Abhiram Sajai

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Man finds out neighbor returned his parcel to shipping office — so he gave him a taste of his own medicineAn individual tactfully deals with a frustrating neighbor because of whom they received their parcel a week later. Representative Cover Image Source: Pexels | Artem Podrez; Reddit | u/JHW7753It is vital to maintain a cordial and diplomatic relationship with one's neighbors. Doing so enables all parties to live more harmoniously. But some neighbors can be quite a piece of work.

1 month ago | scoop.upworthy.com | Abhiram Sajai

Boss fires key employee without realizing their contribution — desperately calls for help within a monthThe employee had worked at the company for over three years but they were laid off by the employer without a second thought. Representative Cover Image Source: Pexels |Mikhail Nilov, Reddit | u/KillwindBeing laid off from a company that one has worked at for a long time is a scary thing.

1 month ago | scoop.upworthy.com | Abhiram Sajai

Woman's robot vacuum disappeared for 2 days without a trace — then she checked the ring cameraThe ring camera footage unveils a funny journey of the robot vacuum's unexpected escapade. Cover Image Source: TikTok | @betzyproductionWe all have heard of cats and dogs running away from their homes, resulting in owners being frantically worried and searching for them. But very few people might have faced the problem of their Roomba leaving their house, much less for two days.

1 month ago | scoop.upworthy.com | Abhiram Sajai

Woman calls cops to stop retired detective from using the public lake — and it didn't end well for herThe detective explained how their family would often take their ski boat out to a local public lake, a favorite spot for their 12- and 13-year-old kids. Representative Cover Image Source: (L) Pexels | Tobi & Chris; (R) Reddit | u/Country_FenceMost people prefer to mind their own business, especially in public spaces, but sometimes others seem eager to create conflict out of nowhere.

1 month ago | scoop.upworthy.com | Abhiram Sajai

Employee denied a management role for being 'generic' decides enough is enough — walks away from jobThe employee ended a long and loyal tenure and found themself a job with a 50% pay increase and 'a much better work/life balance.'Representative Cover Image Source: (L) Pexels | RDNE Stock project; (R) Reddit | u/PO-1135809Employees leave their jobs for a variety of reasons. Most of the time, people look for better pay and better working hours.