Just mixing people.johnsolomon t1_j7tpmu1 wrote
Feels like some kind of analogy for full-time employment
Imprettystrong t1_j7un1ee wrote
This is a very accurate representation of how it feels to work today ngl, the machine used to be well oiled and functioning, now it’s just mashed full and jam packed with workers doing pretty much useless things all day until there are too many and then the CEO making 45 million dollars a year comes in and cleans out the gears.
Spoonbills t1_j7uvy7z wrote
When was it ever well oiled and functioning?
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draculamilktoast t1_j7v7fc2 wrote
> CEO making 45 million dollars a year comes in and cleans out the gears
The CEO making 90 million dollars a month apologizes profusely that the gears aren't grinding people painfully enough and then has somebody else randomly fire 10% of the workers, the gear cleaners being the first to go.
jambox888 t1_j7ts0pl wrote
I was going to say "average HR department"
ambermage t1_j7uun2k wrote
"You should do more yoga."
-HR Probably
ExtraNoise t1_j7vnyah wrote
"Pizza party this Friday in the break room!"
Eskimo_Brothers t1_j7u515v wrote
For capitalism....
GoldenPants1234 t1_j7uqcbl wrote
Just another cog in the machine?
YourPlot t1_j7uyi6z wrote
It immediately reminded me of the scene in Modern Times where Charlie Chaplin is swallowed whole and chewed up by factory machine cogs as an allegory to the drudgery of capitalist employment.
King_of_Castamere t1_j7v083k wrote
You should watch Severance, it conveys the same message and has a similar artstyle in the opening credits.
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