By larsn - 03/06/2016 20:32 - United States - San Antonio

Today, I regret calling my hardass boss a cocksucking bastard when I quit a few months back. My new job just laid me off, and I could desperately use a good reference from the aforementioned cocksucking bastard. FML
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tigerisabelle 31

As anybody with a lick of sense knows, you don't ever do that to a former boss, no matter how ******* terrible they were. It's a little something called professionalism. Learn it

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Welshite 39

So you go back to him, get on your knees, and offer to return the favor. Is it basically pimping yourself out? Yes. But a man's got to do what a man's got to do to get a good reference.

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MikaykayUnicorn 36

More like "Being a ******* idiot never makes your life easier." Not necessarily karma, just the consequences of OP's idiotic actions.

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siggy_mcsigx 22

I'm just hazarding a guess here that OP is a rather hostile employee...

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Welshite 39

So you go back to him, get on your knees, and offer to return the favor. Is it basically pimping yourself out? Yes. But a man's got to do what a man's got to do to get a good reference.

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PePziNL 20

#14: not that kind of 'get on your knees'.

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Monster6592 1

#47 He says "is it basically pimping yourself out? Yes." That suggests giving the boss a suck

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borntoperform 14

This might only work for women but when I did something similar I kind of just went to my old boss and said, "I regret calling you a cocksucking bastard and I could desperately use a good reference from you." Worked well enough.

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tigerisabelle 31

As anybody with a lick of sense knows, you don't ever do that to a former boss, no matter how ******* terrible they were. It's a little something called professionalism. Learn it

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sturschaedel 27

Exactly. You can think things like that, but you never say it. Smile, be friendly, and rejoice in the knowledge that you are the bigger person.

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redskyontherox 15

sometimes people have to learn the hard way. I'm sure the op is young and will grow from this experience.

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superlloyd 15

it has nothing to do with professionalism. it is about self-interest; which is fine. You have so much to say but none of it valid. Useless.

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molliekatz 6

possibly BUT if he was a real cocksucker to OP then sometimes "professionalism" means telling them to get fisted. There's also something called respect so since I've met more then one asshole who's abuse of power warranted afore mentioned insult then maybe its deserved to be called out on their shit?

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Magnoxidans 19

There's no gain in doing things like that only potential regret...

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oldsaltydawg 12

not even going to sugar coat it, you definitely did this to yourself

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CloudNiner 13

Write one you're self and give a buddy's phone number instead

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daengh 15

No reference is better than being caught in a lie about a bad one.

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Luke16eirb7deneuwn1 20

your*

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Luke16eirb7deneuwn1 20

yourself*

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Mathalamus 24

You deserved it, for being an immature child.

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aruden 25

It's one of those things, if it feels good to say it you probably shouldn't.

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chuka81 27

I understand why people are overwhelmingly against OP. What he did was immature. However immaturity isn't always horrible. I had a horrible boss once, and I was glad to finally be able to flip him the bird after I got a new job. Fortunately for me though, I've not had reason to go back to him for any sought of help yet. And I always remember his face after I told him off with so much satisfaction. It might be immature, but definitely satisfying. Too bad it didn't quite work out for OP though.

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sweetbliss3 37

I've had some horrible bosses. always be professional even on your last day. a. it shows you're the bigger person. B. you don't look like an idiot. I don't see the point of being immature. you got a new job. walk out and be done with the former place. you gain nothing by looking like and being an asshole.

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DocBastard 38

Congratulations on completely missing the point.

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Dale_shackleford 13

I stopped reading after you said that being immature isn't always a bad thing.

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daengh 15

You might be surprised how often the "6 degrees of separation" thing puts people together who have nothing on common but having had worked with you. Then they compare notes...

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