Before you express dissatisfaction with sarcasm, it is recommended to consider how this may affect communication and interpersonal relationships. If you are just teasing each other among friends, it may be okay; but if the other party is sensitive or easily misunderstood, you need to be careful when using it. Here are a few examples of sarcastic expressions. You can adjust the tone and content according to the specific situation: 1. "Wow, you actually chose this career. You really dare to interpret 'unconventional' to the fullest!" 2. "I really admire your career choice. You dare to follow the 'non-mainstream route' that others dare not try." 3. "It seems that you are really tired of ordinary workplace life and must use this 'avant-garde' way to prove that you are different." 4. "I didn't expect that you can go further and further on the road of 'everyone is drunk but I am sober'. You are indeed unique." These expressions are obviously sarcastic and may also imply criticism of the other party's judgment. Please use them according to the relationship between you and the other person's personality. If your goal is to promote constructive dialogue, you may consider using more neutral language to communicate your concerns.