You know, I’ve had a lot of jobs over the years. Some long term, some short. All sorts of disciplines and areas of expertise, or a complete lack thereof.
But whatever I do, I strive for excellence. I just wanna do it right, if only to prove that I can. I think most of us feel this way, which is why it can be so jarring to watch someone with a single job to do completely biff it somehow.
That’s the entire gist behind r/OneJob, where we collectively memorialize the job that was supposed to be done, and the thing that now stands in its place.
10. PlayBox
Meanwhile Nintendo doesn’t even have a seat at the table.

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9. In memory
Whoa whoa spoilers, I haven’t even seen three through ten yet.

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8. Reduce, reuse, recycle
The most vital step toward a more sustainable future is clear communication.

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7. In case of emergency
I feel like this is the beginning of a Saw movie and it’s just Jigsaw taunting everybody.

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6. The key
What if I don’t wanna be fri? You can’t tell me what to do.

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5. Sly like a fox
He’s in disguise. He knows exactly what he’s doing.

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4. New paint job
Can we like coordinate on our stencils or whatever?

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3. You put the lime in the box, you nut
And shake it all up.

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2. The Liren Kring
Scar! Brother! Save me!

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1. Cheese on the side
Lactose intolerant people be like.

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Here’s hoping they all found jobs they could do a little bit better.
Have you ever failed big at your one job?
Tell us about it in the comments.