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Q: Do you have any funny stories of immature coworkers?

Do you have any funny stories of immature coworker that you can sum up with a touch of poetry?

 

I have a few, been here for years, walked or tiptoed around very different kinds of coworkers, some seem like wonderful matured guys and at times can seem like a real working pro. Pro is a term I don't get to use very often.

 

Lets start with the cry baby man.. We have one guy late 20's who is just the most funniest guy that tries to complain and speak like its the most important thing, for me I sum it up to: The insanity of being a farmer that is trying to be a teacher. Last week he was upset because he was the last one to office for two months because we went ahead of him due to just being ready, so he called it a race, meaning we were trying to avoid him, but I guess we hurt his feelings, so he wants to be the first to office, so we moved his morning schedule so he could be first. But he made the most funniest speech during a meeting, We can't stop laughing about it. lol...

 

I have tons of more stories like this, how about you?

 

 

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It all depends on your definition of funny. In my opinion, it's rather scary than funny to observe how immature some people are. One of my Chinese coworkers has been questioning me today for 20 minutes about places in Europe where prostitution is legal, giggling like a teenage girl who hears the word "sex". Needles to say, he had this "I will finally score" look on his face. He is in his late twenties and doesn't seem to know that there may be other ways of having a sexual life than going to a brothel. 

ironman510:

Now that is scary. We got guys being guys with such topics like this, which is why I don't blame Trump for the recent problems he's had. But yeah this Chinese coworker is really helpless.

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Your company hired such a funny guy?

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I can try and ask people around, "when is the last time you had sex that wasn't actually paid for?", pretty sure it's never for half of them.

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It all depends on your definition of funny. In my opinion, it's rather scary than funny to observe how immature some people are. One of my Chinese coworkers has been questioning me today for 20 minutes about places in Europe where prostitution is legal, giggling like a teenage girl who hears the word "sex". Needles to say, he had this "I will finally score" look on his face. He is in his late twenties and doesn't seem to know that there may be other ways of having a sexual life than going to a brothel. 

ironman510:

Now that is scary. We got guys being guys with such topics like this, which is why I don't blame Trump for the recent problems he's had. But yeah this Chinese coworker is really helpless.

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Your company hired such a funny guy?

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I can try and ask people around, "when is the last time you had sex that wasn't actually paid for?", pretty sure it's never for half of them.

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Lol, maybe is just misunderstanding and lost in translation situation?

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