Was This Man a Jerk to Put His Nanny (and Not His Wife) on a Family Membership?

Family dynamics are really tough and not something we can really comment on from the outside most of the time. Families not only look different than they used to, they function differently, too, with both parents working or the woman becoming the breadwinner, etc.

The people of Reddit being asked to weigh in on these situations aren’t the only ones still figuring out how to navigate things, either – so are the spouses and partners living it every day.

In this family, the wife has more responsibility at work and works more demanding hours, leaving the childcare to the father and the nanny most days.

I’m a father of 2 kids. Wife and I both work. She works considerably more than I do with less flexibility. She also has a ton of responsibility at her job where even if it’s her time off, if s*%t goes down, she has to handle it.

When the father took his two kids to a museum, he realized it would be cheaper to buy a membership than to just pay the admission fee a few different times.

Since the family membership included two adults and two children, he listed his kids, himself, and his nanny, since they would be the four people most likely to check out the exhibit.

So a few weeks ago I took my kids to a local museum that they LOVED so I joined for a membership. The membership is good for 4 people, you can add extras but it costs more. I just did the 4 but instead of adding my wife as the other adult, I added our nanny. 9/10 it’s either me or our nanny taking the kids somewhere so it made sense.

When his wife found out she was angry, and thought him choosing the nanny over her for the membership really said something about his feelings for her.

My wife discovered it after looking on our account because the kids and nanny are going today so she wanted confirm the membership was good. It hurt her feelings and I suppose she chose to take it out on me with anger.

She didn’t like my answer for why I did it and kept saying it “says a lot” that I just put our nanny in the “mom slot” instead of paying the extra $15 for her to be in there, too.

Now he’s wondering whether or not he was inconsiderate, and of course Reddit has thoughts.

This person wanted to give the dad the benefit of the doubt, because a) there is no “mom slot” and b) he was just trying to be practical.

That said, the parents really need to have a chat, because no one’s feelings should be hurt over saving a couple of bucks.

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There were several that concluded there are NAH (No A$$holes Here) because he was trying to be frugal but she’s also allowed to have her feelings on the matter.

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Others thought the wife was right, and the guy is a jerk for listing his nanny as part of his family.

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While others definitely think the wife is being too sensitive. (2)

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Just because the wife is hurt doesn’t necessarily mean the husband is the a$$hole. There are other options.

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I have to agree that no one is wrong here. The wife has the right to feel stung over the perceived slight, but that doesn’t mean the husband was wrong.

It probably just means they need to have a chat about the whole thing.

Tell us your thoughts down in the comments!

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July 21, 2021

When You Treat Your Employees Badly, They Repay It In Kind

If we lived in a perfect world, employers would treat their employees like human beings whose live and health outside of the workplace matter as much as what goes on in the office. In that world, employees would work hard for you because they feel respected and valued, so everyone wins.

In reality, too many employers treat their people like cattle and not humans, and in turn, their employees cut corners and stay home whenever they can.

This scenario illustrates that point, because when this person wanted to take a few of their vacation days that were about to expire, only 1 – in the middle of the week – was approved.

My vacation leave credits expire next month, so I requested 5 days off hoping to go home to my family and get some rest. Only 1 them got approved, and it’s in the middle of the week. Reasoning being that we’re short-staffed, as usual.

It just so happened that same week they had an arthritis flare-up, but when they called in to let them know they were sick, their employer therefore canceled their one day of vacation.

I suddenly had a very bad flare up of arthritis in the beginning of last week. I could barely sit up, and walking up the stairs to get to my workstation (I work at home) is out of the question. So I took a day off, and my boss said okay, that’s fine, but we’re going to have to cancel your vacation leave, since you’re going to rest anyway.

When OP ended up in the hospital with their intense pain and received a note to stay home for 5 days to recover, they took every last one of them, even when they felt much better before then.

