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Not a rage quit, but when I left my last job the Vice President tried to talk me into staying. He promised me all sorts of changes were in store and if I just stuck around a little longer work conditions were going to be SOOOOOOO much better! I'd been there 15 years. Things had only gotten worse in all that time.
He asked what my new job would pay me per hour. I told him. He did a little math and said, "Well, it doesn't seem to me like you'll be making any more money! Why would you leave for the same money?"
I said, "The difference is at my new job I'll be making that amount for 40 hours a week instead of the 60 hours I work here. They have insurance, you don't. I will get double the vacation days, and 5 times the sick days. I will sit in a chair in an air conditioned building instead of hauling 40-pound boxes around a hot kitchen inhaling smoke all day. I will get actual raises instead of pay cuts (they had recently cut all the managers' pay.)
He didn't understand what any of that should be a factor.
He understood. He was playing dumb. Or maybe he doesn’t understand, and that’s why the conditions suck there.
You should have been like "Why would I stay here and deal with your bullshit for the same amount of pay?"
"Simple. I get the same amount of money per hour, and I don't have to talk to you anymore."
Never ever take a counter-offer. They’ll promise you the moon until you accept and turn the new offer down. Then once you lose the new opportunity, they don’t have to give you anything they promised, and you’re back to square one.
g i i can come
I live in south Fl where it is HOT in the winter and unbearably hot in the summer. On a very hot summer day a UPS man delivered around 8 large and heavy boxes to my employers unairconditioned warehouse. After he had unloaded and carried the boxes he asked for some water, the business owner told him we didn’t have any water. The UPS man said, “You don’t have any water at all? “ Biz owner said “No” and walked away. He looked at me and said he didn’t have any water for a N****r. I went to the fridge, and grabbed a bottle of water. UPS was hadn’t pulled away yet so I gave him the water. I went back to the office and quit. I couldn’t see myself working for a hate mongering monster.
Good for you!
I don't get that level of utmost petty, vile racism. Once I find out someone like that functions on such a base, lizard, automaton brain to the point they're willing to threaten, inconvenience, or put someone in danger (possible heatstroke) over their..."opinion" over something someone has no control over at all, I drop the cretin. I'm glad this is becoming more common too across the board. These people, no matter what race they are need to stay behind a tall wall with each other only and stay there and leave others the heck alone. Trust me, they'd want it that way.
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If you feel the rage brewing, look around. There’s always a better job you’ll get if you look harder than everyone else. Once you’re up to date and have some leads, go nuts.
...if only.
Most look around themselves and then feel the rage subside when they accept that this is as good as it gets for them...
@@birkinsmith88 If only? That’s how I’ve done it for 20 years and each time it’s been a pay increase. Some slighter than others of course, but your proactive choice is always better than your reactive choice
Boat factory (100+ degrees, fiberglass, and potentially hazardous chemicals), boat factory, yet another boat factory, plastics manufacturing company (130+ degrees, melting plastic and fumes, sharp pieces you’re constantly shredding your hands breaking off pieces), hospital (wait, not a cna or lab tech or phlebotomist, definitely not a nurse, or PT/OT or respiratory therapist, no experience with billing/medical coding), Pizza Hut, McDonald’s, sonic, etc. No, there’s really not a better job around here. Unless you’re really good at fishing and finding good spots, and putting yourself out there as a fishing guide and hopefully making enough to pay for the insurance and gas and a few dollars left over for you. Oh, wait, our largest income potential is making and selling meth - but I’ll pass on that, I don’t want to wind up in jail. Honestly I live in a beautiful, fishing area that’s caters to tourists but unless you already have family money, and a chance to go to college, or are willing to work your way up the ladder at the aforementioned jobs, it’s hard to break even - store prices are based on what the tourists are willing to pay, not on average wages around here. Ditto for rent. It’s fine if you’re retired and have pension or social security based on your big city, decently paid career, but not so fine trying to start or raise a family, making do with a “buy here/pay here” pos car that’s obviously had no previous maintenance done, trying to meet ridiculous rent prices and not get stuck in a weekly rates available place (sort of a hybrid of studio apartment and cheap motel). And I’m talking more about my son’s generation having these problems. When I first came here, rent was dirt cheap, cars were cheap, and while most places didn’t always pay great, they did train you for the job (nursing homes actually offered the cna course while you worked as a “student” until you passed). Community college courses were cheap - I think I paid under $400 for a semester of prerequisites for the nursing program. And around $5000 (grants included) for the associates degree.
