“My boss fired me for making too many Asian jokes. It was the end of my Korea” was posted on Reddit—Jokes on February 19, 2019. “I’m still China find a new job” was added in a comment.
“My boss fired me for making too many Asian jokes. I feel like this is the end of my Korea. I am still China find a job” was posted on Reddit—Jokes on September 4, 2019. “Korea” sounds like “career.” “I am still China find a job” sounds like “I am still tryin-a find a job.”
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/MaddSkittlez February 19, 2019
My boss fired me for making too many Asian jokes
It was the end of my Korea
COMMENTS
usmcbecker
I’m still China find a new job
Twitter
Jokes OK Please
@jokesokplease
My boss fired me for making too many Asian jokes. It was the end of my Korea #joke
9:10 AM · Feb 19, 2019·Twee Love
Twitter
Kassem ⎊
@A7med_bing
Boss : you’re fired
Me : why ?
Boss : cuz you make too many asian jokes
Me : that’s gonna be the end of my Korea?
Boss :
4:03 AM · Feb 20, 2019·Twitter for Android
Twitter
Seibrik
@Seibrik
Once i had a job i almost lost for saying too many Asian jokes
I’m glad i stopped cause that woulda been the end of my Korea
12:12 PM · Feb 20, 2019·Twitter for Android
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/semc1986 August 28, 2019
My boss fired me for making too many Asian jokes.
It was the end of my Korea.
I’m still China find another job.
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/Say_What_Know September 4, 2019
My boss fired me for making too many Asian jokes.
I feel like this is the end of my Korea. I am still China find a job.
COMMENTS
My_Shitty_Alter_Ego
I hope it all Woks out for you.
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