Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Layoffs and Lactose: A Dairy Sad Story

In these tough times, as we bid farewell to valued colleagues, we’re also mourning the loss of a true office hero: the ice cream yogurt machine. Sure, the layoffs are serious business, but the disappearance of our frozen treat dispenser has us all feeling a little melty. Remember the glory days of choosing between vanilla, chocolate, or that questionable “mystery flavor”? Or the deep bonds forged over sprinkle negotiations? It was a small perk, but it made our workdays a whole lot sweeter. As we push through these changes, let’s hold on to the memories—like that one time the machine didn’t jam—and hope for a future where both our team and our toppings bar make a triumphant comeback.

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Post ID: @OP+1jsfs5cc6

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Woah you guys had a froyo machine, so insanely jealous, but my condolences that it is no more. Fu-k the man.

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Post ID: @ec+1jsfs5cc6

Glad I got out when I did. That would have been the final straw.

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Post ID: @dj+1jsfs5cc6

We still have it. Just been sent to Engine to be more efficient.

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Post ID: @c5+1jsfs5cc6

First the FROYO Machine, next the Starbucks machine.
The only two thing that mad Midland tolerable

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Post ID: @ak+1jsfs5cc6

Probably the only honest post in the entire Chevron section of this site.

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Post ID: @ae+1jsfs5cc6

Sir, this is a Wendy’s…

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Post ID: @a8+1jsfs5cc6

Midland?

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Post ID: @a7+1jsfs5cc6

Do you work at McDonald's?

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