Our office and their problems 💅✨

[@brittanylynn2055]

Last guy became stressed seeing they know him by his stress 😂

[@User-laiejwo5381]

I’m stressed about this comment because that’s literally ME

[@crisptomato9495]

Me when someone tells me to “bReAtHe” at work. Bitch I appreciate you but you’re not helping I’m trying to hide it lol! The worst is when someone tells me that and I’m not even anxious, like wtf I wasn’t even feeling stressed before but now I am and I’m hyper aware of my appearance.

[@LongLostInideQueen]

Literally 😂😂😂

[@kmokatz]

Me af

[@bre6825]

​@@crisptomato9495 exactly this! It's so embarrassing.

[@Glitterandsparkles4ever]

You know that “cries at work” was holding back tears

[@Lady.Fern.]

I was for her 😅

[@PollutedDeltaoftheMind]

I’m a troll but I can relate to her the most 😂

[@MelixaMihawk]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@rainpracticingpainting]

I wonder why- is it the bullying

[@Amanita._.Verosa._.]

Wonder what she's going through...

[@ashleynelson500]

“Knows literally everyone” he just looks like it! 😂 I can’t describe it!

[@ladejade790]

I know exactly what u mean! I thought the exact samething!

[@BondofOblivion]

Lol that's the same thing I thought😂

[@lifegoeson1007]

Even before he turned around, I was thinking the same 😂

[@2listening1]

Gosh that’s actually a compliment so he must be a real good guy 😻💛👍

[@ImJustShayeB]

You can tell he went to school with/played a sport with/went to church with everyone!

[@Anneliesekooi]

The women who had yapper. She definitely had the laugh of a social person.😂

[@bonnie1303]

Her face said I am who I am! 😂

[@ilevel007]

I felt like she was suppressing the desire to over explain why she talks so much. 😂

[@ashtraines]

Haha I thought the exact same thing!!! I’m a yapper myself and I hate it. I can’t stop!

[@ashtraines]

@@ilevel007100 cause they would of been me lol

[@anonymixx8106]

​​@@ashtraines it's called ADHD medication 🤣 jokes aside, impulse control and self discipline isn't something you should just give up on having, for your own safety and health

[@ZehraJardine]

The one with the toxic trait was writing the papers for the others

[@tisha7252]

👋🏾😂

[@ZehraJardine]

@@tisha7252 😁

[@consciousobserver629]

For real! 😂 Their paper would read "Judges the shit out of everybody" 😅

[@normablake2748]

You won the Comments 🏆

[@sillyhatsonly71]

🎉🎉🎉🎉 exactly. I want to what their sign said.

[@HarvestGlow]

“Can’t work a radio” was hilarious. Her reaction says it’s true. 😂😅

[@kiratchk]

sorry can you explain what does it mean? she can't turn the radio on or is it something else?

[@coveruplies]

​@@kiratchkyesh i don't get it anymore Like she sucks at picking music?

[@bluetai8515]

@@kiratchkshe’s probably not good with technology.

[@Azio666]

@@kiratchkif you don’t know then ur slow :)

[@haleypawluk9459]

It’s probably a walkie talkie type radio.

[@Kateria1864]

You can tell who the boss is cause of how easy they went on him 😂

[@themaggattack]

Exactly! "Knows everyone" is probably code for "controls everyone."

[@ajstudios9210]

I felt like it was more of the last one. It's not always the oldest person in the room who is the supervisor.

[@carriecree1789]

​@@ajstudios9210the stress carrier could definitely be the boss

[@Queenofdacastle]

Both of the guys in black are doctors

[@MrKurtykurt]

@@themaggattackyou couldn’t make up a person that looks nicer or more affable than that guy and bc they didn’t think of something negative enough to pin on his back, “he’s obviously a controlling tyrant around the office.”

[@moondoggie7478]

As someone who cries at work, I would've ran to the bathroom and cried if I got roasted like this 💀 Edit: Thank you for all the sweet and supportive comments :') 💚 It's nice to know that I'm not alone in this feeling. I understand everyone's PoV here, because emotions in the workplace can make a lot of people feel uncomfortable, but we're only human. Most of us will find a place to calm down as to not overwhelm others and pick ourselves up by the bootstraps. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but please try to be kind and understand that we're all built different. You never know what someone is going through either. This doesn't mean you can't joke with people, just be mindful of what you say sometimes. You don't have to walk on eggshells to do that.

