Imagine this: It’s Friday evening, your colleagues are all heading to the local pub for the regular office happy hour, but you decide to sit out. Why? Because the HR team is attending. Sounds peculiar? Well, that’s exactly what one employee did, stirring up quite the controversy in the office. Let’s dive into the drama, shall we?
The Office Rebel’s Rule: No Fraternizing with HR!

A Clean Record and a Cautious Approach

A New Workplace, A New Challenge

The Happy Hour Dilemma

The Big Reveal: No HR, No Problem! ♂️

The Reasoning: Power Dynamics and Pints Don’t Mix ⚖️

Accusations Fly: Snobbish or Sensible? ♂️

The Fallout: Office Gossip and Group Dynamics ️

The Verdict: Not the A**hole!

The New Plan: Stealthy Socializing ️♂️

Office Rebel’s Happy Hour Boycott: A Tale of Power, Pints, and HR Politics
In a world where office politics can be as potent as the drinks at happy hour, one employee has decided to abstain from both. The Office Rebel, as we’ll call him, has a strict rule: no socializing with HR, especially not over drinks. His reasoning? HR holds a position of power and their primary role is to protect the company, not the employees. Despite being labeled ‘snobbish’ and ‘douchey’, he stands by his stance, sparking a heated debate among his colleagues. Some agree, others warn him of creating a ‘hostile’ environment. But the Office Rebel remains unswayed. After all, who said office life was devoid of drama? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
Generational divide: YTA for oversharing, NTA for avoiding HR.

Are HR employees really evil? YTA for calling them out.

“YTA. Boundaries are important, but your extreme HR aversion is toxic.”

Confused commenter disagrees with judgment, finds support in comments.

Skipping happy hour is fine, but making a fuss is unnecessary. YTA

“HR: Not Your Friends, Just Be Nice” ♂️

“YTA. HR here and when we’re not on the clock we don’t give 2 sh**s about anything you do or say.”

YTA. Strange hard line with HR, shooting yourself in foot?

HR: Not the police, just people

OP gets called out for not accepting their ‘YTA’ judgement.

Paranoid about HR? YTA!

YTA, HR employees are regular employees too. They deserve relaxation
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YTA for boycotting office happy hour over HR presence

Ignoring YTA opinions? Maybe reconsidering might be helpful.

OP’s paranoia about HR targeting them after drinks. YTA.

YTA – Misunderstanding HR’s role and unfairly targeting them.

YTA: Maintaining boundaries is fine, but there are more polite ways to decline ♂️
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YTA for being rude to HR, missed out on opportunities

Creating a hostile work environment? YTA needs a reality check!
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Commenter gets called out for childish worldview and us vs them mentality

HR presence at happy hour: YTA or sensible concern?

Employee boycotts office happy hour, accused of being a snob

HR is there to protect the company, not your personal life.

Is boycotting office happy hour a career-damaging move?

“YTA – It’s just socializing outside of work, lighten up!”

Is Michael Scott making a comeback?

YTA. Refusing to interact with HR? ♂️ Not a good move.

HR humor: Did you learn about HR from Michael Scott?

YTA refuses office happy hour over HR presence. Snobbish or sensible?

Don’t want to go to a work social? Don’t! But YTA for being paranoid about HR joining. ♂️

Commenter claims innocence despite majority consensus. ♂️

YTA: Don’t be a snob, HR are coworkers too!

YTA for boycotting office happy hour, but valid concerns raised.

YTA: HR at happy hour is no secret police, relax!

HR deserves respect too!

YTA thinks HR is just doing their job

Commenter thinks OP is the a**hole.

Avoiding HR at all costs? Is this necessary?

Is boycotting office happy hour over HR presence sensible?
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YTA. You made it an issue.

Are office happy hours during work hours or after work?

Employee defends HR manager, calls out misconception about their role

Reddit strikes again! YTA for listening to the internet.

Toxic view of HR? YTA needs an attitude adjustment!

Unhinged post about boycotting office happy hour over HR presence
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Commenter gets called out for being hostile towards HR.

YTA, hating on HR? Take a long look in the mirror

HR manager feels excluded from office socializing, understands the dynamic.

Super YTA comment sparks fiery debate.

“YTA. HR has multiple roles, not just policing. Don’t villainize.”

Confused about HR’s concern at happy hours? Share your thoughts!

Oops! Telling everyone about the boycott? Not so smart
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YTA for judging HR without personal experience. Expand your worldview!

“YTA for boycotting office happy hour. Be a team player!”
