He Screamed at my face: junior worker at strictly speaks out

[Nicky91]

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cxr2z4g7pz4o

[arista]

Man UP

[Mystic Mock]

This just sounds like "dancers had a bad day and were mean to me" which is basically School playground stuff.

I've had far worse said to me on the Internet than this.

[jones89]

I mean, you would choose to work around “celebrities” mate. I mean no one likes being yelled at, but as part of the bigger picture of the world, is it really that bad? Think he’s just jumping on the bandwagon here tbh

[Livia]

My brother started work at 16 on a building site. With men. He didn't come home weeping. I worked in politics with some really big, nasty egos who thought it was their right to treat people badly. I survived.

Seems the younger generalisation should be allowed to take their parents to work to protect them.

[arista]

[he was 18 expecting it to be warm and welcoming]


Its a good lesson,
not like he was slapped across his face

[arista]

I mean, you would choose to work around “celebrities” mate. I mean no one likes being yelled at, but as part of the bigger picture of the world, is it really that bad? Think he’s just jumping on the bandwagon here tbh


Look the Pathetic BBC
leaked this
to muddy the waters




Nice to see jones89
posting

[Beso]

Do we have a picture to judge if her face needed screemed at.

[Beso]

My mate had a bbc exec lean over a table to sneer at him
that he will never work for this company, after he gave his pitch for directing a well known show.