r/maliciouscompliance - Give her anything she wants, for free?... Okay.
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"None of my students get 100%" hmm, okay, how is that something to be proud of? As a _teacher_ your goal is _to_ get them to have 100%s, he is effectively bragging about his inability to take even the most gifted students he ever had, and teach them fully.
That statement alone should prevent him from being allowed to teach. It means he has a counter-productive goal in mind going into his class.
A lot if teachers take the goal of 100%, as a incentive to lower test standards.
@@MortalReaver Those are very likely instances where school funding is tied to test performance, which is a horrible way to determine such a thing. Schools that have under-performing students generally are in need more greater funding, but because of highly punitive rules set by the government (be it county or state), it's all too easy to get screwed over.
Bullshit way of thinking that it's impossible to know 100% of a subject "because there's always more to learn."
@@Sharikacat I disagree where I live the "Robin Hood" method is in place so the rich schools have a portion of money diverted to the poorer schools and those schools never get any better. That money is used for other things like going into the directors pockets rather than improving the schools quality.
Dude, in uni make sure you document EVERYTHING. If you have a conversation with an adviser or something email them with what the conversation was about to confirm it so you have it. I was screwed over so hard my first two years of uni and lost my free ride because of people lying to me and lying about me. After that I never put up with it again. For the next few years of under grad and grad school I kept EVERYTHING in writing and it saved me many, many times.
I flunked uni because the adviser didn't deliver on anything she agreed on in meetings. And that's the end of that story, sadly.
@@modothegreat108 I lost my scholarship because she didn't file the paperwork I filled out and well as forcibly removed me from a class I was doing just okay in. Then she refused to admit it. In grad school my adivser for my capstone paper (a 60+ page paper) kept pushing back our meetings because he was working on getting a book published and that was more important to him. I ended up with three weeks to write over 100 pages. Adviser can be such trash.
If you want to go back to uni I hope you find a way to. If you've found a new calling in life or a new way to pursue it I hope that's working out. =) Not everyone needs school, so I hope despite that shit everything is working out for you.
To answer your question about the first video, Storytime, I think it's good that the entitled lady got the $780 worth of stuff; not only did it save the employee's job, but it also got both the store manager, AND the district manager, fired. It allowed the employee to keep their job.
Not to mention the ban from the store. That's worth it in the end.
Monte Richardson Yeah, but hopefully she won’t get away with it the next time. She only got away with it because of two incompetent people who should’ve watched the security tapes.
it wasn't enough though, the employee should have been promoted to store manager instead of bringing in someone that hadn't been working there. employees should never have seniority over a manager
Gosh, he should have coaxed the family to come back in again and get more free stuff. Might as well emptied the whole shop
@Abbenxena
that is ridiculous. I worked for a convince store chain while going to college. I never intended to make the job my career.
Besides, soneone can function as a cashier but would never be able to be a functioning manager.
@@mark98115, didn't college teach you how to proof read? I've never heard of a "convince store"
The fact there was no manager present is bad enough, but then to not listen to the staff when there is a serious situation is worse, would love to be a fly on the wall at the ex manager's next job interview when they have to explain why they 'left' their last job.😂😂
"She was extremely disruptive. I made her leave. Video from that afternoon will back me up."
Would work, if you can get more than "she was e.." between the managers tirade. I have that kind of neighbor who will not listen, but only preach and talk over, taking total control of the conversation. Its does not help to start rising your voice to get word in, as he starts to yell from top of his lungs and being total hypocrite complains me yelling and talking over him... Only possible way is to ignore him for half a hour and after his every sentence state that "i will listen to you after you have given me opportunity to reply".
On this morons case, i would just called the head office and HR department to file a complaint for the manager, asking them to view the CCTV footage.
@@Hellsong89 My strategy for interrupters, when feasible, is to sit on the ground like I just missed the bus, the next one is an hour later, and I got nothing better to do than wait. 90% chance it breaks them out of their soliloquy long enough to ask something they actually want to hear the answer to. "Oh. I'm just waiting for your speech to end so the grown-up conversation can get started."
Maybe I should mime that I'm handing them more and more rope to hang themselves with.
@@zdalling7217 yep, but you will be in jail.
It would be worth it.
@@Keaton0801 but then Karma would be cheated out of a satisfying win and we'd have no one to share popcorn with tbh
The first story...no part time register job is worth that kind of abuse, from the customer or the management. Should have just walked out after the district manager yelled at you. To hell with that crap
Kinda woundering what store that size only has one register working
@@toshiroyamada2443 When you treat your employees like crap, you tend to have chronic understaffing issues.
@@toshiroyamada2443 blame it on the lazy managers noy bothering to fix the 2nd register most likely.
I worked for Southland around this time period. Not only did we have just 1 register, we didn’t even have cameras. I don’t even quit after being threatened with a huge knife over some beer. As the stores started get sold off to franchisees, we were told ours was sold. One day a new manager showed up and walked back to the office. No hello. No introduction. No acknowledgement at all. 8 hours later I was screamed at for not stocking the soda cooler. I calmly stated that it wasn’t on my long list of duties and that a high school kid came in just to do that one job. He clearly knew nothing about the store or it’s operetions. He chastised me for bring lazy and that we weren’t having someone come in anymore. I just said ok- but then started to become angry for not even saying ‘we’re making changes’ etc or even telling me his name.
The next shift person came in who was clearly a relative or just friends of the same ethnic group. I realized that everyone working in this store (that all happened to be white) would be fired or forced to quit, as even the employee that came in ignored me and didn’t even do the drawer count as explained in the video. I decided just not to go back rather than explain how humans communicate, much less people working in the same place. Within days all staff was forced out and this store that I took extreme pride in, making sure it was always clean and welcoming- became a true shit show. I was even farmed out to others stores on occasion and often worked double shifts for the betterment of the store and company. Of course the company didn’t care, and as this happened to others as well, they were basically told ‘it’s not discrimination if you're white’. So ya, the company didn’t care so I decided not to waste time fighting for a job where I wasn’t wanted.
