r/Maliciouscompliance Karen Tried AND FAILED to Fire Me
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@uniraffesaur7 ай бұрын
Damn, Steve is one hell of a guy. That’s full on “I don’t want you to suffer; I want you to LEARN”. 10/10 excellent leader.
@silverflight017 ай бұрын
Story 4: So basically he attempted to pull a scam, and then when it failed, he ran to his mommy. And then when the mom found out that he lied about the situation, he gets chewed out in Spanish. Yeah, I doubt he'll be trying to pull that ever again
@Mithandune
7 ай бұрын
Probably even had a La Chancla moment :)
@SelecaoOfMidas
7 ай бұрын
@@MithanduneNot La Chancla!? 😱💀
@jolly_oh_golly8443
7 ай бұрын
@Mithandune most definitely if things were thrown
@Icyangel10
7 ай бұрын
@@Mithandune lol You beat me to it
@JamesDoe67
7 ай бұрын
And he might have lost his tv and car privileges - even if he is a grown adult
@Fran109697 ай бұрын
"I was just desperate for some accountability thrown her way to create some positive change in the company" But OP did just that. Getting rid of an employee like that boss IS a positive change, and I'd argue that getting fired is a form of corporate accountability.
@vanguardangel69127 ай бұрын
Lesson of story 1: NEVER fuck with your secretary! They’re so underrated and undervalued!
@DSoSJohnH
7 ай бұрын
And they know everything (or most everything) that you do, they can seriously fuck up your career/life in an instant.
@ritchier3346
Ай бұрын
If I’ve learned anything from rSlash videos it’s that you don’t mess with the secretary and IT guy
@Sanodi217 ай бұрын
Second story, I felt a pit in my stomach when I heard the guy mention his son and knew this was going to end badly. He was already reaching special levels of stupid when he got as angry as he did over getting something different and *didn't* jump when he was told it was the most valuable version. But to say 'he doesn't deserve it' is so bad, good God. And even during the *pandemic* of all times? Father of the year material right there. Also, real quick, first story? OP shouldn't feel bad. They made the boss get held accountable and that's it. They didn't get the boss fired, the boss got themselves fired.
@crazyinsane500
7 ай бұрын
That dad in the second story sure has a bad case of what Michael Scott calls "Spiderface." "I'm going to return this figure worth over a hundred dollars that I only need to pay 15 for! That'll show my son!"
@Estarile
7 ай бұрын
I mean, his son very well might have done something that would mean he didn't deserve a 150$ present. Doesn't make the dad less of an ass, but we have no idea what happened with the kid. Maybe he tried to feed a sibling to a wolf or something.
@Sanodi21
7 ай бұрын
@@Estarile I get where you're coming from but with how the guy behaved either he's a terrible father or possibly even lied about having a kid because he tried to pull some dumb scam. He got snappy and refused to accept the rarer, more valuable one. It took him a month to 'talk with his son'. Then he still looked angry as hell when he saw the figure sell for so much right in front of his eyes.
@javaman71997 ай бұрын
"If you treat your employees right, they'll stick around for a while and that is worth more than a few pinched pennies" Another variation of "People don't quit jobs, they quit bosses".
@rapheAltoid77
7 ай бұрын
The version I know is "people don't quit bad jobs, they quit bad Management."
@Predated2
7 ай бұрын
@@rapheAltoid77 Well, people quit bad jobs too, if the pay sucks, the hours dont give freedom or whatever, people wont stick around, even if management is amazing. I've had a wonderful boss, but the job was terrible. The only reason I stuck around, was covid and I was on government support (which combined turned into somewhat decent pay, thats how terrible the job was). Nothing nearby was hiring (or at least, not my age range at the time, worse pay or worse job), and I didnt have the funds to move. Everyone else was about 5 years younger and could apply for other jobs a lot more easily, and they got accepted. So in the end, only me, my boss and 3 other people remained, to run a store that required at least 7 people to run. Once the store finally shutdown due to people no longer able to work, we all (except the boss), got severance payments for a few months, which gave me the funds to move AND the funds to survive for 14 months. Gave me time to prevent burnout, learn new skills and a job that pays me triple for less time. If I would have gotten paid like 5% more, I could have done so before covid.
@danielbrant67407 ай бұрын
*4th Story:* Stories like this serve as proof that humanity hasn't been getting dumber over time, we're just getting more of our acts of stupidity caught on camera.
@dracko1587 ай бұрын
Story 2: He wanted his money back, he got his money back! Why act as if OP is taking advantage of him despite telling him how valuable it is? He is also a sh*tty dad for saying his son didn't deserve the figure, like wtf dude, who hurt you? The young man buying the figure right in front of the guy is the icing on this malicious compliance cake, lol.
@Icyangel10
7 ай бұрын
Guessing he's some smug shit that doesn't fully see the value in certain things so thought it wasn't important & then was annoyed when he realized people would pay good money for that "yellow thing"
@ahstiasummers5583
7 ай бұрын
Because the man was entitled and thus can't comprehend how his own actions caused these consequences
@AtotehZ
7 ай бұрын
It doesn't sound like he did. He didn't say anything. He just didn't believe OP till he saw it, and what he saw wasn't what he wanted to see just after getting his return.
@bl4ckhearts802
7 ай бұрын
why are people hung up on the son not deesrerving it? jesus for all wee know the kid could ave been a brat or did something to be punished for oh no a child being diciplined the horror the shock
@digifreak907 ай бұрын
So often I feel like I hear/read "I wasn't trying to get them fired" and every time I just think, you didn't get them fired, their behavior got them fired.
@abiean222
7 ай бұрын
if the truth will ruin you, then you deserve to be ruined. so many people just can't seem to grasp that actions have consequences and if you don't want to face those consequences, don't do the thing.
@viper6525D7 ай бұрын
Story 2: Y’all have no idea how giddy I was to hear this story. I used to work at an anime/geek store, and moments like that were pretty common. They were a highlight of the day, especially if the previous customer was a Karen.
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
Yeah l, like how stupid can you be right?
@viper6525D
7 ай бұрын
@@anionleader I wouldn't say they were all stupid. A few were our regulars, fans and collectors, who would fall on hard times and just wanted their money back quickly, especially during 2020. They were always very chill and drop a lot of money on pre-ordering the good stuff, and a few I'd heavily push to keep their preorders as an investment if they really did need the money, but they would sadly declined. They were still a joy to have at the shop, since they'd buy other things once they were in order while having a nice chat about anime, comics or live action. Good times. Now the Karens though, oh yea, I loved doing the exact same thing OP did in their story. One time I had one come back with their child to buy w/e and when they saw a Funko POP they dropped the pre-order for being sold for $110 (it was $12 at the time of preorder btw) she got so mad that we "ripped her off" and demanded the item she "preordered". I had fun going back and forth with her as she demanded my manager, called me a theft and left saying she report the store for unfair practices. I did get in trouble for it by my GM for "failing to live up to customer expectations" w/e that means all things considered. W/e, quitting from there was still the best choice I ever made.
