SCREAMING, ARRESTS - BUCKINGHAM PALACE LATEST

[@alycedrimer6922]

We’re all human and then you add alcohol to the mix.

[@EileenSpeakman]

Deciding to not become intoxicated is not difficult. Poor judgment on the part of those employees. Do people really need to be drunk to have an enjoyable event? Sounds like Harry's attitude to life. . And if there isn't a clause in their employment contracts referencing certain degrees of behaviour perhaps there will be from now on. Want to get drunk to have a good time? , do it in private at home.

[@karenturner7184]

A choice many people decide not to get drunk

[@bridiesmith5110]

@@alycedrimer6922 over the years, I went to many office do’s and never got drunk in any of them. Why? Apart from anything else, I used to have to get myself home by bus or train. I might add that I have always had to pay either something towards the office do and if we went out for dinner, paid that myself to.

[@FlowergirlBangtans]

We all behave ourselves! A few glasses of champagne/wine or whatever Or not! 🙏🏻🇬🇧

[@FlowergirlBangtans]

​@karenturner7184 Nobody is saying don't drink at Christmas though! Even I have a few glasses of champagne/wine perhaps the occasional Baileys with Family/Friends over Christmas but still manage to behave myself 🙏🏻🇬🇧 (& I don't work for the Royals🫣)

[@susanrike7476]

How embarrassing. When I attended office Christmas parties before I started my own business, I never drank. I saw how some people had loose lips or did inappropriate things after a few drinks. I didn't want to be one of them!

[@polina_piter]

That's the best policy. You'll never regret not drinking amongst colleagues!

[@gisele.1488]

Being around drunks when you don't drink would be so boring.

[@mbd6054]

You adopted a wise policy. Office parties ruin many careers.

[@FlowergirlBangtans]

Before I was an Author/WFH it is true that I attended several Works Christmas Parties. (Mind - more than three glasses of champagne; & I tend to be wanting to go to sleep) - but even so I never drank more than three - bc it's never a good idea at a work event. (I never do though) I'm very petite & tiny slender + the afore mentioned sleepiness is a real thing) Some ppl unfortunately get onto the Tequila shots + more though + forget how potent all that is (& then within half an hour or so cannot remember their own name😱 basically (+ if the boss is Paying - well some ppl drink like there's no tomorrow🤭) I've seen the results of that two or three times - espc at one Works Christmas Party😶 (which was a huge event at a Company I worked for every Year apparently) The Boss didn't give out a Christmas Bonus (even to Management/Executives🙄🤭) - but held a huge party at a nearby + very nice Hotel. (Very nice!) Booked the whole place & the Party went on for about 7-8hrs at least; from about 6-6.30pm (including two sittings for a very nice five course meal) - they even had a large marquee & it was all very spangly; there was lots of music+ dancing & an MC etc (& for some reason always on a Tuesday Night!) every Year + Everybody had to be in work the next day😖(Some ppl were sleeping at their desks + not in good shape the following morning at all) & some ppl didn't remember anything the next day🤒 (which was a blessing + something to be thankful for tbh) bc if they could have seen themselves after they imbibed enough for three ppl😵 they would definitely not want to know. (Tequila in particular as far as I could see is not wise) One girl in particular claimed the Next Day that she had never had Tequila before🤔 (although I was a bit suspicious) bc she didn't she didn't seem to have any qualms about imbibing any/all kinds of alcohol that night🤭 (braver than most I thought) but then also the next day we heard that at some point after about 1.29am (when some of us went home or back to our hotel rooms depending) she decided to go tripping around the edge of the marquee for quite a while (doing goodness knows what or with whom we did not know) & at some point she had actually fell into the into the swimming pool (ergo one of the Hotel Staff had to jump in & rescue her/fish her out of there (she did not turn up the next day at all - which was something the boss frowned on I was told) but not us had seen the swimming pool (which had been cordoned off + sensibly hidden by the far point of the marquee since the middle of the morning) Turned out they had some kind of carnage every Year apparently (it was all a bit hard-core I thought as the night went on🤭) but all very good naturedly (No fighting at all) I only went to their Christmas Party once though bc I was only there about 10months (I abhor all kinds office work/answering phones to angry customers) but did do that for quite a while for various Companies. (I still have PTSD whenever I see a row of computers/phones/desks🙈 it is true) but I took PhD + did those jobs in between. Thankfully I now write from home/anywhere but I remember the daily 2hr commute🫣the endless grinding boredom/huge stress (& you can understand why some Office Workers really do throw caution to the wind at the Christmas Party) Fighting not so much though! Still - the RF don't particularly pay that much more than private companies but I'm told they are nice to work for/plenty of perks🙏🏻🇬🇧✝️✝️

[@gregnorth6413]

Someone is always watching. Don't drink at work.