[@PollutedDeltaoftheMind]

I cry at work too 😅

[@hdog24]

so unprofessional lmao if it happens once whatever but if you’re consistently crying at work you really need to work on emotional regulation. there’s a time and place for things *edit* okay so since i’m getting bombarded with people whining about how it’s completely okay to cry at work all the time, im just gonna say this. If something traumatic or very serious happens during work and you need to go to the bathroom and breakdown, that’s completely understandable. What my original comment was referring to is overly sensitive people with no emotional regulation that cry over the littlest inconveniences all the time and make the work environment uncomfortable for their coworkers. Your coworkers aren’t going to be able to be assertive or approach you because they’re going to be afraid that you’re just gonna cry. That’s a problem and that is unprofessional. I rest my case.

[@OutlawBrock304]

People who cry over jokes are the problem with this country.

[@rororo1126]

😭😭😭😭

[@nn5410]

Babes, please don't cry at work, it makes people lose respect for you. :(

[@uniquely__awkwardsimply__b2701]

Why is it that I can look at every person and honestly see those traits in each of them!!! So hilarious!

[@AnxietyHamstar]

I think his toxic trait is exploits co-workers for videos.

[@annafiorentin7120]

I can tell All you have to do is watch them how they act and how they work. Just remember there's one or two (brown nosers in the company). That will run tell the boss everything. Plus do not hang out with your co-workers. What is said while you're out and about with your co-workers is going to get back to the boss. The brown noser will run to the boss and tell what was talked about, yet will not tell on themselves .

[@autisticlybrē]

Covert narcissists do this ​@@annafiorentin7120

[@turtleneckferret]

It's called Dunning Kreuger effect

[@GNW-4]

@@annafiorentin7120 this sounds personal 😭

[@iridescentaurora268]

“Cries at work” That used to be me too, until I got a job that doesn’t stress me out and exacerbate my anxiety. I can say with full confidence that if I worked anywhere where my uniform were scrubs, I absolutely would be crying at some point during almost every shift.

[@gohawks3571]

Yep 👍

[@StephF88]

Patient Access Clerk in a hospital here, I had tears in my eyes multiple times in one day recently ,in the ER. I wish I could find a job that doesn't exacerbate my anxiety! Lol

[@brightspacebabe]

This is a dental office, so yep, can confirm stressful

[@victoriahodgdon1529]

My anxiety is bad enough that, unfortunately, any job I work is gonna make me anxious and stressy. So if I have to be captain stressy pants, I'm definitely gonna do it somewhere I enjoy the work. That is the only reason I wear the scrubs. Well, that and the fact that I would never survive in an office job lol

[@piiinkDeluxe]

What kind of job did you find that doesn't make you cry?

[@pattywynne7157]

It’s nice to see a little humor at work without anyone getting bent out of shape.. Everyone smiled or laughed..😊

[@AMcDub0708]

The ball of stress guy actually looked like he was seething underneath

[@xLiLlyx98]

​@@AMcDub0708 he was already getting to the ball stage again 😂 honestly I feel that

[@Medusa13579]

I think this is great ! We all have faults, and being part of a good team is appreciating each other's strengths and weaknesses. 😊

[@GinaCarden]

Some of them were a little more personal than others…

[@phillyphan1225]

The “becomes a big ball of stress” that had me, I don’t work with him and could have called it! Lol😅

[@Dentistryjust4kids]

At least he admits it 😅

[@addsquirrel2171]

I think the note stressed him out lol I got anxiety just reading it 😂😂😂 what a fabulous workplace! I wish I had cool colleagues like this. I work from home so it’s just my pets and the voices in my head (jk) lol

[@GoldBOya666]

😂 he was literally grimacing 😅 tense Af . Thank y’all for y’all ! Great video ❤

[@Ramirez10000]

HR has entered the conversation

[@chriswall6893]

😂

[@theresagomez2605]

HR probably came up with this as a team building exercise, but didn't quite understand the assignment.

