America, land of the free and home of the broke. It's easy for non-Americans to sit back and point fingers, because at least then we aren't crying about our own dire situations (except if you're Scandinavian, in which case, please just let us have this one). But when Americans themselves start joining the conversation, that's when you know the situation has moved beyond commentary and into something that probably calls for therapy.
The r/workreform subreddit understands that the way to spread the word of the weary is through sometimes funny and mostly frightening observations in image form. It is the language of the people, and it is both healing and heartbreaking in one square of revealing pixels.
Reflections made in under 140 characters, shocking charts that put things into perspective, and dystopian photos that speak louder than words ever could. These are the realities of corporate America, and they aren't pretty.
