning man with his hand up that reads “Drivers with increased route sizes wanting a raise or peak season bonus.”

And a hand representing management slaps the drowning man’s hand with a “Congrats” added on.

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Apparently, management didn’t find this meme to be very funny and the suspension was handed down.

Here’s how folks reacted on Reddit when Nickolas shared what happened on Reddit.

This person made a sarcastic comment about what happened.

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And isn’t this just hurting others at the company?

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And this person was pretty confused as to why they’d suspend someone for this and make the work days of the other employees even harder.

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You better be careful about what you share in your work chats, people…

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