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SecretPersonality178 , Oles kanebckuu Report

#2

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread A nurse I worked with left [medicine] meant for a terminal patients pain management in a room with a patient in for recovery from an [illegal substance] addiction. The recovery patient was the one that walked out in the hall and handed it to me saying “these were meant for someone else”. She left a months supply in that man’s room. I brought it to the desk, manager should have fired her on the spot. Dip nurse just laughed and said “blonde moment”, manager laughed along side her. I spent most of my shift just staying with the guy who’s life had been ruined by the very thing he just had to handle. I quit a week later.

Final score:

119points

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Sean 1 year ago

WTF... after my suicide attempt i had to go into the part of the psychiatry for addiction, because it was so overfilled and they literally checked EVERYTHING, so i wont smuggle anything inside and they were extremely careful with stuff like that. luckily they didnt need to check prostate tho haha

31points

#3

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread There's this guy where I work who takes naps in a recliner in the warehouse, quite often. He's never been even yelled at for it. S**t, he even snores sometimes.

But, man, do I enjoy those naps.

PD216ohio , Dương Nhân Report

Final score:

119points

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Paul C. 1 year ago

We had a lift/elevator in our second office that could be shut off from the inside. Guy I worked with used to shut it down, have an hours rest and then call out that it had stuck. Laziest git I ever worked with.....yeah you Bob!

3points

#4

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread In 2009 I worked at a very well known chain and even then I was the first homosexual they had ever met. Folks were beyond homophobic toward me. To the point that I reported someone for calling everyone a f****t anytime he didn’t like them.

They told me to just relax and they don’t mean it like that. By they, I mean corporate HR. A week later someone smashed my head into a wall, but said it was okay because they were having a bad day. Once again, I was told to just let it go. Finally when I threatened to get a lawyer, everyone changed their tune…. But it made the job worse because people would get quiet anytime I walked into a room and make passive aggressive comments like “oh, freedom of speech time is turned off now guys. Wouldn’t want someone to get upset and cry over some jokes.”

On a personal note, I see a lot of those attitudes creeping back into pop culture since the GOP went nuclear on trans folks.

josiahpapaya , Marta Branco Report

Final score:

107points

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Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago

FREEDOM OF SPEECH DOES NOT MEAN FREEDOM TO BE A BIGOT WITHOUT FACING CONSEQUENCES. I'm SO sick of bullying a******s trying to hide behind the first amendment like that makes their behaviour okay!

92points

Kira Okah 1 year ago

It means that the government can't create laws that restrict your speech for any reason. Decking someone is also not free speech, so if someone is saying stupid then either ignore them, counter them with your own speech, or just laugh. Supremacist groups here have ended up falling apart entirely, not by banning them but platforming them and letting people laugh at their ridiculousness.

9points

Saint Tim the Godless 1 year ago

We're going to have to fight it out next year and the year after. Suggest you all get ready.

7points

Stephanie Barr 1 year ago

Why is it always the most hateful, cruelest people who screech "Freedom of Speech" when they get called out for mistreating people (and assault?)

4points

jaredsbanta 1 year ago

Exactly. All you have to say is look up libel, slander, and fighting words.

2points

Cyndielouwhoo 1 year ago

Exactly!

1point

Seadog 1 year ago

I agree Katie but this is exactly what the press does. They hide behind Freedom of the Press with their fake news. Freedom of the Press does not give them the right to tell lies, spread rumor or manipulate the facts to suit their sensationalism. The press needs to be held just as accountable as bullies that hide behind the 1st amendment with hate speech.

0points

Thomas Ewing 1 year ago

Freedom of speech doesn't mean it's OK to cuss, either. Swearing is a sign of low morals and "I don't have to behave if I don't want to!" Wrong. Do life right or don't call yourself a citizen.

-3points

LadyManx 1 year ago

Dear Lord. Whenever one of the teens I worked with said something stupid like "I saw a f*&^t walking down the street." I would gasp and say OMG, you saw a bundle of sticks upright and walking? I am just dumbfounded." They, of course would give that teen look saying That's not what I mean." Really, bucko? What did you mean? I never ever let them get away with that. It was trash then, and it's trash now.

