People Having A Bad Day At Work Than You

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

What kind of workplace puts the microwave next to the toilet??? I hope this is NOT a restaurant.

[@raynovikpchevotszcheck5812]

Funfact: it does really in a restaurant

[@magnus1001]

I looked at the timestamp and was going to make this comment. Also, did you notice how high up it is? Do they stand on the toilet to use the microwave?!,🤔🙄

[@dinagrivicic6828]

Aerosolized feces

[@cherylclick1664]

i was just gonna say that!!! completely unacceptable

[@zzzyxwv]

About kids messing up, I was in Copenhagen, Denmark, 15 years ago breakfast fancy sas hôtel. A us family’s kid drop his bowl full of milk and cornflakes on the carpet. They did nothing about it. When they came for more food at the buffet they walked through it. I was so shocked I yelled at them💪

[@gardenjoy5223]

THANK YOU ! WELL DONE !

[@l.5832]

@ 3:41. You've won UNPAID time off!! Hahaha! I won't ever be applying at Michaels, thank you!

[@chw.icu.15.4]

Why is there a microwave in the bathroom.......................🤭

[@toddlenard7602]

Well you have to have something to warm up your wet wipes. You know those things get cold sometimes. 😁

[@sweetwolfsteve5583]

4:31 i cant stand people that let their kids do this

[@Purple_addict_4_ever]

2:07 WHO THE HECK USES MICROWAVE IN THE BATHROOM?!

[@mred8002]

At least three heath and safety code violations right there!

[@anniemysweet2085]

@@mred8002 when i lived in south carolina years ago all of my neighbors had a small dorm fridge and a microwave or hot plate in the bathroom...you never knew when you might need a hot bran muffin to help speed things along or maybe you just wanted a hot dog or some popcorn while you soaked in the garden tub

[@mred8002]

@@anniemysweet2085 Sure. Ive had a fridge and microwave in my garage forever, and what college students do is occasionally bizarre. But that looked like a small business to me, so if other than family use, it’s a big no-no. Maybe I got it wrong, but the caption did say it was a ‘place of work’.

[@georgetrapp6666]

I carry a sort of a handmade emergency sewing kit, just about everywhere I go, have strong thread, (on those slim spools) various sewing needles and various buttons, in an old M&M Minis container, slid easily into a coat pocket, a backpack, car console, wherever. It never hurt to learn how to sew, especially quickly and for repairs. It also feels more manly than you'd think, to know and be able to say "I did it by myself."

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

My husband told me this one about his worst day at work. He was a short haul truck driver in Central Florida and didn't know the area well. He stopped at a truck stop for directions to his next delivery stop. They man carefully wrote down the directions. It was quite dark when my husband, following his written directions, made the last turn on the road which led to his destination. To his great surprise, he drove straight down a boat ramp into a lake at 45 mph! He said he knew he was in trouble when he shone a flashlight into the darkness and saw only water and dozens of pairs of the eyes of alligators! He climbed down out of the cab into water to his neck. He did not know how to swim, so he clung to the trailer and slowly walked to shore. Once there, he met a deputy sheriff who informed him that he was the second person who had put an eighteen wheeler into that same lake off the same boat ramp. That store did not get their order that night. My husband was fired and the man who sent him on that fool's errand was arrested. It seems he had grown tired of giving directions to Latino truckers! Now THAT'S a bad night or day at work!

[@Lwah0812]

I’m glad that a$$ got arrested!

[@gardenjoy5223]

Oh dear, some people are as mean as the hell they will enter for all of eternity. So sorry for your husbands nasty ordeal.

[@JustMe-ub9yo]

Why is the microwave above the shitter?

[@georgetrapp6666]

2:55 I know, right?🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 Who throws away BOOKS?!?! You don't throw away books, you give them away, you donate them to libraries, hospitals, nursing homes, charities. Throwing away books is practically a sin. Same as throwing away [perfectly good] musical instruments. You just don't do it.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Except for some books are really bad! The sin was using the ink to destroy the paper with those words. Not worth reading. By anyone. But at least they ought to have brought them to be recycled.

[@gardenjoy5223]

4:53 looks like a new fashion trend :) Also at 5:48. That looks pretty neat.

