Working in the laundry room of an elderly retirement facility. I was told to separate all the incoming sheets into ‘yellows’ and ‘browns’... I lasted 6 hours.

@elephant35e

4 жыл бұрын

EWWW!! By the way, what if the sheet was both yellow and brown? Where would you put that?

@EricK-tb2dn

4 жыл бұрын

@@elephant35e brown pile for sure.

@caleviwin

4 жыл бұрын

I was a housekeeper for a retirement home and i also did laundry. Yeah its...disgusting.

@robertbennett2796

4 жыл бұрын

You brave soul

@billolsen4360

4 жыл бұрын

only job that'd be worse there is probably Janitor

"Being poor means doing fucked up things for tiny bits of money" - Do I ever know this feeling. Now that I'm semi-well off I think back on the things I did back in the day for a few bucks and it's not great.

@noway-kn1ow

4 жыл бұрын

One legged hooker?

@chelseascott5872

4 жыл бұрын

I feel you on that. I'm not proud of so many things I've done on cam in exchange for etransfer...

My husband's ex used to work at a lab. Her part of the job was breaking rats' necks. She just wanted to cure her grandmother's Alzheimer's and wound up having a nervous breakdown instead. She switched to working at a pharmacy instead.

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

Why would they break the rats neck!? haven’t those poor bastards suffered enough in the hands of scientists and lab people!! good god, just when I thought animal testing couldn’t get any worse Jesus Christ

@Love2Banime

2 жыл бұрын

Dang, I may not like rats, but breaking their necks is a bit much.

@nevskislake

2 жыл бұрын

@@Love2Banime - I am with you. I would hate myself, if that was my job.

I did door to door. As an introvert. In a foreign country. Yeah I don’t know whats wrong with me, lasted a month though

@marialindell9874

3 жыл бұрын

@Seedless were*

@Colby00

2 жыл бұрын

What country

my worst job was working at a popular coffee shop in drive through at 5am the amount of angry customers was insane, co workers and management were horrible too

@drwijnstein

3 жыл бұрын

Same at the airport. Never knew there would be an endless supply of rude customers next to asskissing coworkers! Lasted only six months & went back to school immediately.

@samoanjoseph1457

6 ай бұрын

Dealing with people before they have their morning coffee? I saw that coming a mile away.

I can't wait to retire. I'm a cleaner in retail. It's horrible. Piss, shit, used sanitary towels left on TOP of the sanitary towel bin, dozens of rats outside, flies and mould INSIDE on the food left in the warm, colleagues who stink to high heaven (not all of them by any means, but always those consistent three or four), rubbish bags dumped on the floor, and less than half our staff now we've been cut so low we scrape a pass in our audits.

My first job was at this pizza place called Pizzaland (imma shout em out because they deserve to be dragged into the ground). I worked there for 8-9 months before I had to call it quits. At first it was a great job with stable shifts and fun coworkers, I was also working with my best friend there. Literally would crack jokes, work hard and would get free staff pizzas every once in a while. My boss Chris at first glance was really cool and chill (which should’ve been a red flag already because I was 16 and he was 40...), but he tried WAYYYY TOO hard to be “friends”. The staff had their own issues, literally everyone had drama with everyone. After 6 months, I started to get tired and drained, not because of the actual work, but because of the fucking drama. It was like I was in school because everyone had shit to say and everyone gossiped. Chris would constantly make these really fucking creepy comments to me about how I’m really pretty out of uniform and I probably fucked a lot of guys, which I laughed it off and said I just have my boyfriend and that’s it. This went on for a while until one night, I finished my shift and changed in the bathroom because I had a date. Chris saw me, looked me up and down, and said verbatim “Wow you’re dressed up? You’re probably gonna get raped tonight”. I was in shock and my face was pretty much red. I was angry and really embarrassed because I was only trying to look nice for my boyfriend. I’m usually not sensitive to shit like that but the way this fucking 40 year old man looked at me was disgusting and made me feel so violated. The minute I turned 18, it got worse though. He would make so many sexual remarks about me liking to have rough sex with my boyfriend to make him jealous, that I let him cum inside me, and other incredibly vulgar shit. After 2 months of this, I fucking quit. Literally didn’t say a word and just grabbed my last paycheck and dipped for good. I wish I had recorded some shit he said so I can report him, because I want him and his mediocre pizza place to burn to the ground. He also tried to discreetly lower my hours on the payroll so I would earn about $60-$100 less, but thank god my dad kept track. Sorry for the long post, but this was the worst work experiences I have ever had and I just want younger people to know from my experience that (A) your boss, is just your boss. Be friendly, but always remember he is in charge of you and don’t try to be “buddies” with them, especially if you’re young. A lot of shit people WILL take advantage of your lack of experience and naivety. (B) if your boss every crosses the line, file a fucking complaint WITH EVIDENCE. Get that bitch fired and never look back. TLDR; my boss was creepy and disgusting, don’t let them take advantage of your patience.

@papilambo5578

Жыл бұрын

im so sorry

@BBB-Schmuck

6 ай бұрын

You should've given your boss Chris a BJ. It would've given you and him a raise.

Walmart. Enough said.

@morganirvine2327

4 жыл бұрын

Yup only need to say one word

@fugue3823

4 жыл бұрын

i still work there rip me

@kasugaifox8571

4 жыл бұрын

@@fugue3823 I'm sorry. The one that I worked at was soul crushing. 😫

@Alrighttheniguess

4 жыл бұрын

I worked there last a month 🤷‍♀️

@ryvh_

4 жыл бұрын

Kasugai Fox yeah, it sucks. have been at walmart for one year now

Being alive is the worst job there is!

@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335

4 жыл бұрын

Yea because you know that piece if shit humans are out there everywhere

@Xyleryx

4 жыл бұрын

i hear ya. i refuse to have children because of it.

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah that is a true statement there

Not so bad but 1 story reminded me of this: went to pull a Sat. shift at a call center. They promoted a b* as supervisor. No calls, bored, started browsing CNN. She sees this, says, "You're not allowed on non-company websites," and makes me log off & just sit there. Another guy had brought in his gameboy. She's watching him play, exclaims, "Go left! Go left! Can I try?" I thought if he's playing gameboy, & she's joining, I can certainly read news, & logged back on, silently daring her to report me. She never did.

I worked in a deli for four years in a grocery store. We cooked chicken, made subs and sliced meat. I didnt realize I was depressed until I got a job as a butcher and now im so much happier, that im motivated to take care of my health lol.

