help with telling my job to ---- off
10-31-2006, 10:29 PM
#11
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Re: help with telling my job to ---- off
yea, don't burn any bridges.
but subway is a shitty place to work, i worked there when i was 17 (circa 1997) and i got fired my first day because my friend left early ( quit, basically) and i didn't call my manager and tell her, even though i left 2 hours before him. then not only did he get his job back the next day, he got a raise and promoted to ***. manager, while i had to beg for my job back, then next week he quit again, lol.
by the time i quit i was running 3 stores and working 60-70 hours a week, doing my managers job, but they would never promote me, instead they hired convicted felons that i had to train (twice) and both of them robbed the place and ran off, after that i said ---- this place and got a better job, lol.
just quit and walk away
but subway is a shitty place to work, i worked there when i was 17 (circa 1997) and i got fired my first day because my friend left early ( quit, basically) and i didn't call my manager and tell her, even though i left 2 hours before him. then not only did he get his job back the next day, he got a raise and promoted to ***. manager, while i had to beg for my job back, then next week he quit again, lol.
by the time i quit i was running 3 stores and working 60-70 hours a week, doing my managers job, but they would never promote me, instead they hired convicted felons that i had to train (twice) and both of them robbed the place and ran off, after that i said ---- this place and got a better job, lol.
just quit and walk away
10-31-2006, 10:29 PM
#12
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Re: help with telling my job to ---- off
do what i do and tell them thanks fo rthe job oopertunity and hope you can find some one who works as hard as i do putts up with you stupid ---- and still will work for only 6.50. thats pretty much how i left it with myk first employer.
10-31-2006, 10:41 PM
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Re: help with telling my job to ---- off
Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
i ------- called my days off when i started a month ago.
10-31-2006, 10:44 PM
#16
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Re: help with telling my job to ---- off
Originally Posted by Cray91
That is understood. I would not tell em to ---- off or anything. I would just tell them tha tI am not working there anymore, and wouldn't bother putting crickets in there or anything.
10-31-2006, 10:49 PM
#20
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Re: help with telling my job to ---- off
tell them you need more hours and if they say no, then give them your 2 weeks...no reason to do something like what you're saying because they could probably pin it on you seeing how there is something going on with this coworker
