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The story about the deaf guy touched my heart
So muck wholesome
He just needwd someone to understand him. Aww 💕
Just came here to say this 🥰🥰🥰
I paused the video because that story touched my heart as well. I wish I could say I would do the same thing. Unfortunately after 30 years of experience being me I won't lie. I would be one of the people thinking he is grumpy.
I find hard to believe that after years of working with a deaf person, no one, except OP cared enough to learn sign language. I mean, wtf.
If someone asks you about your race, politics or religion, or any questions like that, during an interview: DO NOT ANSWER
"What's your race/ethnicity?"
Uh.....human?
Or afterwards.
You never talk about that crap in a professional setting.
@@hanezutchins2786 I would try my damnest to NOT give a troll answer
I often find that women ask very nosy questions. On my first day at a new job, one woman asked me if I was single. Several women's head popped out of cubicles to see what I would say. It was hilarious. They were all 15-20 years older than I am, but they wanted to know.
I just want to answer the questions before I leave ask then when I start and what’s my pay rate, and when they say they haven’t offered me a job inform them not hiring me after asking those questions is a lawsuit waiting to happen. The worst is when a company says they’re a “family” like y’all ain’t kin, I come here FOR MONEY, stop paying me or someone offers more money I’mma head out and “buy some smokes”
God blees for the person who become a good friend of the deaf guy
The stories about the deaf guy and Bob were surprisingly sweet.
Bob timestamp?
@@remig0ld_641 8:04
@@remig0ld_641 bobstamp
Oftentimes an asshole is just selfish. But sometimes they're people who deal with a lot of frustrations themselves and have difficulty expressing them or their intentions.
But also infuriating to me as a hearing impaired person. Those other people are just ableist assholes!! I am sorry but the new guy noticed he’s dead and actually puts in an effort to learn ASL, but the people who have been there for years don’t put in any effort to communicate?!?! Or even fucking try?!!!?! Shame on them!!
I’ll bet that the woman who bragged about sneaking pork into a Muslim’s diet is the kind of person who’d throw a hissy fit if the barista pours a gram of soy milk short in her latte order
Probably.
She sounds like a piece of sh*t.
''This guy doesn't want to eat pork- therefore the right thing to do is throw in some pork when he's not looking''
She sounds like the kind of person who would feed someone with food allergies, the thing they are allergic to to prove they aren't allergic.
Defs sounds more like something a cow milk drinker would drink tbh
@@alwaysanxious9796 whole milk ftw
If I ever work with a deaf person I’m gonna learn some sign language in the future
I'm gonna learn it regardless incase I ever meet one
One of my contacts from another company is deaf. I don't really like talking over the phone, and she prefers emails; so we surprisingly make a good team.
I'm gonna learn sign language as well. As well as The writing for blind people (I forgot how it's called, sorry.).
I also want to learn Spanish for better communication.
It's important to make yourself the best way to communicate with others.
English and Spanish are world languages, maybe you should learn French as well.
Also, Mandarin couldn't do damage. Every third human or so is a Chinese. (obviously not every Chinese speaks Mandarin...the People from Hong Kong speak Cantonese for example. But Mandarin is still most used)
Sign language is important too.
Blind writing probably too.
Also, I do write in the Davinci code bc I'm lefthanded. I rarely meet people who write in it too, but I wish that more people know it.
It's stressing to write with the left hand from left to right.
PlingLing _HD, Blind writing is called Braille. At least in the states. I hope this helps
@@Kili_1701 'writing for blind people'
Braille?
I'm a host at Blob Sevens. Theres a waitress that always demands more tables in her section, even if business is at a snail's pace. She'll hover by the door and seat people in her section too. It isnt fair to the other servers and she gets overwhelmed. Customers have walked out because of her starting arguements/her just forgetting about them.
If that's not a firing offence, then I don't know what is... Making customers leave because of a waitress? Lol.
Any idea why she does this?
@@lilgremlin6222 they used to be a manager at a different store, but they quit and came back a few months later. Company policy is if you quit and come back you cant come back as a manager but they still act all bossy and uppity like one🙄
As the host it's really frustrating for me when they seat customers. Not only does it make me look bad it makes me lose track of how many tables my servers have!! Grrr she sucks so bad I had to provide more context
1:46
personally, if she does have dementia or Alzheimers, I would just feel bad for her. But I would hate her husband for giving her that job
To err is human. To arr is pirate
camwyn256 I love that
Pirates were originally often from Bristol, England.