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
@viper6525D I wouldn't diss the regulars, of course, but the Karens and other undesirable types of customers make retail hell for just about anyone.
@TheAntiburglar7 ай бұрын
That yard work story with Steve and Jim was unexpectedly wholesome and put a huge smile on my face. Thanks Dabney 😊
@kristashafer93098
7 ай бұрын
It’s lovely to get the occasional wholesome story. It’s a nice break from the many stories of people treating others like dirt.
@BelleDreamer77 ай бұрын
I have a friend who does long haul trucking. You know who is smart/in a reputable company based on if they have dash cams. The number of idiots who try to get payouts from 18 wheelers is staggering. Like, do you know how powerful those vehicles are? Brake checking an 18 wheeler is like a dumber form of Russian roulette. The weight those vehicle haul can be so massive that they literally can not stop. My friend has shown dash cam footage of people leaving this world because they swerve in front of a truck, slam the brakes, and then you see a car disappear into a cloud of debris. Plus, the truck drivers do not get charged because the truck cams are so high they have the vantage point to see above and show that there was no reason to hit the brakes. Dumb, dumb move. Respect trucks people, they are super powerful vehicles and the people moving them are just trying to do their jobs. Edit: my friend has shown dash cam footage from other drivers. He has not, thank God, had any brake checks where he has made contact with another vehicle.
@It-is-me...Melsie
7 ай бұрын
Oh my gosh, people have actually died from attempting to pull that scam? That's nuts. Personally, I don't feel completely comfortable if I've got a big truck right behind me when I'm on the motorway as I know if something goes wrong up ahead it's going to take them a lot longer to come to a stop.
@shannonp16567 ай бұрын
Even this old boomer knows about collectible figures. If I thought my son didn't deserve it I'd still buy it and save it for later. C'mon dad, collectibles have been a thing for a long time.
@ResidentMilf
7 ай бұрын
If he was dead set on having the original, he could have sold the rare one, bought a regular one, and pocketed the difference, but being right was more important I guess.
@arthurramirez5665
7 ай бұрын
Some cornballs make the mistake of thinking everyone who collects funko pops intends to sell them.
@uniraffesaur7 ай бұрын
The Funko Pop story gave me war flashbacks to working at Hot Topic during the peak of the Pop Vinyl craze. The number of rules we had to have on them for both employees and customers was ridiculous. We had to place limitations on how many could be bought because resellers would swipe them out from under actual collectors (ESPECIALLY on release day). Rules that if you push, shove, hit, yell, etc., we reserve the right not to sell to you and you will be asked to leave. Chase variants had to be on the sales floor for at least 24 hours before employees were allowed to buy them (which NEVER happened because chases were so valuable) Now I have a bunch of plastic figurines that aren’t really worth anything but at least they’re characters I like lol
@Yumi_Jay
7 ай бұрын
I have a few funko pops because I like the characters or the sport player. To me that's the real value.
@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va
7 ай бұрын
FuncoPops are today's version of beanie baby's... They're going to be 10 for $1 at yard sales.
@Annie_Annie__7 ай бұрын
On the last story, I figured the truck driver was an owner-operator right away. I love those kinds of moments. The “I _am_ the manager/owner” type stories. When I was a kid I spent my summers and Christmas breaks with my dad on his semi truck. You wouldn’t believe how many people try to pull these scams. They see the ads from lawyers talking about trucking accidents, and think they could get a big paycheck if they get hit by a truck. They don’t realize what a dangerous game they’re playing. Thank goodness for dash cams. Those idiots can’t get away with anything these days since most trucks have dash cams.
@TheSimba86
7 ай бұрын
shouldn't that hard to catch that he's the owner operator considering he says so at the very beginning of the story LOL
@Annie_Annie__
7 ай бұрын
@@TheSimba86 Oh, did he? Ha! I completely missed that. That’s what I get for listening before coffee. 😆
@silverflight017 ай бұрын
Story 2: Yeah, I'm completely lost on what this was guy was trying to do (besides get the $5 back), because something tells me that either he's trying to pull a scam, or he's just that obnoxious.
@RiveroftheWither
7 ай бұрын
I assume obnoxious because I can't think of what scam he was trying to pull.
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
Reminded me of that other seller, who had a kid buy baseball cards, sprung a rare one that had a mail-in offer attached, he told the kid but the dimwit dad was so stupidly protective and also assumed the OP was a scammer, so in the end, he snooze he loses.
@ResidentMilf
7 ай бұрын
I've known people like this. Winning an argument is more important to them than finding a solution or the truth. He simply didn't want to listen because that would mean he was wrong.
@kaiseremotion854
7 ай бұрын
@@ResidentMilf Naw I think its more "he didn't want his son to be happy"
@CRSB00
7 ай бұрын
he's the type of old-fashioned person who thinks "toys are for kids and they can't possibly be expensive and that person who's telling me otherwise? they're lying!"
@DragonbornMike-ym2er7 ай бұрын
Story 3: So the flat rate guys get paid more, and get a free lunch. But hourly guys get paid less, with less benefits, and still have the risk of running out of work which is less pay? Jim was dumb for asking for this. But it's really gross how poorly hourly guys get treated.
@ryuk65
7 ай бұрын
I could be wrong but I just took it as Per Yard people being full time and Per Hour as part-time, maybe there once or twice a week
@auraguardianemerald6667
7 ай бұрын
There's something similar here in my town. The 'hourly people' (to compare to the story) are highschool kids that can only work after school versus the 'per yard' people who were full time and can be at a site at 6am until 4pm when the school kids take over. However they don't just get paid min wage, they get school credits for helping, and they get a free meal. As the other group doesn't get school credits they also get a free breakfast.
@Sorchia567 ай бұрын
Steve is an amazing employer and a brilliant businessman! Kind, considerate and generous is what keeps your employees happy and the work coming in. He did brilliantly towards Jim.
@Black-pq2iw7 ай бұрын
Last story: Braking or cutting in front of a truck is EXTREMELY dangerous. Sometimes the load the truck is carrying is so heavy that all they can do is hit the brakes to no avail while the truck jams on top of whatever is in front of it. I've heard a story from a guy once about his friend who died because a woman has hit the brakes in front of him, and he was carrying aluminum coils. The coils broke free from the cargo compartment and broke their way across the cabin, smashing him in the process.
