As an IT guy, if I ask for something in writing, it's not necessarily because it's going to cause harm, but it has the potential to. A supervisor asked me to grant access to an employee's email to see if they had participated in a certain workplace email chain. Because I could not just give read-only access and it was all or nothing, and this would allow the supervisor to potentially impersonate the employee and fabricate evidence, I told them I needed it from their boss in writing. Requests on that kind of level require a paper trail and someone above the requestor authorizing it.

@darrennew8211

2 ай бұрын

I worked for Google. Their mechanisms behind this were really good. If you needed access to someone's account, there had to be a request in the customer service system that referenced that account and was assigned to you. (Or, if you needed to talk to some other customer, they could send a request to your phone that let them open *that* account.) Then you put in the request to view or impersonate the other account, and that got audited, but management needed *another* release in order to see who made that request, so even the customer service reps had a degree of privacy as to what they were doing. They're about as privacy-focused as a company selling your private information can get. :-)

As a DM, the "are you sure?" Is the same as "can I get that in writing?" From an employee.

@horseluver4ever623

2 жыл бұрын

Yea if your DM says that, you should panic.

@benjie128

2 жыл бұрын

@@horseluver4ever623 or reconsider your life choices

@sherylcascadden4988

2 жыл бұрын

I've had DMs pull this when what I wanted to do was the right thing. I've seen game show hosts give people "extra" chances to change their minds when they had the right answer. Both of these will cause some people to double down instead of double check; if they think they are in the right, cover your ass is prudent and necessary.

@lancerevell5979

2 жыл бұрын

At the startof my IT career, I got burned once by the data center director who told me to do a certain thing, it caused a problem, and the director denied ordering me to do it. I learned..... get it in writing! 😡

@trucid2

3 ай бұрын

One time I went to a restaurant that was rated pretty low, like three stars. When I ordered a dish, the waitress gave me that "Are you sure?" without directly asking it and tried to get me to order something else. I didn't listen. That day I learned to pay close attwntion to the suggestions of waiters, no matter how subtle.

When your underling asks for your order in writing, you need to **seriously** reconsider what you asked them to do.

@alwenke212

2 ай бұрын

My first real grown-up job, the big boss decided everything had to be done HIS way or else . Fourteen weeks later,,,, the IRS, FBI, US marshals, state AG's office and state troopers showed up at bosses house at five in the morning, and the office two and a half hours later ! Fun !

It's insane how they kicked him out of the house and yet still expected him to pay THEIR bills! Then again, they think being smart is "uncool."

@Sandyyyyyyyyyy

2 жыл бұрын

It's even more insane they didn't know who was paying the house bills in their own house.

I had a back and forth with a manager who was not my manager who wanted me to roll out an update that had not been properly tested. I explained it did not meet the requirements. He ordered me to deploy it. I asked him to send me the order in an email, he said that he wasn't going all the way back to his desk to send an email. I said I wouldn't do it without an email. He said he would fire me for insubordination, I told him that only MY manager could fire me for insubordination and that if they were going to fire me for insubordination over this that I was OK with that, I was not going to be reckless in deploying updates even if it meant my job. This went back and forth for more than a half hour before I finally said, "I'm going home now." and left. I was not fired over it.

@alsmith20000

2 ай бұрын

Arguing for half an hour rather than going to his desk to write an email gives me the hint that he wanted the ambiguity of, if it goes well he can take credit and if it goes badly then he can blame it on you.

@mal2ksc

Ай бұрын

@@alsmith20000 The manager probably could send the written order from his phone without walking away, if he really wanted to.

"Are you sure" is a warning people should learn to listen to. When my shop employees said "are you sure" i always followed up with "how would you do it?".

@009013M3

2 ай бұрын

"Are you sure?" "No, not any more, I'm not. Would you please tell me what I'm about to step in?"

@johnmichaels4330

2 ай бұрын

@@009013M3 🤣🤣 right?