[@netcat435]

Yeah, I can imagine this serving as evidence of a “hostile work environment” 😭

[@EvilPaladin11]

The person that makes borderline inappropriate jokes: *jumps out the nearest window and sprints away*

[@goldpizza7225]

The roasts got more and more brutal as the video went on 😂

[@kitkit8136]

Those smiles through gritted teeth lmao

[@KelahCash]

Don't worry, sis- I'll cry anywhere. 😂 Gotta let it out. We're all human. 🧡

[@tc47440]

Me too! I feel better after.

[@KelahCash]

@@tc47440 Sometimes I do & sometimes it doesn't help like I hoped it would 😩😂

[@ernestogastelum9123]

@@KelahCash it depends how much you cry and the reason why you cry. some cry too much its becomes irritating and some cry over the smallest things. unless you are crying by yourself and not in front of everyone

[@KelahCash]

@@ernestogastelum9123 I hear what you're saying- some people are attention seekers and some folks will break down over anything. I get that. I believe it's fine to cry infront of others. Crying doesn't need to be done in secret as if it's rude or inappropriate. It's emotion being expressed, much like joy or anger. There's a time & place for everything though. Some moments should be private, some moments can be public. ☺️💛

[@morelladville4473]

Facts lol 😂 everytime

[@Oingoboingo528]

Mine would be " punches people in the face when they put signs on his back" lol

[@priestessneptune]

Mine would be “being too direct and telling that person they should get checked because they might have a masochistic personality disorder”

[@HeyTidi]

“Cries at work” is kind of cold lol. That goes to show that you have to hold it together at work and be a robot, or else you'll be seen as the cry baby.

[@amandarecoveryjones8216]

Yeah I thought that was mean. All of them were tasteless...

[@kingswing00]

​@@amandarecoveryjones8216cry about it

[@KelahCash]

I thought it was mean, too, but as I looked at some of the other ones, I was thinking they were supposed to be funny things that aren't actually "toxic." But Idk, lol. That "big time yapper," and "stresses if ONE thing goes wrong," has me doubtful. 😂

[@nellajeminam]

Come on. It was a joke. 😅 Most people get affected by their jobs, if they let it. Some people have more emotional reactions to things than others and it’s ok.

[@mellamobrittney]

​@nellajeminam I mean, yeah, it's just kinda weird that a person having an emotional response towards something -like crying-could be seen as "toxic." Sure, this is meant to be a joke, but it really kinda speaks to a larger issue.

[@nic2859]

The lady that cries at work looked like she was ready to cry or maybe just got done crying 😅

[@desirae2637]

@@nic2859 she probably cries at work so much because ball of stress guy probably gets all ruffled up and it stresses her out to the point of tears. I have experience in this department. Lol…. I think the real toxic trait is working I. The medical field period lol.

[@Archimedes-v2o]

@@desirae2637probably. But I’m too interested in the medical field to give it up tbh

[@ceceprincess4758]

Look like they work in a hospital

[@Yasmine-ib1je]

@@ceceprincess4758 No, it says dentistry.

[@Witchmee]

Some people will cry over literally everything lol. I knew a girl who would cry when she was happy, sad, angry. When she saw a cute puppy. Etc...

[@cel8276]

Cries at work😢 bless her......

[@AnxietyHamstar]

😢

[@SouthernBell-ut9bp]

Y'all are too nice to each other. I'd have a sign on half of my coworkers' backs that say "talks shit", "faked being sick 4 times this month", "slept with half of their crew members", "hires based off body-type"

[@fmc974]

Feel like you'd be looking for new employees after those comments. Or just have a terribly tense work place 🤔

[@AyPeeElTee]

is your toxic trait just actual toxicity? 😅 lols

[@lyndamcdon]

Where do you work😂 Sounds like a restaurant, call center, or hospital!

[@juanasweets1368]

@@lyndamcdon I was guessing cabin crew 😂

[@OlivReme]

​@lyndamcdon or elite school 👀

[@TheRecon1a]

Glad they are all good natured about it.