It’s not like I had any rest when I was writhing on my bed in pain. Spite empowered me and I managed to get to a hospital with the last of my strength (and my boyfriend’s help) to get my fluids drained. I felt a lot better, but I was in so much pain in the beginning that my doctor seemed to take pity on me and gave me 5 days rest, and he told me to just contact him if I need more.

I was only planning to rest it out for a day or two more, but I ended up having a whole week (or more if I feel like it) to myself feeling much better. I was even able to go home. The best thing is that it’s all paid since I also have plenty of sick leave credits left and there’s nothing they can do about that.

This is what you get when you treat people like crap, employers – pay attention!

Would you have done the same thing? Or would you have sucked it up and gone back to work the minute you were feeling well?

Tell us which and why in the comments!

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July 21, 2021

Was This Kid Wrong for Moving Out and Leaving His Parents High and Dry?

Hopefully, parents can care and provide for their children as long as they need a hand – so, for most of us, until we graduate from college and find a job of our own. Honestly, with the economy the way it’s been for the past couple of decades, most kiddos need a bit of a hand even longer than that.

Life isn’t always ideal, though, and some parents are forced to depend on their kid’s full- or part-time jobs to help make up the difference when it comes to household bills.

This 18yo kid has graduated high school and is planning to attend community college. He has a full-time job that will become a part-time job when he starts classes.

I (18M) just graduated and gonna be starting community college in August.

Barely started doing full-time hours but that’ll change to part time again once I start my classes.

His parents have informed him that if he expects to continue living with them past his 18th birthday he’ll need to pay rent for his room, plus half of the utilities.

He thinks it’s a lot, since he shares a room with his brother and obviously doesn’t use half of the utilities in the house.

Before my 18th b-day over a month ago, my parents started talking about how they expect me to pay for rent then half the bills if I expect to stay there. That wasn’t the problem.

The issue was they were expecting me to pay $1,300 a month for my tiny ass room that I share with my little brother. Not including the half of the bills they expected me to pay .

In fact, apartments in his area go for far less, but when he tried explaining this to his parents, they didn’t want to hear it.

Most apartments in our city are around that range but that’s for a whole ass apartment, not a single bedroom plus sharing space with everyone else. Most of my paycheck would just be going to that then.

Like I asked my parents I don’t got a problem with helping with the bills and paying for my room if they made the rent to be lower.

They said that’s how much they agreed on so that’s what I’d have to pay if I wanna keep staying there.

So he went looking for a solution, and found a much cheaper one that also afforded him his own room and bathroom.

So I said fine and talked to one of my friend’s I already knew had his own place but was looking for a new roommate for the past 3 months.

Ended up going with him and he added me to the lease.

My own room and bathroom, plus the total for rent and my half of the bills it’s like wayyyy less than the rent by itself that my parents expected me to pay.

His parents are mad at him for moving out, saying that he abandoned their family and put them in financial hardship, and that he should have just helped them pay since they’re struggling.

Now he’s wondering whether it makes him a jerk that he left his parents high and dry, even though the situation is much better for him.

But the thing is they’re super mad at me for leaving. My mom ignored me when I moved out, my dad kept saying how he’s so disappointed in me.

For a while they were hoping to rely on me with helping out with their mortgage payments on the house also with the bills so now that I’ve chosen to leave instead my dad says I’m going to leave them really struggling and he can’t believe I decided to be selfish instead of helping my family out.

So that’s sort of why I’m asking if I’m TA. It was super high what they were expecting me to pay (literally whole paycheck would go to just that) but also I left them to struggle when they were hoping for me to help out so idk.

AITA?

Reddit is weighing in below!

The top comment pointed out that OP is under no obligation to help his parents out, and it’s pretty crappy that they presented everything to him this way and are now angry with him for taking care of himself. (2)

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Financial abuse is a thing, and everyone is proud of OP for not standing for it.

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It’s actually awesome that he was able to draw this very healthy boundary now.

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Parents are not supposed to take advantage of their own kids.

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It’s not the paying rent that’s the problem, per se.

