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Generally, I enjoyed attending these work dinners before the Jew Flu but now I feel uncomfortable about having to wear a mask and interact with my GMO coworkers.

A couple of them have been under the weather lately and the conversation is probably going to drift into flu talk.

As I am on the spectrum, I can't guarantee that I won't tell them that they are barely-conscious GMO abominations once I'm under the influence.

Generally, I enjoyed attending these work dinners before the Jew Flu but now I feel uncomfortable about having to wear a mask and interact with my GMO coworkers. A couple of them have been under the weather lately and the conversation is probably going to drift into flu talk. As I am on the spectrum, I can't guarantee that I won't tell them that they are barely-conscious GMO abominations once I'm under the influence.

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[–] [deleted] 2 pts

Been there. Sometimes the harder you work or the more you contribute, the less appreciated you are. Lesson learned, of course: Go where you are appreciated.

Btw, I don't go to these optional work meetings because I don't get paid for it.

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The lesson I feel that was learned is don’t have the backs of subpar people who should probably be fired. They will turn around and get you fired and make up / shit on your name if they feel it betters their position.

[–] 1 pt

I don't go to work meetings even when I am paid for it, given they're out of normal work hours. Why would I spend family time at work?