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The original was posted on /r/antiwork by /u/skateshoeopinions on 2026-06-10 20:01:18+00:00.

So apparently, people in offices just pass around a collection card when anyone remotely in the department's orbit gets married, has a kid, retires etc etc.

Basically any major life event, regardless of my relationship to someone, I'm getting asked to chip in 10, 20 bucks because this person works within 5 cubicles of me.

How is this a thing? Like who just has money to give someone they only speak to for 5 mins in a week?

Edit: typo.