So pirates said "arr" because people from Bristol said "arr" back then.
...Now you know. 😁
@@grmpEqweer arr you serious?
The deaf mechanic story warmed my heart
Legit would learn a language just to help someone out
The one with the deaf guy, I identify with all too well. Everywhere I work, I get completely ignored and treated like I'm stupid because I cannot hear. Once, I finally got noticed and was going to get a promotion. Then there was a change with corporate or something and my manager got switched out with someone else from a different store. She immediately found out about my disability, took my promotion from me and gave it to someone who did nothing but play on his phone all day and showed up late constantly. I was put on the register and not allowed to do anything in the store anymore. Just stand there and ring people up, because I was too stupid to do anything else. But, I also had to answer the phone despite the manager knowing I am deaf, then chewed me out when I couldn't hear what someone was saying on the phone. It sucks
I'm so sorry man, I hope you have the opportunity to be in a better work place soon. I have a lot of coworkers that my store has made accommodations for to make it good for them to work there, including at least one deaf employee. We have a few coworkers that know ASL so it's been nice, they're scheduled similarly so there's overlap for better communication.
Depending on where you live, it definitely changes job opportunity and how people "feel" about accommodations. This is just fucked up, I'm really sorry. I'm praying things will get better for you soon. Do you know if you have protective laws where you live?
@@MossTunic I honestly don't know too much about protective laws where I live. I did try to file a complaint against the store, but I was told that since it's a big business and not a small independent owned place, I cannot file a complaint against them. I walked out of the job and never went back. Had a few more crappy and so so jobs after. Right now I'm just doing a work study at my college. I barely make enough money to cover one bill, but for the first time I am trusted to work completely by myself and I can do what I what, when I want. This sudden trust and freedom has made me feel really good and my boss is great. Just wish there was more to do and more hours.
2:44 That one is sad more than anything! It feels like the company he was working for didn’t bother to try to communicate to him because he was deaf! Glad the guy that submitted made the effort to learn and ended up helping him!
Best story deaf guy gets a friend. So far
4:20 I’m literally crying that’s so amazing
420
@@takumifujiwara4419 😄
"No Carol, it's not"
Even Text Speak was pissed off at Carol xD!
Brenda is still incapable of doing her job lmao
5:25 Being trained poorly by someone to make themselves irreplaceable? Happened to me also. That guy was about 3rd on my list of worst co-workers ever at that place I worked 16 years. He refused to show me the things that I NEEDED to know, so that they'd demote me and he would not be forced to take a sideways promotion to a different department.
My brother.
Worked under him in a kitchen.
Actually insane. Never takes his meds. Changed rules on a dime, in dozens of minute variations, to the point I had no idea what the 'right' way was to pack food/cut sandwiches/portion salads/ect. Once chewed me out for sweeping the floor wrong- when I said he'd told me to do it another way the time before. I was too slow. I should know this. I reminded him that he'd told me to do it a different way. He tells me to leave- he does not have the authority to do this -and I'd had enough so I left.
This, when he actually walked out on a very busy shift when he'd started working because he couldn't handle it (somehow he didn't get fired).
He also refused to allow my mother to visit his daughter when she was born. Told her she needed to ask permission. Mom had perviously moved heaven and earth to help out during the pregnancy.
So mom made the unforgiveable mistake of visiting the hospital without my brother or his wife. When mom tried to give them a lasagna to apologize he told her to not come over without asking permission. When dad tried to mediate, he forbade both my parents from contacting them using the phone...
His wife is just as bad- and a manipulator like you wouldn't belive. While this was going on she texted one of my sisters (who lives halfway across the country) to complain, and asked her to contact my mom on her behalf...we think she was trying to play us against each other....
Glad I got a new job and got out of there. Also glad they moved out of state.
Joke's on them, though. They wanted us to give them space- nobody in the family invites them to any holiday gatherings now and mom didn't offer to fly out to help with their second child (she did this with my other sisters).
Fuck them.
That sounds like very suspicious behavior, cause it's not the behavior of setting boundaries, it's more of a behavior of they dont wanna get got doing something. You know who else wanted a heads up if family wanted to visited and would get real mad if they didnt...Ariel Castro.
