/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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>Proof? Because she never said she wanted to quit immediately and there is literally no evidence that they don't allow people to quit whenever they want.
Here, even highlighted the relevant bit for you so that you don't strain your single braincell looking for it. Oh, and since I know you'll try grasping at straws - yes, I concede, she didn't say "immediately" here, this part I misremembered. Regardless the point is she wanted to leave. She wasn't fighting to keep the job, she was fighting for an exit.
>Kek. This is the dumbest Dokifag argument I've ever seen. So you're telling me she genuinely thinks the company is evil and pushes people to suicide but she'd have done nothing if they did just want she wanted them to do?
If that was true, why didn't she air the dirty laundry after getting terminated? After all your whole argument was that the document was a threat AGAINST getting fired, yet strangely when she DID get fired she didn't even try going public and de-escalated at every step. Fancy that.
>You're a lost cause
The fact that you're given the definition of the word, straight from dictionary, yet are still unable to grasp it is not a fault on my part.