Introvert Borrows Money From Colleagues

Introvert at office, is it a good plan or bad plan? A guy joined my office six months ago, and within a week, he texted me asking for some money. I found it very weird and later learned from some colleagues that he had texted them as well. Because of this, we started avoiding him in the office and stopped inviting him to office parties. Today, I met him at a bike club, and he had a Harley-Davidson. We talked for a while, and I jokingly asked him, "Bro, why do you need ....... when you can afford a Harley?" He replied that he didn't really need the money. He's an introvert and doesn't like talking to people. Asking for money from colleagues makes them avoid him in the office. Dude's a legend.

A black-and-white portrait of a bearded man is overlaid with a Reddit-style post about an office worker who asks colleagues for money so they will avoid talking to him. The punchline is that his supposed financial need is actually a clever introvert strategy, revealed when he is seen owning a Harley-Davidson. It is used as a reaction to praise an absurd but effective way of avoiding social interaction. EN: A black-and-white portrait of a bearded man is overlaid with a Reddit-style post about an office worker who asks colleagues for money so they will avoid talking to him. The punchline is that his supposed financial need is actually a clever introvert strategy, revealed when he is seen owning a Harley-Davidson. It is used as a reaction to praise an absurd but effective way of avoiding social interaction.

• @eternalclassic / 75546 2025-09-10