The Most SHOCKING Job Perks You Won’t Believe Existed | Worst Perk Awards 2024

[@nrellis666]

I had a globally unique position in my company and my workload doubled during the Covid lockdown. I was unable to have a week off for over 18 months, my reward for all my effort was to be fired at the end of 2022 which tbh probably saved my life. I still haven't fully recovered or found a permanent job

[@koljava]

Damn... I'd love to hear more in one of Ben's Episodes, ngl...that sounds fucked up but could also become a learning experience for others if told... Best wishes for your recovery and future job perspective 💚

[@orielwiggins2225]

Second this! ​@@koljava

[@ConsultantSal]

Did they list it as a workplace benefit? "We'll get rid of you just before you die of a heart attack." What a considerate employer.

[@CM-qe3vp]

I am so sorry you’ve experienced this.

[@TimeLady8]

I used to work at a non-profit. They are notorious for not offering benefits. When we brought this up with a board member, he stated that we had a benefit because, "You have air conditioning." I am not kidding. The thing is, the non-profit didn't even own the building. It was owned by the town, which also paid the utilities. So the non-profit didn't even pay for said A/C. Still my favorite, "You have got to be kidding me" moment.

[@morganseppy5180]

They proudly said, we only have 2 paid employees. So you admit that you need me more than i need you? So listen...

[@someblokeontheinternet]

After covid, my company started taking on mostly remote workers from across the UK - however still listed the perks of free parking at the office, air-conditioning in the office, free tea and coffee in the office, subsidised membership to the local gym - but no alternatives for those that could not use them

[@knifeyonline]

I'm guessing they didn't want to pay for it, but the higher up's still wanted the perks 😂

[@AlisonDougSmith-it4xb]

I worked for a company where smokers were not allowed to smoke at their desks but had a 5 minute smoking break outside every hour. Of course 5 minutes became 10 minutes so a whole hour smoking each day. Us non-smokers did not qualify so we started having 5 minute non-smoking breaks outside. Management were not happy with us and challenged us. The challenge failed and we got an additional 5 minutes off every hour for not smoking.

[@kurtkyre]

A friend of mine worked at a place where this happened. But, every time someone would go on a smoke break, the others would go as well. She had an embroidered ball cap made that read: "I'm on my non-smoker's smoke break" She got written up for insubordination.

[@grayblanchard]

For 20 years of service I got $100. That hundred dollars was to be donated to my charity of choice but I could only choose from three of the Charities that the company approved

[@mayasaral2157]

That's just beyond sick. Coz they do that for company tax cut...they GAIN money with this. Deplorable.

[@TallyDrake]

Tbh, I would move that juice box perk up to #1. At least each employee got a whole cookie instead of part of a juice box.

[@Ben-Askins]

It is a fair point

[@TallyDrake]

@@Ben-Askins Loved your video! The crowd noise gave it that extra something special.

[@BP-of5cp]

😂😂😂

[@GeorgieB1965]

The very very sobering part is that these are actual "bonuses" that tone deaf companies gave out.

[@ann5114]

I worked extra hours for no extra pay to cover er my entire department for months in 2020 and my manager (who spent the entire year at home) gave me 1.5 hours time off "THAT I CAN TAKE WHEN I LIKE" ...

[@mayasaral2157]

That's awful. Funny, but awful.😅

[@bigted1347]

During Covid rhe company i work for sent out 3 separate " care packages " one of them were work branded posters we were meant to put up around our house to inspire us ! The number of absolute numpties that were grateful is truly depressing

[@shezza66]

We had a policy that only management could park on site and that employees could park in the 2 hour metered sites around the office. The time to move your car without being ticketed and to find a new site within walking distance then had to be made up.

[@AM.000]

Oh, exercise during the workday..... how kind of them to force you to do that on your free time.

[@Deepfriedsoldier]

my workmate got a small morrisons chocolate cake for his 30 year service award. And was told to share it with the rest of the team.

[@AM.000]

Nooooo

[@joeschmo622]

I'd lick it all over, *then* offer it to everyone. Told to share it? Pffft. _"Yeah, no. This is my lunch. Kbye."_

[@Ricky-t2q]

Nooooooooooooooo that basically nothing

[@kurtkyre]

I knew a guy who worked for a well-known company that makes adhesive labels for printers. He figured out how to save the company $250k per year by reorganizing how they ran their jobs through the production process. He was awarded a $25.00 Office Depot gift card.

