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Incrediville: Chief’s Working Hours: The Ultimate Office Survival Guide
Meet the latest creation from INCREDIVILLE, a digital publisher famous for making our daily grinds a lot more entertaining. They have just dropped a hilarious set of stickers designed to get you through the dreaded nine-to-five workday.
INCREDIVILLE has established itself as a true giant in the digital asset space. They are famous for capturing the exact emotions of modern work culture, transforming our shared office misery into laugh-out-loud visual comedy that keeps chat rooms lively.
Incrediville: Chief’s Working Hours – 36062
This is the first time the chief has released a sticker set for the workplace. Let the chief get you through your 9 to 5!
- Title : Incrediville: Chief’s Working Hours
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation
- Region : Taiwan
- Link : line://shop/detail/36062
- Publisher : INCREDIVILLE
- Copyright : Incrediville
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Meet the Chief: Your Daily Office Companion
Our star is a round green lizard-like boss wearing a tiny, classy black top hat. This pack features twenty-four distinct designs illustrating the highs and mostly lows of office life.
The Daily Struggle: Row by Row
In the first row, the green Chief sits quietly, then faceplants on the cracked floor in utter exhaustion. Next, he salutes politely with the text 收到, which translates to Copy that. He finishes the row comforting a husky, saying 狗沒事寶, meaning The dog is fine, baby.
Row two starts with the Chief angrily pointing at a dog, asking 我是狗嗎？, translating to Am I a dog? Next, he smugly admits 對！我是狗, which means Yes! I am a dog. He then shakes violently, crying 殘酷、殘酷、殘酷, translating to Cruel, cruel, cruel, before pointing dramatically with the text 小等一下, meaning Wait a minute.
Row three begins with him crying tears of joy next to a human back, reading 你是人類的救星, which translates to You are the savior of humanity. He then runs happily, gets surrounded by floating red hearts, and ends the row looking dizzy among floating white bubble shapes.
Row four opens with him in a pink bed thinking 不想上班, translating to I don’t want to go to work. Next, he holds a camera by a sign reading Monday不綠, a clever pun meaning Monday is not green. He then screams in agony with 我想回家, translating to I want to go home, before sitting lifelessly in an office chair sipping coffee.
Row five starts with him dancing happily with miniature clones. He then rides a subway train looking exhausted, thinking 今天也活下來了, meaning I survived today too. Next, he peers out a dark office window, contemplating 還是離職吧, meaning Maybe I should quit after all. He ends the row holding stacks of cash, smugly saying 可以，但是要加錢, translating to Sure, but it will cost extra.
Row six has him lying on his back with limbs flailing, then popping out of mud with a poop on his head giving a thumbs up. Next, he lies down casually playing on his smartphone. He ends the set curled up in a dotted outline, shivering and pleading 救救我, which translates to Save me.
Behind the Scenes of the Office Magic
The copyright for these relatable masterpieces belongs entirely to Incrediville. By focusing on the painful yet funny realities of working life, they keep our daily chats fresh and highly entertaining. Their unique designs offer the perfect way to laugh off stress with your coworkers.
