Although the calf was emaciated, it did appear that it was being cared for by the orca. Orcas and pilot-finned whales have similar social structures, forming strong, long-term bonds between mother and offspring, so researchers believe that caregiving between the species could be a possibility. Dragonfly and Zale tolerated the calf but it is not known if, or how, they interacted with it directly. The pair were seen swimming together for 21 minutes and were accompanied by two other adults – a female named Dragonfly and a male called Zale, regular companions of Sædís. It is not known if the attraction from the calf was mutual or how long their association lasted. The newborn was seen swimming in the “drafting” position next to the orca, which means it was getting dragged along by her and needed less energy for swimming. Quitting impulsively isn’t always the answer,” this user wrote with a heart emoji.“There are many possibilities but what we can say for sure is that the female showed protective behaviour towards the pilot whale calf,” Ms Mrusczok says. “I just say I’m not able to make the meeting and ask my manager to fill me in at our 1:1. His stability comes 1st,” a mother commented.Ī third argued that quitting shouldn’t always be the first option. I’m a single mom of a toddler and just got out of being homeless. “No one’s responsible for providing for you as an adult.”Īnother person agreed: “Great, if you have support, but not an option for everyone. “I agree with you, but don’t do it unless you already have another job or have the means to,” a user wrote. Some, however, believe that you shouldn’t quit a job without a backup. “I have enough qualifications to change careers on a moments notice,” seconded another. “When I dip, I’ll dip, we dip,” a user shared. Many people in the comments expressed that they have no problem leaving a job that no longer serves them. “I like to treat a job exactly like it treats me,” wrote a fourth. “Gen Z gonna change the world,” a third commented.
“I tell my friends this n they look at me in horror.” Thank you for normalizing this,” a second commented. “I needed this today thank you,” one wrote. In the comments, viewers applauded Kenzie for standing up for herself and knowing her worth. She concluded her post by giving viewers permission to advocate for themselves. “People act like I just have the audacity that I’ll just quit a fucking job, but I will because they don’t give a fuck about me,” she explained, adding, “They don’t give a fuck about you.
“I say cool, here’s my resignation,” she recalled, holding out her palm.Īs a therapist, she gave her 2 cents on why it’s important to always put yourself first. But when Kenzie asked them for a Zoom option, her company said no.
Zoom would have helped, as it makes it possible for employees to attend meetings from pretty much anywhere. “I’m not going to pay to go to a meeting,” she said. Plus, she would be missing billable time with her client. And since she had to drive her kids to school, she would only make about 30 minutes of that meeting, which equates to a measly $8 pay. The meeting was located an hour away, which says would cost $20 in gas just to attend. “My availability, by the way, is from 9am to 5pm. She explained that she had some meeting schedule conflicts with her former employer. #leftist #leftisttok #capitalism #lgbtq🏳️🌈 #mentalhealth #depressiontok #advocate #antiwork #antiworktiktok ♬ original sound – kenzie I’ll dip.” Tell them Aunt Kenzie gave you the day off. She added that she’s a “professional job quitter,” saying, “I’ll dip. “Yeah, I don’t know who needs to hear this today but fuck that job,” she began in her video posted on Jan. The Daily Dot reached out to Kenzie via TikTok comment. If anyone knows that, it’s a TikToker named Kenzie a therapist who shared in a viral video that she quit her job after her workplace refused to offer a remote option for a meeting.
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