[@ScaryMannJK]

And I thought my five year gift was bad. Everyone else before me would get a watch on their five year anniversary. The month I hit five years? They switched to a Tervis cup. A Tervis. And it wasn’t even dishwasher safe.

[@morganseppy5180]

They are not. I did a contract with them, and they of course gave us cups. They seperate in the heat of the washer. So 2000s. I think how future archeologists are going to find ask this plastic

[@awijntje14]

This has to become a yearly reoccurring award show!!

[@lorrainecole1156]

As a Christmas bonus one year we got a tub of haribo. This wasn't one tub each, it was one tub between 15 of us. So it turned out that we go about 10 haribo sweets each. But get this, the next year we go nothing.

[@TonklinFallen]

I hate the job ads where they list legal obligations under "perks and benefits", like the legal minimum amount if holidays, eyetests for people who wofk with computer screens, and pensions contributions.

[@paul8161]

A cookie for hitting 10 billion in revenue, i would have thrown it in there face and walked out then and there ,disgusting way to insult your workforce making you your profit, i hope they all walked out and found better jobs.

[@wildrosetarot222]

My boss said that a security camera for the parking lot was too expensive, but then gave each teacher a fancy, personally engraved Stanley tumbler for Christmas. Apparently there was room in the budget for that, but not for protecting our cars from being broken into. Which has happened more than once! Classic early childhood education.

[@Ricky-t2q]

That boss is terrible at his main job.

[@josephruddofficial]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 That intro killed me.

[@xlerb2286]

Years ago I was on a project that had an unrealistic deadline. Everyone was working long hours, coming in on weekends, and we got the project done and with good quality. A few days later there's an announcement over the office loudspeaker (we didn't even know there was one) saying "in appreciation for all the hard work over the past 3 months we'd like everyone to gather in the break room". We were thinking maybe a bonus, some time off. But no, the "thank you" was a big bag of popcorn. Split between about 30 people that came to about half a cup per person.

[@lostlion7796]

A vendor at my store, for a billion dollar soda pop company, was given 1 bottle of water and 2 packages (think $1.29 on the go pack) of peanuts for his many years of service. Should probably mention he's allergic to peanuts, so water and death, thanks for being a valued employee!

[@Su-ri5ob]

A friend of mine got a photocopied certificate in a plastic frame and half a stale ham sandwich to 'celebrate' her 25 years of service.

[@Umbreon-ln7fe]

This makes me feel much better about my yearly bonus, which was a staggering $52 last year

[@user-ip5sk7hn1g]

After 10 years with my company , I got a pen with my name inscribed on it. Then, after 15 years, the company went through restructuring and I had my pay cut by 2/3, but they "allowed" me to keep my job. I was consistently denied my requested to time and I had accumulated 15 weeks. When I handed in my resignation, they said that pto time was a gift from the company, and they were not obligated to pay me any of it. But hey, they sent out a "roar" which is an email compliment, roaring to my team mates about all of the great service and hard work I provided for the company. Something to treasure as I stand in the benefits line. Lol

[@gsn794]

I used to work for a company where we were paid a base salary plus a bonus based on our performance against an industry benchmark. One year we should have had a 32% bonus, but the boss manipulated things to show that we were actually below our benchmark, so no bonus. However, we all got $100 gift certificates at the local book store. One of my friends, who did not work there, remarked “that’s the gift that keeps on giving.”

[@orielwiggins2225]

Why are you so good at this video?! And why would I rather watch this than any awards ceremony with all the celebs?! 😂😂😂

[@SchardtCinematic]

This is Exactly why Clark Griswald wanted to tell his boss off for giving the Jelly of the month club as a bonus and Cousin Eddie took it seriously and kidnapped Clark's Boss.

[@Tracey-hg9sj]

After 25 years of service, I can choose my cheesy gift from a catalog. No gift appears to be worth over $15. They were all so bad, I opted out. I would rather have a gift certificate for $15 to a Dunkin Donuts.

[@WTP-x4d]

For my 25 year service anniversary in April 2024, I received exactly $0.00. I had expected to receive a $25.00 Amazon gift card ($1.00 for each year of service! Woo Hoo! 🙄) because other co-workers had told me they got one for their 25 year anniversary. But when I inquired with HR about it, I was told that the program had been discontinued in January 2024. No formal announcement had ever been made advising employees that the policy was discontinued.