9points

Kat Hoth 1 year ago

The GOP has made ignorant hateful feel empowered to do/say anything they want. Consequences for their actions are cried about as cancel culture. They are the cancel culture kings, look at poor Colin Kaepernick. Look at their ban on anything that offends their little snowflake feelings.

9points

TAMI 1 year ago

Huh? Smashed your head into a wall? Did you call the cops for assault?

8points

BatPhace 1 year ago

Common decency and compassion for your fellow humans has nothing to do with the first amendment pal, don't be a fùckhead and there won't be a problem

6points

Deb M.F. 1 year ago

I'd like to smack them across their bigoted homophobic faces a few times :|

5points

Phobrek 1 year ago

Apparently assault is just part of free speech in that workplace, so I say go for it. "Oh it's all ok bc I'm just having a bad day!"

4points

v 1 year ago

Too bad you didn't just get the lawyer, rather than threatening to, and let the company deal with it in court.

4points

Gøøse 1 year ago

And that's why I stay in the closet folks

4points

Jessica Bertram 1 year ago

🫂🥺

1point

L hill 1 year ago

Airport worker here. The number of racist, hateful apparel has definitely increased. When i see a group in camo its either military or a racist with racist ideology on a patch.

2points

RedMarbles 1 year ago

So hard to watch this march toward what everyone in a democracy should have already understood from history is dangerous. Words do matter. And the more powerful the person speaking them, the greater the effect. Truly disheartening that we're in this precarious position now.

4points

Robert Miller 1 year ago

Should have gotten the lawyer after the assault and sued the sh!t outta them .

1point

Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago

every time I come across a homophobe "freedom of speech and expression turned off, wouldn't want someone to get upset and cry over a rainbow"

1point

Mojo Flizash 1 year ago

This sh1t makes me furious. Smash your head into a wall? I'd be fired for beating the p1ss out of that person.

1point

Melli Peep 1 year ago

I'm sorry you had to go through this!

0points

Ronnie Cutshall 1 year ago

Nope, someone whould be learning how to fly.

0points

jmdirks 1 year ago

But it's freedom of speech, according to the far left, for some one to go into a school and shoot some kids because they want to be "seen". It's freedom of speech for a member of congress to tell their constituents to go and threaten the lives of Supreme Court Justices. Which is a federal crime btw. These kinds of things are "Freedom of speech" for the democraps. But if some one says they don't like eggplant, then they have it forced down their throats because it doesn't agree with the lefts agenda.

-1point

James Edwards 1 year ago

I my opinion "Who gives a fùćk!" If there good honest people let them be!!!

-3points

Mojo Flizash 1 year ago

Not sure if you're being sarcastic or part of the problem. Nobody deserves to be treated in such a manner.

3points

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Lama 1 year ago

This comes dangerously close to victim blaming. No one is responsible for making sure to not get picked on. It's everyone's responsibility not to pick on others.

12points

Jessica Bertram 1 year ago (edited)

why should ppl have to code switch (not be a 'mark') around homophobes? and your "friends" that picked on you aren't friends, luv. they are awful. good on you for standing up for yourself. you missed the point though. no one should HAVE to stand up for themselves.

4points

Cuddly Panda 1 year ago

"Don't make yourself a mark" is literally what I was told by homophobic school admins after being relentless bullied throughout middle and high school (US). And to this day, still the shìttìest, most reckless advice I've ever heard. And your straight "friends" aren't your friends of your had to take extreme measures to keep from getting bullied by them.

3points

PangolinIllustrious6 , [puamelia] Report

#5

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread My boss smacking me on the a*s with a ruler. I got sent home for asking him what’s his f*****g problem was.

Final score:

86points

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Sami-Jo Ross 1 year ago

That's an HR report in the making.

