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Let's face it.. Nobody has a perfect job. You might be one of the rare few that love your job, but there is AT LEAST one thing that you could change, if given a chance. So what is it?
For me, it's the customers. I work at Subway, in the ghetto. Literally, it's in the absolute worst part of town. It's so bad, that 15 minutes into my training, I was being instructed what to do when we get robbed. Not IF we get robbed, but WHEN we get robbed. Very encouraging first day of work, lemme tell you.
Let me see how I can put this without being racist.. Due to this being a bad neighborhood, the people here aren't exactly the brightest crayons in the box. These people are without a doubt the most uneducated, idiotic, ignorant, rude, selfish assholes I've ever seen.
There's nothing like having someone walk in and ask "How much is a 5 dollar footlong?" (This happens at least once a week, without fail). Or someone asks "How big is the footlong?". The ignorance/lack of intelligence wouldn't be so bad, if they weren't so rude. These people really take the saying "The customer is always right" to the heart. EVERYTHING is your fault, no matter what. Customer doesn't know what they want on the sandwich? That makes you an asshole. The customer is trying to use a coupon that expired months ago, plus trying to combine it with two other discounts? You're a racist douche for not doing that.
I've literally had someone complain over 20 cents. The price for a small meal was wrong in the computer, it was 20 cents short. It was finally fixed one day, and the next day this guy came in to eat. He looked at his receipt, and DEMMANDED to speak with the manager, and would not budge until he got his 20 cents back, even though the price on the receipt is the same as on the menu.
Alright, I could go on all day about work, but I'll stop it here. To be honest, reading this topic over, it doesn't seem like work is very bad at all.. But I guess that's just me and my lack of eloquence with words. It's bad, trust me. Just imagine the stereotypical person that lives in the ghetto, and multiply their bad traits by 10. Now try and put up with hundreds of them in a day. Yup.
So go ahead, and rant about your job
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For me, it's the customers. I work at Subway, in the ghetto. Literally, it's in the absolute worst part of town. It's so bad, that 15 minutes into my training, I was being instructed what to do when we get robbed. Not IF we get robbed, but WHEN we get robbed. Very encouraging first day of work, lemme tell you.
Let me see how I can put this without being racist.. Due to this being a bad neighborhood, the people here aren't exactly the brightest crayons in the box. These people are without a doubt the most uneducated, idiotic, ignorant, rude, selfish assholes I've ever seen.
There's nothing like having someone walk in and ask "How much is a 5 dollar footlong?" (This happens at least once a week, without fail). Or someone asks "How big is the footlong?". The ignorance/lack of intelligence wouldn't be so bad, if they weren't so rude. These people really take the saying "The customer is always right" to the heart. EVERYTHING is your fault, no matter what. Customer doesn't know what they want on the sandwich? That makes you an asshole. The customer is trying to use a coupon that expired months ago, plus trying to combine it with two other discounts? You're a racist douche for not doing that.
I've literally had someone complain over 20 cents. The price for a small meal was wrong in the computer, it was 20 cents short. It was finally fixed one day, and the next day this guy came in to eat. He looked at his receipt, and DEMMANDED to speak with the manager, and would not budge until he got his 20 cents back, even though the price on the receipt is the same as on the menu.
Alright, I could go on all day about work, but I'll stop it here. To be honest, reading this topic over, it doesn't seem like work is very bad at all.. But I guess that's just me and my lack of eloquence with words. It's bad, trust me. Just imagine the stereotypical person that lives in the ghetto, and multiply their bad traits by 10. Now try and put up with hundreds of them in a day. Yup.
So go ahead, and rant about your job