[@chernobyl169]

Ben Askins up here taking his production value to the next level

[@Ben-Askins]

I was just lucky I had such a great studio audience to get me through it

[@carolinebjerkelund767]

The only time I ever received perks, was when I was self employed. At Christmas time, some of my customers would give me bottles of wine. I would get a good size collection of them too.

[@tehtranadelemna]

My old department would give a candy bar for having the best stats answering Helpdesk calls. No bonuses. My company is part of the fortune 50... they boasted record profits 3 years in a row. I got out to a new department and my old department gave me a "bonus" for 4.32$ like what the hell.....

[@lynnapgar4532]

I worked for a faith based thrift at Christmas if we were lucky we may have a shot at the end of the day or maybe a dinner...(if we were really really good) I instituted cash bonuses for for all. Lasted 1 yr. I was told that couldn't continue because if ate into profits...which I pointed out didn't exist unless these VOLUNTEERS felt appreciated.

[@DrRusty5]

Surely, it was a "not for profit" company?

[@cheesetoast99]

Please never do that microphone thing again, my freakin' ears!

[@Ben-Askins]

Apologies, totally with you

[@PlanetZhooZhoo]

Well, having worked for an NHS hospital, that felt more like crossing off all the squares on a bingo card.

[@BP-of5cp]

Oh dear. It's appalling that NHS staff need to pay for parking at a job where they actually directly or indirectly save people's lives. To me it's literally like charging you so that the car that brought you to work can sit on a small square of land. It's like charging you to put your purse in your own locker or to hang your coat in the changing room. What's next? You get service charge to occupy the chair and table space to eat in the canteen or the use of the microwave? 🤯

[@PlanetZhooZhoo]

@@BP-of5cp They were so bad, they wouldn't even provide an on site disabled staff space for me, or allow me to use a public one.

[@BP-of5cp]

@@PlanetZhooZhoo that's terrible

[@milanondrak5564]

I used to work for the NHS as a nurse. I did so much overtime without pay that was supposed to be returned as time in lew that I could take if the ward wasn't too busy. News flash, the ward was always busy so when I left after 8 years I totalled up the hours in lew the NHS owed me and discovered they owed me 6 months worth of unpaid work hours. I never got those 6 months back.

[@PlanetZhooZhoo]

@@milanondrak5564 I also worked it out that I donated £10K in unpaid overtime over a couple of years. The NHS relies on the dedication of its staff.

[@nicolad8822]

My daughter’s workplace supposedly had a mental health counselling provider. She thought she would access it, as well as contacting her GP,during a period of work induced anxiety and stress. The provider details on the company intranet were out of date, they said oh sorry we can’t help. (To be fair to the person on the phone they did try to gauge whether she was in urgent need of assistance). Left my daughter to decide whether to let HR know they had stuffed up thereby divulging she had tried to access the “benefit”.

[@snarepusher]

It should have been the providers job to tell the company that they are still refering to them as a benefit, without mentioning who asked for it. They probably did that

[@elsiestormont1366]

I am a Direct Support Professional (provide support to individuals with disabilities) One year for DSP appreciation week, we were appreciated with a mandatory meeting. While some gift cards were randomly awarded to about ten people out of the 200, we ALL were given the joy of watching a maudlin video about the abusive history of asylums. Whee! Some years, we get cheap "swag" with the agency logo. The "best" of these? A covid mask and tiny bottle of hand sanitizer. Wow! Just what I dreamed of as an essential worker. 😂

[@mesina84]

I absolutely loved the Cuntestant line up well done Ben best presenter by far. 😂😂😂 Even if it is the first year of the award show.

[@brettshaff8772]

I worked for a company in the 1990's that decided that they needed to charge market rates on the company owned parking ramp. Thankfully, the blowback caused them to reconsider.

[@richardmattocks]

Tragically I worked for a company that did several of these. We had record profits one year so we had cupcakes (one each, all delivered by the mailroom staff) I also had a 20 year award which was a £200 Amazon voucher (which was actually of use I have to admit). And finally, When we were taken over by another company we were all given a travel mug.