I have a HUGE amount of respect for maids, housekeepers, janitors, ect......I couldnt clean up after others!!!! It seems like a lot of people just lose all hygiene and knowledge of indoor plumbing when staying somewhere that isnt there house!!!!

I work at subway, first job. At my particular subway, the management is absolutely terrible. New people get thrown into closing shifts after only working two days without being properly trained. There are no shift leaders or managers working nights so we the workers have to deal with the crap that some evil customers put us through. Morning shifts sometimes won't leave anything for you so you'll have to start everything from scratch and explain to furious customers why you're currently out of bread or a certain meat. The person who was supposed to work with you did a no call no show? Well you're pretty much screwed then, good luck on finding someone who will want to work their shift. Breaks? What are those? I've worked 13 hours (worked someone's shift after having worked mine, no call no show) standing up the entire time without a single break. Yes, we can take breaks. However, there is no one else to do the work we're supposed to do when we take a break so we pretty much screw ourselves over by taking a break, as those 30 minutes we were taking said break we could have been using to get things done. Also, if you leave the store late after closing, you'll get yelled at even if it was a ridiculously busy day. They want you out of there as soon as the store closes, but if you do a bad closing job then you'll get yelled at too. There have been times where others and I have had to stay 2 or 3 hours after closing to get everything done (we close at 11pm). I've been working there for 1 year and 3 months, I'm the only one that's stuck there and I've just about had it with that hellhole, putting my notice in when I go in next week.

@starcaller6448

4 жыл бұрын

Irvin A. I know exactly how you feel. I worked at Subway back in 2012 for about three months after college and it sucked. I don’t see very well and am pretty laid back anyway so I was really slow. Got yelled at for that. Too k more than five minutes for a fifteen minute break. Got yelled at for that too. Tried to speed up my sandwich making by practicing with ingredients at home. Didn’t help in the slightest. The one saving grace was the owner. He was an absolutely awesome guy who never got mad at me, got everybody else to teach me properly and gave me four hour closing shifts on the weekdays. Something I could reasonably do since that was the slowest time. He eventually had to let me go because an awesome Korean couple who had a second job on the school board and were easily sixty each needed my hours. They were always helpful to me and I wasn’t even mad. Upset, sure, but not mad. He also let me make a last lunch for myself the day after my last shift when I came to get my last paycheck. Meatballs with bacon, chips, drink, three cookies. All for free as a thank you for my work. Easily one of the best bosses I’ve ever had.

@alexey2901

4 жыл бұрын

@@starcaller6448 wow, very sorry to hear that. Can't believe those douchebags would yell at you for something that wasn't your fault. I'm glad the owner took it upon himself to make things much more accommodating for you, sounds like a great guy. I hope all is going well with you now, cheers!

@kheuzi6558

4 жыл бұрын

I used to work at subway when I was 17, they forced me to work 39 hours a week while I was also going to school, all close shifts, I only worked 2 morning shifts in the 8 months I worked there, i was the second longest employee that wasn't a manager

@alexey2901

4 жыл бұрын

@@kheuzi6558 holy crap, sounds like that was hell. hope all is well now.

First paycheck bounced.

@taffyadam6031

4 жыл бұрын

iloveyour sacredcow you got paid???

@KnakuanaRka

3 жыл бұрын

Where, rubber factory? (ba dum tss xD )

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

God that must’ve sucked I’m so sorry man you must’ve been pissed when that happened I mean I would be too

I used to work at Domino's, the restaurant was dirty, unkept and always had dough that was sitting out, staff and managers didn't give a crap. Got fired when I brushed up against somebody accidently. Makes me wonder what happened to them now.

Moving company was okay but yeah I understand. Every single person has an awkward flight of stairs; bowflex that needs to go in the basement; craftmatic adjustable bed; and the final boss ; the pool table.

@NoorquackerInd

2 жыл бұрын

I have massive respect for the moving dudes that helped us move a whole hot tub across literal farmland. The sheer confidence they had in their grip on a massive block of metal, wood, and concrete was mind-blowing

I worked as a costumed character for a Six Flags Amusement Park. I was a face character, dressed as Wonder Woman, had to deal with some of the most perverted guests. They were middle aged males, with teenage mentalities, or annoying college girls trying to be “edgy” for their online social media. I was goose pinched, stroked, or slapped on my butt. One guest hugged me even though I told them not to touch me. One girl forced a kiss on me, in a similar manner to that iconic photograph of that sailor kissing the nurse at the end of World War 2. I had her and other guests who were too handsy ejected from the park, though security wouldn’t always cooperate. Fortunately it was only for one summer.

@roninwhitehawk

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao

That first one sounds absolutely miserable. Jesus. *edit* I find it so dumb that anyone would blame a dealer for their misfortune at a CASINO. They are made to consume your wallet. And the added fact that you would have their food undercooked or downright poisoned is despicable

@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335

4 жыл бұрын

All casinos should burn too the ground with the pos people that did people wrong.

@robertbennett2796

4 жыл бұрын

If they served undercooked food intentionally that can end in a lawsuit

Walmart return center. I worked there as temp work and the day i got sent there they told me "it has a high turnover rate". They werent kidding. It was like working in a sweatshop getting in pallets of product in boxes usually sliding them across a conveyor belt by hand with the whole building only having 2 working acs while having 6 installed. It was 10 hrs a day working in the hot las vegas heat in a warehouse thats mostly roasting the whole time. I got let go i could only assume because i wasnt working at a slaves pace. Oh, and they had a metal detector at the front because they didnt trust anyone, except the guard who came to inspect everyone before he sat in the security room the whole day. They also have us sign ndas because of the shit they throw out, like whole bicycles to scrap and the bunch of liquidity of items sitting in the warehouse. Just so you werent tempted telling friends/aquaintances where they can find shit like whole pallets of returned ps4s and xbox ones.

Got a job being "The Naughty Apprentice Boy" with an acting troupe at a Renaissance Fair at age 19. Eight times a day, two days in a row, I would get arrested & had my head & hands stuck in wooden stocks for a half hour so people could throw water balloons at my head, which they'd already shaved becuz I was 'a criminal.' Totaled over 8 hours bent over in stocks for $7.75/hr. Muscles in neck, shoulders, back and arms ached for days afterwards, plus bald head, chest, back & arms sunburned because they only had only spf 8 the first day. First & definitely last acting job.

@BBB-Schmuck

6 ай бұрын

You're lucky you only got things thrown at you. Someone could've come up behind you and buggered you.

