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Does Google forcefully feed its employees the Kool-Aid or something? A Googler from the Kirkland, WA engineering office took to social news site Reddit today for a Q&A, but appeared so worried about violating Google's mandatory nondisclosure agreement that he basically "no comment"-ed every worthwhile question.

A majority of his answers revolved around the specific perks that Google offers its employees--like nap pods, massage chairs and gourmet food--perks with which Betabeat is all too familiar. But when we got to the good stuff--his loyalty to Google+, or the company culture revolving around leaving early--Mr. IAmAGoogler was disappointingly mum.

"What would you say is the secret to google's success?" asked one user.

"That would be violating my NDA ;)," Mr. "Ask me anything--unless it's actually interesting" replied.

However, he was quite concise and forthcoming with one of his answers.

"Have you ever fapped on campus?" asked one probably 16-year-old user.

"No," responded the Googler, before moving on to answer another question with the rah-rahing devotion typical of Google employees.

If this was a Google PR scheme, it worked quite well. Otherwise, considering the company's notorious secrecy, we have a feeling this Googler might be Googling for another job sometime soon--even if he didn't violate the NDA.