[@sheriffzebedee]

2013 we had a mince pie as a bonus...I still have a photograph of it 😂 Another year was a financial bonus which would have cost more in tax than the bonus itself...had to refuse the bonus in writing to avoid a loss. After a company takeover a new long-service bonus was introduced with immediate effect but when they realised how much it would cost them they delayed implementing it to avoid paying out !

[@EmperorsTeeth]

I wonder if those mail room staff got a cupcake too... and did they have to deliver them to themselves?

[@G.G.8GG]

That was a fun! The year we got no raises and weren't allowed to buy even a pencil for office supplies we asked if the company was in trouble, about to be sold or close. We were told, Oh no! This company is thriving, couldn't be better, having a great year. Then we got glass mugs imprinted with the company's name for Christmas.

[@demondogmom7221]

At the large telecom I worked at employees could be given Quality awards by managers, including one from other areas. My manager made a big deal out of presenting them during his daily (torture the) staff meetings. It was a certificate and a $100 check. One day he presented several. When it ended, and i was back at my cubicle he came up to me, threw an envelope at me and said, "this is yours". I opened the envelope, took out the check and tossed the rest in the trash.. and said "gee thanks". He disliked me that much. He stormed off. I fished out the certificate so I could thank the person who did it. Found out the other manager had given me several and my manager had refused to give them to me. The other manager had to go to HR and force the issue.

[@blueleader82]

Worst i'v seen was at a world wide known beer conpany. After 5 years of work you could choose a small gift from the gift shop (t-shirt, baseball cap etc.). But at the time the shop was empty so my collegue got a company logo plastic bag, with another plastic bag in it. The shift leader refused to give it to him, but our manager threatened him to be fired if he doesnt.

[@chewwy2905]

I’m missing the name & shame. Companies that work so hard to screw up their employees deserve more publicity.

[@kennethmcgeechan604]

for my 30 years of service i got a big fat nothing.

[@AutisticallyStew]

I used to work for a company who would state "free parking" in the add. Bit in truth it wasn't a work carpark. It was just the council carpark 5 min walk away

[@G.G.8GG]

This reminds me of the year my niece-in-law gave me a $15 discount coupon for a fruit and nut website for Christmas. When i purchased even their cheapest item and added in shipping the cost came to way more than i was able to spend on my own children or grandchildren.

[@Jules_Pew]

The company Christmas card was given to every employee, but no partners ever signed them.

[@chrisdonnellyofficial]

Haha absolutely brilliant - this video not the perks!

[@Ben-Askins]

Thanks my man!

[@FlymyPhantom]

Hi Ben I work for a company where an employee just completed 20 years of service, she posted a message on the company forum herself and said that her mum was paying for the celebratory meal, the company gave her nothing not even a thanks, they should have been your number one

[@UfoLBeerSeeker]

Oh my, opens my eyes on how shitty my place is. First they announce biggest payrise yet during covid times, but sneakily remove weekend bonus. I work on weekends. Payrise turns to net paycut. As a thakyou for hard work in hard times we got free cake and coffee... But we work nightshift and caffeteria is closed at nights. We get profit share, but despite record workload, company brings no profits 4 years in a row. We have free company parking, but as one of rewards for employee of the week we get free parking space. Yay! And so many more...

[@Boogledigs]

Oh, Ben. I absolutely LOVE the snark!! Congratulations on the awards ceremony.

[@looseycanon]

Get this, at one of my former employers, the company came up with offer to pay salary in Euros aside of our local currency... At the time, no bank offered multicurrency accounts...

[@johnholland6842]

My former boss didn't believe in Covid 19. We had to turn up or not get paid. For the first month we only got half pay, Christmas was the best though, We had to pay for our works meal and he always managed to not pay us for the first week in January. 😮

[@1nsurr3ction]

The place I worked for a few years back set out gifts to "a few key depts who worked hard during the pandemic" .. Basically everywhere that the much hated new boss had stooges. One of my colleagues was a favourite of one stooge and he got a really nice gift. He described it as "we've had those at home before and they're very useful" over a teams meeting. The stooge said something to pretty much shut him up because I was sent an artisanal biscuit that was on offer for 3 bucks when i looked it up.. i asked how an artisanal buscuit was useful.. but he didnt answer. I asked the colleague some months after but he tried to gasslight. The stooge and the favourite could never work weekends so i was always the one that was told i had to.. i am glad i dont work with those aholes anymore.