@GBunnyG7 ай бұрын
Story 2: People REALLY underestimate the value Funko Pops can get to. They aren't beanie babies. 😂
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
To be fair, with the way how people treat Funkos nowadays? It still feels like Beanie Babies from a long time ago.
@GBunnyG
7 ай бұрын
@@anionleader You're not wrong about that. Unboxed is the new removed tag.
@BearcatJohn827 ай бұрын
Third story: it heartens me when the victim of the MC becomes better for it.
@agnesacosta76767 ай бұрын
My 13 yr son showed me your channel and now we watch it together every day...thanks
@It-is-me...Melsie
7 ай бұрын
😆 My son introduced me to this channel too, and Emkay.
@Bradley228047 ай бұрын
Man the boss in story 3 is a god send
@Dorvin557 ай бұрын
That "Yellow thing" is Six Paths Kyubi Cloak Naruto. Rare af.
@13BGunBunny7 ай бұрын
A Karen hurt my feelings. 😢 I asked for her Manager but Super Karen was on her weekly vacation.
@chriscarpenter33707 ай бұрын
as someone who collects transformers the funko pop story is hilarious
@RiveroftheWither
7 ай бұрын
As someone who has a modest Funko collection, I also find it hilarious. Especially since one of my figures is a limited edition Dead Pool my brother got as an abandoned pre-order 😂
@SirPreyas7 ай бұрын
For the 3rd story: 100% agreed! Treat your employees right and they will stand by you.
@TheBaffelio7 ай бұрын
Oh cool a rare 18 wheeler story. Its fun hearing those since i drive one as well.
@lillyvonshtup73147 ай бұрын
Last story.. I see mama going after the son with her shoe or a wooden spoon 😂
@KostasHolopain7 ай бұрын
Third Story: Finally, someone who understands the dynamics between employer and employee! Hats off to you, good sir!
@louib7167 ай бұрын
Remember, kids. If it's not written down in notes or email, it didnt happen.
@richewilson63947 ай бұрын
This is why we need to have real world math in math classes so people can understand if they're being cheated or being given a good deal on something.
@abiean222
7 ай бұрын
what we need to do is bring back home economics and teach our kids how to do things like calculate deals and taxes. as well as life skills like cleaning and cooking.
@richewilson6394
7 ай бұрын
@@abiean222 Yes and a mandatory basic vehicle maintenance check like how to change a tire or your oil something!!!
@SkyEcho7517 ай бұрын
Story 2: Yep, people don't seem to understand that just cause YOU don't think it's worth that much, doesn't mean others also won't think it's worth that much.
@abiean222
7 ай бұрын
"one man's trash is another's treasure"
@niagargoyle
7 ай бұрын
In 2017, I was at GameStop a week after the Nintendo Switch came out. I figured that I wasn’t going to get a copy before the fall, but there was lady in front of me who was apparently more optimistic. She asked if the store had any Switches, and the cashier said that they had a bundle that came with Breath of the Wild, Bomberman, a backpack, and a second set of controllers. She refused because she only wanted the Switch and BotW. As she left I rang up my order and asked about the price of the bundle. It turns out that it costed the same as a Switch, Zelda, and the extra controllers, and the other items were basically free. I still use the backpack to this day.
@FlanylShirtman7 ай бұрын
Story 4: I have a story similar to this. I was on my way to work, feeling good. I had finally paid off my car loan, the title was on the way, I had a full tank of gas, and good car feelings. Then I ran into traffic. Total grid lock. I wind up behind a semi-truck without a trailer, a smaller one used by a local tree farm. This guy was not using his brake to hold himself stopped, but he is bouncing on the clutch. He'd roll backwards about 5-10 feet, then let out the clutch to catch himself, and roll forward again. I kept myself well back from him, about 25-30 feet to give him room. I could see the driver through the little back window in the cab. Then I saw him lean way over to the passenger side of the cab, and he starts rolling backwards. We are in grid lock. I have no where to go. I lean on my horn when he got to about 15 feet, and he just kept rolling still reaching for the passenger side. Then it happened... crunch as his dumb ass lets his truck roll backwards into my finally paid off car. Good day ruined. I fight my way over to the side of the road. There wasn't any steam coming from under my hood, so I knew he didn't crush my radiator, but I was still pissed. Since traffic was so bad, he didn't get very far. I ran to his truck, beat on the door, then tried opening it myself and found it unlocked. I started yelling obscenities about his intelligence, then told him to pull over. He did. I kept my head as cool as I could while I got his info and took pictures. For his part, he knew he screwed up. He was apologetic, gave all info I asked for, and we left. I got to work, filed a police report while on a break, then at lunch I called his company. Told them I would be calling their insurance company, but I wanted to make sure their man reported the accident to them before I did, and how he caused it. We talked for a few minutes, they made their assurances, I joked about how I had just made the last payment on my car the day before so of course this happened. They again apologized, said they would make sure everything would be taken care of, and we left the call laughing.
@naraferalina23087 ай бұрын
The story of Jim and Steve is amazingly wholesome.
@jordancummins30927 ай бұрын
Story 4 was the funniest backfire I ever heard. The dude runs to mommy dearest to try and lash out at O.P and it backfires so bad. Hope the scammer got the scolding of a lifetime that he won't soon forget. Here's hoping the dude never tries that stunt again
@vk1pe7 ай бұрын
#1: I work in the Work Health & Safety (WHS) part of my work area. I really appreciate what was implied in this story. Wow!
@ashleysmartinez33767 ай бұрын
As a person from Laredo and this being the biggest important export city in the nation, yeah sounds about right😭 especially with the Hispanic mother, screaming in Spanish😭
@shebakoby7 ай бұрын
story 1: Imagine being such a Cluster of Bees (PLEASE NOTE: "Cluster of Bees" ONLY refers to abusive instances of Cluster B) Boss that you have an entire DEPARTMENT as a scapegoat. The other departments were the "Golden Children". Narcissistic Bosses behave in this manner because they believe if they have a scapegoat to point to, it'll take the heat off them. Apparently this works way too often.
@spencerleifeld75177 ай бұрын
Story 1: She's right. If she should be fired, she should have been fired alread.
@ghostrecondelta17414 ай бұрын
I had an assistant manager at a previous job that was just awful. They would constantly belittle and micromanage everyone, take 15-20 minutes breaks every hour out of sight of the cameras, and was just all around an awful person. Every time ANYONE filed a report to the store manager or HR, they would be met with the typical bs about how all we do is complain and that they're not going to go through with the report because we were just lying. I should add that OTHER Assistant Managers also had the same issues and results when they filed complaints too. One day I just had enough of them and some other unrelated issues and just put my two weeks in. I ran into a coworker a week after I quit and it turns out that they, along with two others quit a few days after I left. For that same manager. It's no wonder they couldn't keep people for more than a few weeks.
