Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

Layoff Happy Hour in Spring or Montrose?

Lets celebrate plentiful layoffs with a positive note. Drinks as unemployed but free and happy people.

We can talk about the mo–nic commercial advisors at URC, the id–tic Upstream CSC and RTD supervisors and managers, the yes men and women, the RTD fraud supervising technicians who fudged data and everything else under the sun. There will be plenty of fun things to talk about, laugh at and cheer about as all these real toxic people will continue to be employed. Let the rot stay in the rut. The good for nothing but decent looking skirt wearing downstream females who know how to suk to VPs and progress in their career.

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Meet at The Ripcord in Montrose Friday at 5 p.m.

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Post ID: @1wpn+17FkRgJd

When and where is the happy hour? Only for people who are fired please. No PIPs and NSIs

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Post ID: @ent+17FkRgJd

Good idea. I will be joining.

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Post ID: @hsw+17FkRgJd

"You Can't Handle The Truth" is a memorable quote from the 1992 military court drama film A Few Good Men, which is often used to deny someone information that has been deemed too sensitive.

The line originated from a scene in the film A Few Good Men wherein court martial lawyer Daniel Kaffee (played by Tom Cruise) exposes Colonel Nathan R. Jessup’s (played by Jack Nicholson) false testimony surrounding the death of a Marine named Santiago (shown below).

When pressed by Kaffee to tell the truth, Colonel Jessup abruptly yells "You can't handle the truth!"

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Post ID: @alo+17FkRgJd

You seem like one of "these real toxic people..."

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Post ID: @hcj+17FkRgJd

I’m in 👍

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