I lied on my resume for a job i wasn’t supposed to get and now i’m the only one who can’t fake it

So i kinda fcked up and now im stuck in it lol i applied to this logistics job near the port like containers forklifts that whole thing and i straight up lied on my resume about knowing their inventory system i dont even remember the name rn something with “track” in it i just binged 2 youtube vids the night before eating cold domino’s and repeated buzzwords like an idiot and in the interview i was like yeah ive used similar systems before and they just nodded and moved on?? idk why they didnt c

R3 Bio pitched “brainless clones” to serve the role of backup human bodies

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If you want talented people to apply, stop hiding the salary. It's that simple. 🤷♀

💸💲 edit : the huge difference between Gen Z and older generations is they know their worth ,they know the worth of every moment in life because As they said YOLO and we cannot feel that we are living with a 50k dollars yearly or 11 hours of daily work I am actually proud of their values The AI tools also like[ interview man ](https://interviewman.com/)is so wonderful to be existed in their era especially with its true real time answers for interviews helps those kids a lot in their career

i've been watching this show for three years and i only just realized why certain sketches make me feel like someone reached into my brain and said "you're not actually losing it"

there's this pattern in I Think You Should Leave. most sketches follow the same format: one person is clearly wrong, refuses to admit it, doubles down until everyone's uncomfortable. that's the baseline. but then there are these \*other\* sketches. the ones that start absurd and then halfway through they just... pivot. and suddenly you're not laughing at chaos anymore, you're feeling something. the show's been doing this more with each season. season 1 had maybe two sketches like this. season