That first story sounds sad

Story 38 is absolutely grounds for a wrongful termination lawsuit. OP did absolutely nothing except catching their manager doing something very inappropriate. The manager should of been fired, not OP.

There was a former employee at the fast food restaurant where I used to work where she faked a pregnancy and began giving customers terrible attitude just so she can get fired. All of that was to get an employment but my GM was not stupid. The moment she pulled a no call, no show which resulted in her firing, he immediately put down 'job abandonment' which would prevent her from getting unemployment.

@animetalk8132

11 ай бұрын

Good on the boss

@AliSakurai

11 ай бұрын

@@animetalk8132 He had been in the restaurant business for years and he knew all the tricks. And I sort of tipped him off that she was planning on doing all of this on purpose just so she could get unemployment.

@SbshsjdjdjdJskdjdkkdkd

8 ай бұрын

@@AliSakuraiSo you a snitch?

The girl who was sleeping on the job, stole chocolate, and threw the wrapper on the floor honestly sounds like she was just trying to get fired so she could collect unemployment.

@mztweety1374

2 ай бұрын

But don't you have to be on the job for a minimum of six months to qualify for unemployment? I think that may be the case in some states.

@nationalinstituteofcheese3012

Ай бұрын

@@mztweety1374depends on where you live. We don’t know if they’re from America

For the second story, I think the girl just didn't want to work there but didn't want to quit, so she was trying to get fired to keep her partner/family from chewing her off about it.

@smkfet

11 ай бұрын

It sounds very different than any bad attitude I've ever encountered. Where is the contempt? It sounds more to me like this person was having some serious issues with substances or physical health

@ArcanineEspeon

10 ай бұрын

@@smkfet Oh yeah, drugs would explain a lot too. I'd be too embarrassed with myself to try to get fired by...well, maybe any of this, but especially THROWING THE WRAPPER ON THE GROUND.

1st story I had a student who had autism. Once you told him that he had to do xyz, he would freak out even once you told him it was ok his group wasn't doing that particular assignment he couldn't let it go, he would just keep going on almost in a panic. This guy could have been like him. 😢

@roxcyn

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, that's what I thought, too.

@rowennaclark6175

10 ай бұрын

I’m autistic and can get like this. It’s supper common. Sometimes it just takes extra clarification/reassurance or the chance to ask more questions, etc. in order for our brains to fully process it. Obviously it depends on the person and situation, but it really can be panic inducing when it hasn’t quite “clicked” yet in the brain and you just want it to and want to make sure.

The 1st guy sounds like he was on the spectrum. I'm also autistic, and while I can understand why everyone was getting frustrated with him, a lot of his actions remind me of myself. I hope he finds the support he needs.

@shayziekaizie

11 ай бұрын

As an autistic person, I got the idea he might be on the spectrum too. I ask a lot of questions because I don’t want to make a mistake when working, and I was told that asking questions is a good thing and the only stupid question you could ask is the one that wasn’t asked at all.

@user-we7rv5ry2u

11 ай бұрын

I am going to be honest, that story hit me right in the soul. I am also on the spectrum, and I saw myself in that story like in a mirror that shows the future. I cried

@mgen278

11 ай бұрын

Exactly what I thought. If someone had just taken one minute to call the dad or talk to the wife & find out about his situation he could’ve had a job. Instead ableist minds don’t think twice & fire him. Hurts my heart 😢

@animetalk8132

11 ай бұрын

It rly is a sad thing when they don't think twice or do research tbh

@TheRisky9

11 ай бұрын

​@@shayziekaizieI'm autistic too and I too ask a lot of questions because I have to make sure. Actually it turns out that works great if you decide to be a claims adjustor because they need you to ask questions. I net a lot of fraud (on accident) because it turns out lying people often don't know how to account for all the details and deal with a person's need for everything to fit. "Explain again why you have 9 very large pick up trucks on your policy? You don't have a business do you?"

Years ago, my sister was hired by a famous chocolate company in Detroit. She was told she could eat as much chocolate as she desired. A week after starting, she was fired for eating too much chocolate. Apparently, the company had never hired someone who could eat so much.

@SAGAOFSWORDSANDSPEARS

5 ай бұрын

@kimberlana, your sister sounds like a legend.

@Green24152

3 ай бұрын

humanity can be absurd at times

@Scrapyard24c

2 ай бұрын

I probably would've been burnt out on chocolate by the first day and wouldn't eat any for a solid week or so.

@mztweety1374

2 ай бұрын

She accepted the challenge LOL... Was it morley or sanders? I love both!