@strikeforce15007 ай бұрын
3rd story: Man,I want,no, gonna be Steve from now on. Man is an example to live by. Even tho I probably would had been a bit of a tease, but not too far
@SoldierSpiderx7 ай бұрын
first story: this type boss that end up get someone killed cause they don't care about safer rule and they find cheap way to cut cost and OP boss probably didn't knew what OP job was and didn't care till that meeting and her boss big boss came and fired her
@KumiChan20047 ай бұрын
The per yard form of payment could be used to take advantage of the employees. But glad to hear that isn't the case in this situation.
@sourisvoleur48547 ай бұрын
I swear I've heard two of these stories. Presumably on other readers' sites.
@woofy19887 ай бұрын
Story 4: How did he forget to fear La Chancla?! You don't lie to your mom when she can and will beat your ass as soon as she finds out you lied!
@Yumi_Jay7 ай бұрын
Ugh. If I knew that the item I won had that high of a resale value I would paid up, sell it and buy another normal one for the collection. Parents like him are just bad.
@profesordickweed82017 ай бұрын
That last story makes my town look bad I'm sorry to op
@darko-man85497 ай бұрын
Story 3: is wholesome af and freat.
@CassiusKent7 ай бұрын
If someone asks you are you sure repeatedly, MAKE SURE.
@IISimpleII7 ай бұрын
I hate it when stories start with how amazing they were as an employee. Tbh they probably aren’t and they loose a lot of credibility.
@Malz10297 ай бұрын
What ever happened to all the I don’t work here lady stories 😭😭😭😭
@workout47807 ай бұрын
Love listening to your vids sometimes i wait a week so i can binge them
@dejaview193 ай бұрын
The end of the "by the hour" story feels more like benevolent noncompliance.
@md_studios98197 ай бұрын
Malicious compliance chain 👇
@BananaBoy757 ай бұрын
Day 159 (Week 23 Day 6) of asking rslash to do some feel-good content because he deserves it
@Madewell297 ай бұрын
Story 3: Boss is one of the good ones.
@Ernoskij7 ай бұрын
So nice to get a positive malicious compliance story :)
@van41956 ай бұрын
story 3 warms my heart. those are good men
@MMKMoore16 ай бұрын
Last story - So the saying should be - don't mess around with IT, farmers, or long haul truckers! 😂
@yertmax7 ай бұрын
LOL. Also listening as I'm driving into Laredo, TX
@deniseeulert25037 ай бұрын
In #2 it's probably good the poor kid didn't get the figure, as his crappy dad would have likely taken it from him an resold it
@somescottishlassie8917 ай бұрын
That must must money for a *funko pop* ?!.. a funko pop of all things?
@DeanDraxon8752
7 ай бұрын
Well they are collectables, and considered a “luxury item”. So the rarer ones definitely get up there in price. That’s just how collectors items are, and people are willing to pay for them so they just keep getting pricier.
@somescottishlassie891
7 ай бұрын
@@DeanDraxon8752 personally i think it's daft but if i makes people happy then that's what matters lol
@alexanderhenby1362
7 ай бұрын
You think that's a lot. I've played magic the gathering since 97' I can guarantee I have cards shove in binders and old cookie tins worth hundreds.
@somescottishlassie891
7 ай бұрын
@@alexanderhenby1362 that's more understandable since there's a whole game behind it lol
@cel7734
7 ай бұрын
@@somescottishlassie891And behind the funkos there are games, movies, series, books, videogames, and a helluva lot more. That's why they end up being so expensive on resale sometimes. Either they're from a niche series that got a limited number of figures released, or from one that's very popular at the moment and the specific funko is the equivalent of the shiny or holographic cards. That's what makes them valuable to the people that collect them. Me? I don't particularly like the figure style tbh. I won't throw it away if I get one as a gift, but I won't spend money on it either kind of thing.
@ghoullovinbutch7 ай бұрын
Have a good day everyone! I hope everybody is having a good week! Man, I love MC.
@hihi-kj5wv
7 ай бұрын
Good morning
@NorCalMtnBiker867 ай бұрын
Damn all these stories were great and can't pick a favorite!
@susansusan66127 ай бұрын
Phone number story - that situation is why I have a dash cam…..
@susansusan6612
7 ай бұрын
NOOOOOOOOOO !!! Post that sh*t online so all of us can have a good laugh !!!! Give it to wham bam dash cam !!!!
@truthseeker9249
7 ай бұрын
My boyfriend has a dash cam too.
@red_the_fox7 ай бұрын
Story 3 I LOVE this story, Steve is the best guy ever. Treats his employees right.
@shersmk907 ай бұрын
Ast one was def a golden oldie. Have heard that one a few years ago too.
@newnewt-r9q7 ай бұрын
Good morning!
@averay7532
7 ай бұрын
Good Morning 😊
@jp11167 ай бұрын
Hey the start of this video is relatable to my irl life. 5 of the seven employees at one location sent in complaints about one person all at once with emails that were so similar one person could of written them.
@MrWWIIBuff6 ай бұрын
That Boss Story. Its once again the case of if the company shows loyalty to its employees, the employees will show loyalty to it. It sounds like Steve's employees would take a bullet for him, because he treated them well. I had some NCO's like that when I was in the Army. They'd get out of their leader meeting, and knew damn well we had some BS tasks that 'needed' to get done, so he'd take our breakfast order and run to our local Gas Station/Convienence store and grab us some hot food. Loved that dude. I'd kick piles of rocks in Afghanistan if he asked me to.
@spiderzvow17 ай бұрын
Story 1. This is why u never go above and beyond. Ur company does not care about u
@MrsShocoTaco7 ай бұрын
Stpry1 If accountability ruins a person's life, they had it coming.
@GemsOfRedditStudios7 ай бұрын
You can’t tell me there isn’t something wrong with people trying to get you fired. As long as you’re doing your job 🤷🏼♂️ why are people so salty?
@emmanuelesparza16947 ай бұрын
I can verify story 4 happens alot there. My cousin is a trucker and she hates Laredo for all the fraud insurance attempts.
@reddiamond65247 ай бұрын
Dang. The universe was really on ops side in story2 having that guy show up at an incredibly perfect time.
@SKaVeN97987 ай бұрын
Dabney seems to have become quite fixated on r/Petty/ProRevenge and r/AITA. 😀 AITA can be amusing sometimes but the revenge can be a bit long and boring IMO. I miss r/EntitledParent/Kid and r/ChoosingBeggers, and r/NiceGirls/Guys were hilarious! The r/Karen and r/B!rch subreddits and very popular so I hope he thinks about adding them to his to do list. 😊
@erisguzman33513 ай бұрын
rslash: laredo tx me, who grew up there: ah, yes, bad driver central.