I worked for an inventory service. We basically went into a store and counted what stock was on the shelf. You'd only be paid drive time if it was over 45 minutes and in their vehicle. One day, our group finished a store and they told us to go to another store. Nobody agreed to go. They had us wait 2 hours while a manger got there to tell us "Well I hear we got a bus of people that aren't team players." Didn't say it but thought "Bit**, you ain't payin' us enough for this to be our only job and you can't spring a double shift at the last minute." She docked the 2 hours we waited. Didn't say anything, got home, called the office, told them I quit, it had been less than a week. Got a job scraping gum off floors and cleaning toilets and didn't mind it at all. It was a far better job because the boss respected us.

@samoanjoseph1457

6 ай бұрын

I remember working for an inventory service, but I don't ever recall having to do multiple stores in a single day. Though, maybe that's because several managers had their kids (including me) working with them, so we ended up with so much overtime that the company practically ordered us not to work more than a few days per week. So generally by mid-week we'd worked as much as they'd let us. Plus, sometimes it was hard to estimate how long a store would take to finish. If the clerks were on the ball and resolved any issues quick, great, you'd be out in a few hours. But if you got no help those jobs could go all day. It was a good first job for me, but looking back, I realize I never would have applied if I didn't already have someone on the inside (with a car).

I used to work for a junk removal company. The worst part about the jobs wasn’t so much the physical labor, but it was the different jobs we had to do. The worst jobs were always the hoarder houses and restaurants because of the sheer volume of crap, and the smell. One house took us 4 days to clear out, and required all of our trucks. The worst experience I ever had was attempting to clear out a Mexican restaurant on the outskirts of Chicago. This restaurant had been out of business for almost a year. We walk in, and the scent was so foul, it hit our nostrils like a Prime Mike Tyson haymaker. The cooking oil had turned into a thick, black sludge, the chicken was decomposed to a gray, slushy paste. I was one of the first guys to take a few to puke.

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

now THAT is a dirty job, sorry I just couldn’t resist

I was in burger king for 2 days. I was told to run in the kitchen with 8€/h salary, manager ignored me and told me to start before papers were made.

@afrosamuraiwarrior

3 жыл бұрын

Was there no training for you?

@tacticalaf3877

3 жыл бұрын

@@afrosamuraiwarrior No

@afrosamuraiwarrior

3 жыл бұрын

@@tacticalaf3877 wow! That's very bad

@nesswhopees

3 жыл бұрын

that's illegal wtf

hotel housekeeping lots of 'eyelashes' in the tub

@Alrighttheniguess

4 жыл бұрын

Jacob Johnson 🤢

@ladymaskmaker6667

4 жыл бұрын

Eyelashes? Wot?

@jacobjohnson2603

4 жыл бұрын

@@ladymaskmaker6667 "eyelashes" in a bathtub. "eyelashes"

@ladymaskmaker6667

4 жыл бұрын

@@jacobjohnson2603 my friend, i am a simple dumbass. Me still dont understand

@KnakuanaRka

4 жыл бұрын

@@ladymaskmaker6667 Pubic hair, probably. xP

Working at a call center. It really makes you hate people... Also working as a server; having people treat you like shit while you're kissing their ass in the hopes that you'll get a good tip because you get paid below minimum wage. I'm pretty sure this job was the start of me not wanting to have kids.

Working retail during the Christmas season. You soon start singing the latest pop remixes of the classics in your sleep. [......Baby it cold outside......... }

@thenightowlnerd4136

4 жыл бұрын

Baer LordBaer retail during any season. The music is always the same. Pop is pop it’s a just change in lyrics.

@MadameSomnambule

4 жыл бұрын

I'm lucky my DG had a sorta funtioning radio. By radio, I mean a cd player with an aux port. An old coworker played oldies and classic rock stations from her phone. But the one Christmas cd my boss insisted on was just horrid, a bunch of mediocre covers of Christmas songs with only one good song. Ugh.

@MrLordBaer

4 жыл бұрын

@@MadameSomnambule ya I ended up playing AC/DC, on the trip home , very loud. and that just got me through

@ryvh_

4 жыл бұрын

Baer LordBaer oh Jesus yes, Mariah Carey 24/7, I’ve probably heard the “all I want for Christmas Is you” song 500 times

@REALjohnmosesbrowning

4 жыл бұрын

My store only plays 50's and 60's oldies. I'm a devout metalhead, but now I'm hearing Blue Suede Shoes in my sleep

Donation attendant at Goodwill. My god that was a 5 month nightmare.

@bowserjr4645

4 жыл бұрын

blacking37 the books always smell like ass

@fratercontenduntocculta8161

4 жыл бұрын

I think one of the worst things about goodwill is that they deliberately mislead people to think they are a charitable organization, when in fact are a billion dollar company like Walmart.

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

@@fratercontenduntocculta8161 if they’re a multibillion dollar company then what do they do with the stuff that people donate because I’m seriously curious

@elias8294

3 жыл бұрын

@@Choujifangirl they throw away everything they can't sell

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

@@elias8294 yeah I kind of figured that that was the case honestly there should be a law that stores that take in donations are banned from throwing anything away that they can’t sell

My worst job is a tie. Between being hired for detailing cars but being told to only wash the rags used for detailing........in the middle of the drive thru car wash.no joke. Those damn machines were on the walk of the machine that washes the cars when you drive in. Constantly soaked and the humid heat of the south. I passed out and got sick a lot. The second was working at a cheese steak place that was owned by a mean Chinese man. The man would constantly berate me and other staff for never making subs and cheese steak sandwiches correctly but the man would always bring his kids. Never put diapers on the youngest. Let him do whatever he wanted which sometimes meant cleaning up after messes, watching the boy touch food we were to serve after playing in his mess, watching them casually walk into our stock room and bring out food for them to eat when we weren't allowed to, walk in the kitchen when they weren't allowed, and the oldest actually working in the kitchen.....she was 11. We weren't allowed to report it. Or we would get fired. I did and I quit the same day. The bastard almost never paid me my last pay check and kept arguing with me that I didn't deserve my paycheck. His wife was really nice as was his daughter. SHE went in the office and got out my check. Said she was sorry about everything and was working on them shutting down to go back home. Lili was nice, her husband wasn't.