@mztweety1374

2 ай бұрын

​@@Scrapyard24cunless you're an absolute chocoholic like I used to be.😂 I cut back immensely but I could go for some gourmet chocolate at any time day or night LOL. My job gifted me a tray of handmade chocolates for Christmas one year and I was in absolute heaven... And the silver tray is gorgeous.. I still have it

Kind of an opposite story here. With all the resume padding in this vid, it reminded me of a guy I hired because of how he padded his resume. He was straight out of college, and had never had a job in his life. Not even a part time one in high school. The position he was applying for required two years of relevant experience, and he had none, but he was also qualified for the job due to his specific degree. He padded his resume with things like “defended the Earth from 2 pirate ninja invasions” and a bunch of anime references. He’s lucky that I’m an anime fan and knew every reference he included. I thought it was hilarious, and quizzed him on a few of the things in the resume, and the guy was actually prepared with answers to all of my questions. He showed that he could think on his feet, which was what the 2 year requirement was mostly about, and he showed sufficient knowledge of the field, and the systems he would be working with. he even managed to tie those skills into the anime references in the resume. I somehow managed to keep a straight face through it all. I decided to give him a chance, because the resume and the interview were so unique, and well thought out. I had to hire him. He knew his stuff, and fit well into the team. He was our top performer when I left the company 7 years later. the video of his interview became a staple of any company parties.

Honestly, my uncle's mother died because her care home workers didn't bother to even report that she was missing after she escaped in the dead of winter, nor did they do anything when they realized she learned how to get through the security measures to keep Alzheimer's patients in, so I would not want anyone who's proven themself to be trustworthy to work in a care home with people like her.

TL;DR: not a manager, pea harvester decides that he didnt want to follow our procedures and do his own thing. I shouted at him, and he was never seen again. I wasnt a manager, but i was coordinating operations a bit. I worked in pea fields for a custom harvesting company that would harvest green peas. I drove one of the tractors that unloaded the machines. A few weeks in, and we had a bunch of “sissies” get fired for not being able to do anything but wreck their machines or show up late. This new guy, i’ll call Peter showed up. We were just finishing one field, and he seemed to be doing great. During the road move, things got a little odd. He seemed to have forgotten how to operate it. Perhaps someone was operating for him in the field. These fields are all irrigated by a centre pivot so we have to work around it. We work with the pivot tracks, in an arc. Once we started opening up the new field, thats when thimgs went really south. We split the field in half, then into quarters, then into 8ths, but the 8ths are only 2 passes wide being used for the tractors to get to the trucks faster. Once Peter was finished his opening rounds, he intended on making the already too wide half cut even wider, after we said to just lift his header and move to the center of the pivot so he can work on pivot tracks. I feel bad for this, but i ended up shouting at him on the radio, and having seen him not reacting, opened the door intending on stopping him to talk in person. Finally he got the message and did what he was supposed to. Cant remember much after that, think he still caused chaos, and my moment of rage became a bit of a joke among my work friends. Never saw him again. Think my actual boss told him that he didnt think it was right for him. Poor bloke, hope he’s doing okay these many years later.

Former assistant manager. Had a younger lab at our petrol station. Student, keen, good attitude, computer literate. The problem was his eyesight. He couldn't reaf bank notes or coins if he pressed them to his nose, even with glasses on. We tested him and he couldn't read a UK number plate 4 feet in front of him. We had to let him go. He got a job at mcdonalds and is still there 10 years later. Hes happy and doing well.

The person who was fired by the manager after they caught him "entertaining himself" should have been able to sue. Probably depends on the country and situation.

The first story is kind of impressive. My husband is a floor manager at Walmart and, at least at the one he works at, it takes a lot to get fired. He has one guy on his crew that he wishes they would fire because he sucks at his job and apparently needs his hand held so much that he expects work to call him the days he’s scheduled to tell him to come in. This dude is 25.

I had a contractor that I had to let go on his first day. Dude would just not stop trying to get a date with the female employees. At least 5 that I know of. Dude was shooting his shot over and over. I know all of the employees that complained were married women. We are in IT and sexism is far too common. We would look down on it, if he weren't making them uncomfortable. This was another level of creepy. I couldn't trust him and got a half dozen complaints on him on thr first day. I told him not to come back.

That first story is sad AF. He is clearly on the spectrum and just wanted to make his dad proud of him. He got fired for just being annoying about his schedule? That sounds excessive to me. I can almost feel his humiliation having to tell his dad he got fired on day one and probably doesn’t even know why. Effing bastards

@citrosoda5370

11 ай бұрын

Marriage is rare among autists. Severe ADHD is more likely.

@charliefey8974

11 ай бұрын

I've been that guy, constantly seeking assurance about a schedule thing. It's all about feeling secure - not having that crystal clear confirmation is incredibly anxiety-inducing and it's hard to explain that to others. I'm a lot better at managing this anxiety and asking things clearly these days personally. Hope that guy's doing better these days.

@jolynecuster3381

10 ай бұрын

@@citrosoda5370Are you autistic?