I did this bout 2 months ago at hospital. A coworker kept saying I was a racist from asking her to work during her shift instead of sleeping all night, and she did quite often. My boss pulled me into her office one day after complaining about coworker again. Point blank asked if I was racist toward coworker. Dropped my badge and walked away to never look back. Boss took coworkers word over all others in hospital.
They hounded me the full week I had covid and I made it very clear I was in no condition to work. Got guilt-tripped into working a shift I shouldn't have when I was still very ill, and I was working with food and was a risk to passing it to others. Not even half way through my shift I was on the floor gasping for air as my coworker (the absolute gem of a sweetheart that she is) is helping me to the backroom and phoning the managers trying to arrange cover for me, which they refused. I quit right there, because I knew they were going to ask me in the next day and I just wanted to die at that moment. Suddenly with me quitting they got cover for me, and I was allowed to leave the shift early.
Shame because the people in the job were lovely, but they were a shoddy company. After I left, the only good manager at the place left due to his own problems and then over half the staff left due to the good manager leaving.
It's so weird that companies/manager arent' understanding that they're losing people because they treat them like such shit. It's like they think they can just keep on doing like they've always done, when all signs are pointing to ~>no, you can't.
"Derp, why can't we find people to work?"
Back in the 80s when I was around 16 I worked at a preschool as a teachers aid...hardest job I've ever had but I loved it! I worked 3 hours every afternoon after school. I got paid minimum wage...5$ an hour...after taxes that came to 12$ 50 cents a day. So after 2 years I asked for a 1$ raise ...6$ per hour. The preschool owner told me they couldn't afford that lol!!! I quit on the spot. I ran into one of the teachers sometime after that and it turns out it took them OVER A YEAR to find a replacement for me 🤣🤣🤣
2:19, that's a lawsuit right there.
2:07 You can definitely sue for that
When my boss said in the most offensive tone, “I can’t fix that for you in a week”. I had just come forward about being diagnosed with PTSD after she kept pushing me to tell her what “was wrong with me”. I brought up everything she had said and done to me to HR and I told them I had been told by an ex coworker of many other things she’d done to them. They got scared I was gonna sue and offered me changes in order to keep me and my boss wasn’t there when I got back😅. I never planned to sue, but if she’d said that when I learned I was autistic I would have. Shannon Manning if you’re out there I just want to say “game over you didn’t bully me out of my job, I hope one day you feel the same thing you made me feel, maybe you’ll rethink how you’ve treated people and finally change while you still have time to fix things”.
At the end, it sounded to me like he said, "I came in one morning and found two COMEDIANS drowned in their habitat."
I trained a man on a new assembly line, for a Window and Door Manufacturer. I was told because I set up the line, Manufactured the Test Pieces, and was one of 3 people who could do EVERY JOB that the company had, I Was to be the Line Foreman. The man I trained , I later found out was a Son-in-Law of the Owner. He got my Promotion. I raged at my Boss, his Boss and Finally the Owner. Then I walked out. The Line Failed later.
This one guy was arrested for repeatedly punching a woman in the face after she spit in his. Seriously, what makes people think that the consequences for spiting in someone's face won't be risking serious violence towards themselves?
The fact he went in the back to cry probably lost what miniscule power he has over those college kids too xD
That first one - circumnavigating local / middle-management to report problems or malfeasance to ‘higher-ups’, only to incur the wrath of that level of management directly above you - seems quite common. I’ve heard of a lot of situations like that.
Yup. Many traps have open doors too.
My old boss got in a fight with the store manager and said if she quit so would all her employees. The boss called her bluff so she asked us to leave and everyone in her department did. It was a starter job so not a big loss for us. They had to shut our section down for weeks
What’s weird is that with my current job, I’m ‘comfortable’ there only because I have zero faith in anyone else there and I don’t treat the thing seriously at all. I don’t invest any mental energy into thinking about it, ergo I don’t care about it. And oddly enough, although others might quit if they were operating under such circumstances, I find that there’s a curious sense of very real freedom that comes of not giving a damn. In a paradoxical way I find it very comfortable.
So... you're just in a "pre-rage quit" dissociative fog?
@@sarahcoleman5269 - _ummmm,_ no, no I don’t think so. It’s just the freedom of not giving a sh*t but still getting paid for it. Go to work, switch off brain and mentally relax, “rinse wash n’ repeat” sort of thing. Not about to ‘go postal’ or anything, not at all.
