What Made You Finally WALK OUT Of WORK?

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[@NeedlessExposition]

That first story is why you should never order delivery during any sort of weather emergency. You’re risking someone’s life just because you’re too lazy to eat something.

[@datedjr1]

That’s bs it’s far more stupid for them to accept the order, they need to just close she said that she didn’t expect the weather which is why she was in flip flops.

[@DragonbornMike-ym2er]

Don't blame the customer for the boss's orders. It's the employer's responsibility to keep employees safe. OP could've had a field day in court with the work she was given to do.

[@chrissmith2292]

I live I east texas born and raised these tornadoes were nasty you can even see my house in the news footage it destroyed 2 of my neighbors homes and jumped my house to hit the church next door

[@BostonSports1992]

​@@datedjr1you order take out during bad weather don't you?

[@Lightningstrike1220]

I would've thrown the pizza at them and told them to get bent because I nearly died for your pizza! Then call that manager and tell them I quit! A job that has zero sense of safety for their employees can collapse.

[@vanguardangel6912]

Let me just say as someone who has been through some shit jobs and some shit jobs; NEVER risk your life for a fucking job. Never! Never ever ever ever ever!

[@colonelrobertsjr.7882]

Right!! You'll be replaced before you're good in the ground

[@vanguardangel6912]

@@colonelrobertsjr.7882 damn right! I always told every trainee I’ve ever had this. Real life is far more important. Even the fucking Army taught my Dad that when he served.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I do security. I'm 53 & avoid nitwits, nimrods, unsafe places. The hard part is around 80-90% of the contract security firms in Florida are awful. Awful mgrs, employees who are clueless, reckless, lazy. Clients who are 2 faced, scam you.

[@H3xx99]

First story, OP needs to report that manager, and sue that company. They put her life in danger.

[@Zeakthecat]

im probably too blackpilled for saying this but that manager isn't gonna get fired for it, they will get promoted or given a bonus at least, while the corporate just tells the lawyers to stuff it, or at least attempt to, and drag out the court case for years before ever reaching a settlement. that manager won't be getting fired, and you'd be in court nonstop for years and you might get maybe enough to pay the lawyer fees and thats it.

[@mrproclamation9095]

The one time I walked out of a job was at KFC, it was just me, the manager, and one other employee. The manager, had told me to go outside and scrub the sidewalks, as that’s a normal part of that job. I go out there and get it done in 25-30 min. I come back in and she’s screaming about how she and the other employee were the only ones taking orders and making the food. I told her that she gave me orders to do the sidewalks. She did NOT like that She had told me that “if I couldn’t help her and do the sidewalks at the same time, (even though that would require a change of gloves, and washing hands each time I walk in and out of the restaurant) that I could just leave and be out of a job” I left and signed a paper saying I quit, and two hours later I had gotten a new job at Walmart. Eat Shit, Brie

[@18videowatcher41]

For that first story, I would've told off the manager the first time around. I wouldn't have even gone back out to deliver their pizza.

[@maniacalworm]

i dont think anyone should ever take that treatment laying down! that is so infuriating! i would have lost my cool!

[@supernovatv9514]

“Will you let go of the stupid pizza already?!” “I can’t, it’s for the customer!!”

[@KJxxoo]

Holy shit on the first story! I would’ve noped out of there the second the tornado siren went off, even if it cost me my job. No job is worth risking your life for.

[@stevedavis5704]

I left a job after three and a half years because they told me my loyalties were misplaced because I put my family ahead of my job.

[@AngelaNortonTyler]

Good Lord- how much abuse did the pizza delivery girl take?

[@BlastingBloo]

Cheese Chad is the hero we all wish we could be.

[@KJxxoo]

I used to work in a winery / restaurant as a waitress / cellar door sales. As you could imagine we had some rather pretentious customers over that time… I could only dream of doing what cheese guy did, but maybe with some red wine.

[@jdizzy192]

I walked off the job and got fired once. One of the busy days of our work year, I get in early to help get any last minute prep out of the way and come into the store a mess. Previous shift hadn't sold enough to justify the store being trashed, prep was half finished in a way that would take me 2+ hours to get ready if business didn't pick up, and the wait staff was either fucking around or cleaning in a way that everything they touched was still dirty. I called the manager and they said to make due cuz "You're the shift supervisor, you should be able to handle that little bit of work." So after looking around, I called back and said I was going home. 15 called and a 20 minute walk later I was fired. Next morning I got a call from the regional manager who asked what the fuck happened. Gave him the rundown and he asked for 45 minutes. A call back and I wasn't fired and was getting a promotion with a raise after he went in and ran the cameras and saw how bad the store looked and how poorly it ran without me that night

[@Silverserri]

sounds like the place worked about as well as the Hindenburg, and with about as much fire.

