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I'm a help desk tech and someone genuinely thanked me for showing them something today and I felt so good afterwards. People very rarely thank me in a genuine way. It's always polite, but you can tell nobody actually means it. They just want their shit fixed.
Itβs like they internally blame you that it broke in the first place.
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Anything in retail.
Being an undercover loss prevention officer.
I have never thanked one of those snitches.
Most public service workers who take their job seriously. In my country, those include military personnel, teachers, actually competent politicians
Dishwasher
Bouncer
Merchant Marine.