[@ModelsbyMe]

The department I was working for at the time got sold on to a new company (still doing the same work and still had our original contracts) I had approached and passed my 10 year service but got told by the new company they do not do years of service awards Then for someone on the same team (but under the new company contract) got a years service award - OK maybe it's not for us and only those under the new companies contract Then shortly afterwards a member of the team from under the old contract got a years service award So clearly we got lied to

[@robertphillips6296]

How about giving away the company's Chotchkes as rewards for not coming in late for a Whole Year!

[@davidmccurdy8911]

The last one may not be as bad (maybe) if their office is in Nottingham. We have a workplace parking levy from the council where companies are billed for every parking space they have and a lot of smaller companies ended up charging their staff who wanted to drive to work. It sucks to pass that bill along but imagine a company renting an office so they have no choice on how big the car park is getting charged £500 a year per space. Also the point of the levy was to get people to use public transport or bikes so I think the original plan was to pass this charge onto staff because if the company paid it then people wouldn't notice the extra charge and continue to drive ...

[@jenniferbond7073]

I’m a commercial,property manager….i won property manager of the year in 2022. I got a pretty piece of glass and a pair of air pods, which was great but what I really got rewarded with was drumroll please…….more work! My workload has literally doubled! Lololololololo.

[@byrondavies1846]

I thought he was going to list some of the perks I've seen such as company uniform, competitive salary, vibrant, modern office location, a contract and breaks. These ones are much worse.

[@fahrenheitmusic5688]

Please keep this as an ongoing thing 😂😢

[@kurtkyre]

Im grateful for the company I work for. We get two yearly bonuses. They're about a weeks pay each.

[@joepiekl]

I got a silver (coloured) pen for 'excellence' at my company one year. To be fair, they did also give me a raise every year too.

[@quixtar83]

at 5:25 to 5:28....when you said "have we got some contenders here".... Did you mean it to sound like the c word that rhymes with "grunt" on purpose? or was that a coincidence? hmmmmmmmm.....

[@sheriffzebedee]

I picked up on that too and replayed to check 😂

[@wildrosetarot222]

Definitely intentional 😅😅😅

[@dannytalcott3683]

One "benefit" offered by my company is a shopping website where you can buy consumer goods (computers, televisions, kitchen gadgets, etc...) for twice the normal price, but have the cost deducted in installments from your paycheck. It is obviously a "branded" third party site that allows them to make a profit from sales to employees by partnering with this site, but it is listed as a "benefit". Some employees not as financially savvy think it's a good deal, not realizing these installments are equivalent to paying 100% interest on the normal price of these items.

[@kpk33x]

A metal keychain for 5 years of service. Company's name misspelled on it.

[@Wertyingf]

I the recent past I worked for Robinson lumber company and to show there appreciation for working threw all the covid BS they donated a tree to be planted in each one of our names in a forest that none of us have ever heard of or seen

[@mistiinseattle]

For my five year anniversary i received a cooler with a seat on it. Unfortunately it was for a toddler and i was in mid 60s. I gave it to my coworker for her 3 year old son

[@SilviuHoratau]

I was the sole reason my company was able to work from home during COVID and I wasn't allowed to and had to come into the office because I didn't pick up my phone (personal) the second it rang and calling back wasn't good enough. Also when I left after close to 9 years I received a pint and a sandwich at the local pub ...

[@simonpowell6686]

Keep it up ben! You make me chuckle and really realise how bonkers it is out there!!

[@Ben-Askins]

That is very kind, thank you!

[@RogbodgeVideo]

Loving the sarcasm!

[@jessicaaguilar1608]

My job is so amazing. When I work four extra hours for an event I get to come into work a while one hour later the next day.

[@ArgentumS4771]

One company I worked for said that we were lucky we got free tea and coffee. There was no other benefits. Or the were hidden behind a clunky app.

[@TomekMez]

This is so real it hurts..

[@RABooth82]

I really hope these companies see this lol

[@tomarmstrong3800]

This was so entertaining, would love to see more videos like this!!