[@user-vl1ft4nr3u]

If I ever order delivery during a storm it is because I have absolutely no food in the house. And make sure to tip amazingly.

[@NautilusMusic]

I had a manager yell at me for doing something efficient but not exactly in his list of priorities, basically in between 2 tasks, I did a little extra task, but he thought I was off task. Later on to "set an example" he then basically did my job for me as quick as he could and said "this is how much you could've been doing!" Im keeping it vague to avoid writing a novel Anyway, I walked away, clocked off and left him to do my job for me Still have my job so that's nice 😅

[@banditman1986]

Story 2 is why I always say you have to teach people a lesson sometimes. They won’t learn until someone does.

[@IANcel]

I just walked out of a job YESTERDAY. Don’t work in an ice factory.

[@tolkienblack]

I worked in the fresh meat section at Walmart. First shift starts at 5am and second starts at 1pm. There’s usually a person at around 10 if it’s busy. I got to work at 1 on the busiest day of the week and the morning person called out and management didn’t schedule a second person. I worked for like 2 hours then just clocked out

[@Allantitan]

Had a manager talk down to me when I was a housekeeper at a nursing home in front of everybody and then FINALLY having a “talk “ in a more private room where she tried guilt tripping 18 year old me all cause I put her behavior as the reason why I was quitting

[@Zeakthecat]

never put in 2 weeks for anything. if you get treated like cattle, you walk the f out and start looking for another job.

[@chrismc410]

Tornado Story, say it with me: NO JOB IS WORTH YOUR SAFETY AND/OR YOUR LIFE

[@Nellia.20x]

When the manager reduced my wages.

[@colonelrobertsjr.7882]

That's one of the best reasons to leave a job

[@Impereaux]

That’ll do it!

[@ThatDamnedGamer1]

When I almost got fired for going home on time.

[@buffaloditka]

Couldn’t stay to work unpaid OT?

[@yeetman220]

If you know you deserve a raise and your uppers don’t give it to you leave they clearly don’t respect you

[@fragtagger5892]

I'll take something that never happened for 300 dollars for that 1st story

[@Daniel-kp8mj]

people can become jerks when given positions of power, not just men but women too

[@theshipper5797]

I would have tossed the second pizza right on the ground in the soaking wet mud and tell them "Eat your damn pizza", tell the boss to screw off, and get to safety.

[@ratedr7845]

what's the name of the game?

[@LazyBunnyKiera]

Sable, it's on steam.

[@OoferMan05]

I worked 80hrs+, shit schedule, shit co workers, MY MANAGERS talked shit bout me and on my last day they were jus going off on me talking shit bout me and my car, I went to the restroom for 10 minutes I walked back out and my general manager and the assistant manager were BOTH talking shit bout me and I heard the assignment manager go "oh shit Jose's here" I left right away... Little Caesars in Austin Texas Mark Hernandez and Ricardo Guerrera 🤙🤙

[@duketaco92]

Anyone know what the game being played during the first story was.

[@princessmarlena1359]

It takes a real selfish pig to order food for delivery while in tornado warning weather. OP should ah e gone home the instant the rain started, if not the warning sirens. That boss is a coward for giving in to rude entitled customers while abusing OP. Also, the OP should file a complaint to the labor board and file a lawsuit.

[@Xavier24781]

The cheese one is glorious

[@ernestmarshall5846]

Something tells me op in first story was fired cause they take too damn long to get ti the point. Hence why op is constantly late for deliveries

[@nothanksplease]

i dont even believe the first one

[@jerrycarmody6717]

whats the game

[@LazyBunnyKiera]

Sable, it's on steam.

[@2xtreem4u]

i owuld have dropped the pizza

[@GXrst64tlc]

I would've dropped the job and kept the pizza.

[@Rich_Larr]

Staying in a hotel cuz you live over an hour away from work 😅 We know this dude isn’t from Texas

[@marcopohl4875]

Alphabetical or chronological order?

[@nanoglitch6693]

OP's car gets "obliterated" by a tornado and then they keep driving it? Not hanging around to find out if all the stories are this dumb/fake 😂💩🤡

[@s.h.6858]

Probably the same way they use "literally" in the most unliteral way.

[@Zilatra]

Well to be fair my grandma's car has a hole in the floor two doors are missing. Oh, and this is not to mention that the engine is being held together by a piece of chicken wire