@jolynecuster3381

10 ай бұрын

@@citrosoda5370Just because marriage rates for autistic ppl are low doesn't mean it doesn't ever happen

@nodevoutt

10 ай бұрын

Ikr I see ppl bothering the managers all the time and they don't get fired, they become managers best friends. The managers were probably grumpy grouches

It sounds like the person in the first story should’ve been involved with some kind of rehabilitation program that helps people with disabilities get into jobs, and those agencies would coordinate with the employer things like schedule and what not so the employee wouldn’t have to worry about any of that stuff, somebody would basically drop them off and pick them up at the end of the day for work sometimes depending on the level of supervision that is needed. They even stay with the person during the shift and assist them if they need it. It doesn’t sound like this person is capable of getting and maintaining a job on his own. It’s admirable that he still wanting to work. It’s unfortunate that this manager didnt see it for what it was and try to get him some kind of help so he could work. They often work w these agencies especially places like Walmart so you’d think they’d have a contact at least to send the man away with. I’m not sure of the mental capabilities of the wife, but it sounds like she was able true go through the process without causing interruption, so it’s unfortunate that she quit just because he was not taking on especially if they really need the financial help. In the situation with the father, dropping them off and picking them up I have to wonder if they don’t also live with him and he’s pretty much supporting all three of them of more if they had kids. He was probably very excited and relieved they got hired only to have them call a few hours in and say not 1 but both of them no longer have a job.

I was in charge of training a new worker. He showed up in dirty hole covered clothes, greasy hair, unshaven and toothless. He never came back after lunch. I heard from my manager that he had looked completely different at the interview. When they called his home the sister was very upset. Turns out he was living and sponging off her and she had actually filled out his application, dressed him and coached him on what to say and how to act during the interview. Well, that part worked but I guess she never considered that he would actually have to DO the job.

11:16 for employees to earn severance pay, they need to be employed for at least 1 month, or earn 2 paychecks (3 for week to week).

The guy with the sleeping problem may have sleep apnea. My brother found out he had a severe case of apnea after he fell asleep at work one day. He and some of his coworkers were talking and suddenly everyone was looking at him weird. Turns out he had fallen asleep in the middle of his sentence…standing up , woke up and continued his sentence as if nothing happened. He had no idea he fell asleep and thought the guys were pranking him. They finally convinced him. When he went for his sleep study the tech told him he stopped breathing something like 47 times. They said they had never seen a case so bad.

Dude was hired to work evening shift at my old job, showed up early so he was already there when the other evening shift workers got there and left shortly after morning shift did. No one in management specified to the other staff which shift he was supposed to work so morning shift thought he was getting overtime from coming early and he told evening shift he was a morning shift worker staying late to finish a task he started until management asked us evening workers “so how’s the new guy doing?”. Little shit left twenty minutes after he clocked in and snuck back in later to punch in and out for breaks and “end of shift” and would have gotten away with it had our manager hadn’t said anything.

Story 26, I honestly have to admit if someone asked me to make them a bucket of beer, My first thought would be as well to fill up a bucket.

@EvilPaladin11

9 ай бұрын

Drinking beer out of a bucket totally sounds like something a dwarf would do on their lunch break in the mines.

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

@@EvilPaladin11 Or a frat brother at a party

@EvilPaladin11

9 ай бұрын

@rolandhansen812 Yeah, that _does_ sound like a drinking party game/activity.

First week training in a prison. Training is showing a video about a hostage incident at a prison to segue into how to survive if something like that. One of the COs in the video was a female who had been sexually assaulted. New guy with me says, loudly, "She survived 'cause she gave up the pussy!"

On the reverse, i had a coworker whod watch porn, sexually harassed everyone, and the boss didnt care. That business is closed now

I'm a cook, had a guy drinking a tall can on the line. . . Straight out of the can. Other guy would call in/ leave all the time after starting fights. Found out later this was what they did to get fired and live on unemployment for a while until they had to get a new job.

I've mentioned this one elsewhere. I'm not a manager but sat next to one in a former life. There was one guy one day who started his work. Well, about an hour after he started, the supervisor called him into the super's office. Supervisor gets very angry that he caught the worker surfing the internet for C.P. Turns out he didn't want to work there, he just wanted to surf the internet for C.P. Supervisor doesn't just fire him, he has someone call the police and have him hauled off. TL;DR; co-worker gets fired on first day for surfing the net for C.P.

@ArcanineEspeon

10 ай бұрын

I would say kids are safer now that guy is off the streets, but he's clearly so stupid he wouldn't be able to hurt a kid anyway.

@Genni4862

10 ай бұрын

That's horrifying! I'm so glad the supervisor called the police.

