“Degrading” should not be confused with “de-grating,” but there are jokes. “Sometimes I try to put shredded cheese back together, but then I feel like that’s degrating to the manufacturers” was posted on Twitter by Adam Rector on November 21, 2014.
“I had a job where I had to put shredded cheese back together. It was the most degrating job I’ve ever had” was posted on Reddit—Jokes on January 23, 2018. The joke was posted again on Reddit—Jokes on September 27, 2018.
Twitter
Adam Rector
@adamzr11
Sometimes I try to put shredded cheese back together, but then I feel like that’s degrating to the manufacturers.
10:41 AM - 21 Nov 2014
Reddit—Jokes
I had a job where I had to put shredded cheese back together
submitted January 23, 2018 by guywhothinksheisfuny
It was the most degrating job I’ve ever had.
Twitter
Tyrell Kline
@kline_tyrell
I had a job where I had to put shredded cheese back together http://ift.tt/2F3ndKG
(Reddit is cited.—ed.)
12:25 AM - 23 Jan 2018
Twitter
jokeriot
@jokeriot_com
I had a job where I had to put shredded cheese back together
It was the most de-grating job I’ve ever had.
#Cheese #pun
5:42 AM - 23 Aug 2018
Reddit—Jokes
I had a job where I had to put shredded cheese back together
submitted September 27, 2018 by keithasaurus
It was the most de-grating job I’ve ever had.
Twitter
Tyrell Kline
@kline_tyrell
I had a job where I had to put shredded cheese back together
(Reddit is cited.—ed.)
11:40 AM - 27 Sep 2018
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