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Finishing a task can hard sex videosgive you a great sense of accomplishment, especially if your job requires you to neatly line up objects, like a stocker for a grocery store.

Taking pride in your work, even something as small as organizing vegetables, is important. But that doesn't keep you safe from getting Photoshopped.

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This grocery store employee admiring the produce section was the subject of a most excellent Photoshop battle on Reddit. We can only hope the Photoshop wizards stared longingly at their hard work like the grocery store worker did here.

Of course there was a Lion King reference.

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And some bathroom jokes.

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It was inevitable.

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Of course that wasn't the only Star Wars reference.

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Walter White stopped by from Breaking Bad.

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It wouldn't be a Photoshop battle without Trump.

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He was transformed into Mass Effect's Illusive Man.

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Wait for it.

Earlier that day.

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Naturally, things got weird.

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