[@alybfg]

Love this trend when it’s actually funny and not just taking a cheap jab at ppl 😌✨

[@Truechildofgod]

I’m going to guess Little too honest wrote these 😂

[@dorakaysinga3115]

😂😂😂

[@anonymous-hl9rv]

Little too honest would actually be a compliment, I love honesty even though it sometimes makes me feel a little uncomfortable sometimes.

[@KawaiiAvocadoQT]

Nooo I was waiting for a “can’t grab this paper”

[@GraceLovett63]

Damn I cry at work a lot too. I try to hide it (I don't do it for attention, I have a stupid brain that doesn't produce enough happy chemical) but if someone would call that my toxic trait honestly I'd feel so bad I'd resign

[@ceceprincess4758]

Think good things

[@JaneSmith.9941]

Judging by everyone's reactions to their signs my thought wasn't this type of crying. Rather I was thinking more like the social or endearing crier. The one who's easily moved to tears by sweet gestures or when a baby is having a tough time with their treatment, or their colleague's kid is graduating. That kind. 💙

[@JaneSmith.9941]

For everyone thinking the crying one was harsh or mean. I wasn't thinking it was the kind of crying one would be ashamed or overly embarrassed about. I was thinking more like the social or endearing crier. The one who's easily moved to tears by sweet gestures, sentimental memes, or when a baby is having a tough time with their treatment, or their colleague's kid is graduating. That kind. 💙

[@supernovagirl5741]

Mate I'm borderline lol I literally go from feeling numb AF to euphoric and suicidal all within a day. It's not a choice my brain works differently to other people so I totally get what you're saying

[@nancyhudson6969]

Like that all of you laugh about it. Nice team.☺🌺😛

[@kingswing00]

Nah. At least one of them resented this I'd bet on it

[@KelliDee23]

“Obsessive about organization” would be mine. 😂

[@KathrineJKozachok]

Mine, too👍🏻

[@blacksosa6916]

"uses the restroom alot" would be mines 😂 I need frequent breaks

[@seansimons9911]

These are not toxic traits. It's called personal individuality. Unless this was filmed in California, then it makes total sense.

[@desirae2637]

@@seansimons9911 😂 I agree with you. But, at least it didn’t hurt any feelings. Nothing they mentioned was a toxic trait…. It was like just a trait lol.

[@peteshop]

@@desirae2637 I think it did hurt the feelings of a couple people. The face of the yapper and the ball of stress when they read theirs were not happy.

[@katjones4840]

Being a yapper is great for a dental place. She could distract people and keep their mind off the dental fear. Great trait for that job

[@anonymixx8106]

Respectfully I think this is why people don't like yappers: People who like yappers project on to other people that everyone would like a yapper in that situation. No, when I'm anxious, I would like to handle my anxiety in peace, not be forced into social niceties. Some of us actually have awareness of our own traits and issues and want our chance to handle them, rather than depending on everyone else for our problems.

[@gohawks3571]

​@@anonymixx8106I'm like you. Brain getting pulled in multiple places when people are talking and I'm thinking 😵‍💫 I guess it would be awkward though in the dentist's chair... I wish they'd just talk to each other. I feel weird answering (unless yes/no) questions with hands and tools in my face😖

[@Yasmine-ib1je]

Wrong. The dentist performing my root canal wouldn’t stop talking and it was annoying. I wasn’t nervous at all and I was actually confused on how he even expected me to respond.

[@yayacococraz5865]

Absolutely not!! Yappers and in her case “big time yapper” makes me wanna scream SHUT UP!!! Yappers don’t know how to read the room as they are only thinking about themselves via talking a lot versus how the other person feels at that moment. It’s like they can’t see or take context clues because their mouth is going a mile a minute.

[@malp687]

When did crying at work become a toxic trait?...that poor girl

[@wonderwoman1700]

Right

[@anonym7347]

I mean pretty much non of these were toxic traits

[@supernovagirl5741]

My aunt is the complete opposite of this she's so emotionally constipated and gold medal champion winner of the pain Olympics its unreal lol you say you're going through pain she offers zero sympathy and tells you to "crack on" I had dry socket from wisdom tooth removal in my 20s it was agony I couldn't eat or sleep and all she could say was how she once "went back to work after getting 3 teeth taken out" like OK I didn't realise it was a competition 😂 she also thinks mental health issues aren't real and PTSD is non existent

[@Rebecca-i9p]

I hate this trend of calling everything "toxic". Why are we tearing people down?

