Planning a Heist - Key & Peele

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vlovich123 · 2026-03 · Joke / meme

Reminds me of the Key & Peele sketch: [VIDEO] > Once employed in a full-time role, fake workers are often very successful, since they sometimes have multiple people helping them to produce their work, with the hope of getting a promotion and gaining more privileged access to the IT systems. I think the "fake" part is the long term play to get enough privilege to presumably perform a cybersecurity attack. But less "fake" and more "spy" from the description - the outlined scheme is literally what spies agencies do.

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yieldcrv · 2024-08 · Joke / meme

North Koreans are currently funding their nuclear program by…. passing interviews at US tech companies and … actually doing the work KYC is a joke when everybody’s ID can be used to make a valid account and receive payments reminds me of this bank heist skit, where they just get employed at a bank for 30 years [VIDEO]

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bko · 2024-04 · Joke / meme

I think standardized tests correlate very highly (perhaps highest of any measure) to performance. I regularly see schools in the US with a 10% math proficiency and 40% literacy proficiency with a 99% graduation rate. What's up with that? Standardized tests are the most fair and simplest way to evaluate students. Plus gaming the test is what exactly? Hiring a tutor and spending hours studying, much of it alone? And it's not a shock that success on studying and doing well on exams correlates to college where you're evaluated on how well you study and do on exams It reminds me of that Key and Peele sketch where they're planning a long con bank heist but by the end it's obvious they're just working a job and saving for retirement [VIDEO]

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