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What's The Worst Thing You've Had To Do At Work? (r/AskReddit)
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That first person is not the hero we deserved but they're the hero we need
First one is fake. I worked with radiation for years and can tell you going through an airport x-ray machine is no different than getting an x-ray at the doctor's office and you'd have to spend a lot of time in there to see any side effects
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@@TOUCHEDxBYxANxUNCLE it's not one meant for dogs, or even humans tho. r u sure that it can be safe for little ones?
@@reemmypearson4327 just as safe as going to a vet for an xray. It's the same exact thing.
The video: People and animals dying, a fight breaking out with mentally unstable people after a pencil hits the floor, and other crap (literally).
The music: It's ragtime my dudes.
Oh so much crap. ⛲️💩💩💩💩💩💩💩😂🤣xD
Some of these should be marked NSFW, because some are certaintly not safe if they happened in the workplace
Here's a fun question to ask carnival workers 😂
I worked at a convenience store overnight for about a year.
I was required to throw away expired food.
I bagged it in a clean bag and set it outside next to the dumpster where the people who had no money for food knew where to find it.
I hated throwing away perfectly edible food- especially when I knew there were people who were waiting and hoping to get something to eat.
Good for you!
Bless you.
Nice on you. 👍
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“1000 Godzillas...Vindaloo curry” I’m weak 😂😂😂
All you'd need for that Is Godzilla earth
Hands down, my worst work task was taking out a garbage pail from the storage room. I was the one who discovered that mice had been falling in and couldn't get out, so they starved. Some of them had resorted to cannibalism. Protip, please turn your empty garbage pails upside down.
i used to work in a restaurant, gaining minimun wage (not even a dollar an hour). i was the one who took the thrash out into a bin a few feet away, i also had to pick up the thrash around the bin since people parked near the bin to get to the restaurant. This wasnt a huge task, just something i did for 2 minutes each day. Well, at night sometimes people would crap around the bin, imagine who had to clean that in the morning.
I had a job where I was getting payed 11.00 hr was a restock clerk. Was told to clean the womens bathroom because there was an explosion of number 2 and blood all over one of the stalls. Was fired right after for a rumor that was spread about me that in the end was proven made up. Never got an apology
Walking out on a room full of students you're supposed to be protecting is a great way to get sued and also sent to hell at the same time
The assistant manager from the last story got what he deserved
Bet he permanently scarred his lungs over that stunt! Sodium hypochlorite is no joke and should always be taken seriously! That is unless you have a uncle that drives 90 minutes to buy splashless bleach only to go home with the regular kind! Was good to see him but had he drove another 15 minutes to our Walmart he would have found all the splashless bleach one could desire in a pandemic! Couldn’t help myself, had to come home and tell my dad to text uncle that he missed out on a bounty of splashless bleach.
Decades ago I worked at an aerospace company when a story made the rounds from several buildings away. A large tank has been flushed out with nitrogen - using air would have been dangerous. A worker went in to do something and after a short time collapsed. A co-worker went in to check him out and collapsed. A third worker finally came along and, figureing out what had happened, had air blown into the tank before trying to bring out the bodies. You get the urge to breath when there is too much CO2 in your lungs - you do not have a sensor for oxygen or lack thereof.
It wasn't even my job to put their bodies in the furnace, but apparently, we now have to "hide the evidence" or we'll be arrested.
I worked at a restaurant once; the worst thing I can only remember is that I had to wait until some homeless person left our dumpsters. They were scrounging the dumpsters for food scraps and I had to take some garbage out. The manager advised me to wait until the they were gone.
In a crawlspace that mice had made a home in. Reached into the insulation to grab the wire I had to run, down into my mouth dropped a drop of mouse piss. After gagging, coughing, spitting and pulling the wire out through the insulation I noticed my gloves were soaked, the wire was soaked, and the odor was just gross. Like the insulation was holding in the stink of mouse piss and shit.
Nasty. I’ve heard of mouse urine spreading all sorts of nasty diseases; look at “Locked In” from the tv show House.
I had my former assistant store manager tell me to come in after i called off to a scheduling error on her part (full time college student, so i didnt have full time availability. Which they knew about and didnt care. This happened to all the students, high school included) there was a crazy snow storm and i could make it on time and was scheduled during my class, i was pissed she tried to make me come in at all since there was no way i could have made it. She then told me that i was "an a probationary period and it would look bad if i didnt come" i said okay and that i wouldn't make it. I never went back in, i still havent entered the building and its been about seven months.
How did no one comment on how you said you could make them say non way you could make it. I mean I wouldn’t come in either but confused on wording.