[@DaBongo89]

Drinks in ,wits out

[@Caren-bo4uw]

😂😂😂

[@christineharding4190]

Oh dear! That's so true! 🤣

[@karensimpson4869]

It’s the golden rule. If you’re drinking, only open your mouth for the booze going in and then you only wake up with a hangover !!!

[@splatten8597]

Close

[@karenpnagem6634]

A friend many years ago told me "drinkin' gives you stinkin' thinkin'".

[@annetterodriguez2296]

I’m so glad I don’t drink. I don’t have to worry about making myself a fool!

[@LindaWilliams-s4c]

Me to ,stoped drinking 20 years ago mainly to strong meds, do I miss it NO. I just watch others now making fools of themselves having one to many 🇬🇧

[@sonjadidyk-tn4cc]

me too...and I was born and raised in Jamaica where you can drink as much booze as you like from the day you are born. It was also the chief medecine. yuck,,,,I associate booze with being sick....yikes

[@bridiesmith5110]

@@annetterodriguez2296 I know people that behave like fools at office parties without the aid of alcohol.

[@barbaradyson6951]

I don't need a drink to be an idiot it comes naturally. My parents ran a pub neither were drinkers but would have the odd one occasionally. I'm of the same ilk take it or leave it. Personally I can't abide drunken women

[@amandairedale706]

Same. T total.

[@NoFear69262]

What a shame. I always tell my sons 1 drink at the company parties, nurse it for as long as you want then make your goodbyes. It’s never a good look to overindulge at a company event.

[@catherinebrame3145]

“Barroom Buckingham Palace Brawl…” I so love your alliteration-adds some humor to the storytelling!!!

[@judyswinden9935]

But that headline is not entirely true. It was neither at the Palace nor a 'brawl' (it only involved two people)

[@MelissaChauvet-z2v]

This too, shall pass! And one day it will be just a story for a good laugh.Cheers!🎉

[@maryoleary2037]

This is a rather ridiculous occurrence. The person in trouble is an employee of the Royals. What they do "off duty" in their own time, is not the responsibility of anyone at Buckingham Palace.

[@mazzaprowse8803]

Unless there is a clause in their contract . . . they are not the employees of any old employer, are they.

[@ghound-md5ey]

There are many jobs and professions which insist on not bringing the company / profession into disrepute. This applies out of work also, and is a condition of registration with the relevant professional body, without which, you cannot work.

[@Gregm-l9r]

You are so right, Mary . Have a lovely christmas 🎄

[@karenturner7184]

If a company get together then it is an issue for the employer

[@LoveFaithLive]

Buckingham Palace are making no such claim.

[@Pisti846]

The King can't control what staff do off-duty any more than this girl's parents can control her when she is out of sight. Hopefully she learned a lesson and keeps her job!

[@roselee4445]

The king can ha e her fired

[@mrmensa1096]

@@roselee4445 - Saville's best mate !!!!!

[@roselee4445]

@@sooverit-i5n whose sweet old lady look

[@roselee4445]

@@mrmensa1096 how does this connect with Saville.

[@Missydee-72]

No idea but a few nutters like to run with the story!

[@Tidybitz]

I don't see how something which happened off work premises has anything to do with their employers. The silly woman has embarrassed herself more than anyone else and will probably have regretted it the next morning.

[@roselee4445]

You represent your company everywhere

[@pinchebruha405]

Would you feel the same if the person is abusing animals or children at home?

[@wordsculpt]

​@@pinchebruha405That is NOT équivalent, or even close to it!!! Think before posting Nonsense !

[@carmenbyrne6521]

G'day Neil and worldwide members, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to all! Can't believe we're almost a quarter of the way through the century! OMG! Where's it gone, well, I'm three quarters of a century, myself! 😮 ❤ ❤ ❤ 🎉 ❤ ❤ ❤

[@Robert-w4k8p]

And to you all from UK 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@emstirling-is4nu]

Merry Christmas, just enjoy, age is just a number!

[@sarahandrews5611]

Happy Christmas to you.🌲👍❤️

[@suziejames7510]

Same here, hope you have a lovely Xmas and a happy and healthy new year. xx

[@takeittodehart1507]

Merry Christmas to you also and all the chums 🎄🕊🌟

[@joysmith9677]

This was a funny and wonderful story you told. Makes all the people at the palaces feels real to everyone. Thank you Neil and Merry Christmas to you and yours.