[@gwenivere73]

I worked in a bookstore, where mass-market books that are to be returned are stripped before being returned. You take the cover off/strip it destroy the rest of the book and scan and send the covers back to the publisher. It's been going on for years.

[@graham2631]

"Dropped so much oil we were invaded by the US government." BAHAHAHAHAHA

[@gardenjoy5223]

At 0:59 that hit me hard. The level of disrespect in these. If I were the principal, I'd make sure to find out whose name is on a few of those and have them clean that themselves. Followed by the same amount of time cleaning some stuff without a name. Time to learn... The class is named 'common decency'. At 1:12 the restaurant may warn messy customers to pay extra. You pay 15 dollars in advance and receive it back, only after you've cleaned your mess.

[@kristinawessely3888]

Same with me, I also spilled coffee all over myself and my documents on my way to my last job interview 5 years ago as I just can't seem to stop self-sabotaging. Still, I got the job and it's the best job I've ever had

[@gardenjoy5223]

Don't confuse being nervous with self-sabotage.

[@rachelmartin3631]

For fast food and diners, let the homeless know when you close so they can get fresh food instead of digging to the bottom of the bin. Same with retail, let people know when you close so they can easily get unsold items without digging.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Or, better yet, let those serving the homeless get them and distribute them. It's not attracting customers when you have 20 homeless people waiting in their not shaved, unkempt manner.

[@candacebaughman420]

3:35 I feel your pain. Scrambled eggs anyone!😑

[@NoneYuh-unknownX]

12:15 anyone who opens windows has a special place in hell

[@FokkeWulfe]

@5:13. We have those phones at work. Turning the volume down when not on a call, can turn the ringer down.

[@KawaiiHippityHop-cl5bb]

If I saw a lizard in my drink then I would dry it off and take it outside to a safe place so no one can hurt it

[@NoneYuh-unknownX]

5:55 FREE BAG!!

[@NoneYuh-unknownX]

15:20 imagine if someone was sitting there

[@gardenjoy5223]

At 10:34 that coworker needs to be seriously nasty pranked himself. See how he/she likes it. There's fun, and there is abuse. This clearly is no fun.

[@ashlymenard5780]

The night of the 16th, I tried to move a heavy pallet at the warehouse I work at, but I lost my grip and dropped the pallet on my foot, resulting in a really nasty bruise on my toe. Luckily, it wasn't broken, but the bruise stayed until Christmas Eve.

[@candacebaughman420]

Ouch!😨

[@Lwah0812]

Several years ago I was bringing a pallet out of the back room with a power mule and ended up getting my foot caught between the power mule and a metal guard around an upright freezer, ended up fracturing one of the metatarsals (bones leading to the toes). After extracting myself I had to walk all the way up to the other side of the store, it was night crew so the one of the other 2 people in the store had to drive me to the er and ended up stuck with most of the work that night. The worst part I lived on the second floor of an apartment with no elevator and my assigned parking was down a hill.

[@phlushphish793]

Yeh but were you an illegal drug user that got busted at the hospital for it?

[@Unspoken975]

A bad day is better than no day at all

[@kosquo4328]

Sometimes I'd rather take the latter

[@leeholman3964]

Redwings typically are strong and heavy duty. Those can't have been redwings that disintegrated

[@Ilovemypetchickens]

i love this video.

[@joemuncie9187]

I remember when plastic soda bottles came out in the 70's. My then girlfriend was showing me the NEW UNBREAKABLE bottles. 2 liters of Coke exploded across the floor. I should have known right then she was an idiot!!!

[@barbarawhite4257]

I’m guessing water in a Hybrid Tahoe transmission is a bad thing?

[@georgetrapp6666]

Wellll, I'd have to say, without knowing so much about cars, is: water in a transmission probably isn't good. And the Tahoe is an expensive vehicle, so I'm guessing its parts aren't cheap, or easy to come by. So dumping out the water and trying to salvage the only one they've got may be their closest and most convenient option.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I’m a believer myself and the fake money tract makes me cringe. I think the man might have been more receptive if the well meaning Christian had taken a $5 bill and wrote a message around the edge of the bill. I have done that with money I set aside for someone panhandling. There is a wide enough area around the whole bill that the person could have written John 3:16. Personally I don’t agree with the practice of underpaying employees and then their pay is made up in tips. I read about a restaurant that did this and then expected the server to share her tips with the kitchen staff. Wait a minute…don’t they get an hourly wage? What happens if the server is working a slow day and only gets a couple of dollars in tips? Then she has to share that little bit? So basically she worked for free and the kitchen staff still got their hourly wage. Plus she may have to pay a sitter. That is insane! I’d be working somewhere else before I put up with that.

