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Reductio ad absurdum of LinkedIn endorsements

John Lewis endorsed you for Inventory Management and Leadership

John Lewis endorsed you for Being Able to Help His Career and Always Being Nice to Him in the Breakroom When You Used to Work Together

John Lewis endorsed you for Wise Hiring Decisions and Giving People a Chance Even Though They Have Little Experience

John Lewis endorsed you for Seeing Him in Person at Build-a-Bear and Being Pleasant

John Lewis endorsed you for Pretending To Not Get Notifications from LinkedIn

John Lewis endorsed you for Ignoring Social Cues

John Lewis endorsed you for Passive Aggressiveness and Endorsing Him for Persistence

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