Today, while I was on lunch, saw Justin W make a purchase out of the vending machine. Do not know if he was on break. He was wearing an apron. Not everyone has the same lunchtime. Not everyone's lunch is @ the same time. (That's peculiar, b/c just yesterday, Customer Experience Manager Bao had the nerve to tell Justin "you went into the building and got a snack.)
Then, after I finished lunch, I was on my way back to work when Justin saw me and had the nerve to tell me "Excuse me. Can y'all help? I ain't doing yo job for you." "I just got back from lunch", I correctly told the scorekeeping self righteous lil boy. (rolls eyes). He did not answer.
Justin, and many other coworkers, some day laborers, and some customers, get on my nerves for a wide variety of reasons. I work hard and I do not micromanage other lot attendants, even when I think they are not doing their fair share. Other lot attendants, such as Tattletale Tom, often waste one hour or more standing around flapping his stupidass trap. Lazy Boy Steve often wasted over half his shift at the picnic table, and I did not say anything b/c I was afraid that if I did, his (numerous) cronies would've physically injured my worthless corpse. I work in the middle of a homeless encampment, not in an office where everyone in the building works for that company. Home Depot hires convicted felons.
You do not know which coworker:
convicted felon
psychiatric diagnoses
guns
short fuse
sex with boss
gang affiliation
going to physically injure me or take out revenge on me
drunk/stoned
All you know is that home depot hires any old idiot.
The "knuckle bumping" culture makes me wanna puke, s**t.
Only a couple people in the building even know how to say "excuse me".
06 Jul 2024, 9:01 pm