[@judewebb5694]

Except that it is being reported that she was launching glasses which smashed and could have been extremely dangerous. I wouldn't take threatening behaviour towards another individual lightly

[@joysmith9677]

@@judewebb5694 Then she alone should be dealt with period.

[@judewebb5694]

@joysmith9677 yes, if it transpires the other was not involved in some way but from accounts it seems this woman took things too far. As Neil said, there is a private investigation within the Palace too so should get a better picture of what led up to this. If she was launching glasses, it's totally unacceptable

[@marchellabrahams]

The Queen was not ashamed to describe herself as our servant, and we shouldn't be ashamed of either being or employing servants. It is a proud and honourable thing to be--until government starts taking us for granted, when it is a good time to remember that they are our servants.

[@judyswinden9935]

Well said.

[@carolinekaplan542]

Sorry the correct term now is staff. My grandparents had servants. We grew up being called miss and master then our first names. It’s isn’t 1960s or even 1970s anymore.

[@mrmensa1096]

The Queen handed over our Sovereignty to Europe = Treason The Queen Knighted so many Pedos Mountbatten liked little boys (charles' favourite uncle) Charles best mate = Jimmy Saville Andrew/Epstein Starting to see the full picture yet ?

[@carolyncouch4094]

The queen was not a servant just because she said it. How ridiculous

[@judyswinden9935]

@carolyncouch4094 A Constitutional Monarch acts on the will of our ruling Parliament, which is elected by the people, so yes he/she is a servant of we, the people. Our late Queen was correct, and she served us very well, as does King Charles.

[@molliejonte2732]

The cut flowers were beautiful, thank you. 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@GrandmasBeans1]

Good evening Neil! Hello from Virginia!!

[@gwae48]

👋🏻🙂from Amsterdam

[@dollylittlewolf]

Hello from Colorado US Neil, having a wave.

[@gwae48]

👋🏻🙂 from the Netherlands

[@4MAGA]

Oh dear, how embarrassing

[@min-ru8236]

Hi Neil 👋👋👋🇦🇺🇦🇺 I bet we are divided in this one, I am old but imo to work for the Royal family on duty or off carries a certain amount of responsibility,to behave . Staff who cannot handle their alcohol drinks should refrain from drinking . Imo its a privileged to work for the RF.

[@mbd6054]

Exactly.

[@judewebb5694]

From what's been said by others is that this woman was throwing glasses and so it could have been potentially very dangerous. I realise that she'd had a lot to drink but if she was threatening towards another individual staff or not, could be cause for dismissal. There's behaving silly like saying daft things but there's another when it's criminal damage. A tough view should be taken on that. These two staff might have to work together. However, no reflection on the RF as long as correct procedures are followed

[@emstirling-is4nu]

Has to be properly looked into and appropriate action taken as necessary. Think she has cooked her own goose!

[@FlowergirlBangtans]

Female English persons - Fighting! (Over some man😖) apparently. Bit silly tbh. Espc if they'd had a lovely party + all RF/Employer funded. Never heard such a thing re Royal Staff before🫣 🙏🏻🇬🇧

[@beadbird]

My father had a business delivering food and restaurant supplies--no booze--to bars and restaurants. I helped with his deliveries from ages 12 to 21. The things I saw people doing when drunk!!! I said at 12, "I'll never drink and be as stupid as them!" That was decades ago, and it was a great decision!

[@petegarnett7731]

It is amazing how things are interpreted. If a waitresss from a cafe down the road did the same in a bar, would they blame her employer?

[@Nunya-t4b]

Who’s blaming them?

[@HowlingWolf-o9m]

​@@Nunya-t4b Did you actually bother to watch the video?