I signed up to wash dishes in a restaurant. After I got the job, they told me I would have to also clean the nasty bathrooms (Seriously, they were nasty, crap all over the toilets and even floor sometimes, tampons and diapers on the floors etc.) Thankfully after a year, they changed it to someone else over sanitation concerns. I always made sure to always use gloves and wash my hands well after cleaning them though.
that car accident one... im not gonna lie, i shed a tear listening that.
I was told I was just going to be a janitor, wasn't told I woulf be dealing with SCP's
I don’t fully count since it kind of was my job as night maintenance at a Cracker Barrel but it certainly wasn’t in the job description.
So a couple of months into the job, I was told by someone in the front that the bathrooms were called filthy by one of the customers.
I was rather confused because I knew I had cleaned that bathroom not even 15 minutes ago as I had to clean them often, ( the elderly tend not to be the best when it comes to that) so as I go into the women’s bathroom, I see a turd, but not just any turd, this was a real life turd of that massive one that Randy took in the food baby episode of South Park.
I am a 6 foot 210 pound semi muscular black man and this shit was LITERALLY the size of my forearm and so solid that after flushing three times, it didn’t even slightly begin to crumble.
Now we had baggies in the janitor’s closet for small amounts of poo and throw up but not for this to this degree, so what I had to do was go back into the kitchen area, grabbed three large take out bags, gloved up three times over and grab this actual log of shit out of the toilet and place into the bag three times over to mask it utterly before quickly scurrying it out the back before anyone noticed what I was doing.
Shit was once again so solid that it didn’t even slightly crumble when I picked it up, oh, and the customer who did it didn’t even tell us, a different customer did.
Makes me wonder if the customer who did it was in any condition to talk to anyone after releasing that kind of thing all at once.
That wrestler story is really sad
I'm glad the first person put a stop to animals getting hurt from x-rays.
That first one ... wow ... good on that employee
Not my story, but the T mobile representative story reminded me of the time I worked at an AT&T call center and we were told we weren’t allowed to give out any call/text logs under any circumstances over the phone because some time in the past, a husband called about call/text history for one of the lines on the account (his wife’s) and he murdered her after. Can you imagine
Had to use a measuring cup to remove 4 months worth of water, discarded food scraps, and grease out of a garbage disposal because it was broken. It was the worst smell imaginable
Well, as far as I've heard, "Military Intelligence" is an oxymoron.
This is definitely not the most fucked up but was very demeaning. I started working as a paralegal, and the office had one bathroom for everyone, including clients, to use. When I started, I got really disgusted by how gross the bathroom was; and I had worked at the hospital as cleaning staff while in college, so I cleaned the bathroom after work one day, hoping that it would give us a nice deep clean that the maintenance person would then be able to maintain. I didn't want people to come into a law office and notice the smell of the bathroom from the waiting area. I didn't want to have to use it that way either. When the attorney returned, and we had our morning meeting, he asked about the bathroom; because it was obvious that it was very different. I told him that I had cleaned it, and he thanked me. I was happy that he was happy, since I wanted to make a good impression. He then announced that since I did such a great job, and the cleaning staff was not doing a good job, he would just dismiss them, and I could clean the office at the end of the day, on top of my job as a paralegal. This happened multiple times, where I would do something, and then it would just be added to my responsibilities, even though it had nothing to do with my job. By the time I left, I was cleaning the offices, the bathroom, the waiting room, taking care of the plants in the office (It was full of dozens of plants.), and even cleaning out the refrigerator that belonged to the other office in the building but was creating an odor. He would then complain that I wasn't getting things done fast enough, even though I was doing my job, part of the secretary's job, and a full time cleaning job. He would call me in in front of clients to chastise me for not doing my job like I should be. He would also give me a day's worth of documents to prepare, call me into his office for an hour to listen to him tell stories about his philosophy in life, send me back to my office for five minutes, and would then call me back to his office to yell at me, because I hadn't gotten the documents completed yet. That was almost a daily thing. I also got a half hour off for lunch, where I wasn't paid; but I was made to work through lunch every day I was there. So it was just a half an hour of work that I wasn't paid for. He never let me leave on time either -- usually an hour to an hour and a half daily -- but I was never paid for any of the time (I was paid hourly.). That was just the top of the pile of reasons I hated that job. By the end, I was on medication to manage stress caused by the job.
We dont need to wait for the afterlife we have hell 24/7. Even while you sleep. We are truly blessed for the partial free trial version tho.
Worked at a Health Insurance Call Center for three years. Had many people scream/yell at me and cry on the phone. Like what do you say to that? Always was super awkward or stressful. 0/10. Wouldn't recommend.