@@landofthelivingskies3318 Doubt he's a criminal- he's just an insane control freak. I wasn't joking about the meds.
Who's Ariel Castro
@@bleebleeblahblah srsly?
Poor kids...
Contents of comments:
96% Deaf guy
4% personal stories
I have a feeling that videos like these pretty much always include at least one story that’s been deliberately included by the video creator in order to encourage as many comments as possible. Usually these stories are controversial in nature, though, so it’s nice to see a change in pace.
If you haven't taken chemistry or haven't figured it out dihydrogen monoxide is literally just water
The Bob story took a wholesome turn i wasn't expecting
I work in retail security. There was this one guy. He is 19 going on 20 but looks like he could be about 15. When he talks he always has this arrogant attitude, and he thinks he knows everything about everything. He was all buddy-buddy with the higher-ups which only fed his borderline personality because they let him get away with nearly everything.
A little context for this next part. To log our activities every shift, we radio in to dispatch to tell them what we did and dispatch logs these on a dedicated computer program. The number of calls per day ranges from 0 - 30 depending on the guard. This piece of work gets 120 easily. One day I was working dispatch, a post with many different responsibilities ranging from handling lost and found, to liaising with management, to handing out wheelchairs. He comes in at the end of his shift and starts complaining to me for over 1/2 hour because I had 123 of his calls logged when he recorded 126. Such moments were common with him, this was merely the most egregious I witnessed.
His cocky attitude, nit-picking over every little thing, and braggadocio meant that multiple people went after him with closed fists, myself included being the fifth. I got on a lot of people's good sides with footage of that moment.
Ultimately his attitude got the best of him when he lost his job due to him technically kidnapping a guy. The day after he cleaned out his locker a few of us got together and had a small pizza party. Good riddance to him.
I'm a cart pusher at Wally. This old guy complains about others not doing their jobs even though he's no better. He constantly checks on me and my buddy and he mutters things about us when he thinks we can't hear him. He always calls out during bad weather.
Ohh, he knows that you can hear him. He knows. Watch out for the 'verbal' ones.
Fun story. One day the cart pusher blocked me in with his cart machine. I couldn't get out and I was mad. Also, everyone has a Wally world story.
The deaf guy story is wholesome AF
4:26 - wish you (the redditor) and him a good luck in life
9:39 - thank you Bob
11:54 : same
The guy the first story is about will eventually have his whole scheme come crashing down. If he keeps getting more responsibility, they’ll eventually realize he’s doing nothing. There’s also the risk of a team member snitching on him, if they know.
the deaf guy post sounds like the plot of a movie lol
I absolutely believe that deaf guy's story. Most persons with disabilities would work harder because they can not afford to be unemployed.
9:20 that guy is my favorite type of person. "If we always help, they will never learn."
I've got three contenders from my job at a drug store. 1: Guy claimed to be a former Marine, but gave details that implied he was lying about this (claimed to have trained in both California and Parris Island, and also claimed to have a training exercise at Mt. Fuji.) Had anger issues, would throw tantrums and refuse to do things he felt he shouldn't have to, nearly injured a coworker by pushing a stepladder around the stock room out of frustration. Was an extreme conservative Christian and hated homosexuals-when asked if he would be attending a nearby gay pride parade by a vendor, he said he'd only ever show up to an event like that with an AR-15 and would get more people than the guy at the Pulse. He got some pharmacy training as well, and liked to think of himself as more of a pharmacist than cashier, to the point where he ordered his own scrubs and wore them all shift despite 1: the pharmacy only being open during the last hour of his shift and 2: technically not even really being allowed to.
3: A...not to bright assistant manager. Had a goofy voice like the guy in this cartoon( ua-cam.com/video/5LCDXdtcFMg/v-deo.html ) and didn't know how to do much. I'd joke that he taught me how to be a manager because when he was on shift, I had to be the manager in his place. He eventually got fired for stealing red bulls. The women in the workplace were creeped out by him, with the female pharmacist opening not liking or trusting him. Turns out, they were right-about three years after getting fired, he got arrested for child molestation.
Daaaam. That's someone to be afraid of.
@@bleebleeblahblah Which one? I have a feeling you mean 3, but 1 was scary, too, after I reported him for saying what he did about the parade.