[@IleanaAcosta-b1t]

Hi Neil dear Merry Christmas to you and yours

[@lindafleese6153]

Merry Christmas Neil

[@Claireanlite]

I guess because I'm an American I think it's funny, but not really a bad reflection on the Staff or Royals.😂 Those office parties, stuff happens❤

[@roselee4445]

And I've seen many fired

[@penneyburgess5431]

Thank you Neil.❤

[@mario-qi3yw]

Good day Neil😊

[@railwaychristina3192]

....and that's just Megan locked in the pantry

[@ElaineParr]

😂😂😂

[@heleneentwistle8050]

👋👋 Bravo Neil, what a fascinating intriguing story, your Christmas Festive Cheer is truly refreshing and always entertaining. The 'Barroom Buckingham Palace Brawl ' was a brilliant sentiment that highlights this unfortunate incident. I am sure common sense will prevail, these things happen to us all, in Royal circles or otherwise. Thank you Neil, please stay safe and well. Hx👋👋🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🎄❤️

[@RockerRed]

Thanks Neil! 👍👋🎁🎅🎁

[@tricia4900]

They weren't on work premises ...I remember when 2 women had a barny at our work do and got drunk ..at a venue ...it was talked about for about a week then that was that..they never got sacked

[@judewebb5694]

It depends. This woman was reportedly throwing glasses which smashed ... There's behaving silly like saying daft things but it's another thing entirely when it's criminal damage and the potential of endangering others

[@pennysargent9557]

As the Dowager Duchess might have said "you just cannot get the Staff these days"

[@LadyWindsor]

Maid should be fired. You can have fun at xmas, but that behavior is just lower class and tacky.

[@tricia4900]

Why..it was off premises..I don't remember going to a works party and someone not getting drunk and did stupid things.. so what.

[@judewebb5694]

​@@tricia4900because reports say that she was launching glasses which smashed and could have been very damaging to the other person she was in an altercation with. There's behaving silly like saying silly things but there's another when it's criminal damage

[@LadyWindsor]

​@@tricia4900 smashing glassing and hitting people?? Fun party. Not.

[@URFUTUREUK]

@judewebb5694 she needs arresting then.

[@judewebb5694]

@@URFUTUREUK apparently there is an investigation going on

[@wendyevans3272]

Happening all over the country. Not the fault of the RF.

[@lyndaf.5604]

Hi Neil, the things you have to report on! It sounds as if this was a private party, off the palace grounds and after the end of the work Christmas Function. As such, unless the staff were in uniform, it should not involve the palace and would be a matter for the police if dangerous behaviour was involved. If charges are laid by the police and the palace employment contract specifies no criminal charges, then the staff member should be suspended until a verdict is reached, which would also decide her employment status. Sadly, all too often alcohol is involved in poor behaviour and I'm not sure it brings any benefits to society at all. There are some great no-alcohol wines and ciders available if you want to drink socially without becoming unsociable.

[@karenkratzer7036]

1 It didn't happen on palace grounds and 2 the family wasn't involved so there should be no problems for the royal family.

[@roselee4445]

Wrong in my opinion. worked HR

[@FlowergirlBangtans]

Working for the RF - then you behave yourself🙏🏻🇬🇧

[@karenkratzer7036]

@@FlowergirlBangtans it's like working for any major company. You hope your employees behave but it's not your fault if they don't. That's why they say never drink at a company Christmas party or any function with your co workers.

[@judythomas5616]

Neil, Merry Christmas have an awesome one 🌲

[@Jean-m2t]

I understand that glasses were broken. That is not acceptable if this is the case as this could be dangerous. I suspect someone or some people might lose their job.

[@Elizabeth-g6z3p]

Thank You Neil. This unfortunate "bar" 🍻 incident is a matter for the people involved to resolve. However, add the words Buckingham palace staff and it "ups" the interest level!!!!! Oh Dear, silly people mixing alcohol with their silliness, it's NEVER GOING TO END WELL!!!!

[@KittyKat951]

Good Day Neil 👋👋👋

[@janetarmitage9745]

...well I'm hoping she'll be reprehended and feel she shouldn't lose her job over what happened, she's more than likely a very hard worker and just let herself relax, enjoy herself with the alcohol she's probably not used to... Merry Christmas Neil, do keep warm and take care and as always thank you... 👋👋🫖

[@kimjones7391]

If it was done off premises after the official work party was over and done with , I can’t imagine her being sacked but definitely put on notice and told to pay the bar keeper for damages.

[@karenwiley2889]

It looks cold out there. I appreciate all your over view of London

[@howard1707]

I would have thought she would have the decency to resign

[@lorirowe9374]

Hi Neil 🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐🖐

[@ddrules9294]

Thankful that I was never attracted to alcohol; by the Grace of God

[@joanneyee9168]

Sounds like too much spirit.🐨🇦🇺🦘

[@ShirleyKaye]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@audreymcleod4076]

It just shows that they are no different from any other employer, their staff will argue and fight .