Work in a restaurant with a broken walk in fridge. That doesn't sound that bad, right? Well instead of relocating the food and shutting down the location until the fridge could be repaired, they shoved a bunch of dry ice to keep everything cool. So in essence, we were expected to go into a toxic gas chamber that could make us pass out in less than a minute. Even though we tried to make a system that one person would always be outside the door keeping time while another person was in, we still had one person lose consciousness and need to be dragged out. Of course this person happened to be without citizenship and had no means to take legal action without the fear of being deported.
That one about the special needs teacher kind of pissed me off because it’s the school’s job to teach you that not the abusive home
9:54 Sounds like Dunkin Donuts, but then again, they did lose a lawsuit after years of donating day-old donuts.
ahh, the fun of the military, if it round, you carry it, if it square, you roll it.
I once worked as a bagger at a grocery store. One time, someone took and SHIT all over the bathroom stall. It was horrifying, and guess who had to clean it up... I begrudgingly cleaned it up, though after this, I demanded a raise... which I never got.
That would be either having to massage a woman who stunk so badly of putrid tacos that my eyes watered, or having to walk my (young female) self through crime-ridden downtown Dallas alone at 2 am.
Got a similar story to the bleach truck post.
When I used to do stocking for Wally world, we got a truck in during the summer. We had been used to things that had broken open at this point. Except one. On this fateful hot day we had encounter a case of wet cat food that had broken open. And as far as I knew the truck had been there since last night and we started it late in the day (or at least by 10/11ish AM). So you can imagine the smell had to be bad already.
Now the guy who pushed the boxes from the truck had done this job time and time again since I had been working there. We'd usually get the truck done fairly quickly with him doing so and we'd also seen him take a bonk (or several) from the boxes in the truck and keep on going. So not a whole lot stopped him. I want to say that the unload process took about 2 hours on average but this time we were pushing longer and close to lunch time. Well this guy, after about an hour of working in this hot, cat food stank filled truck, finally walked out of it and said, "I need a break." This was a first that I had seen from him within the year I worked there. Now we could smell the catfood from our unloading positions in the stock room and it was rank so to be that much closer to it I'd consider chemical warfare.
Now at this point, I was hungry, tired, and really wanted to be done with this truck. So what do I do? I dove right into that truck and started shoving boxes out of it and down the rollers with a tenacity that I imagine few of my coworkers would ever see from me.
Did it still smell? Absolutely.
Was I thanked for doing so? Yes
Did I feel good about myself after everything was pushed out? Definitely
Would I ever do it again? Not unless you payed me what the CEO makes.
Tl:dr hot, broken cat food filled truck sent me into hangry fueled workers overdrive.
Used to work at loves as a mechanic, I would have to clean the bathrooms even when I would be busy with a customer they would call and make me come clean up piss and blood out the bathroom everytime. Also had to change the trash the driver will either dump a gallon of piss into the trash can or just leave the bottles of piss in their... got to love being a mechanic......
The poop pool was traumatizing
The animal would be exposed to more radiation on the flight than going through the machine.
1:20 yep this is it folks
At first I thought she pressed herself on his head not hand😅 either wayyyyy 🤢
I used to work at the cinema as the ticket girl and once I was checking the theater and saw someone has dropped their Nacho's and was like aw man I finish my shift in 5 minutes damn, but then I came closer and saw that someone has in fact VOMITED OUT their Nacho's and I was like hell nah imma pretend I never saw that, the next shift had to clean this one
Not gonna to lie I'd probably have done the same...
Night shift at a Gass station, I'm a fucking janitor.
2:40 YOU'D HAVE TO GIVE ME LIKE 100K TO DO THAT JOB. Otherwise I'd just quit, it literally wouldn't be worth it unless I knew I could take several vacations later, worry free, afterward.
Cleaned out a vomit-clogged urinal, I can still smell it whenever I think about it. Gloves. Did. NOTHING.
I worked at a restaurant.
I was in the U.S. Army for 6 yrs. Loved it, but you definitely to jobs that are not your official job, from time to time.
Lefover food cant officially be given to the homless,because otherwise the company is liable for health problems they might suffer.
Perfectly valid.
But still sad and a waste of food.
Aren't good Samaritan laws designed specifically so something like that doesn't happen?
24:31 is why I will never join the armed forces, it's all a big joke.
9:43 There's actually a sound business sense in their decision. I saw it in another one of these reddit TH-cam videos.
A homeless man got free donuts from Dunkin Donuts at the end of the day, which was going to be thrown out anyway. He choked on one and tried to sue the shop.
In short, throwing out perfectly edible food to prevent a potential lawsuit. Doesn't make it right, but one idiot decided to ruin it for the rest of us!
Uh, no. Good Samaritan laws protect people who donate in good faith - that's why he didn't win the lawsuit. Stop repeating propaganda and let homeless people get free food.