When I was in the army, I had an accident with my car. When I was to fall out for reveille The Sargent asked why I hadn't fallen out. I told him I'd broken my ankle. He said I'd better have broken it. I went on sick call, and went to the hospital. I received a walking cast. My Sargent gave me the rest of the day off. The next day he wanted me to run a buffer in the dayroom, I had to get a note from the doctor before he would let me off.

@trohan_11

3 ай бұрын

You didn't get a profile while at sick call?

I REALLY hate supervisers/managers/bosses who think they can say sh*t like "you're not sick" over the phone. I'm happy that the one I answer to is the "if you say you're sick, you're sick" type, and as long as we call as early as possible so they can find a replacement in time, all is good with everyone.

I would have done the floor scrubbing differently. I would have said "Store manager wants these tills cleaned. Please shut them down and over to the other till that has been cleaned. I would have opened another till. But management knows best * apparently *." Final Story - I was ill. I called in sick to work. Went to the doctors and The doctor gave me a note saying what was wrong and signed me off for 14 days. Return to doctors to see if it was cleared up, before I was allowed to go to work. Doctors orders "not to socialise or go to work". I called in to work and said "I have a doctors note. I will bring it in when I am allowed to return to work.. Or I could email it." The General Manager insisted I had to bring the note in right now. I explained that I was not allowed to. They demanded that I turn up and bring the note in, an email or verbal telling is not good enough. I turned up at work.. Went into the office and everyone i spoke to I told them to stay away from me and stay at the opposite side of the room. One of the lads from the shop floor came over to say hi and I told him to stay away, I'm highly infectious and its for his health and safety.. I waited for the manager that insisted that i had to turn up with the note... When he arrived, I shook his hand and said "here is the note. You might want to go to your own doctors.. I have Shingles." He turned white, stepped back 3 paces and then realised I had resisted turning up... with good reason. He then said "I don't want to see you here until you are well again. Doctors note or not. Sorry I made you come in." I went out to the car and laughed as I drove home. New policy got applied to the company handbook two weeks later. it read "Doctors notes shall be confirmed after any sickness has run its course. Missed time will be paid, as normal. Delivery of the doctors note should be after recovery. " TLDR ; I got company policy changed, by following orders from the manager. Risked infecting him by delivering the doctors note.

I used to be a medic in a guard infantry unit working ADOS/ADSW orders when the swine flu was making it's rounds. Sure enough, I caught it and the readiness NCO about it. I was told if my boots aren't on the drill floor I'd be marked AWOL. Sure thing, this E4 lives to serve. Ended up getting sent home and within days most of the company was sick.

On that last story: this sort of BS happens far too often in retail, as well (including foodservice). Calling in sick is interpreted as "calling in hung over" at times, even if the worker in question has no history of doing so.

For non Canadians, the puns for the first story - One of our providers is called Freedom, and they used to be called Wind

@butterscotch6

3 ай бұрын

That explains it.

@andrewleung5049

2 ай бұрын

It's definitely Wind/Freedom in the first story. New entrant, the spectrum auction, unlimited USA roaming pinpoints to this company

Imagine being anti-intellectual and calling someone a nerd (which is compliment, not an insult) and visiting a doctor or a specialist. People whose very job came about because they were diligent students and studied hard. Some people - especially stupid people - are beyond saving.

"ALL of the political parties" in Canada. As an American with two terrible choices this depressed me.

@JudyHart1

2 жыл бұрын

They’re no better, and are working hard to be worse.

@DrownedInExile

2 жыл бұрын

Don't give us too much credit. I liked the Canadian political landscape better when the right-wing vote was split between the western Reform Party and the Conservatives. But then they merged, and should have kept their first name Canadian Conservative Reform Alliance Party - CRAP. I'm sure in times to come, the largely powerless left-wing New Democrats will either disband, or merge with the barely-left-wing Liberal Party. Then we'll be in your boat, with 1 awful party and 1 barely tolerable party, both utterly in the pockets of corporations and billionaire oligarchs.

