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Today, I was just about to do an important presentation in front of my boss and co-workers. When, without warning I tripped in front of everyone and knocked a VERY expensive computer off the table. How do I know it was so expensive? I'm paying for it. FML
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Flounder 2
There's no reason any company shouldn't have insurance for workplace accidents. Either this is a fake, your company is operating incredibly irresponsibly, or they think/know you're dumb and can pull one over on you.
Witchcraft_fml 5
Just don't knock the new one off. Once gets sympathy, twice gets pity. And a lot of pointing and laughing. :]
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CHRIS1920 0
oh dam that sux alot
bhahahalldaylong 0
yeah, you should have warned..
White667 0
I call fake, which I don't think I've ever done again, but all businesses are covered against things like this through their insurance. No way a business would make you pay for a computer, they may fire you, but not dock wages over it.
Witchcraft_fml 5
Just don't knock the new one off. Once gets sympathy, twice gets pity. And a lot of pointing and laughing. :]
MissNat_fml 0
oh damn ur life sucks...
MusicAlm 0
iPhone first!
kwosti 0
they have insurance for breakages. dont pay.
AllAplgs 2
"Breakages" isn't a word, damages would fit better.
johnny_z 0
It's definitely a word, look it up.
pearls 0
Of course "breakages" is a word. So many of these commenters think they know everything about everything when they really don't. And in general, it's always 'sue sue sue' with everyone. Everyone's sue-happy and it is ridiculous with all the money and effort expended on suing, it's just easier to buy a new computer.
Flounder 2
There's no reason any company shouldn't have insurance for workplace accidents. Either this is a fake, your company is operating incredibly irresponsibly, or they think/know you're dumb and can pull one over on you.
acenima 0
lol dumb blonde
Sipos 0
Your employer can't legally charge you for this in most countries. They should have insureance against accidents like this and, if not, it's their problem.
Lehk 9
Yes they can. they cannot deduct it from your pay, but they can tell you to pay for what you broke or you are fired.
Captain_Jello 0
not in the united states bud.... you can sue the sh*% out of them for even trying to pressure you into to paying and threatening your job because of it.
emikinz 0
can't you sue? cause there was a cable lying across the ground I assume: saftey hazard?
Chr0nicdreamz 0
dumb ass
Xathanos 16
well then #15 have you never ever tripped in your entire life before if so well done if not SHUT THE HELL UP you DUMB ASS