@polyacov_yury7 ай бұрын
The kid in the last story got some good old Spanish Mom Slipper 😂
@gamerz11727 ай бұрын
Story 2: the guy in this story wonders why hes surrounded by idiots all day
@kairomorals76847 ай бұрын
Hehehe
@ravenpoe70937 ай бұрын
Sounds like the last guy got the chankla from mama 😂
@Tyler-hh4nf7 ай бұрын
The the Funko Pop the story I'm guessing was GameStop
@dragonfire3003 ай бұрын
Rslash, you need to post a video of nothing but puppy bloopers
@Tiwill0V24 ай бұрын
ngl the naruto figurine was hilarious, i worked in retail and i just wish i was op lmao
@bruisebruise13417 ай бұрын
How much do you want to bet he got the sandal?
@Mewse12037 ай бұрын
Phone number: bro got La Chancla 😂😂
@Shogun_A.I.
7 ай бұрын
Once la chancla starts flying, you know there's no way outta this one
@1musamune7 ай бұрын
Story one: If this happened here in the sates Of course she'd get fired you don't mess with OSHA
@Merk9877 ай бұрын
The by the hour story is so cool Iove how guys will do anything to help each other
@11epicnoob7 ай бұрын
I missed these kinds of stories
@jeremylando407 ай бұрын
The rare item story frustrates me I’d love a KCM Naruto funco pop
@Hard4kids7 ай бұрын
i honestly love your channel and ive been watching it every since lockdown began
@avesatanae7 ай бұрын
That landkeeper boss is an exploitatie asshole. A terrible boss.
@dolanvskaney7 ай бұрын
I just don't get the appeal of Junko Pops.
@boredginger60847 ай бұрын
Man I love how early these get posted. Makes these early h feedings with my son more enduring 😂
@jdii56987 ай бұрын
Re: last story - dash cam FTW again! Well played sir. 👍
Пікірлер: 205
Damn, Steve is one hell of a guy. That’s full on “I don’t want you to suffer; I want you to LEARN”. 10/10 excellent leader.
Story 4: So basically he attempted to pull a scam, and then when it failed, he ran to his mommy. And then when the mom found out that he lied about the situation, he gets chewed out in Spanish. Yeah, I doubt he'll be trying to pull that ever again
@Mithandune
7 ай бұрын
Probably even had a La Chancla moment :)
@SelecaoOfMidas
7 ай бұрын
@@MithanduneNot La Chancla!? 😱💀
@jolly_oh_golly8443
7 ай бұрын
@Mithandune most definitely if things were thrown
@Icyangel10
7 ай бұрын
@@Mithandune lol You beat me to it
@JamesDoe67
7 ай бұрын
And he might have lost his tv and car privileges - even if he is a grown adult
"I was just desperate for some accountability thrown her way to create some positive change in the company" But OP did just that. Getting rid of an employee like that boss IS a positive change, and I'd argue that getting fired is a form of corporate accountability.
Lesson of story 1: NEVER fuck with your secretary! They’re so underrated and undervalued!
@DSoSJohnH
7 ай бұрын
And they know everything (or most everything) that you do, they can seriously fuck up your career/life in an instant.
@ritchier3346
Ай бұрын
If I’ve learned anything from rSlash videos it’s that you don’t mess with the secretary and IT guy
Second story, I felt a pit in my stomach when I heard the guy mention his son and knew this was going to end badly. He was already reaching special levels of stupid when he got as angry as he did over getting something different and *didn't* jump when he was told it was the most valuable version. But to say 'he doesn't deserve it' is so bad, good God. And even during the *pandemic* of all times? Father of the year material right there. Also, real quick, first story? OP shouldn't feel bad. They made the boss get held accountable and that's it. They didn't get the boss fired, the boss got themselves fired.
@crazyinsane500
7 ай бұрын
That dad in the second story sure has a bad case of what Michael Scott calls "Spiderface." "I'm going to return this figure worth over a hundred dollars that I only need to pay 15 for! That'll show my son!"
@Estarile
7 ай бұрын
I mean, his son very well might have done something that would mean he didn't deserve a 150$ present. Doesn't make the dad less of an ass, but we have no idea what happened with the kid. Maybe he tried to feed a sibling to a wolf or something.
@Sanodi21
7 ай бұрын
@@Estarile I get where you're coming from but with how the guy behaved either he's a terrible father or possibly even lied about having a kid because he tried to pull some dumb scam. He got snappy and refused to accept the rarer, more valuable one. It took him a month to 'talk with his son'. Then he still looked angry as hell when he saw the figure sell for so much right in front of his eyes.
"If you treat your employees right, they'll stick around for a while and that is worth more than a few pinched pennies" Another variation of "People don't quit jobs, they quit bosses".
@rapheAltoid77
7 ай бұрын
The version I know is "people don't quit bad jobs, they quit bad Management."
@Predated2
7 ай бұрын
@@rapheAltoid77 Well, people quit bad jobs too, if the pay sucks, the hours dont give freedom or whatever, people wont stick around, even if management is amazing. I've had a wonderful boss, but the job was terrible. The only reason I stuck around, was covid and I was on government support (which combined turned into somewhat decent pay, thats how terrible the job was). Nothing nearby was hiring (or at least, not my age range at the time, worse pay or worse job), and I didnt have the funds to move. Everyone else was about 5 years younger and could apply for other jobs a lot more easily, and they got accepted. So in the end, only me, my boss and 3 other people remained, to run a store that required at least 7 people to run. Once the store finally shutdown due to people no longer able to work, we all (except the boss), got severance payments for a few months, which gave me the funds to move AND the funds to survive for 14 months. Gave me time to prevent burnout, learn new skills and a job that pays me triple for less time. If I would have gotten paid like 5% more, I could have done so before covid.
*4th Story:* Stories like this serve as proof that humanity hasn't been getting dumber over time, we're just getting more of our acts of stupidity caught on camera.
Story 2: He wanted his money back, he got his money back! Why act as if OP is taking advantage of him despite telling him how valuable it is? He is also a sh*tty dad for saying his son didn't deserve the figure, like wtf dude, who hurt you? The young man buying the figure right in front of the guy is the icing on this malicious compliance cake, lol.
@Icyangel10
7 ай бұрын
Guessing he's some smug shit that doesn't fully see the value in certain things so thought it wasn't important & then was annoyed when he realized people would pay good money for that "yellow thing"
@ahstiasummers5583
7 ай бұрын
Because the man was entitled and thus can't comprehend how his own actions caused these consequences
@AtotehZ
7 ай бұрын
It doesn't sound like he did. He didn't say anything. He just didn't believe OP till he saw it, and what he saw wasn't what he wanted to see just after getting his return.
