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Employee Catches Manager Watching ‘Lust Stories 2’ During Office Video Call, Screenshot Goes Viral

In this age of virtual meetings, where our homes have become the backdrop of our professional lives, there’s always that lingering fear of accidentally revealing more than we intend to our colleagues.

It’s like walking a tightrope, hoping to keep our homely comedy or quirky interests hidden from the public eye. However, in a hilarious incident that unfolded recently, an employee caught her (or her friend’s) manager red-handed during an online meeting, but it wasn’t for a typical work-related matter. No, no! This manager had forgotten to stop sharing his screen, and to everyone’s surprise, they discovered him engrossed in a ‘TV-MA’ movie drama. Just imagine the awkwardness that ensued!

A Twitter user with the handle @aneetta_joby_ recently shared a screenshot that depicted a Google Meet session where a participant had ‘Lust Stories 2’ playing on their screen. The surprising revelation came in the form of the caption, where the poster disclosed, “My manager forgot that he is sharing his screen and now we caught him watching Lust Stories 2 during a MEETING.”

P.S. The tweet has now been deleted.

Here’s the Screenshot:

 Woman Catches Manager ing ‘Lust Stories 2’ During Online Meet, Funny Tweet Goes Viral (Photo Credits: Twitter/@aneetta_joby_)As the news spread like wildfire, the internet erupted with a flurry of reactions. One user expressed disbelief, exclaiming, “No way he was watching the entire thing.” Another simply wrote, “OMG!!.”

However, amidst the wave of reactions, some users raised concerns about privacy. “You just made someone private feed , public. That’s a serious attack on their privacy. There can be consequences you should know that,” commented a user.

Meanwhile, others pondered the technical aspects, questioning how it was possible for two people to simultaneously share screens on Google Meet. One user queried, “There is already a screen shared. How is the so called video also shared ?” Another wondered, “But Netflix can’t be shared on meet or any other apps na?”

In a hilarious parallel incident, another Twitter user stumbled upon a situation that had the virtual world in stitches. Aman, during a Google Meet call, inadvertently shared a screen showcasing a lineup of colorful boxers he had been casually browsing through the popular online shopping platform Ajio. What a classic ‘oops’ moment that left everyone amused!

Who says meetings can’t be funny?

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