My worst job was my first job. I was working in a hospital Er as a receptionist. It was scary seeing people in distress

@ospreyphil8995

2 жыл бұрын

Oohhh I did that too. Man it’s an experience

The worst job for me was working on a packing production line for Vlasic pickle company. The smell was so strong and we had to make sure the pickles were packed tight in the jar. I got brine juice in my eye and it hurt. The manager would yell at us over the intercom to go faster (the verbal equivalent of cracking the whip). It was standing only. I lasted one day. My feet and fingers hurt so much. I went home and never went back. It was good incentive to stay in school though.

My worst job was at a food distribution warehouse in the freezer section, I was working 65+hrs a week. The overtime pay was great but I was to tired to spend the money on my days off. Only work there for 3 months because it was a summer job while I was in college.

I worked as a cleaner at a well-known nightclub, which was my worst job ever because I got legitimately sick from the strong smell from the bathrooms combined with the cleaning chemicals that I actually threw up on my way back home.

Cashier/bagger/cart pusher at a grocery store

Daughter worked for a time at a dairy farm in upstate NY. Started as a desk jocky in the office and got bored. Asked for something more interesting with more challenges. They let her do production tracking or something like that. Each cow had a quota to produce and if it didn't make it off to the slaughterhouse it went. When the production sheet was spit out some cows numbers were highlighted in red. She had to get a red paint stick and find the cow in the feeding/milking shed and mark its forehead with the red "mark of death". She was the milkhouse Mengele. She quit after about 4 months.

Dishwasher in Chinese restaurant. Grossest kitchen ever. I lasted 1/2 hour.

I've only ever had one job. Been a Janitor for 6 years now. I love it!

@luciusirving5926

3 жыл бұрын

I wish that I could have been one. I hate car maintenance jobs!

@SevenEllen

Жыл бұрын

Wait until you've been doing it for fourteen years. The novelty wears off. Trust me. You'll dream of lottery wins.

@jetsetradio7715

Ай бұрын

Depending on the place that actually isn't a bad job, if you get a clearance and work a gov job at some government/military installation you can end up making a decent salary.

Subway. I cannot handle fast food stress.

Working a relatively major distribution center. Lasted a month before quitting. Miserable working environment, miserable people all over. I was so relieved when I quit and left.

Shift manager at Arby's. I wanted to die.

@chelseascott5872

4 жыл бұрын

Nobody ever goes to Arby's.

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

@@chelseascott5872 what are you talking about Arby’s is delicious the problem is is there’s no Arby’s around me

@chelseascott5872

3 жыл бұрын

@@Choujifangirl we have an Arby's in my city but I honestly have never seen a single customer go there either to eat in or even the drive thru. I don't know how that place stays in business.

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

@@chelseascott5872 hmmm… maybe it’s just your location? then again I don’t know I’m just guesstimating

Burger King. The thumbnail is 100% accurate

@ProZShiFT

3 жыл бұрын

Hey I work there rn, I absolutely hate it here

Being the stress relief scapegoat for my family

I live in west Michigan, factory capital of Midwest. Factory work is the worst.

Animal Adoption Center. There is a lot of learn about this job, dog breeds, characteristics, assessment, sanitation, medicating, vaccinating, euthanizing, identifying disease , knowing animal diseases, and city animal ordinances. Manager promised that we would receive training, that was several months ago. Manager told me if I had a question to ask her. I asked my manager a simple question, she gets annoyed and tells me to figure things out myself. Rinse and repeat until I finally left the job.

One that still gets me to this day was my first internship. It was my last semester in college and one of the things needed to graduate was a 9-week internship. I found one in our school paper that stated it payed (also since I was job-hopping at the time due to my extreme depression and anxiety, this would've been perfect (I'm better now, for those wondering)) It was a 40 minute drive and was in Miami... one of the worst places for traffic, and my car had no AC so driving there was hell. But the job was relatively pleasant enough. Anyway, I worked there for about 3 weeks and asked about my pay....boss told me it was unpaid. (She was also the textbook definition of a Karen) I told her the internship said it was paid, and I even texted her a pic of the paper stating the position I worked and having it say it was paid. She told me it was outdated, even though that paper was from that same month and year. I told her my financial situation-- I could barely afford housing and I couldn't even get gas. Slowly over the course of a few days, I stopped showing up. Enraged she texted me, I again, told her I couldn't afford gas. She offered me $30 a week (which wasn't even enough for that!) and told me to work full-time hours that would interfere with my classes. I told her I definitely couldn't do that, her response, verbatim, "I already called your school. Do this full-time or don't even bother coming back." I told her to go fuck herself and deleted her number. I got a new internship a week later which I ADORED. (Because of this whole experience, I got a C in my internship course.. But it was so worth it since I no longer had to be some Karen's personal bitch)

“Cashew flicker” sounds like a dirty phrase 😂😂😂

DAN THE DJ 😭

@Mioochii

3 жыл бұрын

LOL!! Yeaj it was funny to me too

Working in the kitchen. Might not sound that bad until you realize that it was in the dead of summer in a hot ass kitchen with no air conditioning. We had flames running everywhere so fans were out of the question. You were busy from 11am to 10pm at night and only had about 20 minutes total as your lunch break. You work 6 out of 7 days. All for the sweet sweet wage of $7.25 an hour.

Summer job in a factory. Had to place small wooden pieces into a sanding machine. I wasnt allowed to listen to music and this goofy looking doofus came up to me and told me i was terrible at it and that i was invading his "job" i just thought fuck this shit and walked out after 90 minutes