[@ItsMuffinTimePls]

This is 100% a bit. Exaggerating for a joke is common, c'mon now.

[@supernovagirl5741]

Shit like this literally puts me off getting a job, some people never grew up from the playground it seems

[@chocolatebunny3221]

“Becomes a ball of stress if ONE thing goes wrong” I’ve never felt so seen yet so called out in my days🤣❤

[@chrislongfellow3229]

Aww, sweet, not toxic at all! Good crew, good people! 😂❤

[@meeber2]

The fact they were able to read these and find a laugh instead of getting defensive is everything.

[@peteshop]

They were embarrassed and had to hide their feelings. If they said anything, the rest of the staff would turn on them.

[@antjestr1047]

Because they were filmed I think

[@younggun7722]

The first girl is absolutely beautiful

[@Ri57490]

*woman

[@younggun7722]

@@Ri57490 yes girl

[@etherealE777]

I’m the work crier & this definitely would’ve had me crying again 😂

[@ceceprincess4758]

😂

[@Chunsun-fj2oh]

The "I do" was so funny 😂

[@YouCantHateMyName1]

Aww they’re not toxic traits! It’s just who they are 🤗

[@Anabee3]

It's all in fun .

[@xxarianahiltonxx5116]

Crying at work is toxic.

[@kawag6356]

@@xxarianahiltonxx5116Are you serious?

[@gohawks3571]

​@@xxarianahiltonxx5116Can't be helped

[@theminiaturedonkey]

@@kawag6356if that happens constantly, they need therapy or a new job because that’s unhealthy. Work is not the time and place to cry.

[@JanetMarcum-o7r]

I love that everyone owned their stuff. ☺️☺️💖

[@peteshop]

They had to. If they didn't play along, they'd get made fun of for that too. A couple looked like their feelings were hurt.

[@Amara53]

I feel bad for the crier. Why is she crying at work so often? And even though this is just harmless fun, I hope she doesn’t feel like she can’t be vulnerable anymore around people she probably originally thought she could.

[@kingswing00]

Yeah. For sure. I hear you. Most definitely. But also... leave that shi- at home

[@Anabee3]

I think you're reading a little too much into this

[@ccl6192]

Or the bathroom/break room. Don’t cry in front of patients when they’re already fearful and stressed. Having emotions is cool. People cry. Totally normal but There’s a time and place.

[@Amara53]

@@Anabee3or maybe you aren’t reading far enough into this? These are real people with real feelings. Maybe she can’t help it because she’s an overly emotional person. I’m not sure. But if it’s a sad cry, I feel for her. If she’s just sensitive, that isn’t really something she can help. I understand it’s all fun though.

[@pileofjunkinc]

​@@ccl6192 Sometimes that can't be helped. I'm a person that cries at work, but it's because I have RSD especially around my period. Now I can potentially hold it for a matter of a few minutes, but if something has upset me, generally there's only so long I can offset crying unfortunately. Usually if it's possible for me to do so (luckily usually it is) I try to run off and be away from people because I hate being seen crying.

[@Rose8]

A positive group building activity would be to have signs of the person's good qualities. Being told of a negative quality invites Shane and guilt. People are not at their best under these conditions.

[@Tornnnado]

Not Shane! 😢

[@emilyh3412]

Shanes of the world, unite!!!

[@truettadevil]

It gives people an oppty to express their irritation in a playful way.

[@Jonesybabie]

​@@emilyh3412 😂 This whole thread's toxic trait: Being Petty

[@autumnishotterthansummer]

Shanes are awful and that's the truth!

[@OneZxxscsc]

They all passed the vibe check 😂

[@ButterflyBible143]

Dr. Schmitz is me 😂😂😂😂😂 I have nervous ass energy when things go wrong

[@chrismalzahn8645]

I love that they all took it so well and with humor.😄

[@buddythebutcher7643]

The little to honest person would be my best friend i love people who dont hold back what they are thinking

[@kingswing00]

Oh man. That is such a relief and I'm so happy you said that because I wanted to tell you you sound super annoying. Thanks for making that easier on me.