@lancerevell5979

2 жыл бұрын

We Americans do have multiple Parties, but only the top two have any power, and even then there's little difference between them. Hardcore Liberal (Dem) and Liberal Lite (Rep).

@DrownedInExile

2 жыл бұрын

@@lancerevell5979 Little difference? Nope that's nonsense.

@360entertainment2

Жыл бұрын

@@DrownedInExilenah I agree, they’re both pretty terrible!

Supervisor didn't get fired over that? Somebody needs to find out which VP he is related to...

The important thing is to realize your own family members are toxic. Then you have to find a way out. Once you live without the negativity for a few months you'll realize "I feel much better now." I'm never going back.

It's scary how much that outage affected people, crazy 😳

@laurieannedell1063

2 жыл бұрын

17 hours total! Rogers has a whole lot of explaining to do. Settlements for some companies are also in the works.

Pink Eye is (mainly American) slang for conjunctivitis

That last story, I worked for an apartment complex in a near by city. I caught a really really bad flu (Did I mention it was really bad) my ahole boss said that because i had already missed three days that I had to come in or get fired so I did. Shut the whole job down and they had to call in other employees from a near by city (That was a mess)

I recall when the telecomms companies (Bell & Rogers) changed the definition of "unlimited" for internet to mean that you can access any website, but if you use more than ?GB/month you get charged extra per GB used. So, that's why the CRTC said any package claiming "Unlimited" cannot have over-use fees.

@carolcamp4828

2 ай бұрын

What they do instead is give u the lowest possible speed after a certain gig useage, which is virtually worthless. I guess that is malicious compliance in itself!

14:22 we're all had this problem, I had a busybody "just do it" manager who would tell me to mop the still running freezer, with no clarification on how, they tried to write me up, but I contested it stating I ask how to do a task I've never done before, and they didn't explain

8:02 you know, your not the first reddit youtuber who thought this, the phrase "can I get that in writing?" Is a red flag so big, you could see from space

I made a policy of saving all my emails from the jobs since 1999 (all MS outlook). My last job, right at the end, I have a year of me mentioning various security flaws to my boss, him asking me for a list, and me forwarding him the same email 3-4 times over the next 9 months before he laid me and a coworker off. Might never use them, but I burned double copies (stored separately) of 10yrs of emails from that job... Two sets of 4 CDs, plus two sets of two from the job before that, plus... You get the idea. Also I burned a final copy (two copies) of everything off my company PC and deleted it all off the machine. I do my best to CYA in this digital world.

I work in a Quality Assurance Lab, and our boss is constantly putting bypass approvals in writing. I am not even sure if he'd notice if someone had a legitimate concern that we asked he put in writing...he'd just do it and move on, then be shocked when that one was finally the one that bit him.

In regards to that last story, I stg, I will never understand people in leadership positions that refuse to acknowledge the SHEER DETRIMENT of bringing someone in sick and/or refusing to believe that they're sick. I had a manager at Dollar General a decade ago refuse to grant me the day off even though I told them I was vomiting regularly. It took me vomiting in three different places in the store in a mad dash from the register to the back room for them to decide that I should be at home. : / Wtf did you expect‽

OMG the Rogers outage in Canada is too fresh in my mind - still feeling the fallout of not having wifi for 3 days! (kidding…sort of! lol)

@laurieannedell1063

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, it did feel like 3 days. Everything was shut down even the trains could not run. We forget how much we now rely on technology and the Internet.

the store scrubber story reminds me of when i was fired from an IHOP for being too "inefficient" because they kept telling me to clean the women's restrooms, and i kept telling them, the customers won't let me

When reporting due to it being orders he can legally bill for gas to compensate for his travel since it's a hour

Glad you're back Rob. Thanks for your excellent and entertaining work.

"... since she was allegedly paying them before.". What? Nothing was ever mentioned about anyone else claiming to be paying the bills instead of him.

@rogerrabbit80

2 жыл бұрын

9:03 "She had taken credit for paying the bills and convinced Bob and Mary to kick him out..."

