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The Super Salaryman: The Ultimate Office Survival Kit

If you have ever felt personally victimized by your alarm clock or your endless to-do list, Ookbee Company Limited has got your back. They have teamed up with the creators of this hilarious character set to perfectly capture the daily struggles of the modern corporate grind. You will find yourself laughing through the professional pain in no time.

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Ookbee is a massive player in the digital creative space, renowned for giving independent artists a platform to shine. They excel at turning highly relatable, everyday moments into viral digital art. This pack is a prime example of their ability to connect with audiences on a deeply personal, humor-filled level.

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Title : The Super Salaryman
Price : Paid
Type : Animation
Region : Thailand
Link : line://shop/detail/16631
Publisher : Ookbee Company Limited
Copyright : The Super Salaryman

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Meet the Crew and Decode the Office Slang

A Hilarious Breakdown of Every Single Sticker

This 24-piece set features a relatable office worker, a hardworking lady, and their literal monster of a boss, depicted as a green dinosaur in a suit. Let us look at each one, row by row.

In the first row, we start with a miserable guy tucked in bed looking dead inside, with Thai text asking if he should take sick leave or just resign. Next, employees hold up protest signs demanding a salary raise from their boss. Then, the green dinosaur boss points aggressively, saying he is not rushing you, but he wants the work today. The row ends with an office lady offering a document on a gold pedestal tray, begging to take a leave of absence.

Row two brings us a brown-nosed employee massaging the dinosaur boss while saying, yes, boss! Next is a broke worker drinking soup with a straw, desperately asking when the end of the month will arrive. Beside him, the office lady holds an apple and asks which way she needs to go to sell her kidney. We finish the row with her bowing politely to say a respectful thank you.

Moving to row three, our office heroine points to a whiteboard to state that, in conclusion, things are still not concluded. The happy dinosaur boss then gives a thumbs-up, signaling that he highly likes this. Next, she sits behind a massive pile of cash, manifesting the feeling of getting rich, followed by a silent, depressed employee staring blankly at his desk.

In row four, the main guy wears a red superhero cape while walking away, accompanied by Thai text about leaving the chat group. Next, he types at his computer, jokingly claiming he is never late, just arriving in the afternoon. The lady then holds her folders happily, saying she acknowledges the task, while a gray, sketched cartoon of the guy cries over his coffee cup.

Row five shows the dinosaur boss engulfed in angry flames because he dislikes your work, followed by the main guy tossing his documents in the air, shouting that he is not doing this anymore. Then, the team lets loose at a wild drinking party, before the boss laughs hysterically at us, represented by the Thai laughing slang 5555.

Finally, row six features the lady flipping her hair, claiming to be the prettiest in the neighborhood. Beside her, she cries and wipes away tears with tissues. The cape-wearing hero bows politely to say hello, and she ends the day wearing a face mask in bed, saying she is going to sleep now.

The Power of Corporate Relatability

The clever minds behind the copyright of The Super Salaryman have crafted a masterpiece for cubicle warriors. By transforming our shared workplace anxieties into adorable, bite-sized digital art, they let us vent without getting fired. It is the perfect blend of cute aesthetics and sharp, satirical humor that makes daily communication so much more entertaining.