Being expected to play doormat for rude customers because the store didn't want a bad review. Morale was so low and I was ready to drive into oncoming traffic on my way to work. I quit that job and work in a much better place! Haven't had that urge to play chicken with a semi truck in almost three years. Do NOT work in a shoe store!!
Not sure if this is 'fucked up', but it sure is annoying and inconvenient. So at my old job ages ago (don't worry, my current job is much better), they'd contract my hours for something normal like 7am-3pm and that I'd go to this suburb. But then when I got there, turns out that suburb was just a meeting spot and we had to drive to the middle of nowhere and got stuck there until like 6 or 8pm. And one time, they called me in by mistake cos they mixed me up with someone with the same first name. Was there for less than a month but ugh
My worst day at work as a hospital pharmacy tech was when we ran out of methadone for babies. Too many opioid addicted babies were born that day 😔
Suck when you have to throw away food instead of giving it away due to risk of people getting "sick" and sueing
Yup the first story I've witnessed four accidents and yup I hate my memories
I feel horrible for the kids who lose their games because of their parents.
I mean, you can't blame them for not wanting a downy in a PR shot
... talk to customers.
That pool one. WTF?! 🤮
I've had to put out burning trash cans because some dumb shit threw a lit cigarette in a can next to the fucking 1000 gallon propane tank. I'm glad a customer came in and told me that or i would've been picking propane tank pieces out of my ass.
Welding gas is inert. Theres no way it would explode. You could weld it shut. The only dangerous parr is the pressure. And its getting lower by the second. If its leaking around a threaded fitting its not a big deal.
Two minor problems with that... NOT all welders carry the inert gas... SO if you're using the gases expressed from the core of the wire, you're already flirting with disaster...
The other side is the actual temperature at the welding point... in excess of 7000F... That's not going to dissipate instantly...
The original post expressly specified that they could NOT tell how much gas was leaking at a time, so there's every possibility at a single "strike" (which doesn't guarantee ongoing welding, even with seasoned pro's... there's a fireball and then jets of flame in every direction...
Finally, you can't even just start welding on most gas related fittings. They're (at least around here) almost always coated in some special paint for purposes of additive fire-retardant and sealant... SO with the first three steps of welding being 1. Clean 2. Clean 3 Clean more... within moments of even trying a wire wheel or cup to remove the paint (and any scale with it) you're igniting the growing cloud of gas around you and that end of the building...
There are reasons that (at least around here) there are specific codes requiring that "active lines" are NEVER EVER subjected to grinding or welding. The gas must be shut off FIRST and then fittings removed and replaced with new/updated parts before returning to service... AND you need certifications to work on gas lines anyway (so you know that sort of thing)...
Sure, a long time seasoned guy could probably accomplish it without too much hell to play... BUT there's a "far from zero" chance that even without a freak accident the consequences would be catastrophically expensive and dangerous. ;o)
I had to stalk a dude at work who we were 90% sure had backed our janitor into a corner and stolen her phone. I was tasked with verifying his identity.
12:45 this hilarious
at 7:06 are they talking about a dugout like the place where baseball teams sit? How do you drown in one of those?
Jeans = Geans... haha
21:36 shouldn't the good Samaritan law protect you or something though i know nothing about laws to be honest
As long as you aren't recognized as a First Responder, EMT, or Paramedic you are covered by the good samaritan law.
Cut the rope and carry an unconscious team mate to medical personnel and stretcher bearers... Nobody had seen it coming until they found the note. ;o)
7:04 humanely but okay
that abercrombie story is so fucked, that's legitimate fat shaming.
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worst thing i had to do was express dog’s anal glands daily. it was part of the job description though and i knew i was to be doing it. but i was trained to do it before i started working there. so i don’t think it was that bad honestly, you get used to not looking and doing it. otherwise, i would never put up with the shit these people have. jesus christ.
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0:30 Gah-meh-stop
I find that rather hideous to say the least, if I say so myself
wait an effin minute i have ODD is that why my life has been so shit?. someone tell me that its just a condition like ADD not as serious as this story. i was diagnosed at 16 and now im 26. anyone that can tell me anything about this would be greatly appreciated. i was never told anything about it except i needed meds and the same day as diagnosis i was put on 4 meds
I know it's just a gaming system but the fact a MOM stole her kid's games and then sold em for drug money yeah that kid's going to end up resenting her and not to mention if I was in that situation I would have made some excuse to go into the back and called the cops because if a parent is doing drugs that's bad but if they're doing drugs and STEALING from their kids to get drug money regardless of how their kids feel about it yeah I'd call the cops either way but I'd be half tempted to slap the mom
49 seconds in and I have to stop, I'm sorry I'll still give a like but the junkie parents make me hate too much and I need to leave.
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