Canada cell phone prices is a classic example of how over regulation always hurts the consumer.

Story 2 I would have demanded that sister and the parents apologise and prostrate themselves before me while doing so as I recorded them in exchange for considering accepting.

2nd story makes no sense. How does someone not living in a house convince people living in the house that they are paying the bills?

@ernieellan5694

2 жыл бұрын

Well as the sister was living in the house I don't see your confusion. ie after getting married she was living in the house and needed more room so they kicked her brother out. This was written in the story.

@rum1105

2 жыл бұрын

@@ernieellan5694 Actually at about 8:57 they clearly say she “left the the house by then” which implies she doesn’t live there

I was sick a lot in school. Had one elementary teacher who told my mom as she called in when i had viral pneumonia to make me go to school anyways. Note: I was on the bus around 40 minutes and there's a lot of tight corners and bumpy roads plus speed bumps. If you've ridden one of the older buses that should have been decommissioned back in the 70s but was still being used in the 80s or 90s, you'll understand. The bus is also packed and not a seat left unused unless someone is out sick or late arrival which meant I'd be sitting right next to other kids. So i get to school, pit my head down on my desk and just suffer with everything. Teacher, being an asshat calls me back to their desk to speak about my paper work and ... The flu part of it acts up. Thankfully, my mom let me eat as much as i wanted for breakfast and anything available as an apology for forcing me to go to school. This breakfast of fking champions decided right as i reached the teachers desk to recycle. All at once. Then i was just "so, what did you need to speak about?" To my teacher i had just vomited enough material to fill half a toilet bowl or so possibly clogging it, foot to lap. Teacher decided it was not a good idea for me to be at school. My mom was already at work and nobody could pick me up from school so i just lived in the nurses office the rest of the hours. We had a lot of illnesses among students and faculty that month and the next.

reminds me of the time when I tried calling in sick when I was working at the local ice rink. I used to drive the zamboni machine. boss said I couldn't call in sick because nobody was available to fill in for me. even my mother tried chewing my boss out (I lived with them while I went to college). No dice. So the prospect of getting sick while driving the zamboni on the ice was a real strong possibility. I was able to keep my composure until I pulled the zamboni off the ice, then I proceeded to get sick in the snow pit (where we dumped the snow the zam just shaved off the ice. I did eventually get relieved, at the tail end of my shift. Someone came in to close up for me. I was NOT happy.

Rob, you’ve obviously forgotten the oxymoron: military intelligence.

S4: Pink Eye aka Conjunctivitis. In Bombay and the neighboring area, India the language spoken is Marathi. The way to say "I have pink eye" is "My eyes have come". And obviously afterwards you say, "my eyes have gone" In a comedy serial based on the year 1940, when we still lived in the British Raj, a Maharashtrian (from Maharashtra, speaks Marathi) phones up his English boss and says: [My eyes have come, I cannot go to office When my eyes go, I will come to office ]

Story 1: Sounds like the manager in question continually failed upwards. Story 2: Sounds like the guy made the right call after they pulled that shiat. Story 4: that SGT clearly did not want to have to admit he was wrong and the fark up likely at least set back his promotion prospects.

Good morning Rob. Thanks for the stories. Have a great day

Story 1: Okay, there is a *fine* example of a company just *begging* to go out of business! When you reward the assholes who completely and utterly fuck your company over with their egos to prove how great they are in spite of their incompetence, stupidity and tendencies to carry out illegal actions that threaten to bring in various lawsuits, not just from average Joes, but people with the wealth, power and influence to point at your company and say "You see that company there! I want it *gone* by the end of the day!" by giving them promotions, you're not doing your company a favor......You're saying "I want to go bankrupt!"

Band-aids and Ibuprofen, that's a fully stocked infirmary, so I've heard.

