The Photo That Should Not Have Been Tagged
We need to talk about what happens when the company photographer doesn’t know which people he’s supposed to NOT photograph. Because apparently nobody told him. And apparently she ended up in seventeen of the forty-three official event photos.
The company posted the holiday recap on LinkedIn on a Monday morning. By Wednesday, three people had screenshotted the same photo and put it in different group chats. Her husband’s coworker’s DMs have not recovered. The LinkedIn post has since been quietly edited. The screenshots, however, are eternal. Wait until you see which photo is section six.
His Manager’s Wife Went Home Early
“She didn’t say anything, she just got her coat” — that’s how the witness account starts on the Reddit thread, and the comment section has correctly identified this as the most devastating possible exit move.
The manager himself stayed another two hours. He has not mentioned this to anyone. His wife has mentioned it to everyone she knows. She booked a personal trainer the next morning — we know this because her trainer is in the same group chat as the husband’s coworker, and the internet is small and absolutely merciless. The timeline on this one goes places.