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I totally agree that it’s fine to teach a kid about living expenses and the real world, etc, and to ask them to pitch in financially once they’re adults living at home, but that’s different than taking advantage of your kid and asking them to support you as soon as they’re able.

What are your thoughts? Drop them in the comments!

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July 21, 2021

Some Older People Never Slow Down and Here Are Some Great Examples

Age ain’t nothin’ but a number, my friends!

And believe me when I say that a lot of old-timers out there these days are still going strong, living their best lives, and even doing cooler stuff than people half their age.

That’s why I personally believe that getting older is something to look forward to instead of dreading.

You can always be a kid at heart, whether you’re 10, 50, or 100-years-old.

Enjoy these pics because we think they are pretty inspiring.

1. Pokemon is for everyone!

Not just for those young folks.

The moment you realize Grandpa has been practicing Pokemon cards and kind of knows his shit… from gaming

2. This stuff belongs in a museum.

And she’s still as sharp as a tack!

This is my grandma and her 3rd weather book. She has recorded the weather every day where she lives for 30 years and is filling out the last year of the 3rd book. Not sure if it counts, but it counts in my eyes from nextfuckinglevel

3. They are stylin’ and profilin’.

I wouldn’t mess with them if I were you…

I got a pair of circle rim shades but my girlfriend didn’t like them. So I gave them to my grandmother and then all her friends bought matching pairs. Now they look like they’re about to drop the hottest album of 2017. from funny

4. She’s a total bada**.

She’s in better shape than most people I know!

My grandmother turned 100 last Oct., this is her doing the plank for 30 seconds. from pics

5. This lady is awesome!

And she still likes to have a good time!

My friend’s grandma just turned 103. For her birthday he took her to the casino, to an all you can eat crab place, and then he took her to get her first tattoo. from pics

6. There’s no doubt he won.

He’s still a party animal!

This 86 year old man challenged me to a pole dancing contest while at happy hour, he won. from funny

7. Let’s revisit the past.

He hasn’t forgotten a thing.

My grandpa showing us the place he lived as a child in google earth VR, telling us stories of all the buildings and areas. from aww

8. The best license plate I’ve ever seen.

She knows it, too…

Get it granny. from funny

9. Let’s hit the open road.

Get out of her way!

Yesterday I took my Grandmother on her first bike ride in 59 years, I need a new word for awesome. from pics

10. He was a natural!

And I bet he wasn’t phased one bit.

I went skydiving with my 83 year old grandpa today! from pics

11. Get out there and enjoy yourself.

This guy definitely is!

My 87-year-old Grandpa learned how to scuba dive in the past year so he could visit the shipwrecks in Palau (he’s a huge WWII history buff) and posed with his local newspaper. I’m so proud of him! from pics

12. Can’t stop, won’t stop!

I wonder how long she held it for…

MY GRANDMA DID A KEG STAND AT MY BROTHER'S GRADUATION pic.twitter.com/FfJv0mbHa8

— Madison Rae (@MaddieRae5) June 4, 2017

Now it’s your turn to show us some pics!

In the comments, share some photos of older folks living it up!

Maybe it’s your grandma, your dad, or maybe it’s YOU!

Thanks a lot!

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July 21, 2021

If You Cheat on Your Spouse, You Will Suffer the Consequences

Cheating is dirty business. There are plenty of reasons people become unhappy in committed relationships and sure, folks make mistakes, but ongoing affairs have always just smacked of arrogance or cowardice to me. Or both.

This man – a pastor who always answered his phone – was not cheating on his wife when he received a phone call from a woman he didn’t know one night.

In a previous life—before my world came apart about five months ago—I was the solo pastor of a medium-sized church in a large(ish) Southern city. One unhappy side effect of being a solo pastor is that when your phone rings, you answer it even if you don’t recognize the number since you have no idea how important the call may be.

It could be a church member’s grandkid (whom you’ve never met) calling to tell you Miss Bessie has been diagnosed with some horrible disease. Or it could be a church member who just wants to talk your ear off for two hours.