I was one of the people affected by the OP's MC for the Canadian cell service story! I had been travelling to Ohio when all of a sudden, my cell and data was cut off and I had to use landlines and an old fashioned roadmap in order to navigate around and also to get back home. I had that old $35/month unlimited plan because I travelled all over the states for work at the time and when I (finally) got back to Canada, I called my provider and I did indeed threaten a lawsuit because I had to return home early and I had missed out on a sale that would have netted me $10K... I tried to reschedule the original appointment, but because I couldn't find the place for the delivery and subsequently got lost (I ended up sleeping in a motel overnight after driving around the outskirts of Sandusky for over 5 hours) and because I couldn't make any calls or texts from my company phone number to the buyer, they thought that I had flaked and they went with a competitor of mine instead of my company. The first thing I did when I got to a landline was call my buyer and explain that I had gotten lost and that I had been forced to stay at a roadside motel and that my cellphone had suddenly stopped working. I apologized and told them that I would have to go home and figure out what was happening and that I would give them a discount on the sale if they would please just hang in there with me, I would even do a 2nd delivery trip for free. They refused, told me they'd gone with a competitor and later, left me a bad review. As soon as I got home, I called my service provider and chewed them out. I threatened legal action and had even spoken to a lawyer about it, with proof of what I'd said. I was given an apology and a settlement. I got free cell service from them for 6 months as a result of the cutoff and also a new cellphone. It wasn't even close to the value of the lost sale/time/travel expenses, but I was actually quite happy with not having to worry about my cellphone bill ever again. I kept that old plan until 2 years ago when I switched to a different provider. Literally nobody else that I knew had that exact plan of only $35/month unlimited talk/text/data. Even my new provider couldn't match it. I only switched because it ended up being cheaper to merge my partner's line and my line together on HIS plan than it would have been to add a 2nd line to my plan (they'd have forced me to "upgrade" my old plan anyways, and it would have been more expensive on mine than on his). Crazy!

@attackofthejiggli

2 ай бұрын

Honestly if your customer left a bad review for something outside your control, fate did you a favor, they're clearly entitled and would've continued to be unreasonable in another interactions, not just that one

Thank you. Rob!!!!! 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

I'm getting over allergic conjunctivitis. I couldn't even drive.

Oh god as soon as I heard “scrub the registers with a scrubber” I immediately knew where it was going. I use one at work and their a pain to use when the stores busy

Employees can be obnoxious for "no good reason"... They can actually be wrong. As a boss that forces your employers to do things "against their better judgment" you are doomed to be asked to get shit in writing no matter who happens o be correct. So as times goes by and you get used to people asking to get it in writing, you forget that its an warning sign. Also... Plenty of bosses are willing to stand up for their own misstäkes.

YAY NEW VIDEO

Sometimes it's just people that don't want to listen.

Story 3, I would have asked the customers to move and told them if they would like to complain they should go speak directly with the store manager

that Rogers incident was no accident, lolol, ask Justin

TLDW; How can one take 18 Minutes to tell that story?

DemonInTheStacks is working at ALDI, based on the description. Their prices are lower because they don’t have shit for service and are out of half the items they’re supposed to have.

Want to know what its like to have obnoxious neighbours? Easy, move to Canada!

Koodo to you Rob for the puns, we're Lucky you are so good at them. Telus more stories please; many of them are Virgin to my ears. Don't forget to ring the Bell. Rogers.

@fzerowipeoutlover

Жыл бұрын

I Shaw what you did there

@kstricl

Жыл бұрын

@@fzerowipeoutlover I'm glad someone finally got Wind of my Public comment.

5 minutes of explaining how phone tariffs work and then 2 minutes of story... cool !!

First story: You mean the hangman rope? 😂

Roaming means going out of your area so overseas. I can pay 20 dollars extra for roaming to use my phone in France, Syria, Russia etc. Always been like that.

