Redditors Drag Man To Filth For Getting His Coworker Fired After Reporting Her For Reacting To His Ridiculous "Funny Jokes"

There are people who love making jokes, thinking that the person to whom the joke is addressed would find it funny too. There are jokes that make fun of specific groups, and it may have made you laugh out loud.

Usually, laughing and being "in on" the joke makes you feel wonderful. But you should know that while every joke has an explicit meaning, a lot of them also convey a subliminal, unfavorable message that we might not be aware of or even be expressing.

Even if they aren't there, our jokes at other people's expense convey a clear distinction between "insiders" and "outsiders." Additionally, if we happen to be a part of the targeted group, such humor can damage our performance, sense of self-worth, and loyalty.

The original poster for today's story is a server at a restaurant. He would always make these dumb but funny jokes about babysitting his co-worker, Sophia, considering he's older than she is and he's been working there longer than her.

One day, OP made a joke, which left her embarrassed and very upset. She didn’t speak to the OP for the rest of the shift, only for one of the prep cooks to ask him why he treated her like that and even say that he traumatized her.

One thing led to the other, and the OP reported her to the shift lead, and she got fired later on.