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YDI. You're fired
You sneaked off? Any luck?
Next time let the girl wait trust me it'll make her want you more ;P
Just say you were going to get something from your car. Duh.
YDI! There are ALOT of people who would love to replace you. You deserve to lose your job. Sneaking away from the workplace is stealing. (Doc said exactly what I was thinking!) Jobs are extremely hard to come by these days, and for you to take that for granted is terrible. Once again, YDI! If I were the boss, I would have you get your shit out of my workplace and never ever come back! And I'd make sure that any future employer of yours would know of the stunt you pulled! For the last time, YDI!!
I think you're going a little overboard. You've taken something really unimportant and tried to blacklist someone forever because of it. I'm sure the punishment of terminating their employment is enough to teach them a lesson, you don't need to ruin their lives just because you're a psychotic idiot.
What I am saying is that if I were the boss, and OPs future employer called me for a reference on OP, I'd let the employer know of the stunt OP pulled at my workplace. That behavior is NOT to be tolerated! There are too many people who'd be willing to work their ass off in the work position that OP took for granted.
I'd say practically stalking someone to ensure they remain unemployed for life would count as psychotic and idiotic. Whether she is in real life doesn't concern me, a person who does the things she was hypothesising is though.
115, Nobody would put an employer who fired them as a reference.
118, Yes and I clearly didn't get to read the response until I posted that, since prior to her comment there was nothing clarified. FML doesn't work in real time, so I think some allowance of 5 minutes between the comment being posted and my reply isn't asking too much.
I was going for just understanding the flow of the discussion, who said anything about altering behaviour?
I was wondering how did he know you were leaving early? Just genuinely curious, if he worked on a different floor you could have possible been running an errand.
I hope you're sneaking off to go to school. Sneaked
Okay so two things: 1.) It's snuck not sneaked...have you been to the third grade? 2.) Just don't leave work! You're getting paid anyways so you can't complain!
Have YOU been to the third grade? It is, indeed, SNEAKED. "Snuck" is commonly used, even by most professionals, making it also correct. However, the true form is "sneaked". Please shut the **** up and think before you make those sort of comments. Furthermore, getting paid does not mean you cannot complain about the work. Often the money is a necessity, forcing people into jobs they absolutely hate and would get rid of if they didn't require it to survive. Sure, this does not excuse OP's poor choice in this situation, but it does invalidate your "you can't complain" bullshit.
YDI for using bad grammar.
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Elevarors are not a very sneaky way of leaving work......
Ydi. Don't go on the elevator, you go down the stairs.