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This is why I don't want a management position later in life.
Yeah you do, more money more better
money or sanity, hmm.. are you even familiar with retail?
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Show it anywayIsn't that like super illegal and considered attempted murder or battery?
Illegal for civilians, but not for cops in the U.S. Though many departments frown on it and don't teach its use.
Good listeners are typically conscious to actually hear what you are saying.
dude, in 20 seconds you can cause serious brain damage or even kill someone. it takes seven seconds for someone in a hold to lose consciousness. do you even know what you're talking about?
you dont hold it for 20 seconds you dingbat
Well, the poster said "in 20 seconds" so what? you stare at him for the remainder hard enough and maybe he'll hold his breath in fear?
"anyone" wtf bro......brutal. op don't take #2's advice
Numero 74, the sleeper hold not only cuts off air, but also the blood rushing to your brain.
Well good thing you fired him... Even though it took much of a struggle...
Took me longer than it should have to realize the "f" word was "fired".
Honestly, I didn't even realize until I read your comment. I thought OP just said "****", but "fired" makes a lot more sense now...
I didn't even know! Wow I totally misread that.
Same here! Haha
Yep.
I spent a relatively long time wondering why the hell OP said "****" while firing someone. Then I felt stupid.
Lol now only I realized thanks to ur comment . I first thought the op deserved it for not handling it in a formal way or sth. Oh well
I read the FML like 6 times wondering why an employer would use the F word, even when firing someone. Then after reading this comment, it all made sense.
@65 I, along with what I assume is a multitude of others, only up-voted this comment because it was funny not because I made the same mistake.
Same here
How did he get the job in the first place?
YOU"RE FIR... Whaaaaaat? I got promoted and got your job awww thank you. Your so kind
That sounds dangerous. I would have called police.
"Help, an employee I'm trying to fire is being snippy!"
as long as the cops don't fire him we are good
No #44, more like he wouldn't leave their property and therefore the police could remove him.
For an incompetent worker he sure gave the three of you a run for your money.
Apparently not being a child.
I can just imagine him with his hands over his ears as they drag him out shouting, LALALALA I CANT HEAR YOU IM NOT FIRED LALALALALALALA!!!
I bet he shows back up to work Monday
And he fortunately got that big promotion with the raise right?
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Took me longer than it should have to realize the "f" word was "fired".
This is why I don't want a management position later in life.