[@kristinaadams2745]

Y’all have a close work relationship, beautiful💯💚

[@txsoutherngoth]

they seem like such a cohesive unit. work families are truly the best🖤🖤 edit: why is my comment so controversial?☠️ i’ve worked in places where it feels like i’m back in high school. and i’ve worked at places where you work longgg shifts with a few coworkers; you get close fast. depends on your environment and temperament

[@SurvivalBetty]

There's work, then there's family. The two only mix when there's boundary issues...

[@mikewrack3]

@@SurvivalBetty idk, it’s up to the workplace. at my last job we were like a family. all super laidback and joking / hanging out and whatnot

[@Kirra.M]

Right! I see so many comments with most people saying they don't want to associate with work people outside of work and don't consider them friends without even giving them a chance. When we spend more time with these people than our own out of work friends and families I find that quite sad. Work can be way more enjoyable when you have a fun work fam!

[@txsoutherngoth]

@@SurvivalBettythat’s a matter of opinion. wanting to be closed off to others is your decision. i prefer to deeply appreciate and connect with those around me. it makes life richer.

[@HeyTidi]

I've learned there is no family at work, even if you're working with family. “Coworker” is not mean word, embrace it. 😊

[@N.1PEBBFAN]

“Yapper. Big time yapper.” I felt that too 😔

[@stacygems3287]

I like they were careful how they critiqued the doctors but not the nurses

[@jennifblair]

How do you know which ones were doctors or nurses?

[@ccl6192]

Their IDs are on their scrubs. The docs say Dr embroidered on their scrubs.

[@brightspacebabe]

Drs-men Assistant, Hygiene, Front office-women. It’s ok.

[@721rena]

​@@jennifblairit says so on their outfits and the color black indicates they're a doctor

[@DevotedDisciple-x]

What a great unit of coworkers! They can all take a joke and certainly seem to know each other well! God bless them all!

[@jordonm5675]

I read an article about people crying at work. It actually does not affect their job or their performance. And it was also noted that people who do cry at work and people who do not cry at work, were still given raises and able to move up in the company. so basically it doesn’t necessarily have a bad view or a bad look if you cry at work

[@kingswing00]

Yeah. For sure. Most definitely all of that but also.... don't cry at work. It's annoying.

[@helenevigdal2531]

Not everyone are able to hold it in, even if they try.

[@irony11]

I would look for other information from different sources to see the validity in that statement. There has been too much gaslighting in society. I do not know if the article you read is true or not. One article doesn't seem enough to form an opinion, for me.

[@JaySchrock-z9x]

@@helenevigdal2531then they shouldn’t expect a good job or to stay hired if they can’t even handle their emotions yet

[@marystefanofski2162]

Why are you Offensive about it? I cry all the time at work. yet my Quality skills are better than then all the men and all the male Supervisors I have time to fix my issues and their issues 🙃 @JaySchrock-z9x

[@JP-xu7xu]

These were pretty wholesome and honest

[@bamagrl26]

Yall are too funny. I love going to offices like this.

[@girlwheels]

I love when people can laugh at themselves. It's nice to be known.

[@savoir777faire]

Like the little too honest person to work with for sure 😂

[@Debra-v1e]

People with a great sense of humor are wonderful!❤

[@eh6138]

That dentist looks like the nicest man in the world. He reminds me of a guy I met once.

[@Anabee3]

He reminds me of my pcp Dr. He treats me & all patients like family. Bn going to him for 17yrs😊

[@ZayleeBasker]

That last one is WAY too relatable

[@tashiavanpelt]

The second girl has a nice note about her phone skills above her computer 💜

[@Dentistryjust4kids]

yes a queen

[@MsLhuntMartinez79]

Too cute! Nothing like a med office with positive vibes. Better for patient outcomes, too.

[@dttruman]

The fourth has an infectious smile

[@hello_bye708]

The way she says “cries at work” so cheerfully with a big smile is so genuine. As someone who cries at work this is exactly what it’s like.

