"Boss Told Me After Massively Overworking Me That If I Want To Play In His Sandpit I Need To Toughen Up. Told Him I Don’t Want To Play In The Sandpit, I Want Time To Lay On The Lawn With My Cats. He Told Me To Take My Cats And F@#k Off. He Was Bluffing. I Wasn’t. I Quit! Coming At Ya From My Lawn!"
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Ab 2 year s ago
I'm very happy to see people fighting back against management like this! Treat people with respect no matter what they are doing!
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Sandy 2 year s ago
WON'T SOMEBODY PLEASE THINK OF THE SHAREHOLDERS!?
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Woody 2 year s ago
I keep trying to explain this to an 84 year old after he spouted the "nobody want's to work" propoganda. It's not that they don't want to work... it's that they are tired of being abused, financially, ethically, spiritually, etc.
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Jimmy 2 year s ago
Woody,
I'm 82 and I get it. Its about time that working class people demanded change.
To be honest, the "nobody wants to work" crowd, here in Missouri, according to FB comments, are not old men and women. Most complainers happen to be mid-life right wing wannabe "patriots" and "karens".
I'm 82 and I get it. Its about time that working class people demanded change.
To be honest, the "nobody wants to work" crowd, here in Missouri, according to FB comments, are not old men and women. Most complainers happen to be mid-life right wing wannabe "patriots" and "karens".
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Christopher 2 year s ago
Quote: Jimmy
Most complainers happen to be mid-life right wing wannabe "patriots" and "karens".
Absolutely.
I'm 82 and I get it. Its about time that working class people demanded change.
To be honest, the "nobody wants to work" crowd, here in Missouri, according to FB comments, are not old men and women. Most complainers happen to be mid-life right wing wannabe "patriots" and "karens".
Absolutely.