I watch a lot of these worst job sorts of videos and frequently (and rightfully so) I see Kirby vacuums mentioned, so figured I'd finally tell my story. I'll need to provide some context first. I was straight out of high school (was a 16 year old senior, so I was YOUNG), and had moved straight in with my 25 year old boyfriend the day after graduation. When I say I moved in with him, what I really mean is he had been living with his parents his whole life, and our place was his first. His ONLY contribution was signing the lease since I wasn't old enough. I had all the money saved for first, last, deposit, utilities activation, etc. I had also bought EVERYTHING for the place. Furniture, dishes, linens, you name it. He literally just moved his clothes in.. He was a massive stoner and somehow managed to hide it from me, probably because I only saw him a few hours everyday, and for some reason (this was 30 years ago, so I don't remember the reason), I sold my car?? So here I was trapped in our apartment, nowhere near anyone we knew, and we had no phone line. I could walk a mile up to the busy highway right off the interstate, make it across 5 lanes of traffic to use the payphone at a gas station, but for obvious reasons didn't care to repeat that often. My boyfriend worked as a cook at a country club, and had a split shift. He'd wake up, get high, go work the two hour breakfast rush, come home, eat breakfast, get high, go back for lunch. Come home, eat lunch, get high, go to the dinner rush. Come home, have dinner, get high, play video games, and fall asleep. I got sick of that sh*t real quick, so noped out and went back to my mom and step-dad's house. I left every single thing I had bought for the place, which in retrospect was stupid, but that's how badly I wanted out. First thing I did was find a job, but not having a car (still don't remember why because I had one all senior year), my options were limited. An office park not a quarter mile from where we lived had posted job openings so I walked over there to apply. After much run around and double talk, I learned it was for Kirby Vacuums. The business itself bore the initials of the ""CEO/Owner", so you really had no clue til you were trapped in a room with 20 other equally clueless people. I was literally the only woman (girl, really, given my age), present and was hired immediately. Again, not having a vehicle, I was put in with the van crew, which consisted of five grown-ass men, all of whom also didn't have vehicles except for the supposed supervisor. So we drive to the next state over, a good hour, hour and a half from the office and I was dropped off by myself in a subdivision and was told to put my demo box out front of the house I was in so they could find me. All I'd had was a few hours training at the office prior to being thrown into a van with five strangers. I did remarkably well, and was landing a sale at the first place I got to let me in. My "supervisor" showed up some time later, took over completely and stole my sale right out from under me! I held my tongue in front of the customers, but as soon as we left I angrily demanded to know why he poached my sale. He said he was "training" me. "B*llsh*t! Give me my sale back!" I knew he was trying to bully and take advantage of me because of my age, but I had a 140 IQ and was very precocious, so I was having none of it. Growing up with three older brothers didn't hurt either! He blew me off and said *maybe* if I "did what I was told" he'd share the commission with me. "From MY sale? That's generous of you!" I bode my time, stewing in my anger until we were reunited with the crew to head home. I had made a connection with the youngest of the guys, I believe he was 19 or 20, and since I could relate best to him, attached very quickly. I discretely told him what the supervisor did to me, and he said that had happened to him as well. Apparently he did this to everyone so he could loaf in the van all day and sleep. I mentally checked out and planned to quit as soon as we got back because no way in hell was I going to be taken advantage of by some bully too lazy to do his own work. I later learned he was friends with the owner, so no one bothered to complain because you just knew it wouldn't do any good. We get about 15 minutes down the road and I notice we're heading a different way than we came. I ask if we're going back to the office or was there something more to be done. No one answered. An eerie silence enveloped the van, and I had a feeling in my gut that I wasn't safe. There was nothing I could do. I was trapped in a van doing 65 mph in an unknown location and the sun was setting. Suddenly, I see the young man who I'd connected with, let's call him Chad, pop his hand behind the front passenger seat (I was sitting directly behind him), and he wiggled his fingers. Scared and desperate for reassurance, I grabbed his hand with a vise-like grip and prayed silently that whatever was going on would just be revealed already because not knowing was worse than whatever my overly active imagination was coming up with (read, I thought I'd be killed and dumped in a ditch on those rural back roads.) Finally, the supervisor (let's call him Eric) spoke up. He said, "Remember when I said if you did as you were told you'd get some commission? Well, van crew is tight knit. We all get initiated in differently, so to speak. For everyone here, I get their first sale, but I'm going to do something different with you. You're going to get f*cked in!" I had to choke back the vomit hurtling up my throat, as I had been raped when I was younger. That's how my virginity was taken, and I would rather be dead in the ditch than go through that again, and I now understood why Chad had slipped his hand back to me. I'm guessing this was discussed with at least the some of van crew because no way can one guy spring that on 5 other people, no matter whose friend he is! I must have looked white as a ghost because the guy sitting next to me said, "Eric, you know she's a kid, right? She's not even eighteen yet." He looked at me in the rear view mirror and said, "Okay then, I'll just make you go once. Pick who you want to f*ck you into van crew." Again, I choked back the vomit and squeezed Chad's hand, silently begging him to do something. Anything! He bravely spoke up and said no way was that sh*t happening on his watch, and told Eric "You'll have to kill at least half of us if you try. This ain't cool!" One of the other guys finally spoke up and agreed, and the floodgates burst open and the others quickly echoed that sentiment. Eric pulled over, ripped his seat belt off and stared me down. "What happens in the van, stays in the van! If ANYONE breathes a word of this, you will be sleeping with one eye open the rest of your lives!" He eyed each person in the van in turn, and then turned around and started the van back up. When we got back to the office, I ran to the bathroom and threw up. Chad was waiting for me when I came out. He asked if he could walk me home, which, honestly, I was wondering how I was going to do that when my legs were rubber. Eric was staring us down from across the room and we slipped out as quickly as we could and Chad walked me home in silence. When we were 30 feet or so from my driveway, Chad stopped and apologized for what happened and said he was quitting and telling the police. I don't know if he did. Nothing came of it that I know of. No one ever contacted me, and I've never told another living soul in these last 30 years. I can't blame any of that on Kirby, although their recruiting tactics were totally misleading, they bullied and pressured you into being aggressive with sales, and obviously, this particular office had the worst element supervising employees that were under their complete control. I just hope Eric never tried that crap with any other woman. I will always regret not going to the police because if it did happen to some other woman, without Chad there to speak up, who knows what could've happened. I just like to think Eric stopped with that crap when everyone in the van stood up to him. I do know that about a year or two later the place was no longer there. Hopefully it went out of business. Feels good to finally let that secret go! Also of note, about a decade after this when I was married with kids, a relative told me that my old boyfriend was in prison for raping a toddler. Dodged a bullet all around!

@ooievaar6756

3 жыл бұрын

what a nightmare ! i'm european (holland) and shitty jobs are here as well. And annoying irritating demeaning people. I drove a bus with passengers once and had a fight with 2 of a group of six after several insults due too alcohol abuse..I tried to get them out, 4 of them got out, 1 I had to throw out, and the last one got stuck in the door while I closed it...I drove for 100 metres and opened the door and kicked him out. Driving busses (public transport) is a lousy too flexible unsecure job here. Ill never do it again. But I can easily give you 50 examples of wrapping (plastifing) books, doing inquiries door to door, cleaning fish, working with double handicapped people with behavioral problems 17 hours in 1 day etc etc. Really shitty work, Im unemployed now, and actually I dont mind anymore

@BBB-Schmuck

6 ай бұрын

Too long boring story.