The one with the OP dressed as a clown throwing the sign at the car full of douchebags was satisfying .
some of these seem like grounds for lawsuits 🤔
Was running an entire location of a body wax company as the receptionist but got no support. I was told I was appreciated but never shown that. The new trainee receptionist I hired absolutely sucked and threatened me so I told the owner and she told me to stop being childish. I'd been dealing with responses like that for 2yrs and I just couldn't take it anymore so I no call no showed on a weekend and let them drown in the chaos.
Fun fact - salary doesn't mean they can force you to work unpaid over time. Grow a spine and help out the rest of your workmates. If you work, they MUST pay. It's simple as that every time, and your employment lawyer will tell you the same.
In New York State, some salary positions don’t require overtime pay
Was wrote up at Jack in the box for being a smartass and not wearing gloves due to them only having small ones when I needed large. Final straw was them expecting me to scrub a toilet without gloves.
I was working for a "public safety department" (combination police/fire/medical). The chief of the department hired his longtime girlfriend (he already had a wife). I was the head of dispatch. Myself, the head of patrol and the assistant chief, all of us told him that he should not hire her. Her first day on the job, she walks in, points at me and says "I'm going to have you fired." I got up from my chair, went to the chief's office, said "I quit" and I started gathering my stuff. The chief tried to get me to stay. I told him that it was me or her. When he hesitated I said "That's what I thought" and I walked out.
My boss lied about the pay period. I asked my coworker about the pay period he told me had to wait 3 weeks for his first paycheck. No thank you
8:15 god this reminds me when I was forced into a group home because I was suicidal. They tried to force us to clean the absolutely disgusting kitchen and threatened to hold me there longer if i didn't eat. I straight up told them I wouldn't eat anything that came from that grimey kitchen and said if they tried to hold me any longer than I would report them to a health department.
Not thinking doesn't mean doing a stupid action. I knew the minute I was assaulted by my coworker I was done, but I also knew I needed to do it right. I sat on it that day then researched it that night online, and got the best life advice I ever have from the internet. Then I wrote my letter of registration in the proper way, and next day handed it to my boss. I didn't talk about the incident, but I knew that he knew. It was goodbye, and thanks for all the good things that company did for me, and I honestly felt that. In my case that was true, I have learned a lot there. It's not the norm though. But this abuse from certain coworkers had been going on for some time and I knew they were not going to change just for me. Why try to support one of your longest serving staff? Crazy, but that's how it played out.
The upside, years later i did go back there for work. That whole, don't burn bridges is a thing. The guy that did the assault actually left within a month or two and through friend apparently he was sorry for what he did. Honestly, he might be as we never really crossed paths much and my main issue was the same guy above us, either way he left not long after I resigned, I later found out.
To be honest, this one bridge could have stayed burned, but that was my own fault. The job worked me into the ground, and I should have known before, but I also drank myself into the ground at equal speed so I didn't notice the damage it was doing to me. The final nail actually come when I got clean enough to not drink during the week days and suddenly reailsed wow, I'm in so much physical pain. Without my alcohol painkiller the job quickly became unbearable so I left.
I live in NZ, so rock bottom isn't that bad. Be sure to consider your own situation before you make these radical situations, but since I quit, I got a much better job, a so to be Japansese wife, and hopefully a house and child very soon. All at 43. What I am saying it that it CAN happen for you too.
I was going to quit but they fired me first so now I get to quit with unemployment.
I'd just graduated college and I landed a job as a temp worker for an insurance company's marketing division. The division was specialized and creating sales documentation to advertise certain products and planning trainings for insurance brokers, this being two individual teams, Team Sale Support and Team Broker Development. I was signed to Team Sale Support. I made what passed as minimum wage, staying 10 to 12 hours at work a day. I even worked through the office Christmas party (to which I had not been invited by my team leader, which upset the team lead of Broker Development and he basically dragged me to the party for food and drinks and forced me to accept a cab ride home on his bill), hoping I could get a chance to be employed there. Then the team lead for sale support was replaced by a younger woman and she basically started to treat all of us female temp workers like we had all somehow offended her and simultaneously throwing herself at the male temp workers like she was a horny teenager. My original contract was for a year, but there was a legal provision back then that if a temp worker is employed by the same company in the same position for more than 24 months, they had a legal claim to that position and could sue the company into hiring them full-time. When my original contract ran out after 12 months, the new team leader extended it for an additional 3 months. When those ran out, she extended for another 3 months, promising me a full-time position and, in the mean time, "bonuses" in the form of vouchers. So whenever she extended my contract, I was meant to receive a voucher each month of the extension - I received ONE voucher, once. A day before Christmas (and a day before I started my winter vacation), she told me that seeing as my contract (currently on its 3rd extension) was ending in 5 days, the best she could do was extend it for another period, this period being precisely 2 months, 3 weeks and 4 days or rather: 1 day off from completing the period of temp work after which I had, by law, a legal claim to the position. I was to use that time to train my successor, her best friend, who would start on the first day of the new year. I told her "Fuck you, I'm not coming back after the holidays. You played me for 9 months and I've had it. Merry Christmas."