Didn't fire but these employees quit on their first day. I hired three temps to work as helpers. All they had to do was take output from a machine and put it in a box. As a result, the job required no particular skills and likewise didn’t pay well. They knew all this when they were hired. Seemed like smart guys and management made a note to see if they could be trained for other jobs. This was a big deal. Anyway, these new hire temps got talking with a senior machine operator who had been there for 15 years, did a different, much more skilled job, and got trained for a lot. Senior dude tells them what HE makes, which was a lot more than the temps got. They got angry and stormed into my office and demanded the same money or they would leave. I said no. They hadn't even worked an hour. They were not senior operators who had been there forever. They were new temps. As a result, we would not be paying more for a green no-skilled worker so they all quit. Lasted an hour. Senior machine operator smirked. He didn't want these upstart kids working with him and working harder than he did, so he told them enough to get them to quit. And it worked.

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

Sounds like the senior machine operator is a bit of a dick.

That first story is a clear case of an adult on the autism spectrum who wants to find a job and have some independence. And those managers utterly lacked any sort of empathy or just didn’t feel like bothering to try and work with him so they shoved him away. If they were going to act like that for an orientation, I would have hated to see what would happen when he was actually on the job. Good on his wife for quitting.

I worked with a lady that was fired on her first week. She couldn't follow directions and copped an attitude when anyone asked her to do anything. She got the two chillest workers mad at her simply for acting like a B when all they were doing was asking her to go to the proper station she was supposed to be at. She got fired at the end of the week when she no call/no showed to an event she was supposed to work. Not the first day, but certainly the fastest turnaround I've seen at the job.

When i was 19 up to 23 i used to work as a flight attendant for an international airline. I remember one time (About my second year in) i was in charge of the coach section on a flight to Madrid and therefore all of the FA's that worked beside me. There was this one guy who this was his first flight as a FA and we wanted to go drinking and eating with him to give him a proper welcome but he refused. Fair enough, not everybody is a social butterfly so we let him be for the 3 days we were going to be in spain. Come the time to go back to our country and this guy was a no show. Me, being the one in charge of everyone working coach i went to the hotel receptionist to ask her to give him a call to his room thinking he might have overslept (Time zones is a bitch). No answer. I go straight to his hotel room and i find in the door knob his suit hanged with a letter that he wrote saying that he hated the job and his dream was to live in Spain. He made it 3 days before police caught him and deport him back to our country. Pretty obvious he didn't keep the job.

Shouldn't Food Lion have a maintenance unclog the toilet, not a shelf stocker?

@JamesDavy2009

10 ай бұрын

That one was likely short staffed and ill-equipped. I'm pretty sure it's a violation of OSHA to have someone use their bare hands to unclog a toilet.

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

@@JamesDavy2009 And then go back to putting groceries on the shelf. EEEWWWW

@davidlium9338

9 ай бұрын

The manager should have marked that plunger “store use” and put that in the computer so the inventory is not wrong and higher management knows where the item went.

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

@@davidlium9338 But that might take 50 cents off his year-end bonus.

11:20 yes. I know a person who work the minimum required days to qualify for unemployment benefits & then get fired & have those 2-6months off to work cash only odd jobs. Low key, the best ‘scam’ for a person over the age of 55

@JamesDavy2009

10 ай бұрын

A lot of the time it's because of ageist hiring practices.

The cop one concerns me. You go through the training and the academy just to throw it away because you couldn't use the uniform in the bedroom and only while on the job. Appalling.

The ones where people fall asleep, and people make up solutions like 'they should get more sleep' or 'they may have insomnia'. To try and be sympathetic. I HAVE INSOMNIA. On a GOOD week, I get 8 hours, in. a. good. WEEK! But that I can still function normally, if a little slow.

@animetalk8132

11 ай бұрын

Listen I will never make up a excuse becuz I feel like you heard it all so these no point just give me my punishment just don't fire me I'll beg

@DemonWolfLov45

11 ай бұрын

@@animetalk8132 honestly, that's better than half these people

First story sounds like the gentleman could have been on the autism spectrum- sad that people can't see that some reassurance would have gone a long way and maybe a great employee was let go

I was onboarding an employee when the police came to arrest him.

Not being able to do cashier work at a freaking little Ceasars because you have a face tattoo is about the dumbest thing I've heard all week

A story similar to the one about the woman who acted like she couldn't do stuff for unemployment. I wasn't the manager but they had six weeks of training and she was asking how do I turn my PC on, how do I log in, how do I log into my phone, etc. It's stuff they teach you on day one. No idea if she did it for the unemployment or whatnot, but it took them far too long to fire her. She would just be there and do maybe 5 minutes of work, browse on her phone or in the web browser on the work computer.

I don’t think you get unemployment unless you are fired through no fault of your own. Being unable to do a job is your fault.

I personally sympathize with the guy in story 1. I'm visually impaired(genetics), got hearing issues(self inflicted) and epilepsy. So I have some idea what the guy's going through.

There are a lot of people out there that really don’t actually want to work. They just live on unemployment as long as possible. However, you can’t refuse to accept jobs offered to you, so they do the worst job possible to go back to unemployment until it runs out and they have to actually work.