[@B.G.1414]

Wonder what they think about YOU.....😂

[@kamilledeas6890]

It would be "constantly films everything cause they think they're internet famous" 😭

[@stephanieczekanski3175]

I love that they have the kind of work enviornment where they can be honest and loving with eachother- I bet you they are amazing to work with!!

[@HalcyonX13]

I once read somewhere dentists only have female assistants

[@msjenniferjohnson3303]

I love they were so easy going about it and not offended!

[@deannad9105]

Dang, did the "A little too honest" person write those😬😂

[@moondoggie517]

I like that everyone knows their toxic trait and just laughs 😅 we are all human and not perfect.

[@Ry-tu3ki]

Odd how a couple were completely playful and funny and the others were sortive actual bullying lmao.

[@whitewolf7664]

That depends on your perspective. If you want to be a victim you will see bullying everywhere. All of the statements were playful and funny.

[@Ry-tu3ki]

@@whitewolf7664 I don't think calling out your coworker for crying then calling out another for lipgloss obsession equates; How does knowing everyone equate to a toxic activity but then someone else gets the clear tag: Yapper. But sure, perspective is everything.

[@peteshop]

I agree! The yapper and the ball of stress looked like their feelings were hurt.

[@whitewolf7664]

@@Ry-tu3ki If you are a Yapper whose fault is that. I am a Yapper, do I love the term? Not always. Can I choose to talk less? Yes. Can I choose to talk more? Yes. Reality is what it is, if you don't like it change it, but you are not a victim because you don't like yourself. So whether someone chooses to cry at a drop of every hat, or glosses their lips every 5 minutes equates. Even someone who has to run to the bathroom every 5 minutes because of some bladder problem or they are pregnant knows before they leave the house in the morning, deal with it then. Don't get to work and cry because everyone calls you Toilet Tom. You have a meeting that can make you billions. Are you going to leave the investors waiting as you leave every 15 minutes to run to the bathroom?

[@Ry-tu3ki]

@@whitewolf7664 The fact you went into "Can I choose to talk more or less" after BEING CALLED a yapper is the exact reaction which is caused by said label--a negative connotation is attached to those. You admitted you do not enjoy the label, which further proves my point that the "light hearted joke" was underhandedly telling the person that you cry too much, talk too much, and are panicky too much COMPARED to something like "well, haha, I just am obsessed with lipglosses" or "I know everyone!" Or "is always busy", which is astronomically different and I'm not sure why you don't seem to grasp the nuances of that. Not trying to be mean, just genuinely wondering how you are actually blaming those being labelled something with negative connotation for possibly wondering. That's not how a good workplace functions. Devil's advocate: Maybe they do know each other all very well, maybe it's a great tight workplace and this interaction is not negative. That would be WONDERFUL. I'd venture to say that the labels were still noticeable in levels of teasing versus one another. I could care less about these people. I do not know them. I don't know whether they were offended: The point of my position is to question the off handed labels compared, again, to more innocent playful labels. You know, w/o the negative attachments.

[@zlcoolboy]

Dentist staff are usually so awesome. Always seemed like a cool place to work.

[@therethere7543]

Horrible things to say some of them… “big time yapper” brutal.

[@misspriss2482]

Guaranteed it's an inside joke considering the way she laughed. 😂

[@haileys5371]

​@@misspriss2482ppl laugh when embarrassed too.

[@buddythebutcher7643]

My wife is a yapper and she knows it people who talk alot know they do so they aren't offended by being told they talk/yap to much its not horrible its the truth

[@MO3_88]

It’s also brutal that they talk so much so it’s kinda fair

[@NativeVirgo]

Nobody is paid enough to contain tears on the job anymore. That requires a raise!

[@angiedillman7963]

I'm the ball of stress when one thing goes wrong..

[@alive.-xn4fx]

Same

[@jackie-k]

I love this! Why can’t we all have a little fun with stuff like this! It makes you laugh and really appreciate each person!

[@christinaaa_xo]

Well.. we know who is liked the least 😂 "a little too honest"

[@JamaicanemeraldQueen]

Poor Dr. He is so stressed out he lost his hair... Should be more like the 1st Dr. who has all the friends and knows everybody.😊

[@moonamoonz]

I think the person who wrote the papers have no idea what toxic traits mean.