The story about the deaf guy was enlightening; I’ve worked with deaf people and didn’t think much of it as they read lips, but yeah I can see things from their point of view, there’s a lot more to communicating than we think about. Gotta say it was fun talking to them silently, like moving your mouth like your talking but make no noise.
I love the one about the deaf guy. Wholesome.
Props for my man that learned sign language.
I feel like I’m one of those hated people
The deaf guy story was so wholesome, that made my day.
I have one almost everywhere I've been. In multiple places It has been one of my supervisors, and the worst part is you can type cast them. They were all Asian Canadian women in my age range, no accent and a very common English name. They all behave the same as well. Whereas I've always believed it's a supervisors or managers job to make sure everyone has what they need to get their jobs done, these women have all believed their job is solely to find fault in everyone else's, no matter how small or insignificant.
The current most disliked person at my job is a woman who must be the centre of attention in any conversation. I have been warned to avoid speaking with her if I can. If she feels you're taking attention away from her, "suddenly" there's a complaint about you on the principal's desk the next day. She managed to make picking up the office garbages into my job with a complaint. I'm after-hours security, no one in their right mind would expect that to be my job, but she stretched her logic far for that one.
She's one of our school's counselors. My apologies to your children.
A coworker dropped a ton of steel on my legs crippling me for life. A week later my name was drawn for a $1000 safety bonus. Because I was injured I was disqualified. The guy that crippled me won a $1000 for not getting injured that year.
The deaf carpenter story is really wholesome.
The fish thing just makes me sad like,,, c'mon I can understand hating someone but acting like that is just low, especially for people who are all (I assume) grown adults
You play shitty games you get shitty prizes. That's hilarious.
His name starts with K, I'm safe telling this as he doesn't watch UA-cam, he has anger issues and due to his longevity with the company the owner made him foreman/supervisor. He throws tantrums when he can't do simple things. He gets mad when I don't hear what he says while I'm using loud machinery. I'll admit that when I'm focused on my work everything else is drowned out and I don't focus on anything except the sound of my work (is the angle grinder running at the correct RPM, the torch whistling like it should, is the saw being given the right pressure[we do metal fabrication]). Well the other week he couldn't pick up I-beams with a sky-track (fork lift with 40 foot extendable boom), my other, very highly skilled, co worker offers to do it for him, K jumps off the sky-track obviously infuriated, highly skilled co worker jumps in and does it perfectly with ease. K starts yelling at me because I didn't grab the I-beam by hand and put it on the forks (they're 12" I-beams that are 25 feet long, we have machinery for that). K starts cussing at me. highly skilled co worker and I share a glance of "really, you asshole, you're mad about this". The whole problem arose out of K's lack of operational skills with the sky-track, but now it's being blamed on both I and highly skilled co worker. Later that day the owner of the company tells me I need to be more engaged with the work, I told him what happened and he said I'll have to deal with K's anger if I want keep my job, because K has been here for 6 years. After work highly skilled co worker comes to me and says (paraphrased) "hey man, I've been getting these offers to do high end fabrication jobs. I'm not happy that the owner gave K that position when I'm clearly more qualified for it. I see you working hard and if I take those jobs I'll need another guy, I want you to be that guy, we'll get paid ~$15,000 per unit and I think you and I can knock them out in three or four days if we get at it, and I'll give you 25% commission per unit and there's no end to these jobs as they're necessary for the oilfield"
tl:dr, asshole superintendent blames his mistakes in others, his only two co workers/employees are planning on leaving in the spring, which will leave the company with only the owner, supervisor, and another pretty useless worker who, altogether, will not be able to keep up with the work load and will probably have to go out of business. Meanwhile I'll be making ~$3,000 a week (I'm 24) to work very close to home in an AC/heated shop with an awesome co worker who I'll learn a lot from.
I love that kind of story, make them pay for mistreating the workers while also moving on to greener pastures.
we love a happy ending
I had an colleague, in her 20s. Still lived at home. Didn't talk much to her. If you had an argument with her big chance you would have her mother screaming at you. Some colleagues were afraid, me not but i wanted to avoid drama
Closest to a hated person where I work is a mom/daughter duo. During Monday night (works night shift) through Thursday morning, there’s times she doesn’t finish the audit reports (I need those done so the system switches to morning the next day), doesn’t do everything involved with setting up the continental breakfast at 6 am (about about hour after the breakfast is to start, there’s still some items for the breakfast she hasn’t stocked on display and in general binges what she can on Netflix), hasn’t really improved her understanding of the computer system she works on.
