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My Dear Boss: My Dear Freedom: Laugh Your Way Through the Workweek
If you have ever wanted to poke a little fun at your office life, Hua Lampong Co.,Ltd. has the absolute perfect solution for you. They have released a hilariously relatable sticker set that captures the daily grind perfectly.
Hua Lampong Co.,Ltd. is a major player in creating expressive, culturally rich digital assets. They excel at turning everyday corporate struggles into adorable, lighthearted art that instantly connects with anyone who has ever stared blankly at a pile of paperwork.
My Dear Boss: My Dear Freedom – 6084
Although he shows no mercy in the office, the boss will add a touch of merriment to your chats. Say goodbye to boredom with your new boss! Get the stickers and put him under your control!
- Title : My Dear Boss: My Dear Freedom
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation & Sound
- Region : Thailand, Taiwan
- Link :
line://shop/detail/6084 TH
line://shop/detail/6397 TW - Publisher : Hua Lampong Co.,Ltd.
- Copyright : Hua Lampong Co.,Ltd.
Hilarious Daily Office Battles
Let us break down this pack of twenty-four stickers row by row. They feature a funny old boss with glasses and his highly dramatic, bowl-cut wearing employees who are just trying to survive the week.
The Office Highs and Lows
In the first row, we see the grinning boss rubbing his hands together saying Ooh, good good! (Ooh, dee dee). Next to him, two shocked employees scream What?! (Hah!!!) with red, angry faces. We also see the boss smugly gesturing with his thumbs up while his staff frowns, followed by a dramatic employee girl crying rivers of tears (Heuuu).
Surviving the Monday Blues
The second row starts with a drained, grey-faced employee saying Staying strong (Khaeng kraeng mak). Then, our bowl-cut hero happily announces Tomorrow is a holiday (Phrung ni hyut). Meanwhile, the lecturing boss points up to text bubbles saying Mindfulness (Sati) to urge sanity, followed by the employee bowing politely to say Thank you very much (Taeng kiu weri mat).
Money, Chaos, and Sprouting Work
Row three shows the boss handing cash to an ecstatic employee, but reality hits when the employee points at a mountain of folders saying Work sprouts (Ngan ngok), meaning unexpected work is piling up. The boss then angrily shouts Watch out! (Diao pat!!!), and the employee runs away with cash flying behind him.
Meltdown and Rebellion
Row four gets wilder. The employee rides a giant bird crying Oh goose! (Han oey), a funny Thai pun. The cheeky boss sparkles, asking Are you free? (Wang lraaa) to dump more work. This leads to the employee slumped at his desk sighing I want to go home (Yak klap ban), while two colleagues defiantly declare We won’t stand for this (Rao ja mai thon).
The Endless Paper Trail
In row five, a confused employee stands next to a question mark. Next, the boss carrying files points to a massive box saying I have a gift for you (Mi khong ma fak) as a sarcastic way to give more tasks. The employees look shocked asking Really?! (Chring di!!), before ending up buried under papers crying Come to work hard (Ma tham ngan nak).
Finding Joy in the Struggle
The final row shows a bright side. The employee salutes, saying Understood (Rap thrap). Then, he humorously sings into a mic crying Can I choose anything? (Chan ja lueak arai dai mai), a famous song lyric about having no choice. A girl offers a pink flower saying Flower (Dok mai), and the boy wraps up with Let me work real quick (U ngan paep) as he rushes off.
Copyright and Creation
All rights for these hilarious designs belong to Hua Lampong Co.,Ltd. They have successfully crafted a highly relatable world that lets you vent your office frustrations in the most adorable way possible. Using these characters makes communicating with colleagues a lot more entertaining.
