Catatonic
Nine Lives
Appropriate action but only if he offered her the chance to go along in the truck.
Sounds like she got "one-up-jerked".
Worst experience with management team
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Sounds like she got "one-up-jerked".
Catatonic
Nine Lives
So he's the lucky one?
I think so, because once that action was reported, there were a few people that wanted to make sure he used his dental benefits... lol
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Let me get this straight.
She decided to take her lunch in a location where here sup could not take his/her lunch.
He/she told her he was taking the PC to go somewhere he could take his lunch.
I'm not sure which is the bigger
but obviously they both are s.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
She is still an
and got maybe more than she deserved.I personally would have done everything to get her to ride in the PC with me to where I was going to eat but if she insisted, she could sit her smartbutt self on the curb.
box_beeyotch
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She is still an
I personally would have done everything to get her to ride in the PC with me to where I was going to eat but if she insisted, she could sit her smartbutt self on the curb.
Would've been funnier if she dumped his lifeless body in an alley and went on with her break and day (with the PC).
She is still an
I personally would have done everything to get her to ride in the PC with me to where I was going to eat but if she insisted, she could sit her smartbutt self on the curb.
funny you find her the
, because his management team fired him.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Catatonic
Nine Lives
I consider this whole conversation amusing ... and especially telling in the part where you do not see anything wrong with what she did.funny you find her the
Two
s on car.
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box_beeyotch
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And the world better off!
One
You only go to prison if they can prove it.
I know, management hates it when we take our lunch without working through it. Especially on an OJS
wornoutupser
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In my early days before cell phones my wife paged me with a 911 in front of the number. I called and she told me that my my oldest was being loaded into an ambulance. My neighbor left an automotive liquid on my porch the night before to pay me back for a borrowed bottle.
I called my center and my supervisor refused me permission to come in. I told him to kiss my %#a# and that I was headed in.
I clocked off and ran to my pickup with my supervisor screaming at me to come back in or be fired. I pulled out of my parking spot and punched it as the maroon jumped in front of me to make me stop. I reacted as fast as possible but still hit him with the mirror.
Fortunately my son was treated and released. I went back in the next morning and not one word was said by my supervisor. What an idiot!
I called my center and my supervisor refused me permission to come in. I told him to kiss my %#a# and that I was headed in.
I clocked off and ran to my pickup with my supervisor screaming at me to come back in or be fired. I pulled out of my parking spot and punched it as the maroon jumped in front of me to make me stop. I reacted as fast as possible but still hit him with the mirror.
Fortunately my son was treated and released. I went back in the next morning and not one word was said by my supervisor. What an idiot!
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wornoutupser
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I couldnt edit that post... My KID was treated and released...not the supe.
wornoutupser
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Oh...and do I even tell the story of when my mother in law died and the center refused to let me know (before pagers) because it was too far away to come out and bring me in? I have a book full of the crap that has been dished out to me over the years by over zealous supervisors.
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Catatonic
Nine Lives
Sorry for the derail but I have a good story. Hired as a peak seasonal a million yrs ago. Got recalled the third week of January by an on road sup asking if I'm still looking for work to report back the next morning (Thursday). I didn't tell him that I sprained my ankle playing Bball and was on crutches. Anyway, I taped it up and showed up next morning in pure agony with each step. The sup sees me and takes a look at the ankle and says "holy buttsnort, you can't drive". Then he browns up and delivers the whole route while I stand (one-legged) on the right side, no seats back then. Does the same on Friday. By Monday I'm good enough to work.
The guy could've said "you can't drive, you don't work" but he didn't.
There are a few good ones out there...
The guy could've said "you can't drive, you don't work" but he didn't.
There are a few good ones out there...
box_beeyotch
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That is awful. You did the right thing in my book.
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