Anonymous
7/24/2025, 2:34:45 AM No.21487924
I quit a month ago. It still makes me rage how underappreciate I felt there even though I worked my ass off. My coworkers were mostly lifers who held too much leverage over my manager who couldn’t manage them properly. At first I was a helpful new guy but I started to notice how they just took advantage. So I flat out stopped helping them and only did what I had to do, but do them well. I would start hearing them talking shit about me and I would go up to them and be super confrontational, dare them to say it to my face and call this guy a coward when he didn’t. This created a big rift because I didn’t feel like kissing anyone’s fucking ass and the manager knew I was otherwise a good worker. The same old talking shit guy always vaped in our bathroom and I confronted him about it in front of everyone and he nervously denied it. I made the manager put up a no vaping sign and I threatened them to go to head office about it if it didn’t stop immediately. I would still catch him doing it here and there. I confronted him privately and acted like I was going to get him in huge shit and he started getting teary eyed about his life and his therapist what a joke. I felt sorry for him but he did it again so I told my manager again. Then the manager told me I was making an accusation without proof. But he knew that guy was vaping. He just wanted to keep things the way they are, because as busy as we were we got everything done. I thought about and hard about going to head office, trying to sue them for money for exposing me to dangerous chemicals at the work place, etc but just decided to move on and find another job. Today I went there and saw the vape guy working, I shouted “did you vape in the bathroom today? Actually I don’t want any food that was touched by you” and left. I admit I could’ve been the passive nice guy but I didn’t have it in me. Fuck working at fast food who don’t give a shit about you. I know I could’ve done them a lot worse
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