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Your work family knows exactly what you need at the end of a terrible day.

A woman who got laid off from her human resources job was touched to see that her closest work friends brought her a special cake on This Ain't Avatar XXX Porn Parodyher last day.

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Apparently the lay-offs, which dissolved the company's entire HR department according to the woman's post on Reddit, were widely considered a bad move by employees.

However, the woman was grateful to have such loyal work friends on such a hard day.

Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake..

Good job, family.

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