53points

#6

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread A girl at my work literally punched another employee in the face multiple times AT WORK. The girl who got punched left obviously. The girl who did the punching still works there to this day.
Edit: oh yeah, and there's also a video of it that was sent to a lot of the employees BY HER. She definitely has blackmail on the owner. That's the only logical reason we can think of why he won't fire her.

TheRadJellyfish , Pixabay Report

Final score:

73points

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CG 1 year ago

Seriously, that's when the cops should have been called. I'm thinking if the assaulter didn't get fired, either black mail, or nepotism protected her from the job.

3points

#7

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Was working at McDonald’s. Watched a female crew member sneeze into her hands, and proceed to make a wrap and sent it out. I threw it in the bin before front staff got it.

RewardNew5810 , Robi Pastores Report

Final score:

61points

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S Mi 1 year ago

This is gross. But I'm curious why 'female' included there? I was expecting something at least mildly relevant

7points

#8

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Yep.

Few weeks ago one of my sales rep comes in to drop off paperwork for a sale he had just completed.

The whole time he's bragging about how the customer couldn't believe his great deal even though he was paying MSRP.

I take the paperwork, and start looking through it to verify the same amount to put the commission in for payroll.

I come up on the price, and in the box it says: $2,100. I look at him in complete disbelief. I show him where he put the price, and his face went white as a ghost.

$2,100 when it should've been $21,000. By misplacing the comma, and not adding an extra 0, the dumb S.O.B let a BRAND NEW UTV GO FOR $18.9K BELOW MSRP!!!!!!!

I had to tell the owner who told sales rep that 1% of the price would come out of all future paychecks until the price was paid back.

amethyst_haired_emo , Pixabay Report

Final score:

59points

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Adam Belaire 1 year ago

Bet you that customer was holding their breath until they got the keys in hand then left like a bat out of hell.

81points

#9

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread I got my laptop stolen, worked the night shift and left it at work, when I came back the next day, it was gone. I reported this to my boss, she said okay we will look in to it, she called the day staff and surely she came and did bring the laptop back, she tried to make it like I didn't see it. I did see her returning the laptop.

I tell my boss this, she proceeds to fire me, and kept the employee that stole my laptop, I had worked there for a month and she had been working there for years, she said I was clearly lying and that the laptop was always there.

Prixm , Gantas Vaičiulėnas Report

Final score:

44points

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TAMI 1 year ago

The way this is written is confusing

46points

#10

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread When I was in high school, I worked at Dairy Queen. I was on the opening crew one Saturday and the assistant manager unlocks the doors, lets us in, and tells us "Guys, I'm really hungover right now so I'm gonna sleep in the back. Wake me up if you need me." She goes back and curls up on top of the laundry machines (we washed all the uniforms on site because they get covered in ice cream). It was a slow day so and she was the cool manager, so we all let her sleep and never told the owner.

Another night, one of our cook's buddies parked their car in our lot and he just hung out there with them smoking weed for a couple hours. If someone ordered food, we'd go out and get him. He'd come back inside, cook it, and go right back out. The rest of us had the decency to smoke *after* work, but nobody ratted him out either.

SeveralAngryBears , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

43points

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Luke Branwen 1 year ago

Considering what the workers have to endure these days, they should at least be vibing.

19points

#11

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Girl took a bleach rag and then used it to wipe the condiment nozzles that were in use, and she just put the condiments back (mixing bleach and food). When I brought this up, her and both managers couldn't see a problem, so I straight up quit before they [ended] someone.

Karneveus , Nothing Ahead Report

Final score:

43points

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Xenon 1 year ago

Not "unalived"?

23points

i-piss-excellence32 , Ryutaro Tsukata Report

#12

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Work in a residential setting for teens with behavioral issues. There’s 1 staff in particular who should not be working with kids and it was clear on my 2nd day. He’s almost 50 and behaves like a 15 year old. He’s always going back and forth and gets mad about everything with them.

One day things got heated between him and a kid for the 100th time and he ends up choking the kid. The kid was actually being more mature about it and he wanted to continue to fight the kid. We separated them and I was holding the staff back when he started to get mad at me for not letting him beat up a 14 year old.

