Cards Against Humanity's Factory Vacation

Cards Against Humanity's Factory Vacation

In 2015, Cards Against Humanity paid for a week off for workers at the Chinese factory that printed its cards. The printer had no formal paid-vacation procedure, so the company bought the factory's entire production capacity for a week and paid it to produce nothing. This was every worker's first vacation.

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