@bl4ckhearts802
7 ай бұрын
why are people hung up on the son not deesrerving it? jesus for all wee know the kid could ave been a brat or did something to be punished for oh no a child being diciplined the horror the shock
So often I feel like I hear/read "I wasn't trying to get them fired" and every time I just think, you didn't get them fired, their behavior got them fired.
@abiean222
7 ай бұрын
if the truth will ruin you, then you deserve to be ruined. so many people just can't seem to grasp that actions have consequences and if you don't want to face those consequences, don't do the thing.
Story 2: Y’all have no idea how giddy I was to hear this story. I used to work at an anime/geek store, and moments like that were pretty common. They were a highlight of the day, especially if the previous customer was a Karen.
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
Yeah l, like how stupid can you be right?
@viper6525D
7 ай бұрын
@@anionleader I wouldn't say they were all stupid. A few were our regulars, fans and collectors, who would fall on hard times and just wanted their money back quickly, especially during 2020. They were always very chill and drop a lot of money on pre-ordering the good stuff, and a few I'd heavily push to keep their preorders as an investment if they really did need the money, but they would sadly declined. They were still a joy to have at the shop, since they'd buy other things once they were in order while having a nice chat about anime, comics or live action. Good times. Now the Karens though, oh yea, I loved doing the exact same thing OP did in their story. One time I had one come back with their child to buy w/e and when they saw a Funko POP they dropped the pre-order for being sold for $110 (it was $12 at the time of preorder btw) she got so mad that we "ripped her off" and demanded the item she "preordered". I had fun going back and forth with her as she demanded my manager, called me a theft and left saying she report the store for unfair practices. I did get in trouble for it by my GM for "failing to live up to customer expectations" w/e that means all things considered. W/e, quitting from there was still the best choice I ever made.
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
@viper6525D I wouldn't diss the regulars, of course, but the Karens and other undesirable types of customers make retail hell for just about anyone.
That yard work story with Steve and Jim was unexpectedly wholesome and put a huge smile on my face. Thanks Dabney 😊
@kristashafer93098
7 ай бұрын
It’s lovely to get the occasional wholesome story. It’s a nice break from the many stories of people treating others like dirt.
I have a friend who does long haul trucking. You know who is smart/in a reputable company based on if they have dash cams. The number of idiots who try to get payouts from 18 wheelers is staggering. Like, do you know how powerful those vehicles are? Brake checking an 18 wheeler is like a dumber form of Russian roulette. The weight those vehicle haul can be so massive that they literally can not stop. My friend has shown dash cam footage of people leaving this world because they swerve in front of a truck, slam the brakes, and then you see a car disappear into a cloud of debris. Plus, the truck drivers do not get charged because the truck cams are so high they have the vantage point to see above and show that there was no reason to hit the brakes. Dumb, dumb move. Respect trucks people, they are super powerful vehicles and the people moving them are just trying to do their jobs. Edit: my friend has shown dash cam footage from other drivers. He has not, thank God, had any brake checks where he has made contact with another vehicle.
@It-is-me...Melsie
7 ай бұрын
Oh my gosh, people have actually died from attempting to pull that scam? That's nuts. Personally, I don't feel completely comfortable if I've got a big truck right behind me when I'm on the motorway as I know if something goes wrong up ahead it's going to take them a lot longer to come to a stop.
Even this old boomer knows about collectible figures. If I thought my son didn't deserve it I'd still buy it and save it for later. C'mon dad, collectibles have been a thing for a long time.
@ResidentMilf
7 ай бұрын
If he was dead set on having the original, he could have sold the rare one, bought a regular one, and pocketed the difference, but being right was more important I guess.
@arthurramirez5665
7 ай бұрын
Some cornballs make the mistake of thinking everyone who collects funko pops intends to sell them.
The Funko Pop story gave me war flashbacks to working at Hot Topic during the peak of the Pop Vinyl craze. The number of rules we had to have on them for both employees and customers was ridiculous. We had to place limitations on how many could be bought because resellers would swipe them out from under actual collectors (ESPECIALLY on release day). Rules that if you push, shove, hit, yell, etc., we reserve the right not to sell to you and you will be asked to leave. Chase variants had to be on the sales floor for at least 24 hours before employees were allowed to buy them (which NEVER happened because chases were so valuable) Now I have a bunch of plastic figurines that aren’t really worth anything but at least they’re characters I like lol
@Yumi_Jay
7 ай бұрын
I have a few funko pops because I like the characters or the sport player. To me that's the real value.
@OldsmobileCutlass1969Va
7 ай бұрын
FuncoPops are today's version of beanie baby's... They're going to be 10 for $1 at yard sales.
On the last story, I figured the truck driver was an owner-operator right away. I love those kinds of moments. The “I _am_ the manager/owner” type stories. When I was a kid I spent my summers and Christmas breaks with my dad on his semi truck. You wouldn’t believe how many people try to pull these scams. They see the ads from lawyers talking about trucking accidents, and think they could get a big paycheck if they get hit by a truck. They don’t realize what a dangerous game they’re playing. Thank goodness for dash cams. Those idiots can’t get away with anything these days since most trucks have dash cams.
@TheSimba86
7 ай бұрын
shouldn't that hard to catch that he's the owner operator considering he says so at the very beginning of the story LOL
@Annie_Annie__
7 ай бұрын
@@TheSimba86 Oh, did he? Ha! I completely missed that. That’s what I get for listening before coffee. 😆
Story 2: Yeah, I'm completely lost on what this was guy was trying to do (besides get the $5 back), because something tells me that either he's trying to pull a scam, or he's just that obnoxious.
@RiveroftheWither
7 ай бұрын
I assume obnoxious because I can't think of what scam he was trying to pull.
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
Reminded me of that other seller, who had a kid buy baseball cards, sprung a rare one that had a mail-in offer attached, he told the kid but the dimwit dad was so stupidly protective and also assumed the OP was a scammer, so in the end, he snooze he loses.
@ResidentMilf
7 ай бұрын
I've known people like this. Winning an argument is more important to them than finding a solution or the truth. He simply didn't want to listen because that would mean he was wrong.
@kaiseremotion854
7 ай бұрын
@@ResidentMilf Naw I think its more "he didn't want his son to be happy"
@CRSB00
7 ай бұрын
he's the type of old-fashioned person who thinks "toys are for kids and they can't possibly be expensive and that person who's telling me otherwise? they're lying!"
Story 3: So the flat rate guys get paid more, and get a free lunch. But hourly guys get paid less, with less benefits, and still have the risk of running out of work which is less pay? Jim was dumb for asking for this. But it's really gross how poorly hourly guys get treated.