[@colincartwright6498]

"I collect carts at Walmart" Same. Only difference: instead of this, they keep abandoning carts IN THE MIDDLE OF UPTO 4 SPACES!!!

[@georgetrapp6666]

Or, worse ( *_I_*_ think_ ) one cart. Is taking up a parking space. So you can't see it, at first, until you find a good parking space, but Yipe! Now you've got to get out of your car, move the one cart somewhere reasonable, then get back and pull your car the rest of the way in.

[@laramaaike3050]

WTF? A microwave and a toilet in the same space?

[@ginamartinez1654]

My husbands work has that same rule about not pooping in the toilet. He has to go across the street to the gas station. Ridiculous

[@AnnaPondelik-wb2gn]

People having a bad day at work than you??? say, where has grammar gone?

[@Mauscmkwk]

I’m a porter so I see shine freaky shit

[@hobbyhopper3143]

I understand the cake issue. I’m sure you were being kind to your coworkers but in this day and age everyone is concerned about what germs made it into their food. I never eat home made treats anymore unless I’ve been IN the kitchen of the person who made it. Next time bring wrapped candies.

[@l.5832]

But you would eat in a restaurant? Her kitchen would probably be cleaner than many restaurants. I feel sorry for her as it was rude to not at least take a piece ( even if they discretely took it home without eating it.) People DO have feelings......

[@phlushphish793]

@@l.5832 Why do you assume it was a 'her' who made the cake and not a 'him?'

[@phlushphish793]

I had a manager once who said birthdays shouldn't be celebrated at work, because one employee may be very popular & get a lot of attention when another employee who's not so popular won't; and, it would make them feel bad. I agree!

[@l.5832]

@@phlushphish793 He/she/it/him/her/they/their........pick whichever suites your fancy. It is still poor form to refuse, even if not eaten yourself. Discreetly take home and offer to someone who might want it. Alternatively you can go around hurting people's feelings. I really don't care.

[@georgetrapp6666]

@@phlushphish793 I bake. And people rave over my spice cookies. Kind of a ginger snap, with more character than just ginger. Loosely based on the German Pfefferneuse cookies. My male friends all said how good they were with coffee. The female friends were timid to have more than one, before they asked what they were made with. And I love it when others bake, too. One of my former coworkers used to have our birthdays catalogued, and would bake something different for the occasion. She'd make brownies, sheet cakes, Bundt cakes, you name it. She sometimes took requests.

[@ЮляІщик-э2л]

Brave door 21

[@иванмитрофанов-з6ш]

Dark head 04

[@NoneYuh-unknownX]

16:20 bruh 10k is a big city, not a fking tiny town

[@NoneYuh-unknownX]

17:00 sexist

[@athenathegreatandpowerful6365]

Um no it's not.

[@NoneYuh-unknownX]

12:50 how old r u? Karen is a name

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I’m a believer myself and the fake money tract makes me cringe. I think the man might have been more receptive if the well meaning Christian had taken a $5 bill and wrote a message around the edge of the bill. I have done that with money I set aside for someone panhandling. There is a wide enough area around the whole bill that the person could have written John 3:16. Personally I don’t agree with the practice of underpaying employees and then their pay is made up in tips. I read about a restaurant that did this and then expected the server to share her tips with the kitchen staff. Wait a minute…don’t they get an hourly wage? What happens if the server is working a slow day and only gets a couple of dollars in tips? Then she has to share that little bit? So basically she worked for free and the kitchen staff still got their hourly wage. Plus she may have to pay a sitter. That is insane! I’d be working somewhere else before I put up with that. If you are like the person who has to wash their hands alot, don’t rub the paper towel over your knuckles. Pat them dry. Buy a tube of Blistex ointment. Not the stuff like Chapstick. Put some of the ointment on your knuckles at night. A thin coat is all you need. The ingredients will numb your sore knuckles and help them heal. All those books at 2:56 call for a dumpster dive. Open a few of those Tiny Libraries!