15:00 Reminds me of how my girlfriend and I worked at Lowe's hardware. we were constantly warned that we need to log out of any terminal we use for even a second because anyone could do nefarious stuff on their account. Now I love my gf dearly, but she IS kind of an airhead, and you can guess how that goes. turns out one of her aunts works there too, and she hates me and my gf. now one day, my girlfriend is fired. I ask the store manager why and of course he's "not at liberty to discuss other employees". I ask my gf what happened and they told her that 900 dollars was missing from her tills. that's totally bullshit, I'd have noticed 900 dollars worth of anything coming through, seeing as we live together and are dirt broke. I guarantee her aunt did it to get her fired. but we've got no proof. Lowe's treats people like absolute shit anyway, so I promised store manager I would tell as many people as possible to not let any family or friends work there. Tl:Dr Girlfriend got fired from Lowe's for "stealing 900 dollars" which I guarantee was her evil aunt framing her. Don't work for Lowe's.

@kekyointheshitpostingfool7959

11 ай бұрын

Used to work for Lowe's and it was shit. The managers treated my friend so disgustingly for no reason and I remember how much she cried bc of it. She finally quit and I did soon after. I personally didn't deal with the management, but the customers were buttholes. I'm obviously not a repairman or into stuff of the sort so I'm not too knowledgeable about a lot of the things they ask. But yet they get mad at me when I literally tell them I'm unsure about something. I'll ask another associate for help as they've been there longer than me. I remember a lot of people bitched to me about the service when trying to get an appliance as if the workers weren't helping out other people as it is then as they left they'd say "I'm taking my business to home Depot". Like, ok? This was last year

@11er33.

11 ай бұрын

@@kekyointheshitpostingfool7959 sounds about right, I work for home depot now, best job ive had yet

@destcupcake

9 ай бұрын

I absolutely HATED working at Lowes, i worked there right in the middle of Covid and was showing a lot of symptoms and i worked with a lot of elderly people so i had to call in and i got tested, came back negative but the rules were even if your test comes back negative you have to stay home for 48 hours afterwards so i followed the rules then when i came back the manager started to single me out and harass me during my breaks, i also would be the last person to get my lunch break even if i was one of the first people to show up for my shifts, so id only get it about an hour before my shift would end (i worked anywhere from an 8-10 hour shift) so needless to day i left after about a month of working there...

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

I can't comment whether or not Lowes is a terrible place to work. However, you cannot blame Lowes management for GF being fired. Employees were all warned to log off their terminals. GF didn't, so left herself open to being screwed over by evil Aunt. Lowes can't just ignore her till being short $900 just because you assure them GF didn't take it. GF is still responsible for the shortage because she failed to follow company policy and log out. Almost every retail place I have seen has cameras watching the tills. I cannot fathom Lowes not being able to review the security footage. GF would most likely still be fired for failure to log out, but the actual thief would probably be taken out in handcuffs.

Not how my hiring it walmart went at all in 2004. 😂 Filled out the application it might have had some questions about my personality. But the manager didn't even let me leave and just pulled me from the computer and said you're hired. Your department is shoes here's your boss. Learn the ropes from her. Boss showed me how to clock in and clock out where my locker was and how to front shoes. That's it. Then I worked my schedule as assigned. I couldn't work tue and thur, they didn't even blink and just didn't schedule me tue or thur. I quit 4 months later after my boss yelled at me for matching shoes on the "lost soles" bin. I matched 55 pairs of shoes and emptied half the bin. She was angry because now she had to price those pairs instead of sending them back to the manufacturer for a credit. None of them were clearance and they were all in season. I was proud of myself. Nobody goes to shoes at 8 am on a Monday. Heck, I had spent half that morning in fabric cutting fabric that I was never trained to do but already sewed a bunch and knew the steps from being a costumer. Nobody looks for a worker in Walmart shoes. End rant of my second worst job. 😂

My boss and I got bamboozled and hired someone that said she was very proficient in excel. ...... she has no f-ing idea and types with 2 fingers. DRIVES ME INSANE!!

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

Was she at least able to learn?

I really don't understand why people behave badly to get fired simply for unemployment checks. It would be faaaaar wiser to stick around and do a good job until you find something better. It's always easier to find a job when you already have one. Plus, you'll need a good reference.

“Drunk, bleeding, and clinging to a bag of ramen noodles” That is the most pathetic thing I’ve heard in my life

Similar to story 9 I’m a lower manager, but it wasn’t the first day. I’m the one that caught them on camera stealing $700 from another cashier’s drawer. Call my boss and kick off the investigation into it. Boss suspected something but couldn’t say anything. I was happy to help but distraught I was the first to catch it, and had to keep quiet until corporate delved further. $500 is instant federal charges (found out from another theft) and boss said the safe was off about $5K at that point. Why do I say that? Because i caught that on Friday and corporate didn’t get back to boss till 🙄Monday; yeah he worked over the weekend….. I go back to work in a few hours to hear the fallout… I hoped I was wrong, but given my boss’s reaction and her lack of call back, I seriously doubt it.