EDIT: *I was typing on my phone, and I realized I typed 32 hours instead of 3. I worked in a bakery, and I had to clean up after everyone. I also lifted 50 lbs. of frozen dough almost everyday. Bakeries are really dirty if there is not enough staff to clean up, or no one is cleaning as they go. Cleaning out the steamer was not fun, but the worst was cleaning up rotten dough that spoiled. There was always dirt and grime everywhere, and I was the only one cleaning the bakery. There were times when I could not finish everything by the time I clocked out, so I had to stay 3 hours after my shift. Sometimes, my manager would get mad when I would stay later, then clock out afterwards. She would not schedule more people in the evening to help me clean, either. People would also just leave frosting and other shit all over the floor. No one ever cleaned dishes they used, so I had to all of that. I was also left alone to serve customers at the busiest times, because my 18 year old manager would just leave in the afternoon. She also had me work on a couple of lunch breaks. I would not recommend, especially if it's not union.

@kasugaifox8571

4 жыл бұрын

That bakery should have been reported to the health inspector.

@emmacat3202

4 жыл бұрын

@@kasugaifox8571 I agree. I was young, stupid, knew nothing about labor laws, and was desperate for a job to try and pay for college. They are out of business now.

You know you have a crappy job when you start dreading going to work everyday. I already spoke about this job at the company that rhymes with vagabond, but I eventually got to a point where I just did not care that I was late for work. And I normally don't like being late for anything.

Walmart Cart Pusher in the middle of a city that was made for 1/3rd the population they catered to. Their parking lot was constantly full and there was always somebody looking for ways to defraud the company in the parking lot to get things fixed on their car. We worked in all weather with no machines, because they were always substandardly fixed and we were told to use them to push more than they could handle. When they finally had customers complain about seeing us go through the 40 degree rain with no coats or anything, they told us to grab coats from the camping department. Come to find out after I was fired from there for 'causing damage to cars', which was just the aforementioned fraud that they just assumed we did, the store manager was purposely ignoring all costs and refused to fix any damage or fire anybody who was willing to work in literally dangerous situations. This was because she was giving herself a million dollar bonus and immediately retired. The district manager that took over saw the store go into some heavy losses trying to fix everything after she left. And to double down on this. Every cart pusher was expected to do any job across the store. This was because we were paid the lowest and would never get raises because of the false infractions we accrued. Thus they didn't need to hire people for other jobs in the store and it was cheaper.

@laurawillits176

4 жыл бұрын

Yet another reason to hate Walmart

@Wixvhen

4 жыл бұрын

It was honestly the manager. Once the district popped in, they went 'holy shit' and lost money fixing everything and trying to bring people back afterwards.

@timothynewton6421

2 жыл бұрын

Seize their money

Every job I've ever had,some part of it was awful...hours,pay,location,coworkers,management...I lasted one shift at a job that didn't have nearly enough facilities for everyone,imagine holding your bladder and bowels most of your shift. The place supposedly paid $16 an hour without any overtime or weekends..however they start at $10...they were only paying me $9.70 because I was on day shift. After the shift was over we weren't allowed to make a left turn from the parking lot onto the street,it wasn't a private street or a one way either! Their were just way too many things amiss about the place.

@lawschoolpro

Жыл бұрын

Ups?

I also worked for a company that rhymes with narrow-minded creepers. I drove a street sweeping truck during third shift through strip malls, cleaning up parking lots. When I got the job, I was previously invited to go on tour with a friend of mine, but I had no idea whether or not I'd be getting paid. But I digress. Anyway, that job was so grueling that it murdered my social life. I even got sick and almost died! One day, not long after I got hired as an Uber driver, end up on noticing how much money I made in one night (Back in 2014), found myself refusing to go to work, despite being scheduled that night. I was just too damn tired, so I emailed my manager and told her in so many words that I am overworked and underpaid. I quit. Keep in mind that I was still pissed off at them for making me take unpaid leave when I had to recover from the hospital for 6 weeks!

Any job that becomes monotonous is the worst. When you're stuck doing the same unfulfilling task every damn shift it'll drive you crazy. That's why I quit my last job. I couldn't stand the tediousness that felt so pointless and soul crushing. I don't regret quitting that job and taking a new one. It saved my sanity.

@ooievaar6756

3 жыл бұрын

75% of work is like that. It is very hard to find fullfilling, creative enriching meaningfull work with a normal income.

I love how the guy in the thumbnail works a burger king.

20:00. A discount for 'Jesus' My old boss used to know these type people and had special price lists printed with everything @+20% RRP. Then let the gobshite 'haggle'a 20% discount. Only happened 5-6 times a year. Paul Smith you were a scary bastard when angry but I really did love working for you. RIP boss.

Preface: I once worked for 2 1/2 years at McDonalds - NO. That's wasn't THE job. Just context. I recently worked at Whataburger for 2ish months. That was the job. Interviewing head manager had left before the appointment(red flag 1) so interviewed with other manager. Which meant nothing as was just told to come back tomorrow for real interview. Came back and did real interview this time(lady just felt off). 1-2 weeks after being hired just waiting to start the job with zero communication(red flag 2). Called to come in with only 1ish hour notice. Came in, but no time to shave. 1 regular manager Chelsea (not real name) gave crap for it (very vice principal tone; red flag 3) 2-3 weeks spending 2 hours a day watching instructional videos on a company issued laptop. Had to be in restaurant, on the clock, and in uniform just to watch the videos, which were on the company website, so theoretically could just be done at home.(rf 4) Then was made the drink maker for the drive thru for most of the time. Was occasionally made to "learn" new parts of the store, but they didn't really teach and had little patience for how long it would take you to learn it by yourself. Chelsea had 0 patience vice principal demeanor whole time. Got another job offer that much paid better. Accepted offer and dropped off uniform that afternoon and told one of the fellow workers there I was done. Head manager lady who had hired me called me on non-restaurant phone so didn't know to ignore. 9.00 hr was not worth it. Especially with Chelsea. When I told her replacement job was $20 hr she gave up. Probably better pay than what she had. 2 1/2 years at McDonalds was fine and good. 2ish months at Whataburger and I couldn't wait to leave. Something to think about in The Twilight Zone.

Worst job I ever had was CVS. Nothing can hold a candle in my life to how bad that company treats its people. They purposely schedule you when they know you need a day off. Give uneven work loads so certain people need to work 5 times harder than someone standing right next to them. Make you work a closing shift. Then open the next morning. Then Overnights the rest of the week. My raise was from one minimum wage to the newer minimum wage at the time. They ONLY promote people who are abusive because "Your co workers won't do what you tell them if they like you." I had managers MORE THAN ONCE cause a horrible avalanche of products that fell and hurt people. Only for them to literally RUN to the office. Wait for like a 15 minutes. Then come back and yell at everyone cleaning because "YOU GUYS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS!!!!!!!" That was 2 managers in 2 different stores. I'll never forget my time in CVS because it was the worst 3 years of my professional life. I cant tell you how happy I am now as a Welder who doesn't need to deal with ANY of that ever again.