It always makes me smile when it's always my coworkers who are late everyday, disappear for half the shift, or find excuses not to work that are the ones who complain the most. Even going so far as to ask why they never get our equivalent of "employee of the month" because they are such good workers.
i work at a starbucks in texas, this girl transfers to our store from california, she starts drama for no reason with Everyone. then we find out that she’s ducking the manager of the store next door, and the other one too. she brags about it. we had a holiday meeting a few days ago and she was the only on that didn’t show and it was a fantastic meeting where my coworkers all made jokes about her lmao.
2:37 I'm gonna cry, this one is so nice
I work at a veterinary hospital. The most disliked person is an older nurse who is constantly an hour or more late, misses a lot of shifts, and leaves randomly sometimes in the middle of the shift. This leaves the other nurses and her doctor rotation in the lurch. She also constantly thinks you don't know what you are doing, and tries to tell you. Once she tried telling me how to clean the floor with mop water. I worked retail before this job for like 5 years so, I'm actually pretty good at cleaning. I told her I was fine and of course did fine. My Manager got on her case several times for treating others like idiots, leaving suddenly and being mean.
an uncle of mine worked as a Mechanic before he retired.
The one dude everyone hated at his work was the one who would play jokes on the new hires for no reason besides self-amusement. Nobody found them funny besides him, yet he didn't realize that until he was confronted by the boss. Same guy would complain about how nobody wanted to help him unless they had no choice.
My Uncle and his friends knew very well that tricks/pranks/jokes breed nothing but spitefulness and sometimes even vindictiveness in otherwise good employees. Oh, and unlike a lot of people, he generally believed that adult bullying is just as unacceptable as childhood bullying.
Nothing screams "I'm an unprofessional dickhead" like pulling jokes on the co-workers that you barely know at their expense.
I worked with a weird older lady that was OBSESSED with the job, literally all she would ever talk about was our job, even when I tried to ask about her hobbies or weekend plans, she’d always connect it back to work. We were sales associates at freaking Sunglass Hut. She was always trying to steal my sales from under me. She was also genuinely racist and flipped out whenever a black person would come into the store. She was also super rude to customers and would kick people out if they looked like they weren’t going to buy anything.
I have a summer job working at a camp with a staff of like 12, and I honestly couldn't tell you who the most hated staff member is. Not because we're particularly wholesome, but because by the end of the summer we're all sick of looking at each other and everyone has at least one coworker that they can't stand.
From my last job, but a dumb short crybaby who's been working there for 16 years. She's in her 40s and acts like a toddler who can't control her emotions. She acts like she's in charge but can't handle the pressure of actual authority. She harasses and bullies other employees until they quit, but management just slaps her on the wrist and sends her on her way (the supervisor is her best friend). My worst time there was when I was promoted to supervise her. Managing that crazy lady was not worth the pay. I stepped down after a month or 2 of that, and left the job shortly after that.
Regarding the deaf guy: a large portion of the deaf community is in complete denial to the fact that they're different, insisting that everyone else has to change for them, rather than them making the effort to reach out to others. This guy may not have ever realized that he was supposed to act differently than he was taught, so there's a distinct possibility that he sat there so bitterly because he expected everyone else to go out of their way to learn ASL and include him, when he'd made no effort to show that he was interested in interacting with them. If they all thought he was an antisocial bastard, why would they take the time to try and speak to him? His coworkers may have thought that learning sign language would just give him a chance to swear at them.
It's called "empathy". I am currently studying to work with exceptional children and volunteer with many deaf people. I have never met a single deaf person who is in denial... they have usually lived lives of crushing isolation and massive frustration. They are also often language deprived, which impacts literally every part of cognition and emotional development. In terms of disabilities that effect development as a child, a deaf baby is considered MUCH HIGHER RISK than a blind baby. Learning some basic ASL to communicate with someone who has extremely limited ways to communicate otherwise, and has no ability to hear or understand social cues that the rest of us do, is really basic courtesy.