[@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn]

Wholesome and great people, all of them! ❤

[@IndigenousPeacemaker]

passive-aggressive exercise x TikTok 😔

[@MelanieBarrozo-u7s]

You know this is a good work environment when people can tease each other and laugh about it.

[@0cean.Sun.]

❤Thank You 🦾 🤜🤛 to each one of you for all you do. & These are all beautiful👍 wonderful👍 toxic traits 🙏

[@sharitajones177]

“ In the name of the Lord, get yo punk ass outta here, right nah.” Sent me and took me out 🤣😂

[@diannapendley120]

These are not toxic traits but the person who orchestrated this little exercise in futility is toxic😮 As he/she will soon find out.Side eye and non inclusion to follow.

[@sharonlefebure3892]

It’s good to see they can laugh at some gentle criticism

[@Bffyukncxe]

So somebody thought it would be fun to tell their coworker or employees what’s wrong with them and post it online?

[@SilverSpoonreal]

The last guy….. *MOST RELATABLE GUY EVER-*

[@ayasha89games66]

I mean I'm pretty sensitive. So...easy stress. Easy tears. Don't like it? You can leave. That's not toxic that's real.

[@ernestogastelum9123]

or dont be too sensitive. dont like it? work from home.

[@melon_69-420]

Last dude passed for a reason 😂😭

[@Afo12341]

Shameing your teammates, great work ethic! Toxic advertising.

[@SubliminalLocks]

It's crazy, but every single one of them, their faces their body language aligns with the sentence. We wear our personalities on our faces sooooo much

[@dreamweaver444]

“Yapper. Big time yapper.” Is hilarious- but tbh she looks like a ball of fun. Yappers always have the most positive energy.

[@christineshah7330]

As a confirmed bigtime yapper, I thank you!

[@Iris-zq5mq]

Yes! They are the most energetic and fun type of people to be around.

[@PollutedDeltaoftheMind]

Nah. They are annoying af.

[@kingswing00]

​@@PollutedDeltaoftheMindthank you. They think their being fun but also... quit your yapping

[@CherryStudios2]

Feel so bad for the woman who's going through something that has her crying that regularly at work. Hope she can escape whatever situation she's in.

[@Missdaniellebaby]

This was a sweet way of telling everyone your opinion of them without it being too harsh. Like family. I liked this. ❤

[@MorganHyde-ie5ru]

It's still pretty effing harsh.

[@AnxietyHamstar]

Cries at work looks like she's about to cry and ball of stress look like he didn't need that right then

[@AnxietyHamstar]

His toxic trait is exploits co-workers for views

[@nathalieduverna6963]

They have all accepted who they are. Wonderful

[@rokksysoftpaws7022]

calling crying toxic? calling emotional things toxic is sad. so should hide or change that is the lesson? because others get annoyed by it? why do they find it funny to be told those are bad things to do at work?? guess I understand it wrong?

[@Chunsun-fj2oh]

@@rokksysoftpaws7022 it's not literally meant to be toxic bru

[@b.maaouiamarwa7798]

I love the concept❤ no big deals about revealing how we truely are❤

[@Africaisthefuture-zh8bo]

😂😂😂 i love my colleagues who can cry at work. And then theres that one that has a complete breakdown once a month😅. It is UNTHINKABLE for me to be seen crying at work😂. But Its amazing to comfort them, and listen to their vents. Somehow brings humanity to the rigid workplace❤

[@rosegroshek1218]

Empathy goes a long way and I'm sure they really appreciate that

[@Africaisthefuture-zh8bo]

@@rosegroshek1218 they do. And very few judge them, whcih isn't right. One must understand there are moments it gets extremely overwhelming, and some handle that through tears, which is ABSOLUTELY FINE.

[@CinderellaRaptured333]

At least they have a good sense of humor and chuckle over their signs. Some of the people I work with will literally act out their negative trait after reading about it.

[@ivelysemiranda6445]

I would focus on their strengths instead.

[@yellowdayz1800]

I thought, at first, the first male dentist paper, said, "thinks he knows everything.." LOL

[@AmericanTigersilver]

He probably does

[@yellowdayz1800]

@@AmericanTigersilver with teeth.. You bet