https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/oct/17/meta-fires-staff-free-meal-vouchers-buy-household-goods
That included one unnamed worker on a $400,000 salary, who said they had used their meal credits to buy household goods and groceries such as toothpaste and tea.
On the anonymous messaging platform Blind, they wrote: "On days where I would not be eating at the office, like if my husband was cooking or if I was grabbing dinner with friends, I figured I ought not to waste the dinner credit."
DUMB WHOREEEEEEEEEEEEE
In other news, tons of Jeets are missing after recent tech layoffs. Costco was actually usable at lunch today 
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Companies that issue these kinds of things are usually very explicit on what you can and cannot use them for and you're required to acknowledge that you understand. If they don't they'll reprimand you the first time and fire you the second so these r-slurs can't play dumb like they had no idea.
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Grapevine says Meta is going after as many people possible to cuck people out of severance packages.
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I hope so. You can't stay a trillion dollar company by paying people that don't work for you. I can't wait until Meta is the first quadrillion dollar company that beams ads to the brain antennas that people pay for and kills former employees and their families.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nine_familial_exterminations
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I used to have a company card at a previous job. They made it clear that the purpose of the card was only things I'd otherwise be allowed to reimburse/expense, and the card was simply there to make the filing process much easier.
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And there's always a lot of leeway if you spend a lot once in a while just don't make it a habit like you're abusing it, unless you work for some nickle and diming corporation
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