[@cgzone8]

Neil, no harm no foul, it's been a wicked year. Happy Christmas to all 369K. cgzone8

[@rhondaneff2675]

If all the companies in the world were responsible for the actions of their off-duty employees, the only thing that would get accomplished would be firing/hiring, HR meetings. Employers are not responsible for the actions of their employees while off-duty.

[@roselee4445]

Some jobs they are. Especially government.

[@birdlover9082]

The Palace should be so quick in addressing the bully Markle!

[@msladybugbubbles]

Exactly!

[@AmAlmostHome]

And her shameless, fool of a husband.

[@G-Irene85]

Parties and drink during the festive season usually end up with unbecoming behavior and total embarrassment the next day! Unfortunately some people can't control their urges, best to stay away from temptation.

[@Lyndell-P]

Quite so Gwen, and while I have the chance, wishing you a very "MERRY CHRISTMAS" yourself 🎄 and "God bless" 🙏

[@G-Irene85]

@@Lyndell-P Thank you Lyndell, and the same to you and your family. May 2025 be kind to you and health wise 🙏 too. 🫂🎄

[@buckingchet]

THESE "UNRULY STAFF PROFESSIONALS" MAY BE 'ROYAL SERVANTS' BUT DEEP DOWN THEIR WORSE THAN "STREET CLASS HOOLIGANS" TIME OUT FOR EVERYONE!! NO CHRISTMAS PUDDING 4 U ALL!

[@blancarosabeltranvelazquez4176]

What a story, Neil!. Take care!. God Bless!. ❤

[@trevordickson8617]

Thanks Neil. Big wave to you all the way from Australia.👋

[@Joyce-Mackey]

A little too much 🍾🍷🍸🥂🍻🍺🥃🍷🍾🍸 Oh dear, inhibitions run off the rails! 👍🎄❤️🇦🇺

[@patriciaschuster1371]

Thank you, Neil. Merry Christmas from Pennsylvania. Love you and your channel.

[@dawnsimon1112]

Can you imagine the gossip in the Palace today? LOL - it made the morning news here in Australia! There has been big crackdowns here about workplace Christmas parties over the last couple of years for precisely this reason. But the question remains - who won the B*tch fight and who is B*nking who? Enquiring minds want to know 🤣😂

[@barbd5607]

I love drinking at Christmas, especially after the needs of children and family are done! I drink without guilt. Cheers all!

[@ruthmccue3914]

Thanks Neil interesting 👍🏼

[@lucycochran9733]

Hi Neil!! You look handsome today!! I say a reprimand. This is all on a staff person NOT the Royal Family!!!! I can't help what your dog does in my yard! LOL oops I apologize. ❣️❣️

[@Karen-p9t5g]

Just like any work party.

[@brendanstoran7555]

Remember when that naked bloke was claiming out of the window in Buckingham palace? Bout 30 years ago? 😮

[@ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah]

Keep the drinking to a minimum at office parties. A toast at the table and try to keep a glass in your hand for most of the evening, don't allow it to be refilled. Leave when the drunks get over the eight.

[@francesblabey3055]

Goes to show, you can never dress up a pigs ear for a silk purse.

[@Lastqueensofireland]

How did Prince William get the long scar on the left side of his forehead over his left eyebrow ?

[@ImaQuilter]

I love your updates, Neil. Have a wonderful Christmas holiday! Thank you for sharing.

[@UrielAurora6972]

Situations such as this only mirror what truly goes on behind closed doors. Need I say, what truly goes on behind Buckingham Palace and the rest of the royal family is seeping out through their own servants' activities after hours... 👑✨😉💫👌

[@carolpray9816]

Ladies and gentlemen don't drink at the office Christmas party. Nothing good ever comes of it.

[@Moonshadow84]

Good Grief 😮

[@justineheinrichs2798]

Everyone knows that even a tad to much alcohol never improves anyones behavior. They’re all adults. The royal family did not suggest that they go out and get plastered. If this shenanigans continues next year they may just all receive a lump of coal. 😂😂🇨🇦

[@Aldeillusions]

I figured it was BegginMeggin..... silly me.

[@whereseagullsfly8250]

Having been to many corporate work parties, I do not agree that the Monarchy should be brought into any of this Neil. The woman works for them, she is not one of them. The RF cannot control how she behaves outside of work hours.

[@margih7374]

No, Neil, the Royal Family are not to blame for the unruly behaviour by an obviously immature staff member who cannot handle Alcohol. Same in Australia, the politicians and their staff get very drunk at Christmas parties then all he'll breaks loose. Losers never grow up.