@Craftymom1o19

11 ай бұрын

Just got an update from boss, yup he Fired stole everyday on shift

I love your videos man I listen for hours while I work my 12 hour shifts each day keep it up

I hope the guy in story 1 finds a job. Poor thing.

The bartender that didn’t know what was in a gin and tonic 😂😂😂

It seems to me like the first guy he was talking about sounds like someone on the spectrum it may not be, but that’s my hunch. I say that because as a person who is high functioning autistic myself and has been a part of the autism and disability community for most of my life, I kind of have a inkling of what to look for, repetitiveness in speech and hyper-fixation are two of the things to be mindful of

The girl sleeping at work sounds high as a kite.

The Bakery I think the husband is controlling

@roxcyn

11 ай бұрын

It kind of sounds like he didn't want her to work there, too. I was thinking the whole time "why don't you work with her, then?" 😂

The first story was just people being assholes to someone who actually cares about his family, and maybe the dude wasn't given his schedule and he was just trying to figure out when he worked and got treated like shit by his managing team. I think this would more of what happened the guy I have a coworker who talks to her mom through the day and I'm not bothered.

Honestly big F-ing deal. It's ridiculous to force your employees not to drink the competitors products. Pretty stupid and sounds like that job wasn't worth having

My brother was basically fired on his first day. He was hired as a backer, so he had to work at night to have the stuff ready for the morning. He goes there, stays an hour (I don't remember how many hours he had to spend there, at least 4),and gets sent home because he was falling asleep. We told him to not play on the PS4, but he didn't listen. Sometime later they called him to go there bc the one they had hired couldn't come that day tho (and was never called again after that second time)

@CRUSH40RULES

9 ай бұрын

Did you mean to say baker? My uncle used to be a baker and he’s still on the baker’s clock. No matter what, he wakes up 3 in the morning.

@Yellowbeing08

9 ай бұрын

@@CRUSH40RULES yes, sorry English isn't my first language so sometimes I make this errors 😅

In the midwest, a mini burger is not uncommon as a garnish for a bloody mary

Wow, a Mostly/Mainly Facts video that wasn't repeated from a few days ago. It's been a while since that happened.

I used to use caps lock instead of shift for capital letters. It blew my mind when my dad showed me how to use Shift, when I was about seven.

In regards to the soda company one, I used to work for a local branch of Coke and would bring in a variety of drinks all the time. I was told to drink Coke products only while on shift and basically told them they can only dictate what I drink if they're buying (I don't drink alcohol so it wasn't that sorta problem). I then also mentioned how I'd be more than happy to put my drink of choice into a Coke branded water bottle if they would provide me one. Suddenly the entire branch was given those cheap plastic red water bottles, and it was a gift given to all new hires their first day. I got to continue drinking my non Coke brand drinks and the company was more than pleased

Personally I would have never given her a second chance she would have been fired that very moment I caught her on camera sleeping on the job

this video is like that one Patrick Star meme, "the nerve of some people."

1st story sounds like custody problems. Either the OP was REALLY oblivious or recounted it wierd on purpose.

I'm a fast typer and I use Caps Lock for capitals. In fact, I instinctively press Caps Lock after I finish, much to other people's annoyance

I don't blame me everybody knows at least I thought everybody knew that stealing is an automatic termination no matter where you work

Story 38 - That HAS to be worthy of a court case

I’m quite proud of how nice my resume is I spent many years in many trades : )

10:47 I can't fathom someone not having basic computer literacy. I would have had to drop out of school as early as 8th grade if I could not open a browser, use word, and excel.

16:25 Story 10. Some guy mansge to crash a patrol car into a school bus. There was minor damage. 😂Don't know if that was intended to be a pun add on. But I'll have to remember that for future comedy sake.

These are the ten percent of people who don’t even need to work. I’d gladly pay taxes to keep these geniuses out of my face.

Don't you have to work a certain amount of time in order to qualify for unemployment?

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

In my state, yes. And it is certainly much more than just a few weeks. But she may have previous employment that she can use to have the requisite amount of time.

They hired this guy he came into work one day with a bandage on his hand saying that he was injured using the compactor he wanted workman's comp he reapplied a few months later 😅

33:10 - was that girl a teetotaler that was eventually forced by destiny to get a bartending job? That's the only reason why I'd imagine someone wouldn't know what goes inside a bucket of beer.

That seventh story…I don’t know how it works in some places but having one person work overnight seems a bit much. Like why just someone working by themselves? Wouldn’t it be more efficient to have a few people working overnight?

He's right it's just not worth it cuz you only getting paid half salary and you have to actually looking for work I'm getting paid this money

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

I think they do up to 60% in my state - not sure. But I'd much rather be working for $1000 a week than get $600 in unemployment.