I work for a company that houses people who are disabled, the hated worker is Carly who stole things from residents and coworkers, spread horrible rumors about anyone she hates(she hates basically everyone), barges into conversations, and turns off tv's that residents were watching, thank god she's gone now
"She always leaves her Facebook logged into the communal computers, so I "like" a bunch of dank meme Facebook pages for her."
Outstanding move
My Manager, and not for the reason that may be assumed.
He is a nice man. A _very_ nice man. _Too Nice_ of a man.
"X Is causing trouble in his department. Do something about it please."
"I'll definitely get on it."
**Kisses X's ass and does nothing about it. X gets worse.**
"Sir please, I can't keep working with X if he's going to be like this."
"Absolutely. He'll be getting talked to right now."
**Asks X to 'please be more considerate to others'. No write up or suspension. X gets worse, good employees start walking out or quitting.**
"I don't understand why it's so hard to keep people. Everyone's doing the best they can!"
**Facepalm**
We have a 'Senior' Dev at our work, who only retains his job because he happens to (partially) know one of our core systems.
He's hated because he is slow, borderline useless, delegates his work to others, always has an excuse for his lack of output, insists on talking to other people (when they don't want to be talked to).
It's simple: do your job, do it within a reasonable time frame, own your shit and know your shit.
Sign Language should be compulsory in every school, in every country.
The deaf guy has a lawsuit on his hands, you can't be passed up for a promotion due to disability he honestly should be running that place if he's been there 15+ years.
There is THAT ONE secretary who is rude and horrible to absolutely everyone, a total hypocrite, totally lazy and throws a fit if you ask her to do any task that is part of her job description, gossips about every single person on the unit, and is generally like a rain cloud on our day. We’ve had many comments from veteran nurses who don’t know how, based on her pattern of behavior over years and years, she hasn’t been fired. The union is pretty powerful, I suppose.
The deaf guy one did not deserve the bad reputation he got.
I’m probably the most hated coworker where I work. I’m slow and disabled, and people always ask me to cover their shifts during my blackout times.
I’m a manager at a chipotle knockoff type restaurant. Recently we hired a new GM to replace our temporary GM. Our temp was awesome and really turned the store around in the last 6 or so months. New GM comes in and threatens to fire so many people I lost track. Yells at everyone for little set backs that are inevitable at a restaurant on a daily basis. In 3 years of working there I had never gotten written up once. I work hard and show up for every shift. She’s been here for a month and a half. So far she’s given cigs to a 16 year old, lied about the death of her mom to get a week off work, and has written me up twice for super small and petty reason. One was I was about 5 minutes late due to being stuck in traffic. The other was I forgot to wash the push buttons on the soda machine. This last week I got the flu and legally couldn’t come to work. I made sure to let her know I was sick as soon as I new I wouldn’t be able to work. The next day she threatened to fire me for not showing up. I plan on finding another job next semester. (I go to school at a university nearby) You can bet your ass I gonna call her out on everything she’s done on my last day there. It’s sad how power hungry some people can get.
I work at hospital as a housekeeper. One of the older guys on my team is just horrible. Everything he does is half assed. Like, he'll go clean a bathroom for instance and not wipe out the bottom of the soap dispenser- leaving behind soap and water. The reason none of us can't stand him though is because he's the biggest snitch in the whole building. He once ratted out a group of people for "sitting around" when they were all on break, then went and sat where they were sitting when he got the supervisor to make them leave. Icing on the cake, hes part of the safety committee.
The forklift driver with missing fingers is the best one.
A woman at my old job used to station herself by the door and record what time every one arrived. Then she would run to the boss’s office with her “evidence”. Our boss pointed out it wasn’t her place to be the door monitor and that most of us worked, without putting in for extra pay, after the office closed and would frequently run into the office on weekends for a while so being a couple of minutes late was not a big deal. She was told to stop but refused to do so and just started berating her coworkers for being late which led to her being fired. What an idiot..she lost a great paying job with benefits and a very relaxed work environment because she had to be the self appointed hall monitor.
2:52
I presumed that they would hate him for being deaf 😂
Nobody is hated at my current job, but at my last job it seemed like everyone had issues with 2 employees in particular. The guy's name was Kyle (no, he did not drink monster and punch the drywall, or speak in dirtbike sounds) and he actually was ok, was part of an MLM tho which isn't smart on his part. He tended to act like a manager despite not officially being one. Another girl was normally pretty nice but had a habit to complain about doing her job. She was a dishwasher but she would get mad about doing dishes.....She also thought her boyfriend was cheating on her because he liked another girl's instagram post, and I had to be the one to explain to her that he wasn't.
