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Why Don’t You Lead By Example

, , , | Working | April 25, 2012

(I’ve made a call to a business and have reached the owner of the shop. I’ve given him a short description of the health and safety training we offer for his employees.)

Boss: “Health? Safety? I wouldn’t care if all my employees died today!”

Me: “Uh… okay. Thank you for your time.” *hangs up*

Ba Dum Dum *Chhh*, Part 3

, , , , | Right | April 13, 2012

(I’m a waitress in a coffee shop/bakery/deli located in the middle of a small town. I walk into the dining room to see the minister from the church across the street, a police officer from the station down the block, and a lawyer from the courthouse next door sitting at the counter. I’m looking at this strange sight when my boss comes up behind me.)

Boss: “So a priest, a cop, and a lawyer walk into a bar…”

You Got The Wrong(est) Lover

, , , , | Right | December 20, 2011

(I work at a bookstore. It’s well known at work that my voice resembles my manager’s voice.)

Me: “Good afternoon, [bookstore], this is–”

Caller: “Hey, you little vixen, when are you coming home? I’ve got a bottle of champagne–”

Me: “Um, wait, I–”

Caller: “Ooh, I’m gonna–”

Me: *turning beet red* “Nancy! Your husband is on the phone!”

No Good Deed Goes Unpunished, Part 2

, , , , | Right | December 4, 2011

Boss: “Hey, I need to talk to you for a second.”

Me: “Is there a problem?”

Boss: “I received a complaint about you from a customer. By our rules we have to pull you aside and tell you.”

Me: “Okay, what’s the complaint?”

Boss: “Um, you were too nice.”

Me: “Come again?”

Boss: “Apparently, you were trying too hard to be nice and doing your job bagging for her. She got offended by it, so… be more careful, I guess.”

Me: “Wait, I’m in trouble because I was being too nice?”

Boss: “Yeah.”

Me: “This is a new one.”

Next They’ll Be Huffing Parmesan

, , , , , , , | Right | September 13, 2011

(I have been out in the back making dough before serving the customer. I haven’t had time to clean myself up a bit, so I have flour on my shirt.)

Me: “Hi, how can I help you today?”

Customer: *looking at my shirt* “Can I speak to the manager right away, please?”

Me: *confused* “Um, okay.”

(I call the manager over.)

Manager: “What seems to be the problem, ma’am?”

Customer: “I want to complain about this employee. He has drugs on his shirt. He should be fired immediately!”

Manager: *joking* “But, then, where would I get my supply from?”

Customer: *looks shocked, and then storms out of the store*

Next Customer In Line: “Can I get a Hawaiian pizza on the thin base with extra drugs, please?”