Tuesday, September 15, 2026

People Who Have Signed Ndas That Have Now Expired or for Whatever Reason Are No Longer Valid. What Couldn’t You Tell Us but Now Can Now

  • A national pet-store chain allegedly lied about its puppies. An employee claimed the company told customers puppies came from reputable breeders, while many actually came from puppy mills. The same poster said kittens were obtained from shelters and then sold to customers at substantially inflated prices. This is an allegation from an anonymous Reddit user, not independently verified. Bored Panda+1

  • Marvel's security was apparently extreme. One person who worked as a military translator also translated Marvel comics and said Marvel's security requirements were even tighter than those surrounding their military work. Bored Panda

  • People got to see unreleased Apple, Google and gaming products. A tech-conference worker said they had encountered unreleased Chromecasts, Chromebooks, phones, Macs, NVIDIA Shield devices and games including Call of Duty and Titanfall. Bored Panda

  • A John Wick 3 test screening revealed some movie magic. A screening participant described seeing unfinished visual-effects shots, including animal handlers dressed in full black suits who were later digitally removed from the finished movie. Bored Panda

  • A daytime-TV audience was allegedly deliberately sorted by appearance. One former intern claimed audience members were given different colored cards based on attractiveness, with more attractive people receiving better seating and amenities. The poster also alleged that some guests were encouraged to overreact. Again, this is an anonymous claim rather than established fact. MoneyMade

  • A customer-support operation allegedly had a fake complaints process. One former call-center worker claimed employees were instructed to direct unhappy customers to an internal complaints area that didn't actually exist, supposedly to keep customer-satisfaction figures artificially high. MoneyMade

  • The Bachelorette story is particularly wild. A Reddit account claimed a relative was approached to appear on The Bachelorette, disclosed that he was already married, and was allegedly told it didn't matter because he wouldn't actually be selected—the production supposedly just needed people to fill the cast. This was subsequently reported by other outlets, but remains an allegation from an individual rather than proof that the show generally operates this way. Showbiz Cheat Sheet+1

  • A Katy Perry shoe-line fit model actually worked directly with Katy Perry. One contributor said they were hired as a fit model, signed an NDA, and met Perry twice while testing shoes; they described Perry as personally involved and pleasant. Itsokaytobeweird.com

  • Some of the "secrets" were hilariously mundane. People reported signing NDAs for things like unreleased video games, Amazon previews, automotive prototypes, pharmaceutical projects, and ordinary corporate information. One person said their NDA for a major pharma company had lasted so long that by the time it expired, they could barely remember what the secret had been. Reddit


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