Working in a sausage factory .... If you knew what goes into sausages you wouldn't even feed them to your dog ...

I did a lot of contract work as an admin in long-term positions. I finally decided to get a job with benefits, so I interviewed with a county agency for an Admin job. Many businesses consider Admins as receptionists and, in some cases, pack mules (must lift 50lbs?!?) Since I just wanted to stay busy, I was very clear that I did not do reception work - I’m good at it, just dislike it. As soon as I signed on the dotted line, I was told I'd also handle reception. The environment was hostile - my peers and manger acted as if I were a plague-ridden slug that had just crawled out of the ooze. It got to be so bad, it was affecting my health and my doctors told me to quit. The next Monday I called my agency and told them I was available and was offered an open-ended job at an auto parts plant. I wrote a 4-page letter of resignation detailing why I was quitting - misrepresentation of the position, negative/dismissive attitudes of the manager and immediate coworkers, etc. The only friendly people were in IT, so I knew all the gossip. My manger was not in, so I notified the Executive Director and he was such a _____, I told him everyone knew about his affair with my manager. He went quiet and then asked me to wait for the manager who, after reading the letter, told me to leave. BTW, there were no cell phones at this time, so she was blindsided. Good times.

nothing like listening to work stories the night before the workweek

Working in a manufacturing shop that thought you were a machinist but got hired as an operator owner promised training 60 days later was told they were letting me go for not knowing enough

solid thumbnail. I used to work at burger king and, depending on management, the job was your worst nightmare. The only redeeming quality was you made either great friends or enemies with your co-workers.

Being alive in this world is the worst

Call Center Agent for a certain company starting with an "E" and ending with an "ay". Your supervisors use you to boost their own statistics/ego. They act nice but the moment youre screwing with their metrics they start making your life hell. Also the fact that they tell you that you gotta throw people under the bus at times is terrible. I still remember having to deny a single mother's appeal with the money we took from her. The money she made from the sale was supposed to go to her mortgage and I'll never forgive myself for putting her on the street cause my boss said to do so. The people that call you are also a mixed bag. Some are horrible like that one stoner complaining about his anime merch or as pleasant as that one Vietnam veteran inquiring about a certain collector coin.

Once upon a time i got the bright idea to open an all night café. Found an existing café that i convinced to share it with me. It had one namn at the day and one at night. It was near a busy nightclub-area, and i thought it would be great with all people who wanted coffee and a snack after the bars closed. After two weeks of cleaning up after way to drunk people i regretted my choice. But had a 6 month trial lease. Made good money, but never again.

I was washing dishes because I was really desperate as I couldn't find anything for a long time. They only had a small and really old dishwasher which broke one day... the owner(s) knew but didn't bother to do anything about that so I had to do it manually. In a restaurant -- there even wasn't enough crockery for that, so it really sucked. Plus my job was also making homemade limos and delivery (very rarely there was someone to do the dishes while I was busy with something else). I was drained physically and psychically then ended up in a hospital with a gallbladder attack which resulted in an infection. (Needless to say I once got a gallbladder attack while working! I was feeling rather nauseous and all the smell around made it even worse. But it was so understaffed they couldn't send me home, so I had to work while feeling like throwing up at any second). Lasted for a year... proud of myself.

I use to work at this one place and all we did for the WHOOOOLE shift was grab frozen burgers and line them up on a belt.......it was cold and boring I lasted 3 weeks

One of the absolute worst things my old food delivery job did, that STILL pisses me off to this day: Schedules are posted on Sundays. I checked my schedule, I go in at 3pm on Wednesday. Cool. Tuesday night I'm up late on the phone with my boyfriend. I go to sleep at 3am. 8:30am rolls around and my job calls me. I think they want me to come in earlier, so I ignore the call. Then my phone starts blowing up. They call five times until I finally pick up. My boss says I'm late. I said "no I'm not, I don't go in until 3." They insist no, it's 8:30am. I think that maybe I read the schedule wrong. So I'm super tired and I go in. While I'm preparing my delivery orders, TWO other people say "yeah, I thought I wasn't scheduled today. But they called and said I was." The f*ckers took on a bunch of orders for Wednesday morning and DIDN'T inform the employees that there was a schedule change because they needed more help. People check those when they're posted and make their weekly plans based off them. I myself planned to sleep in Wednesday morning and no one told me I had to work. I was absolutely furious. Oh and I still had to work my afternoon shift that day. The icing on the cake was that they were mad at ME for not showing up on time. I should've walked out then and there. No wonder that job had such a high turnover rate, people were no call, no showing all the time. It was so poorly run and the employees were always expected to pick up the slack for poor management. I understand they have to take the food orders they receive, but they have to understand that the employees should be at least aware if their help is needed and ask if they can come in if the schedule's already been posted. That place no longer gets my business because when I ordered from them years after that (different location), they still can't get it right and have to send out drivers to fix their mess. They don't deserve my money just like they didn't deserve my labor.

Easily Jimmy Johns. They either under-schedule you, or groom you to think you have a shot at moving up the ladder only to relegate you to a specific position with extreme hours in a dead end situation. Being a teenager, they only gave me 3 hours shifts. Manager was passive aggressive and made me clean the grease trap every week. Never again.

If I was a girl that worked at a hotel, I would have called the police anyway. I don't know why she was such a coward

My first job(I’ve had 3 to date) was a hostess. My managers(except Tess and Kevin) were fucking idiots,i had to deal with so many angry old Christian ladies,people on Sundays treated me as I was inhuman just because and read this in an old stereotypical southern person “they got the holy spirit in them”. I got my second in my whole life panic attack because my third day was the busiest day of the year

The worst job I've ever had was working as a baker at Bruegger's Bagels, that job sucked.

I enjoyed retail, but the pay and scheduling sucked ass. My boss was super strict and rude, while accusing me of being rude when she was no better. Now, food service, on the other hand? No. I have too many allergies and shit to deal with food on a professional level.