So earlier this evening my phone rings. And since old habits die hard, I answered it.

He was polite but detached at first, figuring that the call had something to do with work.

Me: “Hello?”

Her: “Heeeeeey, what are you up to?”

I want to be clear before I proceed that I don’t recognize this lady’s voice but I just assumed that she was a former church member, member’s kid or grandkid…something. So I was cordial.

Me: “Not much, honestly. I actually just walked through the door with some food. How about you?”

Her: “I’m hanging out with {girl whose name I don’t know}.”

Me: “Great. I’m sorry to have to ask this, but with whom am I speaking? I don’t recognize your voice and I have no idea who {other girl} is.”

It didn’t, and hoo boy, he had stumbled into a circus full of someone else’s rabid monkeys.

Ladies and gentlemen, apparently that was the wrong thing to say.

Her: “Darren, you know who this is! This is Jessie!”

Me: “Well, Miss Jessie, I hate to break this to you but my name isn’t Darren and I don’t know any women named Jessie. I believe you’ve called the wrong number.”

Her: “No I didn’t! This isn’t funny Darren. What happened? Did you leave your ringer on again and you’re worried your wife is going hear us talking?”

Me: “Ma’am, I’m very sorry but now I know you’ve got the wrong number.”

Her: “I want to come over there and tell her all about us and how you’ve been screwing me behind her back for two years. I’m sick of this s*%t.”

Instead of trying to backpedal or to convince the woman that perhaps confronting a sleeping, clueless woman and her crappy husband in the middle of the night, she just sleep one it herself and re-evaluate in the morning.

Cue malicious compliance.

Me: “…you know what, that would be great. By all means, come to my house and wake my wife up and tell her all about our torrid sexual affair.”

Her: “I’m leaving now.” engine cranks in background.

Me: “Okay. See you soon!”

His decision was likely influenced by the fact that he had recently found out that his own wife had been cheating on him for the duration of their marriage, like some kind of sociopath.

He has no regrets, at least not about the phone call.

Five months ago I discovered that my wife of ten years started cheating on me eighteen months into our marriage. She racked up a grand total of 16 affairs in a decade.

Somewhere in my immediate area a man’s wife was just awakened by her husband’s sidepiece banging on the front door. She deserves to know what kind of man she married.

I’m just sorry I can’t be a fly on the wall for the very special episode of the Jerry Springer Show that just started in her driveway.

I have a hard time feeling sorry for this Darren person, though maybe that’s wrong.

Do you think he should have stayed out of business that wasn’t his? Tell us why or why not in the comments!

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July 21, 2021

Posts Comparing American Work Culture to Other Countries Are Hilariously Depressing

If you don’t realize that Americans are one of the only cultures in the world that revel in a work culture that’s 24/7/365, you haven’t been paying attention. Those in the States are expected to be available literally all the time, even on their vacations, which most of them don’t actually take anyway.

Things are different in places like Europe, when people clock out and mean it, and also take extended holidays with their families during which they are literally and functionally out of the office.

If you’re wondering what those differences really look like, these 16 posts should give you a really good idea.

16. I think they enjoy rubbing it in a bit.

No one can really blame them.

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15. No one is going to violate that out of office.

Unless something is literally on fire.

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14. How did we get here?

If anyone has answers, I’m truly curious.

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13. It’s all about time management, my friends.

And also setting healthy boundaries for yourself.

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12. Trust me, there’s no prize.

There’s honestly usually not even more money in the end.

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11. It’s not about working less, or not as hard.

It’s more about working on your terms.

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10. I’m totally stumped.

Maybe she just thought it was something she had to say.

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9. If you’re going to work internationally, you’ll have to compress your schedule.

No one is going to answer your emails in the evenings.

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8. Imagine your government having your back.

What a wonderful world that would be.

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7. Not only do they have five weeks a year…

They actually take five weeks a year and enjoy them, too.

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6. Laws to actually protect employees.