@ryuk65
7 ай бұрын
I could be wrong but I just took it as Per Yard people being full time and Per Hour as part-time, maybe there once or twice a week
@auraguardianemerald6667
7 ай бұрын
There's something similar here in my town. The 'hourly people' (to compare to the story) are highschool kids that can only work after school versus the 'per yard' people who were full time and can be at a site at 6am until 4pm when the school kids take over. However they don't just get paid min wage, they get school credits for helping, and they get a free meal. As the other group doesn't get school credits they also get a free breakfast.
Steve is an amazing employer and a brilliant businessman! Kind, considerate and generous is what keeps your employees happy and the work coming in. He did brilliantly towards Jim.
Last story: Braking or cutting in front of a truck is EXTREMELY dangerous. Sometimes the load the truck is carrying is so heavy that all they can do is hit the brakes to no avail while the truck jams on top of whatever is in front of it. I've heard a story from a guy once about his friend who died because a woman has hit the brakes in front of him, and he was carrying aluminum coils. The coils broke free from the cargo compartment and broke their way across the cabin, smashing him in the process.
Story 2: People REALLY underestimate the value Funko Pops can get to. They aren't beanie babies. 😂
@anionleader
7 ай бұрын
To be fair, with the way how people treat Funkos nowadays? It still feels like Beanie Babies from a long time ago.
@GBunnyG
7 ай бұрын
@@anionleader You're not wrong about that. Unboxed is the new removed tag.
Third story: it heartens me when the victim of the MC becomes better for it.
My 13 yr son showed me your channel and now we watch it together every day...thanks
@It-is-me...Melsie
7 ай бұрын
😆 My son introduced me to this channel too, and Emkay.
Man the boss in story 3 is a god send
That "Yellow thing" is Six Paths Kyubi Cloak Naruto. Rare af.
A Karen hurt my feelings. 😢 I asked for her Manager but Super Karen was on her weekly vacation.
as someone who collects transformers the funko pop story is hilarious
@RiveroftheWither
7 ай бұрын
As someone who has a modest Funko collection, I also find it hilarious. Especially since one of my figures is a limited edition Dead Pool my brother got as an abandoned pre-order 😂
For the 3rd story: 100% agreed! Treat your employees right and they will stand by you.
Oh cool a rare 18 wheeler story. Its fun hearing those since i drive one as well.
Last story.. I see mama going after the son with her shoe or a wooden spoon 😂
Third Story: Finally, someone who understands the dynamics between employer and employee! Hats off to you, good sir!
Remember, kids. If it's not written down in notes or email, it didnt happen.
This is why we need to have real world math in math classes so people can understand if they're being cheated or being given a good deal on something.
@abiean222
7 ай бұрын
what we need to do is bring back home economics and teach our kids how to do things like calculate deals and taxes. as well as life skills like cleaning and cooking.
@richewilson6394
7 ай бұрын
@@abiean222 Yes and a mandatory basic vehicle maintenance check like how to change a tire or your oil something!!!
Story 2: Yep, people don't seem to understand that just cause YOU don't think it's worth that much, doesn't mean others also won't think it's worth that much.
@abiean222
7 ай бұрын
"one man's trash is another's treasure"
@niagargoyle
7 ай бұрын
In 2017, I was at GameStop a week after the Nintendo Switch came out. I figured that I wasn’t going to get a copy before the fall, but there was lady in front of me who was apparently more optimistic. She asked if the store had any Switches, and the cashier said that they had a bundle that came with Breath of the Wild, Bomberman, a backpack, and a second set of controllers. She refused because she only wanted the Switch and BotW. As she left I rang up my order and asked about the price of the bundle. It turns out that it costed the same as a Switch, Zelda, and the extra controllers, and the other items were basically free. I still use the backpack to this day.
Story 4: I have a story similar to this. I was on my way to work, feeling good. I had finally paid off my car loan, the title was on the way, I had a full tank of gas, and good car feelings. Then I ran into traffic. Total grid lock. I wind up behind a semi-truck without a trailer, a smaller one used by a local tree farm. This guy was not using his brake to hold himself stopped, but he is bouncing on the clutch. He'd roll backwards about 5-10 feet, then let out the clutch to catch himself, and roll forward again. I kept myself well back from him, about 25-30 feet to give him room. I could see the driver through the little back window in the cab. Then I saw him lean way over to the passenger side of the cab, and he starts rolling backwards. We are in grid lock. I have no where to go. I lean on my horn when he got to about 15 feet, and he just kept rolling still reaching for the passenger side. Then it happened... crunch as his dumb ass lets his truck roll backwards into my finally paid off car. Good day ruined. I fight my way over to the side of the road. There wasn't any steam coming from under my hood, so I knew he didn't crush my radiator, but I was still pissed. Since traffic was so bad, he didn't get very far. I ran to his truck, beat on the door, then tried opening it myself and found it unlocked. I started yelling obscenities about his intelligence, then told him to pull over. He did. I kept my head as cool as I could while I got his info and took pictures. For his part, he knew he screwed up. He was apologetic, gave all info I asked for, and we left. I got to work, filed a police report while on a break, then at lunch I called his company. Told them I would be calling their insurance company, but I wanted to make sure their man reported the accident to them before I did, and how he caused it. We talked for a few minutes, they made their assurances, I joked about how I had just made the last payment on my car the day before so of course this happened. They again apologized, said they would make sure everything would be taken care of, and we left the call laughing.
The story of Jim and Steve is amazingly wholesome.
Story 4 was the funniest backfire I ever heard. The dude runs to mommy dearest to try and lash out at O.P and it backfires so bad. Hope the scammer got the scolding of a lifetime that he won't soon forget. Here's hoping the dude never tries that stunt again
#1: I work in the Work Health & Safety (WHS) part of my work area. I really appreciate what was implied in this story. Wow!
As a person from Laredo and this being the biggest important export city in the nation, yeah sounds about right😭 especially with the Hispanic mother, screaming in Spanish😭
story 1: Imagine being such a Cluster of Bees (PLEASE NOTE: "Cluster of Bees" ONLY refers to abusive instances of Cluster B) Boss that you have an entire DEPARTMENT as a scapegoat. The other departments were the "Golden Children". Narcissistic Bosses behave in this manner because they believe if they have a scapegoat to point to, it'll take the heat off them. Apparently this works way too often.
Story 1: She's right. If she should be fired, she should have been fired alread.
I had an assistant manager at a previous job that was just awful. They would constantly belittle and micromanage everyone, take 15-20 minutes breaks every hour out of sight of the cameras, and was just all around an awful person. Every time ANYONE filed a report to the store manager or HR, they would be met with the typical bs about how all we do is complain and that they're not going to go through with the report because we were just lying. I should add that OTHER Assistant Managers also had the same issues and results when they filed complaints too. One day I just had enough of them and some other unrelated issues and just put my two weeks in. I ran into a coworker a week after I quit and it turns out that they, along with two others quit a few days after I left. For that same manager. It's no wonder they couldn't keep people for more than a few weeks.