Something tells me Bob and Karen are gonna get married.
Worked in an office with many menopausal co workers and of course we would set the thermostat to keep the office cool but our maintenance guy would keep turning the temperature up and when we told him to leave it alone he would scoff and tell us it was all in our heads. Finally our menopausal boss yelled at him, in front of all of us, and told him if he touched the thermostat or EVER said it was all in our heads again he would be looking for a new job. He stormed off and later I went down to his office to give him some work to do I found him sleeping at his desk.
Don’t work there anymore, but the worst person I dealt with in my time at the local McDonald’s was some chick with a hippie ass name (let’s call her moonflower) Moonflower was an absolutely miserable human being, and everyone in and out of work knew it. She was constantly putting everyone down, wedging herself into undeserved authority positions, and worst of all, blaming me on all her errors, which got me a severe talking to and eventually fired. No one likes her, both in and out of work, and she may have been the most hated person in town. I’m convinced she was the ringleader of the older coworkers who were talking shit behind my back so bad that the boss fired me to spare my feelings and still didn’t have to come in (she’s an older lady but still physically fit)
At my new job across the street, there’s no one hated person as far as I can tell. The closest thing is our assistant manager, who constantly micromanaged us, but is otherwise a good guy.
She works the same shift as i do but the opposite end of the week. She sleeps, doesnt do any of the cleaning (literally 90% of our job), and leaves a huge mess after her shift. She has left one of our incontinent residents in a dirty diaper for her whole 12 hour shift. During the meetings she interrupts and acts like she does all the work.
Everybody has tried to get her fired but she has been working at this company for 7 years and after about 5 years of work the managment doesnt care what you do as long as you show up to work.
Also, the head of maintenance. He has been accused several times of sexual harrassment and assault. But nothing ever happens because hes married to the head of HR and nobody has enough proof to bring him to court. Whenever he is doing work in the house all the staff will record him so he doesnt do anything to them. The only proof we have of him doing anything is that one of the girls who quit after making the accusation ended up pregnant with his baby. But the head of HR destroyed the evidence of her accusation.
If he ever tries anything with me he wilI have the sudden realisation that i always carry pepper spray and a mini baton. Both will go straight up his ass.
9:54 have to respect her because she's a director!
Spittin!! Lol
A boss I once had who was so intent on avoiding confrontation that if even the slightest disagreement arose, he would almost run out of the room. He allowed one of the most incompetent people I've worked with to spend almost nine months doing what almost anyone else could do in three weeks and the project still failed to launch several times. After I left, the incompetent guy went elsewhere and his replacement dropped EVERYTHING the incompetent guy did within two months.
I like how the stories about Bob and that deaf guy had a happy ending
Since my local job center likes to class me as a form of self employed, by default I'm the most hated person in my "office".
Not exactly work, and not exactly hate, but there’s a guy in my classes at uni who drinks more than his peers and has a bit of a holier than thou attitude
Once he got so wasted on a trip to a film museum that he spent almost two hours claiming he was a veteran of the Third World War
I work in a popular clothing store and there's this one girl that frustrates the hell out of all of us. She NEVER, EVER leaves the cash desk or the accessories area next to it. If you politely ask her if she's doing what she's supposed to be doing she gets all huffy and asks why you're complaining about everything she does. Multiple people have noticed how lazy she is and how she never pulls her weight.
Coworker accidentally set boss's car on fire. Spilled paint thinner in a van that was carpeted so he and one other guy decided to dispel the fumes by lighting it on fire!!! Realized his mistake, pulled the carpet out quickly, still managed to melt the bosses house shoes, but thankfully none of the tools were in the van. And there are more stories...
Let's call him Jim. Jim was the Gene Simmons of middle management. There were horror stories of Jim acting like a giant prick even outside of the office. He was the kind that talks down to service industry employees. We learned this because of his brother, who was the exact opposite and also working for the company. Apparently Jim was just kind of 'born like that' so his brother prided himself on making himself the exact opposite of a petty control freak.