[@Godforever202]

Neil you always look so dapper👍🏻😀🌷

[@Space_cadet0007]

It’s not the RFs fault. So what the staff Christmas party got out of hand and it wasn’t on palace grounds. A reprimand is enough I think I’m sure she feels really bad about it once she sobered up

[@rachelm7525]

Disgraceful behaviour. I'm afraid I would let her go. She's reflecting the Royal Family, even when she's off-duty, just as serving military, police-officers and other public figures are expected to behave off-duty, with dignity.

[@margiehelberg4594]

I fully agree

[@jackiegould1569]

😂Nice to see the young dont change

[@Corgilove83]

Instant dismissal 😡😡

[@kerriferguson2023]

💯

[@cindyrussell7017]

Christmas brings out everything. The cheerful part is what makes it fun😊

[@robinw.darnell4269]

I like Andrew! He is a very colourful chap.

[@annfahy2589]

Morning Neil

[@paulwarner5674]

My local Tesco staff had a full blown fight at their Christmas party and have been banned from the club in which it was held ever again. Sad one person can ruin it for all.😢

[@catherineg-zy7hj]

😂 yes I heard about it 😂 all the way here in Canada 😂 🍺 cheers.

[@cakehole53]

I do wonder who 'leaked' the story of Andrew because it certainly took the useless PM and his motley crew off of the front pages!! As for the underparlour maid, orf with her 'ead! Where are we meeting for our Christmas party chums, and what have we got in store for our lead chum, Neil? Have a good un Neil ❤

[@sandrasmith2465]

@cakehole53 well probably not at “All Bar One” lol..😂Kev,just ring the King,oh wait,,.he doesn’t have a phone,ok Camilla and tell her that Neil and the chums are meeting up at Buckingham Palace and I’m sure they can spare a few bottles of champagne 🥂🍾for us. Neil will bring his fancy new flask and some Jammy Dodgers for all 😂

[@cakehole53]

@sandrasmith2465 🖐👍😂

[@sandrasmith2465]

@@cakehole53 lol 😂 Hi 👋

[@MH-zq4nl]

Another example ofthe breakdown of all civility in GB today.

[@zukosmom3780]

How irresponsible

[@keithgiblin2636]

So *nothing* to do with the actual Palace, then!

[@adrake7381]

Hello Neil I hope you are well.❤😊 My sister and I aren’t drinkers and never have been. It’s always nice after a night out with friends to know we enjoyed ourselves and didn’t make a fool of ourselves. Whereas some of our friends have had to ask the next day what they had said and done. Alcohol in small doses can be pleasant, but too many have too many…😂😂

[@tonyabayless4807]

Good Evening Neil🎄🇺🇲🎄👋🎄🤚🎄👋🎄🤍🎄❤️🎄

[@oscarvi3232]

I really shouldn't be so entertained by this news, but I am a small man in many ways. I hope no one is fired over this.

[@bb581]

Good recovery story! Very convincing

[@elizabethmolyneux1811]

What ever happens to this person if they broke the law they will be dealt with by the law and end up with a criminal record, if not they most probably will sober up and be ashamed of their actions end of.

[@priscillas.5314]

The fact itself that this came out makes it suspicious. It could have been ignored like all the other uncomfortable news.

[@tondah]

Good afternoon from the states ❤️🇺🇸👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@takeittodehart1507]

Bad Idea drinking at a company party it can be very interesting , I’m glad I don’t drink ,I would miss all the fun .

[@lorihamlin3604]

I made a fool of myself at a Christmas party early in my career in the 70s. Fortunately no harm was done to anyone, other than myself. My boss took care of getting me home and called the next day to check on me. His wife even chimed in and assured me that as long as I learned from that mistake I would live it down and chalk it up to experience. They continued to use me as their house/child sitter when they traveled. I learned so much about life and personal responsibility from that older (probably in their early 40s😂) couple about being a good mentor to younger colleagues. I went into a career mentoring/teaching high school dropouts, a wonderfully rewarding career.

[@Muddipaws1308]

Honestly, it's nothing out of the ordinary. Xmas parties do get out of hand. It wasn't at BP, so nothing to do with the RF. The throwing of the glass was wrong. It was a silly mistake, hopefully a lesson learned.

[@LindaK-x4o]

Just because it’s a Christmas party doesn’t give you a reason to get drunk

[@singlewhitefemale1707]

Beautiful white flowers!!❤❤❤

[@MaryPinkHair]

Never would have happened if Queen Elizabeth was still around.