I’ve only been at this job for 3 months and was told by other staff that this has happened multiple times now with different kids.

He still has a job because he’s best friends with the 2 bosses

Final score:

43points

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Sami-Jo Ross 1 year ago

The bosses and this dude should be arrested.

51points

#13

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread The supervisor left the safe open.

At this job, he should have absolutely gotten fired but his blunder got overshadowed because one of the douchier employees stole 50k and went on the run for over half a day.

BW_Bird , William Murphy Report

Final score:

38points

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Mark Bayliss 1 year ago

I don't think it can be classed as on the run if it is only half a day !!

3points

#14

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread I worked at a special needs day program many years ago. Wednesdays were classic film day at the local theater and we’d take the clients. I was a 1:1 meaning I had only one client. My direct superior had 3, and a substitute had 4. The substitute lost one of her guys and didn’t realize it until after the film when we were counting clients.

Long story short, I got fired & the superior got fired. But the one whose responsibility it was to watch him kept her job. The client was fine, though, he was found a mile down the road asking for a police officer to help him find his way home.

iateacakeonce , Pixabay Report

Final score:

35points

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Celia McReynolds Tinsley 1 year ago

Why would the sub be assigned 4 clients while a full time employee is only assigned 1?

25points

#15

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Me, when I used to show up to work drunk every day. Still don’t know how I got away with that… Someone definitely knew. There was no way, my breath smelled and my walking wasn’t straight. But management liked me, and drinking on the job was an immediate fire, so nobody said anything. I miss that job, I don’t miss being drunk 24/7.

single-left-sock , Chris F Report

Final score:

34points

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Bookworm 1 year ago

I'm glad you recognize your mistakes

9points

#16

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread I worked in a milk factory. I was working with a man that was a bit off. We had to take the milk cartons on a conveyor belt and place them on a pallet. While we were working he said "time for a break" and slammed a blade used to open boxes into the conveyor belt. The conveyor belt got absolutely destroyed and the machine was in maintenance of two days after that.

LyricalJerrycal , Everfalling Report

Final score:

29points

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Not productive (but trying) 1 year ago

Why is the picture with this so….unique?

5points

#17

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Stripper offered to take me to her place for $200.

Alexastria , Quinn Dombrowski Report

Final score:

28points

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Boris Long-Johnson 1 year ago

Probably would have woke up 12hrs later missing a kidney.

24points

#18

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread A guy who worked in another department at the same company as me basically started showing up only a couple days a week, and word got out that he had started driving an independent cab (this was before Uber). He was warned and written up, but they ended up laying him off with a decent severance.

By the time they finally let him go he had already taken most of his personal stuff home and he boxed everything that was left before the meeting when he was actually let go.

I’d say he probably got paid without doing any work for a year and a half.

Dano558 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

27points

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Gypsy Lee 1 year ago

Then look no further than management. They put up with it.

1point

#19

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread A "tech" was checking the airbag system on a truck, he probed the wrong wire and blew every single airbag on the vehicle. Manager said "these things happen" and swept it under the rug. They never let him check airbags again though.

EddieRando21 , Markus Spiske Report

Final score:

27points

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kitten levels tokyo 1 year ago

To be fair, some people are just truly stupid.

4points

Applesintheorchard , Valeria Boltneva Report

#20

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread I work in a kitchen. One of my co-workers will wash their gloves instead of changing them and will sometimes outright refuse to prepare some foods.

Final score:

26points

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FakeOptimist 1 year ago

So they outright refuse to work ? Ask how they manage to keep the job !!

7points

#21

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread A guy harassed a female coworker. We live in the building as we work. He went as far as lurking in his underwear at night to cross path with her even though they live on opposite sides of the building. He barely got scolded and got scolded a bit more after that when he said she's a w***e and whatever and tried to shift the blame on another coworker.

lemmmon96 , Ryutaro Tsukata Report

Final score:

26points

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Tuna Beach 1 year ago

Live in the building you work in???!!!