I was in the Army Reserves and I know the game is pretty dumb. That sick guy with pink I would be getting paid for that day. The makeup is for the next day since he obviously is not coming back. Drill is 2-4 days depending on what the unit does. Technically they have 24 days for the year, but usually trim the month of AT and December so a few drills use Friday and/or Monday. It is up to the commander and first sergeant to make the schedule every year. I couldn't tell how long this guy's drill was for the month. Also, drill days are paid at double rate. So, work 2 days and paid for 4. It is a sweet little gig. 😊

How many of these stories are real, and how many are creative writing exercises... we'll never know.

@KarmaStoriesPodcast

26 күн бұрын

I would say that most of the stories are true on the basic plot, but hugely embellished by most of the OPs.

Fun fact. Canada is only the second largest by landmass if you count all the seawater inside their borders. If you only count land then both China and USA beat it.

Many years ago I had my bosses bosses boss ask me to do something that I knew was highly illegal, I asked him to put it in writing 3 times before he stopped asking. I found out later he'd just done it himself. Wasn't my neck that was on the chopping block when the regulator came down on that case.

Thanks for some fun MC OPs & KCC. Have a great day!

There's these text message drama videos I watch(well haven't seen them in a while) were they have ridiculous dramas taking place over fictional texts. They claim all the stories are true but dramatized but many people realize they likely just based these off of Reddit stories that they dramatized a lot. I say all that to explain I'm pretty sure one of the text dramas I watch took heavy inspiration from story 2 cause the idea of that story has been used a lot in the text stories. It's wild to see what is likely the original story those drama stories were based on.

Saddly Rob I am not having a good day today. Your video is nice still tho :)

@KarmaStoriesPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully tomorrow is a much better day 😉

Another masterpiece rob. Keep making more awesome videos also when will you do another scp video that last one was one of you all time best.

Always get these instructions in writing and signed.

Unfortunately, when it comes to the military, you HAVE to do what you're ordered to do within a reasonable amount of time, especially if you are below an E5. Unless said order violates UCMJ, Geneva convention, or any other national or international subsequent laws. Or will cause undue harm to self or others. In this case the PVT OP did what any good soldier would do. Follow orders. He could have spun it to the 1st Sgt, that his Sgt was a highly motivated and dedicated leader. Whom he'd (PVT OP) would follow into the bowels of hell naked and armed with little more than courage and paperclip. That would have made the 1st Sgt's day.

Usually a system bug is blamed. The perpetrator gets off Scott free, or verbal warning.

On the scrubbing, I can see a further option, ok, I'll do it faster tomorrow that's what is important to you right, just make it fast right. Ok, sorry everyone these registers are closed for the next 5 minutes and you need to leave the line, sorry but the floors must be kept clean efficiently, sorry.

16:53 hope he saved the text with that sgt telling him to come to drill lol

For the last story Welcome to the Military KCC you will have these types of people at the very least there was an SO who took the OP's side and dealt with the Moron in question before things really hit the fan

Listening to KCC, my day is better! 😆

I never did anything on the job without being in writing or secretly recording, CMA

First story worked for Rodgers lol

Good morning

@timothybattey171

2 жыл бұрын

Aloha!

Second story must be the one Apple texts has ripped off and had audacity to claim copyright for. I've seen the same story in three of their videos, if not more.

Last one reminds me of the time I asked the assistant manager if I could have the next day off. He said no. I said I don't feel well. He still said no. I came to work the next day and everyone could tell I was sick. I told him I would be taking the next day off. He just kinda nodded. Another supervisor told the manager when he came back from vacation and he spoke with me about it. And I told him I think he thought I was lying which says how little he knew me since I'm the only person at my branch with a leave balance of note because I don't take time off. I'm still bitter about it.

Had the same issues at work. I would always request the email. Saved my ass when the supervisor tried to fire me.