3rd story: Man,I want,no, gonna be Steve from now on. Man is an example to live by. Even tho I probably would had been a bit of a tease, but not too far
first story: this type boss that end up get someone killed cause they don't care about safer rule and they find cheap way to cut cost and OP boss probably didn't knew what OP job was and didn't care till that meeting and her boss big boss came and fired her
The per yard form of payment could be used to take advantage of the employees. But glad to hear that isn't the case in this situation.
I swear I've heard two of these stories. Presumably on other readers' sites.
Story 4: How did he forget to fear La Chancla?! You don't lie to your mom when she can and will beat your ass as soon as she finds out you lied!
Ugh. If I knew that the item I won had that high of a resale value I would paid up, sell it and buy another normal one for the collection. Parents like him are just bad.
That last story makes my town look bad I'm sorry to op
Story 3: is wholesome af and freat.
If someone asks you are you sure repeatedly, MAKE SURE.
I hate it when stories start with how amazing they were as an employee. Tbh they probably aren’t and they loose a lot of credibility.
What ever happened to all the I don’t work here lady stories 😭😭😭😭
Love listening to your vids sometimes i wait a week so i can binge them
The end of the "by the hour" story feels more like benevolent noncompliance.
Malicious compliance chain 👇
Day 159 (Week 23 Day 6) of asking rslash to do some feel-good content because he deserves it
Story 3: Boss is one of the good ones.
So nice to get a positive malicious compliance story :)
story 3 warms my heart. those are good men
Last story - So the saying should be - don't mess around with IT, farmers, or long haul truckers! 😂
LOL. Also listening as I'm driving into Laredo, TX
In #2 it's probably good the poor kid didn't get the figure, as his crappy dad would have likely taken it from him an resold it
That must must money for a *funko pop* ?!.. a funko pop of all things?
@DeanDraxon8752
7 ай бұрын
Well they are collectables, and considered a “luxury item”. So the rarer ones definitely get up there in price. That’s just how collectors items are, and people are willing to pay for them so they just keep getting pricier.
@somescottishlassie891
7 ай бұрын
@@DeanDraxon8752 personally i think it's daft but if i makes people happy then that's what matters lol
@alexanderhenby1362
7 ай бұрын
You think that's a lot. I've played magic the gathering since 97' I can guarantee I have cards shove in binders and old cookie tins worth hundreds.
@somescottishlassie891
7 ай бұрын
@@alexanderhenby1362 that's more understandable since there's a whole game behind it lol
@cel7734
7 ай бұрын
@@somescottishlassie891And behind the funkos there are games, movies, series, books, videogames, and a helluva lot more. That's why they end up being so expensive on resale sometimes. Either they're from a niche series that got a limited number of figures released, or from one that's very popular at the moment and the specific funko is the equivalent of the shiny or holographic cards. That's what makes them valuable to the people that collect them. Me? I don't particularly like the figure style tbh. I won't throw it away if I get one as a gift, but I won't spend money on it either kind of thing.
Have a good day everyone! I hope everybody is having a good week! Man, I love MC.
@hihi-kj5wv
7 ай бұрын
Good morning
Damn all these stories were great and can't pick a favorite!
Phone number story - that situation is why I have a dash cam…..
@susansusan6612
7 ай бұрын
NOOOOOOOOOO !!! Post that sh*t online so all of us can have a good laugh !!!! Give it to wham bam dash cam !!!!
@truthseeker9249
7 ай бұрын
My boyfriend has a dash cam too.
Story 3 I LOVE this story, Steve is the best guy ever. Treats his employees right.
Ast one was def a golden oldie. Have heard that one a few years ago too.
Good morning!
@averay7532
7 ай бұрын
Good Morning 😊
Hey the start of this video is relatable to my irl life. 5 of the seven employees at one location sent in complaints about one person all at once with emails that were so similar one person could of written them.
That Boss Story. Its once again the case of if the company shows loyalty to its employees, the employees will show loyalty to it. It sounds like Steve's employees would take a bullet for him, because he treated them well. I had some NCO's like that when I was in the Army. They'd get out of their leader meeting, and knew damn well we had some BS tasks that 'needed' to get done, so he'd take our breakfast order and run to our local Gas Station/Convienence store and grab us some hot food. Loved that dude. I'd kick piles of rocks in Afghanistan if he asked me to.
Story 1. This is why u never go above and beyond. Ur company does not care about u
Stpry1 If accountability ruins a person's life, they had it coming.
You can’t tell me there isn’t something wrong with people trying to get you fired. As long as you’re doing your job 🤷🏼♂️ why are people so salty?
I can verify story 4 happens alot there. My cousin is a trucker and she hates Laredo for all the fraud insurance attempts.
Dang. The universe was really on ops side in story2 having that guy show up at an incredibly perfect time.
Dabney seems to have become quite fixated on r/Petty/ProRevenge and r/AITA. 😀 AITA can be amusing sometimes but the revenge can be a bit long and boring IMO. I miss r/EntitledParent/Kid and r/ChoosingBeggers, and r/NiceGirls/Guys were hilarious! The r/Karen and r/B!rch subreddits and very popular so I hope he thinks about adding them to his to do list. 😊
rslash: laredo tx me, who grew up there: ah, yes, bad driver central.
The kid in the last story got some good old Spanish Mom Slipper 😂
Story 2: the guy in this story wonders why hes surrounded by idiots all day
Hehehe
Sounds like the last guy got the chankla from mama 😂
The the Funko Pop the story I'm guessing was GameStop
Rslash, you need to post a video of nothing but puppy bloopers
ngl the naruto figurine was hilarious, i worked in retail and i just wish i was op lmao
How much do you want to bet he got the sandal?
Phone number: bro got La Chancla 😂😂
@Shogun_A.I.
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Once la chancla starts flying, you know there's no way outta this one
Story one: If this happened here in the sates Of course she'd get fired you don't mess with OSHA
The by the hour story is so cool Iove how guys will do anything to help each other
I missed these kinds of stories
The rare item story frustrates me I’d love a KCM Naruto funco pop
i honestly love your channel and ive been watching it every since lockdown began
That landkeeper boss is an exploitatie asshole. A terrible boss.
I just don't get the appeal of Junko Pops.
Man I love how early these get posted. Makes these early h feedings with my son more enduring 😂
Re: last story - dash cam FTW again! Well played sir. 👍
Good morning to all
Posted 22 seconds ago??? Damn 😅
Goodmorning everyone :]
Was waiting for it again ❤