"Just Lost Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Product At Work. Most Likely Getting Fired"
"UPDATE: It's bell pepper, about $250 a kilo and we lost 20 kilos in total. What happened was I was discharging the product inside the container and I thought I was completely done because none was coming out. I undo all of the screws, lift it up, and a shit ton poor's out. It turned out that the valve closed due to the vibration of the pump motor and there was a lot of leftover. No one will see it, hopefully. Most of the employees only use Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
UPDATE: I didn't get fired! But I do have to go back to that order and make another 20 kilos which will be a long day. They were really understanding and forgave me for my mistake. Thank god I didn't lose my job!"
#37 Who buys a Lamborghini and doesn't buy insurance?!?!
drug dealers?!
#1 If you take a photo of 7 Asians, some cameras will say 7 people blinked.
This story has floated around for years about how terrible the situation is. Jeez, they're just plastic beads.
Been there, done that.
Sort of the same goes for #43 but that is savable if they close the bottom do a little shake to close it all the way then flip the box. Most if not almost all will be back in the separate sections.
#37 Who buys a Lamborghini and doesn't buy insurance?!?!
drug dealers?!
#1 If you take a photo of 7 Asians, some cameras will say 7 people blinked.
This story has floated around for years about how terrible the situation is. Jeez, they're just plastic beads.
Been there, done that.
Sort of the same goes for #43 but that is savable if they close the bottom do a little shake to close it all the way then flip the box. Most if not almost all will be back in the separate sections.