Also, LOL that Rob said "Freedom" from them IMO because I'm pretty sure that that was an intentional pun (Canadians will know what I mean) 🤣🤣🤣

After all the military stories KCC? Lmao, don't be surprised. That's the norm and I don't know how to express it to the laman. We are (were for those out of service) replaceable with some effort (some more than others). Military men and women were assigned numerics in the US for a reason (now social security). Our health and well being is secondary to mission unless our roles are (at the time) mission critical. But, that isn't a good slogan or incentive to join so they offer free overpriced college (with strings attached) and some contacted companies must give vet applicants first passes. I've literally had a toe split open to relieve the pressure from the puss (an ingrown toenail underway) only to be told that I'm faking the limp/pain (can't have pain relievers that aren't otc while on watch apparently, so I got extra strength Tylenol). Pissed off I threw my bloody socks (5 pairs, gross and probably uncalled for in retrospect, but f you for thinking I'm "faking" after 5 deployments) at the E-6 before showing my foot and still got a counseling chit for attempting to malinger. T.L, D.R, the U.S. "military" don't care about you, but select leaderships or individuals might

The pink eye one is quite funny, one of the guy in my training platoon was quarantined for a week

As far as I know most European mobile phone plans have roaming within the EU included. One needs to be carefully near Switzerland and of course in the eastern border zones. At least my carrier suspends mobile data usage after it hits 60 Euro roaming costs.

What did they think would happen when they kick out the person who was paying the bills??

WTF!?!?!! I have a hard time believing any of this. All of this data should be in a database and it is 1) trivially simple to create an SQL statement to find such issue accounts and exclude accounts with certain add-ons and 2) not much harder to turn that into a code that runs every hour or so to take the desired action. Does this really happen? Is this the kind of insane nonsense that has to happen when customer data can only be access through some third party CRM tool?

Yup that last story sounds like the army lol. When I was a spc I had the sham shield down to a science and a art

I remember the day of the Rogers incident well.

Wow, that last story!

Alas, if you aren't there for the full 4 hours, they won't give you any drill credit (drill weekends are four 4-6 hour drill periods)

11:16 it's always funny when people shoot the golden goose, and are upset, their not making any eggs, if I had a golden goose like OP, I'd do everything in my power to make their life comfortable

First time I watch one of your videos. You have a very nice narrator voice. And I like these reddit stories.

My guy I know the army one sounds weird to anyone in civilian life but that situation is 115% legit, that's how the army operates there is a reason one moto in the army is hurry up and wait

Great video as always, still loving Mr. Beebop Chameleon!(my name for him as he beeps around the screen). The Rogers outage was definitely more than a pain. More fallout will come from this one.

17:20 Thats the military system for you.

The puns 😩

The website of dumb insolence.

Glad it was only Pink Eye. It could have been COVID.

@jeffhoward1000

2 жыл бұрын

The bad thing is this if he had gone to an ER of Doctor before that call he could of gotten out of the Drill. Why yes Rob sometime when your National Guard you have to report for drill weekends even if you Command don’t believe you. That is what happens when you signed the dotted line to serve in the US Military no matter if it is Active Duty, Army Guard Reserve, National Guard or Reserve.

@shinami3758

2 жыл бұрын

Do you even know the symptoms of COVID? If so, ask yourself this; how many of those symptoms match up with PINK EYE?

@kevinkunkel9444

2 жыл бұрын

@@shinami3758 I wouldn't have the slightest. What's your point?

6:42 well he did the right thing by CYOA when he did something potentially illegal

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Oh s#^$t I worked for that company on the US side in the advanced tech support 😳... I remember that happening and trying to fix accounts, issuing credits, provisioning and reactivations... ALOT of people got messed up and couldn't connect to towers while abroad. ALOT of head honchos called and were PISSED! We almost lost very important contracts and it was all nicely rapped up as a network issue.... OMG we refered to it as d day for a LONG time 😭 it sucked so much! I went home exhausted and cried some nights but it was "all hands on deck". We're talking thousands of people. All suck in Canada (more Canada) and abroad just ttly f..ed.

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Not gonna lie I always wondered if it was a system or person that made that stop... I remembered mostly one person provisioning the stop and figured it had to be a system or a team.

1:25 heh my grandpa told me something about this during his time in the airforce