Just sit with that for a moment.

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5. Wouldn’t it be cool to have summer vacay as an adult?

You could actually, like, hang out with your children.

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4. Proof that it works.

Everyone survives quite successfully.

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3. When you put it that way…

It sounds pretty depressing, right?

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2. It seems luxurious to us.

But it’s really quite normal and also healthy for everyone involved.

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1. They fiercely protect vacation time.

And why shouldn’t they?

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Y’all. I think we’re doing it wrong here in America. I’m just saying.

What about you? Do you see anything wrong with the way we’re doing it, or do you think Europeans just need to work harder? Sound off in the comments!

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July 21, 2021

You Can Combine 4 States That Touch Into a New Country: Which 4 Would You Choose?

I love “what-if” questions – the ones that have no actual consequences or right or wrong answers, but can be fun to think about and answer.

Also, the answers can tell you a lot about a person, I think.

If you’re curious how other people responded, here are 16 replies to the question of what 4 contiguous states would make the best new country.

16. I like the way she thinks.

What is more important than yummy food?

Food utopia: TX for Mexican and barbecue food, Louisiana for Cajun food, MS and AL for any and all things on the grill. Leggo https://t.co/R3GVGFiQM9

— Nappy Harlot (@iamenuff) June 2, 2021

15. Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio

I’m honestly not sure what the reasoning on this one would be…

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14. I’m ok with that.

Texas needs to be messed with once in a while.

Let’s Mess With Texas pic.twitter.com/a1u8VpwKLD

— GOP delenda est (@rsgreacen) June 2, 2021

13. Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Arkansas

But she wants to live somewhere else. Ha!

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12. Decisions are hard.

Then again, this is a game.

god i’m going to be thinking about this for hours https://t.co/NTYKIxF7sy

— Satan's Daughter (@SarMerMamaBear) June 2, 2021

11. This person is thinking about access to fresh water.

That’s smart. And of course, New York is the coolest.

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10. There’s always one anarchist in the bunch.

They make the world go ’round. Or not.

texas arkansas tenessee virginia

mostly just to cause map chaos and to strategically bisect the USA https://t.co/k6kxunnA1p

— NTWEWY!! big trans commie hacker witch demonfox (@pandoras_foxo) June 2, 2021

9. More references to the drinking water.

I suppose that’s pretty important.

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8. Do you think this is a game, sir?

I mean. I guess it pretty much is.

why not pic.twitter.com/RXA5qBI3nw

— matt (@mattmxhn) June 1, 2021

7. There’s always one joker in the bunch.

What would we do without them?

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6. Poor Michigan.

The Big 10 is really going to miss them.

The Michigan Containment Zone https://t.co/fGEB8UBtW3 pic.twitter.com/FtbFohydnH

— Your Favourite CarniWhore (@KaffeKhameleon) June 2, 2021

5. This person is out to make some cash.

It’s the American way.

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4. Oops.

Still, there’s no need to be that person.

Might want to look up the word "contiguous."

— Adam Kotsko (@adamkotsko) June 1, 2021

3. I hope they have plans to combat the drought.

And also the electrical grid in Texas.

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2. Idk if it’s a complete package.

But it’s some kind of package.

MI, OH, PA, WV

Industrial, agricultural, natural resources, psychotic Philly fans. Complete package. https://t.co/MasHg2TrjC

— Chris Perfett (@chrisperfett) June 2, 2021

1. I’m not sure this is allowed.

You can’t just sneak in a bunch of Canadians.

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These replies are really making me think, y’all.

Tell us in the comments how you would answer this one – we’re dying to hear your reasons!

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July 21, 2021

People Discuss How Working in Europe Differs From Working in the United States

You might know that people in other parts of the world get way more time off every year than people who live in the United States – and if you didn’t, I’m sorry. That’s something you can never un-know now.

Basically, in other places employees are allowed to turn off their email or their phone and take more than a week’s vacation and also when they have babies? They get to stay home and recover and bond with them for like, an entire year.

