'Tattoos should make you more employable': Redditor's hilarious theory goes viral

More tattoos, better job prospects? It might sound outrageous, but that's exactly the kind of absurdity that's making waves on Reddit. A post comparing tattoos to corporate meetings is going viral, stirring up a mix of amusement and disbelief.?

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The Redditor recently stumbled upon a gem of a post on X, and it's going viral for its hilariously outrageous logic.?

The post suggests that having more tattoos actually boosts your employability. Why? Because enduring hours of tiny needles piercing your skin is just like sitting through a corporate meeting—painful, monotonous, and seemingly endless.?

According to this wild theory, the more ink you've got, the better your chances of landing a job, as it proves you can handle the corporate grind.

This tattoo theory isn't brand-new; it's a throwback from 2019 that's resurfaced and is making waves all over again.

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How people reacted

It seems the tattoo-employability theory has struck a chord with the internet—so much so that the Reddit post has racked up an impressive 11,000 likes in just eight hours.?

And if the likes are any indication, the comments are even better.

One commenter? wrote, "Is screaming and crying acceptable when you get a tattoo? It's generally frowned upon at my meetings," with another adding, "How about fainting? Asking for a friend."

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The creativity didn't stop there. One user joked, "I'm going to get tattoos that are visual representations of corporate speak: Low-hanging fruit, circling back, deep dive, bringing to the table, running it up the flagpole, balls in the air, spinning plate, etc."

Another said, "Nah, tattoos include stimulus, whereas corporate meetings are defined by a complete lack of stimuli."

Yet another exclaimed, "I'm no tattoo fan, but I'll be damned if this doesn't sound spot-on!"

Oh, how a good corporate joke is like a balm to the tired corporate soul!

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