I work as a CNA have for 11 years. Its best to just walk away. Its become a constant battle to hold your license. Do many people I work/have worked with do not deserve to be caring for other people.
Nowadays these same bosses are now crying that “nobody wants to work anymore.” Sadly in some states they are now lowering the work age with the lowest so far being 9 years old. Insanity.
No frigging way. I want proof of that craziness
Good afternoon. Sometimes it's better just to leave, quickly, rather than turn in a notice. Have a great day
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Worked at one place if you turned in your two weeks notice . The owner of the company would fire you for something totally stupid. A girl in accounting turned in her two week. She was nice. I watched the owner next day seriously “fired” her because she sat in her chair to long. The dude was insane. So when I quit I told them 10-15 minutes before leaving. Secondly, then I told everyone don’t work there because this happens. He has his daughter (who an attorney that works for him privately) threatens to sue me for 50 grand because they are now having problems getting employees. So I can’t say name of company but I can say that’s the truth.
@@TheComemnter you sound like a manager
@@BoostedDeere it isn’t legally defamation if what you’re saying is true
@@Rael0505 -all I’m saying is I got a nasty lawyer letter because ironically his daughter is his private lawyer. He was mad because I told everyone I know not to drive for them. In the letter said I can not use their name to discourage employment. They said they would sue me for 50k.
So I just refer to them as “big blue”(that’s not their name but they have blue trucks)
Dont care what job position im doing, If someone spits on me then its game on
Isn't it regarded as assault now?
@@Kayenne54 yes
Changed the commission structure. Without warning, it's now 6x harder to make the same pay.
Hard pass. 4 of us, the top 4, walked out. We joined a new company all together a week later.
I've never been early I'm usually 2 years late
Spent six months of hell working at the head office of a large tool retailer. My supervisor had told me off for wasting time on the phone trying to assist a store person on matters I knew nothing about (only reason I did that was because a few months earlier he told me off for passing calls onto other people even though I told him I didn’t know how to answer the queries). Last straw was him belittling me in front of the office because I didn’t chase up supplier ETAs the way he wanted, even though I had already gotten dates for most of them. I screamed in his face and said f this I’m leaving. HR tried to stop me but I didn’t give a crap about what he had to say because the only thing he told me in regards to my supervisor’s personality was to “just get used to it.”
The shitty thing was I had just signed off on the sale of our unit that afternoon and knew that I needed to at least hold onto the job until I settled on the new place, but screw it I wasn’t going to put up with my supervisor’s crap anymore. Found a new job three weeks later and I’m a day away from moving into my new home.
Screw you Sydney Tools
The one about the pregnant woman not being given accommodation in the factory sounds kinda illegal. I don't know much about labor laws but I do know that you should be very careful when it comes to dealing with a pregnant employee.
So the bosses who say something like "You can't quit right now, its the holidays," or something to the effect of "You can't quit, I dont have anyone to cover you for the next two weeks!" Do they really think that the person quitting is going to be like "You're right. It is the holidays, and I can't quit. It's too busy. I'm sorry for even mentioning that." Or do they think guilt tripping is gonna make them stay?
I have a similar story to the waitress who got fired for quitting.
I worked the dairy department at a grocery store, and management wouldn't give me time off for a vacation, so I gave them my two weeks (may have been less than 2 weeks because of the vacation, Idk) and my last date.
I come in the next shift to find that I'd been taken off the schedule for days BEFORE the date I had specified.
With some jobs, it's "you can't fire me, I quit." With this one it was "you can't quit, we're firing you."
Being lied to by my manager, then HR about getting a $2 raise, when the company was sold to another bigger company they told me they’re “not obligated to fulfil promises made by the purchased company” .... they were the purchased company. I was the head of my department and making less than some of my staff despite doing the same as them at a higher volume, solving any issues they couldn’t (smart phone software repair job) and being the only researcher.