Had this diva in the starring role of our dance/theater performance who was hated by the whole cast. I was picked to understudy her role, so I had to really grit my teeth while dealing with this harpy. She wouldn’t come to rehearsals, I would audition in her place, or she would typically use FaceTime to rehearse with us.
I knew her lines and cues better than she did, and performed better than her according to a critic who attended both hers and my performances on different nights, so she got angry and tried to have me fired. When that failed she tried to bully me into quitting, but she couldn’t. She failed to turn the cast against me, and quit when we posted copies of more critic reviews denouncing her on her dressing room door.
Man that deaf guy story hit hard, Im deaf to and i really understand the struggle that guy was a good dude he was lucky to have someone like that.
I low key clicked on this to make sure there were no stories about me on here
I worked at movie theater, and we had a projectionist who peed in a box
This one receptionist, Pam, she always wears such provocative clothing and ruins the party planning committee
DiHydrogen monoxide is truly the silent killer.
Holy shit and you know what, it's in everything! The government is against us, wake up sheep! *WAKE UP!!!!!!*
Deaf guy story. This is how to make an impact on a life. Amazing.
Also I really like that Bob story. He’s a secret genius. Sometimes people are just misunderstood.
"Of course I know him. He's me."
4:20 makes me smile
Using dwight' as a thumbnail when the real hated guy was Todd packer
Todd was just a bit character. Toby is hated more but he doesn't do anything to deserve it.
They knew he was deaf and didn't try reaching out to him? What the hell
I have a story back when I worked as a transporter for a school bus dealership. I worked with one guy who was arrogant af. Always claimed to have lots of money, 2 cars, and multiple houses. He would also try to boss everyone around, kiss the bosses ass like a slave to his master, but would turn around talk behind everyones back. He would claim that he doesn't need this job for how "Rich" he is and that he only worked there because he was bored. Honestly it felt like working with the black version of Trump. Everyone else hated this dude and eventually got him fired because no one wanted to work with him.
Something tells me, while not the most hated, be at least one of the annoying classmates/students . I’m moody, irritable, have a hard time with volume control (I sometimes talk too loud), forgetful, easily distracted, emotional, apathetic, and if I don’t come off a a “friendly” person at first glance
New guy,never worked in our industry,50 (most are younger need to be younger)
Came in super drunk( we saw his phone he went to a bar at 7 am,he knows the owner,so allowed in 24/7 ) we start work at 7:30 and he is a light weight one touch of liquor and gone
I’m a coffee addict and I rarely drink soda. And never at work or class. I just keep water around. I hate the coworkers that talk too much.
She is a manager in an entirely different team, who all hate her and frankly are far too nice too people to be stuck under her. She still tries to boss around our team, why are you just sitting there??? Erm its my break. She went after myself and another co-worker for months trying to get us fired, went to my senior manager and claimed I wasn't doing any work. We eventually got moved around and I was sitting beside that person's manager for almost a year, no complaints about my behaviour. I've yet to actually see her do any work
There's also the guy who's basically what happens when a 4chan troll actually leaves mummy's basement, oddly they have the same name
Second to the owner, the most hated person at my old job was a 55y.o. chef who came in to help straighten things up. He did what he said he would do, we passed our health inspection, but he believe he is a gift from God and that he can get away with treating every server who works with him like shit and that the rest of us "babies" (one of whom, 30ish years old, was there over 7 years) will back him up and listen to him.
Whenever he would talk with the owner about changing menu items/procedures, you can practically see them jerking each other off in their heads. They were both "great chefs" and everyone else was shit by default, I guess.
They made me ragequit after micromanaging the assembly of a fucking cheeseburger.
There’s a 40 year old guy at my work who I feel was a classic 90s douchebag in his 20s. Makes noises, sings super loudly out of nowhere, and does anything else to get people to look at him. A few times I thought a crackhead snuck into the building, but it was just him -_-
My assistant manager who does nothing but stand behind a desk and "search " for parts on the computer....he will just stand there.. help an occasional customer and that's it.... it's only a matter of time before my manager gets one of those "it's him or me" speeches from one of my co workers
The floor cleaning guy he makes a scene about wet carts, runs people over with his bulky cleaning machine and laughs at anyone who tells him that he's not the boss of anyone here even me and his boss knows that too many customers complained about him to us and the managers are fed up with him too but yet he hasn't been written up nor fired for some reason in a 24 hour store
7:02 I felt that