Welp...the worst job I've ever had is going to school worst is you dont get paid

The worst job I had since December 1996 is the Whitby Ontario Durham Property Maintenance snow shoveling job I cannot work in the middle of the night. The truth is than not only I am a special needs man, but also working night shifts is my biggest disability all the time. Base as a direct result of their incompetence for endangering my life, I put down my snow shovel and walked away from them walking back alone at night for their own good. If they ever tell me to come back here, I will ignore them for real as if what I did.

I used to do aluminum welding for 6 years and man that shit fucked me up so bad

@luciusirving5926

3 жыл бұрын

No way I'm going to be welding for a living.

@NoorquackerInd

2 жыл бұрын

I know a guy who worked at a titanium factory (obviously not "factory" but close enough) and made either $200-400k a year, working near 12 hour shifts every weekday. He quit that after saving up enough money to do every mod he wanted to his car, and now he's very happily working at a crappy gas station that my other friend who works there hates so much. Now he's just dreaming of putting 2JZs in a miata. Whatever that job was, it must've been horrifying for him to be happy with the gas station job he has now

It always feels the shit when you stuck multi tasking and worse when youve never done that position for that part of the job.

Definitely either my time in Stone Plastics (KY) or Martinrea Inc. (KY again). The former was a plastic factory that had me running four machines in blistering heat for near minimum wage. Lasted a day before getting called out for work at almost double the rate an hour elsewhere. The other was an automotive factory that either kept catching fire every other month or paid similarly to the above gig with plenty manual labor. Basically stay away from factory jobs.

worst i have worked for was a small business after the much better original owner passed it down to his son because "he has a business degree" successful local business closed less than a year after the takeover because a business degree does not make you good at running a business except perhaps into the ground. note - son was not only a complete idiot and had no concept of what was needed to run the business he used the company money to fulfill all his hobbies......an example, first week he took over payroll was delayed by 3 days (usually get paid on tuesdays that week friday) because he spent 15k on comic books for his own collection

@Choujifangirl

3 жыл бұрын

Hmmmm…that story Kinda reminds me of a certain American ex President if you catch my cold

I was a mitigation worker (Tore out ceilings,walls, and/or floors after flooding or fire) and moving sometimes WHOLE houses furniture out was absolutely POSITIVELY one of the things that made me quit my job

@bio-plasmictoad5311

3 жыл бұрын

Moving furniture out of buildings is one of the hardest job's I have experienced. Getting round corners and doors is a skill and seems impossible sometimes.

@Cxrcas

3 жыл бұрын

@@bio-plasmictoad5311 it was just ridiculous to think that was the FIRST step of my day in 100 degree weather. I was in every sense of the word. Miserable

4:43 To be fair, perhaps you could have expressed it as “Which of these projects is higher priority?” But she should have understood what you said.

When they said "dancing bear" I had a few flashes of the hub before I remembered "oh yeah, children like dancing bears too, my bad"

If I were to be working as a janitor for a school or whatever, I’d honestly quit because I find schools so creepy at night. No joke

When the thumbnail is you. Feels bad man

So far a dairy clerk for a grocery store.

Different kind of dancing bear, yeah i think that too

My cousin took a job fresh out of college she found in the newspaper (WAY before internet), selling Yellow Page advertising to companies. She told me she'd cry in the mornings thinking about going into work before she quit!

Postmates courier [Walking]. Sometimes I spend 4 hours and get nothing. I gave up and now work as a crew member in fast food. More money here and managers ask me to stay longer and I say yes for more money.

Hey, I did a Wesley Willis impersonation at my local music store and they loved it. It was like whipping a horse's ass with a belt.

Telemarketing for selling phone service. Worked in business, and that's slightly less a sin, IMO, cos business should expect business related calls, but I resigned when they tried to transfer me to calling people at home.

Worked at a hotel in Southport only worked 10 hrs a week then dropped to 5 then none just made excuses all time saying it was quiet they just wanted rid of me no reason whatsoever. They never got things right a lot of time went in no shift. Worst part was kitchen one or two chefs/porters always sneering back stabbing folk asked to tidy kitchen which was not part of the job I was doing others saying do cutlery like no one could make their bloody mind up. Last job was a mushroom farm on months probation struggled to keep up with things but they did not muck me around. Wonder what next year will bring for me once this awful virus finally goes away fed up of getting in a bad/wrong job being messed around/struggling to keep things up. Will stand up/ take action if they start treating me like what they did at that hotel

i did that door door to door canvassing too. Maybe at most 2 weeks of soul crushing rejection after rejection before i faked it the last few days.

Janitorial Maintenance at Circle K, good God it makes you wanna quit and not come back EVER‼️

Had a job at a lumber mill pulling miss lengthened boards off of a conveyor belt before they were cut into smaller boards down the line . First day of the job as the boss is showing me what to do he casually says something like " yeah you just need figure out how best to grab the boards, just don't be a dumbass and shove your hand in the conveyor gears like the last guy because it will rip your arm off. I still worked there because I was desperate for money, but I would let boards slide past if they went anywhere near those gears . I Pissed a lot of people off, but I couldn't care less. As soon as I had enough money to pay my bills that month I quit on the spot.

Gilster Mary lee they produce generic foods. If you work cereal you will be covered in sugar dust which might as well be chemical glass, if you work in pop corn you will be covered in butter dust, and it was hands down the most unsafe factory I ever stepped foot in. The pay and hours were crap as well. I flaked out fairly quick and would rather work drive through for fast food which is its self bad. That and McAlister's most of the other people were kids from upper middle class families with an entitled sense of importance. Every thing possible there comes in bags, and the kitchen conditions were worse than some of the seedier places I worked. The funny thing was that fairly well to do people would come in and order the food thinking they were getting premium when in reality they would get fresher safer food products at McDonalds, Arby's, or Burger King.

Telemarketing was the worst job I did three times. You only get paid by commission if you did good

Worked at a physical rehab center which was basically a nursing home for just a little bit above minimum wage. The work they expected out of you for such low wages was mind boggling. To top it off, the majority of my coworkers were straight up bitChes...no wonder the company constantly had an ad in the paper asking for people to apply. 🤨

I worked at a thrift shop and the boss was really open about being an “ex”mafia enforcer. He was cool, the people I worked with were cool, but loading semitrailers after taking stuff off of smaller trucks to send stuff to other location was hell on the back. The people living in the apartments were druggies, their dealers, or shooters. One day there was a car that came down the backstreet, nice car, clean 3 people inside , I think you can guess what happened next. Working there may sound dangerous, but when you sell the cheapest stuff around and everyone comes in you’re safer than you will be in the country