When I quit, my old staff kept calling me asking for help. I told them to refer to the manager, our of spite the manager closed that department down as “unprofitable”, our profit margin was over 25% of the company, the company later closed down due to an investigation over fraud and the head honchos all vanished.
22:25 literally reminds me of joker
mcdonalds or any store are NOT allowed to use your paycheck to cover short floats. that's illegal.
depending on store (ours was £1 up or down no issues... any more and you gotta sign a retrain for it. get 3 and you get an 'investigation.... if its like £10 down or up, you get immediate investigation.) but they still can't take it out of your wage.
I used to be a crew chief for a hot air balloon company. On a long trip down to the southern part of the state for a balloon race, my boss and I drove one of the busses with all our stuff down. He was hungover, so I drove the whole trip. We talked about a range of things, but it unfortunately got into politics. I'm a republican, he's a democrat. During our discussion I mentioned that I didn't like kamala Harris, because of her track record in our state about making low level offenders into slave laborers, and cracking down on weed while saying she was cool with it. He lost his crap at me and basically told me to take it back or I he would fire me and strand me 9 hours from home. He was yelling and getting in my face, so I took it back. I cried, and knew my time was not long at what was my favorite job ever. A couple weeks later, back in our hometown, I parked in a place he usually parks, because parking space was limited at our office. It wasn't marked or reserved, and other people had parked there without incident. He sent me a text that was filled with profanities aimed at me. I flipped a coin, and it came up that I would leave immediately. But my contract said I ha e to give a 2 weeks. I was an awesome employee, and everyone else liked me, so I asked my pilot if I could take 2 weeks off. He gave it to me. That day I contacted our HR lady and put in my 2 weeks. Deuces.
Man that sucks, I hope you're able to find something else. Sadly, the Democrats have become an actual cult, and it's turned them into insane lunatics. I worry about the future of our country, as I don't think we'll be able to settle our differences peacefully.
Good for you. Even as a liberal I hate Kamala Harris anyway. Your boss was an ass
Those poor animals, shame on that store!!!
Let's get this train rolling
I had something similar to the cellphone thing happen. I had already put my two weeks in as I was moving to a new city and we were short this day so my team leader was doing forklift. So I was texting in between parts and my TL got off his forklift to come tell me to either put my phone in my locker or go home. I went up to my locker put my shoes on left my swipe card on the table gave them a wave and walked out. Like don't threaten me with a good time I had like 7 days left lol
That’s hilarious. These kinds of things only happen to me in my fantasies
Happy these are new stories
I got a rage quit story. It’s nothing juicy but I still rage quit…
I was working at a grocery story. On this particular day, it was NOT a good day. I was 30 minutes late, I was in a bad mood, my shift was dragging AND I STILL had 2 more hours. This store does this stupid way of “Buy one get one free”. The way it goes is: All items that are part of the promotion is half original price so when you buy two, it equals out to what the usual price is. (It’s f*cking stupid ik. Let me know if you would like an example of what I mean) So when customers get these items, they blame me for “over charging” them. Being a skittish person I try and explain how it goes and they can’t figure out WTF I’m talking about. So I tell them if you think I’m over charging you, please proceed to the customer service.
WELL this particular customer did that, BUT she still had another order! And she didn’t pay for the CURRENT order she was on.
I had enough!! I couldn’t handle the job, the customers, the STUPIDITY (of just in general) of people. I quit on the spot.
I took off my name tag, as I was power walking to go sign out for the last time, I slid the name tag on the register I was passing and said I’m done.
I was half tempted to blast the Parody song of Let It Go but I knew that I just needed to leave.
I did postmate, then Uber, and now I do home deliver newspapers.
For the last story - 100% what op said. Welcome to the Assassins, where everything is allowed , and nothing is restricted.
A yes, the same 20 stories they tell with every video of a similar name
i was a medaid, caregiver. after missing narcotics by another team member, residents locked in rooms and other dhady stuff i came into a resident covered in their own feces they had painted on the walls. quit and called the authorities
Man, that first one sounds like a lot of less-than-reputable schools in South Korea. Everyone I know here has at least one horror story from those schools.
....the THIRD time I walked into the kennel (converted SMALL house) for my morning shift and the owners wife had the mop bucket filled with both bleach and ammonia. Put all the dogs outside, opened all the windows, and screamed at them both about how they're going to kill all the dogs AND people in the building. Then I calmly said "I quit" and walked out.
*Edit to add that a year after I left, the business was gone and there was a gas station in it's place.