3points

#22

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Worked with a guy that stole petty cash, became infatuated with our male boss, sent a letter to the local hospital listing our boss as his emergency contact should anything happen and sent a signed 'do not resuscitate' order to the same hospital, implying he was going to commit [self-harm]. Also claimed the Welsh mafia were after him. Total fruit loop. Got quietly moved to another location.

Welshguy78 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

25points

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Boris Long-Johnson 1 year ago

Did he wake up with a sheep’s head in his bed?

6points

#23

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Saw an aerospace welder at lunch having a beer, I was the quality manager there. Didn't bring it up, sometimes you need a f*****g lunch beer.

Different place, lead came in smelling like alcohol and slurring, sent her home with a friend before anyone from management noticed.

phluke- , ELEVATE Report

Final score:

24points

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kitten levels tokyo 1 year ago

And then the Columbia Shuttle blew up…

9points

#24

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Used to work at McDonald's when I was a teenager.

Where do I start?

Mostly it was food safety issues. Dropped burger meat on the the floor? Put it back on the bun and serve it. Crewmember in a bad mood? Spit in the food. Too many flies in the kitchen? Catch a few and throw them in the fry vats.

Granted it was only a select few of the employees that would do s**t like this. But I *still* won't eat at McDonald's and it's been almost 40 years.

buzzkill007 , rob_rob2001 Report

Final score:

24points

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SeaLouse 1 year ago

That goes against every moral obligation in food service. Never mess with anyone's food in a gross or unhealthy way. I've been in the profession over two decades. If a customer pisses me off, I might mess with their portion size or amounts of toppings though.

26points

#25

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread A supervisor saying they could've helped with another coworkers pelvic exam.

thiccdiamonds , raju venkat Report

Final score:

22points

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ur_fav_tranny 1 year ago

Uhmmmm- I'm sorry but wat?I mean I don't kink shame but-

1point

haolewahine808 , Asad Photo Maldives Report

#26

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread I work overnights at a hotel. They hired a guy to be the security/valet and in the first two weeks he was found sleeping on the job. The first time he was found by a third coworker. We told the manager and nothing happened. The second time the manager found him sleeping in the bell closet in a wheelchair. He got sent home but didn’t get fired.

Final score:

21points

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kitten levels tokyo 1 year ago

If a security guard is sleeping, it may be pain he will be reaping.

0points

#27

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Guy had a stolen handgun, from sheriff's locker.

His story changed a few times, got 5 days off.

Turns out, he's a felon anyway and got caught downstate with...a loaded handgun and a litany of charges. We'll see if he keeps his job after this one, he's supposedly related to someone big, politically.

ochonowskiisback , Kim Siever Report

Final score:

21points

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Sami-Jo Ross 1 year ago

Didn't you know he's Trump's uncle's third cousin's nephew twice removed?

4points

#28

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread Tons of times!

- came to work drunk
- wrote off a work vehicle hitting a member of the public while speeding (person was miraculously not injured)
- threw a large object at another person (it missed but was intended to hit)
- stealing
- mis-administering controlled medication

PoinkPoinkPoink , CoWomen Report

Final score:

20points

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Mike_The_Nike 1 year ago

wait is this ypu or someone else?

11points

#29

30 Things Worth Firing Over These People Saw Happening In Real Time At Work, As Listed In This Online Thread I overheard one of my former co-workers that also happened to be a manager making super racist and homophobic comments. I reported to HR and nothing was done about it. When I asked our HR manager about it a few weeks later, she told me he was "just joking around" and they couldn't fire him because I may have misheard him.

Elleseebee928 , Alexander Grey Report

Final score:

20points

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Spongebob Sadpants 1 year ago (edited)

I was working at the buffet in a casino. A large group came in, they were celebrating graduation, and they were all black. Every single employee, boss, manager, and supervisor started mocking them behind their back. Saying racist and stereotypical bullc**p. And I couldn't report anyone because they were all in on it. It was in oklahoma at a cherokee casino if anyone's curious.

7points