I'd rather work than fight the government for money. It's easier. Sad but true

@kekyointheshitpostingfool7959

11 ай бұрын

Same honestly. I suffer from BPD and GAD and have been since I was 13. My BPD wasn't diagnosed until I was 19. I've been working many part time jobs that leave me mentally burned out and it's hard to deal with a lot of people bc I'll get overwhelmed. Even tho I'm on meds and currently trying to get myself into therapy (I'm on a wait list) it just feels like nothing is going right. I just don't want people to think I gave up when I really just need the money. I'm trying to get into my own housing to become more independent but here in Texas I heard it's hard to get disability especially for mental disorders. It's not like I'm not trying, but it's just hard trying to figure things out. I'm low income as well, so treatments are hard.

Not a "worse employee" but awkward.... (39:11 The transferring employee story reminded me) I had to process an employee transfer from another store, while doing the paperwork he politely asked me if we get a lot of "Hot chicks" in the clothing store... Nothing inappropriate and we were the only people in the office. I just said he would have to ask the other guys.... Days later he comes into the stockroom where I was processing our new shipment... He had one of the female employees with him so I am thinking "WTF happened?" He asked if he could ask me a personal question.... Never bothers me... if you don't ask questions how do you learn..... So he said along the lines of "When we were doing the paperwork I asked about hot chicks in the store, you said to ask the other guys..." I said "Yeah" "Is that because you are gay?" I said "Yeah, Wait was the memo not in your transfer packet? " His jaw dropped and the female employee (who already knew) was trying not to laugh.....

First story, I think they shouldnt have fired him.

sidenote for everyone more interested in the parkour than the reddit stuff that footage is seemingly "stock" i saw another vid with the exact same parkour vid, down to the goofs (idiocy with the water maze and getting gimped by the fire after goofing a previous jump in the dynamite stage were the main tells)

The puppy story ❤😢

From the description he gave the accident probably occurred while they were having sex cuz nobody can be that incompetent behind the wheel

The first story made me feel so sad! I was almost in tears!! They could have given him a chance!!!!!😭😭😭

Story 1, this guy is definitely on the spectrum. He became overwhelmed because of the schedule sign number one. Sign number two, the constant questions are very common amount us autists. The people who fired him definitely don’t understand how autism works. The poor bastard needs some support..

I'm getting strong autism vibes from story 1

The bakery on I think the husband just wrote the review

18:08 being horny is sometimes like being drunk. You’re not all there

@JamesDavy2009

10 ай бұрын

For guys, less blood goes upstairs than down during those times.

Like the stories, but the way the background is moving was giving me a headache, so I'm mostly just listening.

5:20 What's wrong with using capslock instead of shift for uppercase letters? I personally use it and am myself a fast typer. (I've had people worrying about me breaking my keyboard because of fast I type, lol)

@galaxyanimal

10 ай бұрын

Because it's slower to press capslock, type the letter, then hit it again rather than holding shift while you type the letter, especially if you hunt & peck.

@JamesDavy2009

10 ай бұрын

@@galaxyanimal That was me in my mid-single digits-I used to do the hunt and peck thing and used caps lock for capital letters, but that was me learning how to type like every kid that didn't know the QWERTY layout. I get using caps lock if a whole word or phrase is in uppercase. A lot of elderly people lived during the typewriter era.

@galaxyanimal

10 ай бұрын

@@JamesDavy2009 Yeah, but in the typewriter era, you wouldn't use shift lock (which would lock the shifting mechanism in place, acting as if the shift key was held down, which is slightly different from the modern computerized caps lock) just to type a single symbol or capital letter.

@JamesDavy2009

10 ай бұрын

@@galaxyanimal That is true. For them you would have to use the nearby shift key to release the shift lock.

@galaxyanimal

10 ай бұрын

@@JamesDavy2009 Yep, and it would be straight-up wierd to use it instead of normal shift for normal capitalization.

11:00 Anyone excited to get unemployment outside of the pandemic era probably hasn't gotten it before. Your unemployment compensation is based off of the first 18 of the last 24 months (so it's better to be leaving a low paying job after a high paying job than a high paying job off a low paying job) with a HARD CAP in the neighborhood of $300 per week (each state is in a different part of this neighborhood, but I don't think any get far over $600). Then if you're in a more civilized state you get unemployment if didn't quit or get fired for cause. In states that are less sympathetic to the unemployed, you only get unemployment if you are fired ILLEGALLY and then getting to receive the unemployment benefits that you earned and paid premiums for is an added bonus. Even in middle of the road states, making any statement about potentially collecting unemployment before your termination is finalized, printed out, etched in stone and recorded at the local courthouse would be something an employer could report to support a "for cause" claim to deny you unemployment and earn the employer a refund on your UI premiums. In my state, anything said by the employer is automatically assumed to be factually true so unless they blurt out some kind of illegality or confession that your claim is valid, you get denied. On top of all this, if you do qualify, you survive your waiting week and begin receiving unemployment you will be cold called by your states UI department to be asked about all of these details again with leading questions to disqualify you like "Why were you fired?" or "Who fired you?" or "Why did you quit?" (I'm using these examples because in my case I was laid off after my company successfully completed the project I was hired for and they claimed to be reading from paperwork where I indicated that) and to flat out accuse you of lying about your job contacts. Again, the call isn't some courtesy to warn you they're going to validly deny you; it's a strategy to get people who have lied to confess. I don't know if they do this to a sample or to every single claimant, but I suspect the latter. It's a lot more work than earning that money in 25 hours of minimum wage employment.