[@Ben-Askins]

Will see what I can do

[@Patchitt]

We get a taxable health benefit which you can claim money back on. The problem is that most of the things listed you are highly unlikey to claim for such as being admitted to hospital. I could claim for my eye tests but I don't have to pay for them and I generally only buy glasses every three years or so. I do claim for my dental check up but that amount is less than what I pay in tax for this benifit. We also have discounted gym membership, my nearest is 40ish miles away, and discounted Costco membership again 40+miles away.

[@luolson-q8b]

My son works 2nd shift at his company. At Christmas, the boss baters in a lunch for the staff, at 11am. which then sits out all day so by the time night shift comes at 4pm no one dares to eat it.

[@morrigan908]

I worked midnight shift by myself at a very sketchy company. The only time someone else was there was if they sent me someone to train. Never even got a slice of cold pizza left in the fridge when they had company lunches. Of course I was invited to actually come to lunch at noon, but I got off at 8:30am and had an hour drive each way. So no, I was not driving an hour home, sitting for an hour or so, then driving back into the office, using my own fuel, of course, to get a "free" lunch. Would have come to four hours of driving in a day, and I'm not completely mental, tyvm.

[@shannonp1656]

At my work there are people who prepare plates, labeled, and put in the fridge for people who miss the catered lunches. The idea of leaving it out for hours is disturbing.

[@paul8161]

@BenAskins , could you start naming and shaming these companies?.

[@vahvahdisco]

I think he would get sued for that !

[@paul8161]

@vahvahdisco not if it's true. Lol... I doubt it if its true 👍.

[@streetcop157]

I saw a hotel that advertised air conditioning and private bathrooms as room features…

[@joepiekl]

To be fair, in lots of Europe, that's something worth mentioning. "Hot and cold running water" was the one that used to get me. Not seen that since at least the 80s though. The worst one was when they used to charge you for wifi. Let me get this straight. You can afford to put a TV in every room in the hotel, but you're going to charge us to use that little box that you only need one of per floor?

[@liad3]

Not too long ago heard a used car commercial on the radio. Their cars were so fabulous they came with air conditioning, electric windows, and windshield wipers! 🎉

[@pistolannie6500]

Do an Actually BEST OF companies!! 🎉 😊

[@Voyager_58]

Not a fan of the James Cordon delivery but you do you.

[@veteranclean94]

I love this channel and your content but I've got to be honest, the editing (sound effects) made this a tough watch.

[@Ben-Askins]

Haha that is totally fair enough mate

[@reevawebb229]

My old job did that ramsey ish as a benefit too. My response when they let me know about this oh so amazing benefit on my first day, can i get paid not to have to hear ramsey?

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

I know we already approved your 10 minutes, but we're very busy today, so it's been cancelled.

[@EikePilt]

You're a natural! You should have your own TV show! 🌟📺

[@Ben-Askins]

If they will have me!

[@agustinagambirassi1728]

Loved this 😂

[@Old-Bald-and-Grumpy]

The 'Parking Lot' company shoul have taken it further - offer 950 USD discount as a bonus, or even 99950 USD discount and adjust price accordingly.... Loosers.

[@konrai1972]

Love the intro🎉

[@pistolannie6500]

Are these Just the UK? or Includes US & other countries?

[@samwiserando]

For a Christmas bonus one year us floor workers were given a company cookbook with all the managers favourite recipe's in it. The kicker? The books were for the corporate customers but because they had extras we got given them. I used it for years to put a face to a name at redundancy times.

[@BillAngelos]

jfc this video was super annoying. That said if you're still going to watch this, skip to 1:25 to cut out the most annoying bullshit.

[@reubenjuster627]

Cracked me up

[@Ben-Askins]

Appreciate it

[@sysiphuscorinth]

Cun....tendors ! :)

[@ivanlimzg]

WTF was that intro?

[@Ben-Askins]

Don't know what you are talking about, was completely normal...

[@ivanlimzg]

@@Ben-Askins i don't mean that in a bad way. Just not your usual "hello hello everyone"😅

[@susievercoe2544]

5:28 😂🎉

[@arthur1670]

He does long video....

[@gad3]

Slavory was abolished 😂

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

And murder is illegal too, but it still happens...

[@hassanjrt.9475]

For my great 5 years service in one of the leading companies worldwide, and after being blocked from promotion twice for the lamest reasons throughthoseyears, I got a full 15$ coupon as a thank you gift, and the added task of training a couple of new hires as I am a great seasoned manager, let's say my answer was not very PC 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️😖😖