Workaholics Anonymous does exist, but it’s mostly used in jokes. “I need to find Workaholics Anonymous. Problem is I don’t have the time to attend the meetings” was posted on Twitter on May 13, 2011. “The problem with workaholics anonymous meetings is they never end” was posted on Twitter on December 13, 2013.
“The thing about Workaholics Anonymous is that if you have time to come to the meetings, you don’t really have a problem” went viral on Twitter on January 7, 2014.
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Zora Belle
@ARareSpark
Do workaholics go to meeting to admit they have a problem? Does “Workaholics Anonymous” exist? If so, is there coffee at said meetings?
9:53 PM - 7 Oct 2010
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Veronica
@Vxronica
@ChefAustinSzu I need to find Workaholics Anonymous. Problem is I don’t have the time to attend the meetings 😉
11:53 PM - 13 May 2011
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Aparna Nancherla
@aparnapkin
The problem with workaholics anonymous meetings is they never end
8:18 PM - 13 Dec 2013
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Lufuno Nethengwe
@Lufuno45
The problem with workaholics anonymous meetings is they never end… Bloody Workaholics!!!
1:12 AM - 14 Dec 2013
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Clay
@Clayland77
RT @sixthformpoet: The thing about Workaholics Anonymous is that if you have time to come to the meetings, you don’t really have a problem.
8:08 AM - 7 Jan 2014
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Nancy Childers
@SLOnans
The thing about Workaholics Anonymous is that if you have time to come to the meetings, you don’t really have a problem.
8:27 AM - 7 Jan 2014
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Posted: 01/07/14 09:21
The thing about Workaholics Anonymous is that if you have time to come to the meetings, you don’t really have a problem.
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Monday, 09/15/14 08:35:57 PM
The thing about Workaholics Anonymous is…
if you have time to come to the meetings, you don’t really have a problem.
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