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:shrug: she wanted the dough and he offered her his nuts there it is :hee: |
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Can't imagine dealing with that **** at 16, I remember starting my first job about that age and I would've been horrified if anything like that had happened. :umm2:
Vicky has your life always been full of drama :suspect: |
My younger life definitely was. Now that I am 'old' everything seems much calmer :laugh:
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I was told I would be sacked years ago when I worked in the potato factory if I kept refusing to remove my engagement ring (it was under my gloves) so I told them to shove it and walked out :hee:
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But yeah I saw the kind of things that came through the graders with those tatties rats, mice, dead hedgehogs :yuk: |
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Kind of? I pretty much danced out of that place though.
It was a cold calling job and it was the worst four days of my working life, they were a bunch of smiling vampires that were all like 'This is a friendly place of work! We all wear what we want and we have an office dog!' but one day, after having pretty much an entire day of calling for people who had died and having to deal with bothering their relatives, the boss was all like 'Why do you end the call when you find out they died? You should still say the pitch.' And I told them no since it was bad enough we bothered grieving relatives, nevermind trying to sell gutters to them. Bunch of vampires. Two days later, the head smiling vampire called me in for a chat and asked if I was happy, I said no and we agreed to end my employment. I got another interview a few days later, got the job and I've stayed there since. I still get job notifications from the website and I used and that job is always in the recommended list so it looks like they still can't keep people but it's no surprise. |
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Dirty perv. It was bad enough the butcher sticking his tongue down my throat and then locking me in the chuffing freezer when I kneed him. |
Yes, once. For accidently taking a £1 lighter home with me when I'd borrowed it off the shelf like I'd seen my other manager do hundreds of times before. She went on maternity leave and the new guy decided to use me as an example because he was a twat like that. As it turned out it was the best thing to ever happen to me because it meant I could focus on my writing so he can frankly toss off. :)
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When I got called in for my disciplinary hearing (for a £1 lighter that I returned) he'd arranged the office so that there were four seats, for me, him, my witness and a note taker. Three chairs were normal sized and then his was a large stool so that he towered over me. I honestly nearly laughed in his face and was secretly hoping they did sack me because I hated the job so much. |
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