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

I don't know where you live but NONE of that is true in my state. Where I live unemployment is based off your last 4 quarters of earnings (so the last 52 weeks). When I was last laid off, I got $885 a week and that was after federal and state taxes were withheld, and I was not at the top of the scale (having taxes withheld is optional and voluntary). Employees do NOT pay anything toward unemployment insurance, that is 100% paid for by the company. Companies never get a refund of unused UI premiums. They may qualify for a lower rate the next year if their claims were a certain percentage below their premiums. Mentioning collecting unemployment will NEVER disqualify you from collecting. The unemployment office will never call the employee and ask leading questions to try to get their benefits denied. They are more interested in helping you find another job than trying to deny you benefits. In some cases, an employee can qualify for unemployment even if they quit. It isn't easy but you need to show a legitimate reason for quitting. You ARE required to show you are actually looking for a job in order to keep collecting. Each week you are claiming benefits you have to enter at least three places you applied to and what the results were. After some weeks you will be required to go into one of the offices and present your job search logs and show evidence that you actually applied for work.

@smkfet

9 ай бұрын

​@@rolandhansen812 I was going to do a point by point comparison of our states, but I fucked up too many things so it would take forever. Let me just quickly answer by staying my experience is based on Missouri

@rolandhansen812

9 ай бұрын

@@smkfet Wow - tough state to be unemployed. Of course Massachusetts is the most liberal state in the country so it doesn't really surprise me it's much easier here.

4:46 she has a bad aditude

yhea...no that depends on a country

“Not a manager…”

Rc is so good in a can

@YourEverydayGuy2

5 күн бұрын

Where do you find rc in a can? I always find it in bottles

Aaaah...the AI voice!

I remember this one massive pain in the ass at my old job at this busy restaurant. He was new, and at first, he was a dishwasher. Good, because we really need one. Man has these weird ass tendencies too. Like before walking around a corner, he'll hide behind it and peek over it like he's Solid Snake or some shit. Eh, that's fine. But where my patience ran out was when I had to train him for pantry since I was the only pantry cook in the entire restaurant, and I had a day off the following day. He makes his salads relatively okay, if not a bit slow. But that slowness was nothing compared to how he prepared ice cream dishes. This motherfucker would spend, I kid you not, 5 whole minutes scooping up a SINGLE scoop of ice cream. He would do this weird thing where he would scoop some ice cream up, then proceed to fondle it with his hand. I asked him what the hell he was doing, and he said he was trying to get the air bubbles out. I told him he can do that by pressing the ice cream down into the bowl. Mind you I tried to make this as simple as possible for him, even showing him exactly how to do it. He didn't wanna listen. He kept taking forever to scoop ice cream, and by the time he got done with only a couple, the ice cream was all melted. And if that weren't bad enough, as he's running pantry the next day, he decides to eat some bread that was just prepared. Not a horrible thing to do, but not a good idea to do when customers constantly walk past the open doors of our kitchen. A manager politely lets him know about the proper policies if you want to eat on the clock, and this fucker just fucking leaves; as in he quit permanently. I was pissed at this for a while because I honestly felt insulted. Not only did he not listen to a single thing I taught him, but he also throws all that time I wasted training him out the window. I later told my friends about him, and they suspect that he's a sociopath.

I once fired someone (he drove over the road) in a semi truck, he wrote a scathing review saying that I “expected him to drive for extended periods of time” yeah no kidding the name of the job he took is what he was expected to do “ long distance truck driver”

@JamesDavy2009

10 ай бұрын

I guess there was a misunderstanding over the meaning of "long distance". In my country, our long distance truckies are used to driving more than 1,000 miles in a run.

to long didnt read.....YOU READ IT , ITS NOT NECESSARY!

Damn that last story was awful 💔

Haha the lying on a reaume ia great i had an old boss who ised to ad the letters after his name Md,Phd and so on but jist made them up with rqndom letters of any asked he jist made it up or claimed it was a typo he was ex SAS in aistralia and has done more in his life then 30 men wouod dream of a great man and an absolute godsend of a human being rest easy Gary mate the beers don't taste as good without you

First story: Guy might've had Autism or something =/