Sarcasm often doesn’t go well in the workplace, but this joke is from the website Sickipedia and was posted on Twitter on March 11, 2014:
“Sarcasm will get you nowhere in life.” my boss told me.
“Well it got me to the ‘International Sarcasm’ finals in Santiago, Chile in 2009.” I informed him.
“Really?” he asked.
“No.” I said.
The joke has been printed on several images.
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David Walker
March 11, 2014 ·
“Sarcasm will get you nowhere in life.” my boss told me.
“Well it got me to the ‘International Sarcasm’ finals in Santiago, Chile in 2009.” I informed him.
“Really?” he asked.
“No.” I said.
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Dave Walker
@Davewalker1968
“Sarcasm will get you nowhere in life.” my boss told me.
“Well it got me to the ‘International Sarcasm’ finals… http://fb.me/24X0YLrTk
7:30 PM - 11 Mar 2014
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Fresh Stand Up
@FreshStandUp
“Sarcasm will get you nowhere in life.” my boss told me.“Well it got me to the ‘International ... http://bit.ly/1ixKiDU via @sickipedia
7:37 PM - 11 Mar 2014
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alankemp
@alkemp57
Sarcasm will get you nowhere,said my boss
It got me to the world sarcasm finals in in America 2006 I replied
Really he asked
No I said
1:44 AM - 12 Mar 2014
Reddit—Jokes
Boss: “Sarcasm will get you nowhere in life”!!
submitted December 11, 2016 by mercified_rahul
Me: “Well It got me to the ‘International Sarcasm’ finals in Santiago 2011
Boss: “Really”?
Me: “No”
Twitter
Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
“Sarcasm will get you nowhere in life.” my boss told me.
“It got me to the ‘International Sarcasm’ finals in Chile in 2009.”
“Really?”
“No”
2:28 AM - 16 Jul 2017
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