Claudia @CPonicke - Twitter Profile

(2) Employees are hard to find these days. She finished the work , got what you wanted and that’s how you thank her? Or it’s a skit? The last sentence where you stated she’s horrible 😅. I don’t think

Matthias Schmidt

@eurofounder

4 months ago

I had to fire my best employee today Anna, six years with us, never late, clients loved her But she betrayed my trust in the worst possible way Yesterday I left the office at 4:30pm, as required by German law I noticed I forgot my jacket. Came back at 5:50pm Anna was still there "What the hell are you doing?" I asked her "Finishing the report, sir, it's due tomorrow" My heart sank One hour and twenty minutes of illegal overtime. Right there in front of me This morning I called her in "Anna, you know why you're here" "The report? Client loved it. We got the contract" "I don't care about it. You violated German labor law. You are fired" She started crying, I called security to walk her out Still can't believe she did this to me. Horrible woman

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Claudia @CPonicke

4 months ago

But isn’t that what they want in Germany ? Work more hours? I mean it depends on the contract she signed. When it clearly says no overtime then ok but couldn’t you handle it differently? Like , she can leave earlier any other day. Wasn’t that a little bit overreacting? Good (1)

Matthias Schmidt

@eurofounder

4 months ago

I had to fire my best employee today Anna, six years with us, never late, clients loved her But she betrayed my trust in the worst possible way Yesterday I left the office at 4:30pm, as required by German law I noticed I forgot my jacket. Came back at 5:50pm Anna was still there "What the hell are you doing?" I asked her "Finishing the report, sir, it's due tomorrow" My heart sank One hour and twenty minutes of illegal overtime. Right there in front of me This morning I called her in "Anna, you know why you're here" "The report? Client loved it. We got the contract" "I don't care about it. You violated German labor law. You are fired" She started crying, I called security to walk her out Still can't believe she did this to me. Horrible woman

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Claudia @CPonicke

5 months ago

44 years old and got all of them 😁

𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐭 𝐏𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫

@Matt_Pinner

5 months ago

7 for me!!….I feel confident nobody Has all 20!! How many for you?🤔

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Claudia @CPonicke

5 months ago

You did the right choice by letting the husband go 😁

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5 months ago

Animal kingdom

goma

@soigomaa

5 months ago

Can someone please recommend a Netflix show that’s actually addictive, the kind that makes people stay up all night and finish season one in one sitting?

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Claudia @CPonicke

5 months ago

You should have met in the middle, keep the frame but paint it white. He’s right the dark wood outshines everything. But also he doing it behind your back is wrong

Crazy Vibes

@CrazyVibes_1

5 months ago

My husband and I are in a HEATED debate and I need y’all to settle this once and for all. We’ve been renovating our 1920s house for the past two years, and this archway transformation has caused the biggest fight we’ve had since we disagreed about bedroom paint colors. Originally, we had this gorgeous rustic wood frame around our archway — thick, dark beams that gave it so much character. I found the inspiration online from a woman who does incredible woodwork and even bought a custom stain from her. We spent three weekends installing those beams and added my uncle’s carved fish as the centerpiece. I LOVED it. My husband, however, never stopped complaining. “It’s too dark.” “It makes the space feel smaller.” “It’s too rustic for our style.” On and on and ON. So last month, while I was visiting my sister, he decided to “surprise” me. I came home to him on a ladder with power tools, ripping out all the woodwork. Just… gone. Back to a plain, boring archway. He’s standing there all proud like, “Look how much brighter it is! So clean and open!” And I’m staring at this basic builder-grade opening thinking… Did we just go backwards? Now he says the plain version is “timeless and clean.” I think we just turned a custom architectural detail into every basic house in America. We argued about this for two hours. Him: “See how much bigger the space looks now? So bright and airy!” Me: “WE HAD CHARACTER. WE HAD PERSONALITY. NOW IT LOOKS LIKE A RENTAL PROPERTY AGAIN.” He thinks the wood was overwhelming. I think this is overwhelming in its complete lack of soul. So here we are. The wood beams are gone (RIP my beautiful archway), and I’m staring at this plain opening wondering if we just made the biggest mistake of our renovation. PLEASE tell me what you think. The rustic wood version or this “clean” version? Do I make him put the beams back up… or do I accept that sometimes husbands actually know what they’re talking about? 😅 Credit - Emilia Berry

CrazyVibes_1's tweet photo. My husband and I are in a HEATED debate and I need y’all to settle this once and for all.
We’ve been renovating our 1920s house for the past two years, and this archway transformation has caused the biggest fight we’ve had since we disagreed about bedroom paint colors.
Originally, we had this gorgeous rustic wood frame around our archway — thick, dark beams that gave it so much character. I found the inspiration online from a woman who does incredible woodwork and even bought a custom stain from her. We spent three weekends installing those beams and added my uncle’s carved fish as the centerpiece.
I LOVED it.
My husband, however, never stopped complaining.
“It’s too dark.”
“It makes the space feel smaller.”
“It’s too rustic for our style.”
On and on and ON.
So last month, while I was visiting my sister, he decided to “surprise” me.
I came home to him on a ladder with power tools, ripping out all the woodwork. Just… gone. Back to a plain, boring archway.
He’s standing there all proud like,
“Look how much brighter it is! So clean and open!”
And I’m staring at this basic builder-grade opening thinking…
Did we just go backwards?
Now he says the plain version is “timeless and clean.”
I think we just turned a custom architectural detail into every basic house in America.
We argued about this for two hours.
Him:
“See how much bigger the space looks now? So bright and airy!”
Me:
“WE HAD CHARACTER. WE HAD PERSONALITY. NOW IT LOOKS LIKE A RENTAL PROPERTY AGAIN.”
He thinks the wood was overwhelming.
I think this is overwhelming in its complete lack of soul.
So here we are. The wood beams are gone (RIP my beautiful archway), and I’m staring at this plain opening wondering if we just made the biggest mistake of our renovation.
PLEASE tell me what you think.
The rustic wood version or this “clean” version?
Do I make him put the beams back up…
or do I accept that sometimes husbands actually know what they’re talking about? 😅

Credit - Emilia Berry

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6 months ago

HUGE UPDATE 🙏🏻❤️ Ed Bambas, who lost his pension from GM 7 years ago, lost his wife and had to go back to work at a grocery store to make ends meet…. Tonight he received one of the largest GoFundMe donations ever of $1.7 MILLION DOLLARS!! God bless ED and everyone who donated and made this possible for him.. ❤️

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Claudia @CPonicke

6 months ago

@DogefatheronX 5 facing the boss, hold eye contact to him, can observe all the others

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Officer Lew

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7 months ago

BREAKING🚨: An Asian nail salon owner is blowing up online after completely shutting down a rude Black customer who told him to "go back to your country." He fired back: "I saw your EBT card. I pay the taxes that buy your food, and you're telling me to go back to my country?" People are exhausted with this nonsense.