I know. Sounds fake, doesn’t it.

These 14 people are sharing more details, so if you’re working in America, gird your loins.

14. They’re not going to change for you.

We should be more like them, to be honest.

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13. You might think this is an exaggeration.

It’s not.

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12. Five weeks a year.

AND they actually take them.

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11. You cannot flap them.

They are unflappable.

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10. Summer vacation as an adult.

Now there’s an idea.

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9. I think you know who has the better quality of life.

It’s not even close, as a matter of fact.

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8. Anyone else feel called out?

It can’t be just me.

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7. You’ve gotta take advantage.

You never know when the next nice day is coming down the pike.

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6. You can get really good at time management.

Which is never a bad thing.

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5. It’s absolutely shameful.

Seriously, not good for anyone.

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4. No one is using that contact info.

Nor should they.

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3. It sounds crazy.

Until you realize it sounds amazing.

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2. Imagine your employer wanting you to be gone for a month straight.

And not making you feel badly about it, either.

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1. It can be a bit of an adjustment.

But in a good way.

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I guess there’s not room for all of us in Europe, huh? But there’s probably room for me…

Are you ready to move? Tell us why or why not in the comments!

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1. Pokemon is for everyone!

2. This stuff belongs in a museum.

3. They are stylin’ and profilin’.

4. She’s a total bada**.

5. This lady is awesome!

6. There’s no doubt he won.

7. Let’s revisit the past.

8. The best license plate I’ve ever seen.

9. Let’s hit the open road.

10. He was a natural!

11. Get out there and enjoy yourself.

12. Can’t stop, won’t stop!

1. I wonder how long this sat out there…

2. Here’s the story…

3. Wow! It’s vintage!

4. If you love the crust, this deal is for you.

5. Definitely stylish and classy.

6. A really good deal.

7. This looks very familiar…

8. I’ll take it!

9. Innovative and necessary.

10. I think you might have some other problems on your hand.

11. Hmmmm. This is interesting.

12. This is how you really mix drinks.

1. No picture attached.

2. Worked like a charm!

3. He will sin no more.

4. You gave the whole thing away!

5. This is really wholesome.

6. This isn’t creepy at all.

7. Just doesn’t seem to be working.

8. Uh oh…this isn’t good.

9. If you own a cat, you might need this.

10. They’re complaining because it’s too fast.

11. Where are all the wolves?

12. Really does the trick!

16. I think they enjoy rubbing it in a bit.

15. No one is going to violate that out of office.

14. How did we get here?

13. It’s all about time management, my friends.

12. Trust me, there’s no prize.

11. It’s not about working less, or not as hard.

10. I’m totally stumped.

9. If you’re going to work internationally, you’ll have to compress your schedule.

8. Imagine your government having your back.

7. Not only do they have five weeks a year…

6. Laws to actually protect employees.

5. Wouldn’t it be cool to have summer vacay as an adult?

4. Proof that it works.

3. When you put it that way…

2. It seems luxurious to us.

1. They fiercely protect vacation time.

16. I like the way she thinks.

15. Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio

14. I’m ok with that.

13. Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Arkansas

12. Decisions are hard.

11. This person is thinking about access to fresh water.

10. There’s always one anarchist in the bunch.

9. More references to the drinking water.

8. Do you think this is a game, sir?

7. There’s always one joker in the bunch.

6. Poor Michigan.

5. This person is out to make some cash.

4. Oops.

3. I hope they have plans to combat the drought.

2. Idk if it’s a complete package.

1. I’m not sure this is allowed.

14. They’re not going to change for you.

13. You might think this is an exaggeration.

12. Five weeks a year.

11. You cannot flap them.

10. Summer vacation as an adult.

9. I think you know who has the better quality of life.

8. Anyone else feel called out?

7. You’ve gotta take advantage.

6. You can get really good at time management.

5. It’s absolutely shameful.

4. No one is using that contact info.

3. It sounds crazy.