The Jimmy John's one was the dumbest manager I've ever heard
Hahaha, I was new in one job and made a mistake. Spent more time on a clients project than I should have. Boss thought it was a good idea to basically berate me in front of the entire damn team instead of talking to me about it first, not even giving me a chance to look into WHY I spent troo much time.
Quit the same day. Have some respect, damnit.
It’s crazy that someone would do that to someone who’s new. Good riddance
I nearly rage quit the other day. My wife and I couldn't find a babysitter for Thursday. So I put PTO in so I can be at home with my son. Manager lectured me about showing up every day ( I very rarely call out). I explained the situation to him and I figured from one dad to another he'd understand. Nope...
I don’t get this at all. Would the boss have preferred you call out sick without advance notice? You did the responsible thing by notifying them of the problem in advance. Meanwhile many people call out sick the day of the shift, which is much less convenient for management.
So where ever I get a job I’ll tell them I’m very sick and can’t come in I’ll be violently vomiting with a horrible cough have a headache with a temp and I’ll still have to come in to work I’ll be vomiting in front of customers and everything nope still had to work and now for the past few days I’ve been exposed to two people with covid and now have the flu and I still have to come I. It’s BS
He bounced my paycheck for the third time in two months on Christmas.
I worked for a small telemarketing office, as one of three office assistants. When I say small, I mean, one 20ft x 12ft room with fold-out tables and second-hand equipment. As you can imagine, 3 office assistants were excessive.
The boss was a complete moron with delusions of being "professional". He essentially lived in his van, spent 12 hours in that office, and spent whatever profit he did get impulsively. The company was a subsidy of the Shriners (Circus? Hospital? Yeah, those guys), and I have a feeling they essentially paid the bills because this guy wouldn't know money management if he had step-by-step instructions tattooed upside down on his belly. This guy bought a roomba... for the one-room office...
Anyway, it was a hellhole of a job (it was a smoking office in 2007... and he most hired smokers) but it was "office experience" which I felt like I needed in order to ever get any kind of "real" office job. I ended up working there for about 2 years, but in November of 2008, my checks started bouncing, I know, it's a miracle they hadn't before. After the third time, which was the second week of December, I asked myself if this "experience" thing was really worth working in that smoke pit and not getting paid for it. That would be a no, so I called him up and told him that I would not be coming back to work.
In January 2009, I went to college and got an Administrative Professional's degree. Not that that went great, but I have an employer who is not an idiot and doesn't spend payroll on pointless toys.
Yelling you for not running in the parking lot?.....at a job that pays you $5 an hour?......*flips table over*
Anyway I'm over being treated like shit, like I'm expendable and like I dont know anything. So I'm in college to be in physical therapy.
During covid, my store went from 32 employees to 8, with a 20% increase in sales. In the mornings, my manager would make the bank run, but it could take over 45 minutes.
Not too bad if I had someone else there to help, but I didn't.
I kept asking if during that time, we could lock the door and be drive through only, and she said no. Leaving me trying to run three registers alone, on top of making and assembling orders.
We ended up with over 100 orders in the time she was gone, after I had begged her to let me lock the doors. I was doing the work of 6 people alone, and got yelled at by so many people for not being able to do it faster.
She came back, and I let her get the paperwork done, than I left.
She did not want to handle that many registers alone, and perminatly locked the doors.
This exact video has been upliaded before. Wtf?
There are many TH-cam channels that are run by algorithms that take Reddit threads and pull text from the top rated posts. The reason why there are many copies is because they pull from the same new threads. This channel isn’t run by a human, at least not actively
Ford
Miguel told me I’m just like everybody else
third panic attack
Repost
The 1990s called. They want their text to voice system back.
Recycled stories
I really don't think I'd be siding with the fish and chip kid. It's not unreasonable for an owner of a store to actually need to use their phone for business purposes. There's absolutely no reason for the kid to be on their phone. As far as the music goes, I also agree that if the owner thinks that the music is not suitable for the demographic that visits the store then the kid should not be playing their own personal choice. Got paid a good wage by the sound of it too.
Seen'em all before elsewhere. Try to find something original
Maybe just make your own ? 😜
Too much online time for you darling
Lol you must watch a lot of Reddit!
@@Ambelica yeah I’ll just compile my own stories from my own life, that I don’t need to watch because I already know them. What a dumb comment lol
these videos would be better without the lame robot voice
Then go to a different one. There are people who actually read the text
I love the robot voices!