The first business in the story should go bankrupt for not even checking basic stuff like cameras.
That was the horrible manager's fault, because she didn't follow rules and didn't check the footage. She also took customer's word for truth and gave an unwarranted discount of 100%
@@PunakiviAddikti Reminds me of something that I experienced when I worked a C-store. I was working 3rd shift and a young guy (maybe 16 to 20-ish) came in asking to use our phone. Well, store manager's policy was "no", so I told the guy "no, but there's a payphone out front". He walked out. Total time of interaction: less than 20 seconds. About an hour later, an old Karen came barrelling into the store with some cock and bull story that the guy had "just escaped from a group of kidnappers and was trying to call the police". She gave me the whole "I know the owner and I'll get you fired" routine. Turns out, she DID know the owner (as did most people in town), and the company was ready to fire me until I asked them to look at the surveillance tape. Glad I don't work for them anymore - a**holes.
No, the DM should have been forced to work it off then got kicked out.
"Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean there isn't someone out to get me."
Hmmmm....
How come Entitled Parent didnt take the money because her daughter was tired?
LIES!
2 am: Ok, 1 more of these reddit videos...
Holy shit! How is it 7am now!?
Heh. Last story reminded me of a professor. Got pretty sour when about half a dozen students got 100% on a Phys 202 test. Said he'd be sure to make the next one harder. He did. lol
(not a bad teacher, ftr, just eccentric)
That Pokemon question is cruel, because it could be changed to any answer he wants as all 4 are right.
"THE MOST CORRECT!" That means its Rhydon since this is THE very first pokemon EVER, therefore that's the correct answer
@@aulderx1437 But Arceus created Rhydon.
Just because your paranoid doesn't mean someone isn't out to get you.
... That Math professor sounds exactly like my high school Algebra 2 teacher... Who also taught college & university Math and night classes... He would adjust our grades, mark homework we did as having not been turned in, give tests from chapters we haven't gone over, give trick questions on tests, ect. This was before cell phones were a thing so it was REALLY hard to get evidence of what he was doing. I was using every available moment of my schedule doing tutoring, coming in during study hall, ect. to try and pass that class and in tutoring I did great, but according to his grade book I was failing everything, not doing homework, ect. Discussed it with my parents, who met with him and were convinced I was just not trying. Finally, my AVID Tutor believed me as I wasn't the only student having issues with that one teacher AND I was either doing my homework or reviewing my homework before turning it in with her during our sessions so she knew I was doing the homework and that it was correct. And once I finally managed to steal one of the tests from a chapter we hadn't covered, that was also mis-graded and gave it to her, she took her notes on what she'd been going over with me during tutoring and that test and set an appointment with the principle, that teacher and my parents. Unfortunately, the teacher got away with it but she managed to get me pulled from that class and put with another teacher... Whose class I passed without issue.
Later on, my Dad ended up taking one of the local math courses to finish his degree... And had him and finally realized what a total unethical jerk he was. He pulled a lot of the same stunts with his adult students, and if they called him on it their grade would suffer more.
Algebra 2: Numeric Boogaloo
Is it paranoia if you're right?
there's a saying, "it's not paranoid to think somebody's out to get you, if they Are."
sheesh... some managers need to listen to there employees because they know wtf is going on a loooot more then the managers know like 90% of the time XD
@@BT-ip8um sheesh XD I bet you were smiling and trying not to go "told you so. Guess should of listen"
She was properly paranoid. Too many people are not properly paranoid; either excessively paranoid, or not paranoid enough.
Why I hate working retail
Take note people, this is why you always hear both sides of the story. Because if you just pick one randomly, it can cost you.
I wish there was some way she could've taken her company to court for how she was treated/threatened for doing her job and just being a decent human being. I wish more people would tell off these entitled shoppers.
As for the professor. I was fortunate to have good college professors. Except for one. She'd do this wishy-washy "maybe I will and maybe I won't" way of doing things. It was all random of whether she will give use credit for extra work. Or she won't even after we've done it. And saying she will.
That said. I wish that professor went to prison. What he did is nothing short of destroying lives. And costing students tens of thousands of dollars for having to retake his course.
Why is working for the convenience store for less then 2 years a strange coincidence?
For the store story, I would not have been able to stop myself from calling them on their BS at the end. I would have straight up called them incompetent.
Teachers that deliberately try to fail students or make it so that nobody got 100% in their course clearly don't understand the point of teaching, teacher teaches, students learn, teacher tests students, students who studied and understand the material get an appropriate grade. Teachers shouldn't deliberately be sabotaging the students learning or tests for any reason.
I got sabotaged based on my appearance. I was a quiet kid, did my school work, stayed out of the way. But because I was a "goth kid" I was targeted by several teachers, but especially one math teacher. He was in a wheelchair, and I used to feel guilty for wanting to tip his chair over and leave him stranded. I never did anything back, as much as I wanted to. I should have at least said something about his dick not working or something.
@@TrashDeviant sorry to hear about that, i personally never really had troubles with teachers in high school. The only time i did, it was my last class of the day, i just said "fuck it" and left, the teacher found out i left and confronted me the next day, told him straight up what the problem was and that was it. He couldn't do anything to me because he would be burnt for being negligent enough for students to walk out unnoticed or for being verbally abusive to students. The teacher was a decent guy honestly, he is hard on students for the right reasons but he just did it too much that day.
Only other time i walked out was cause a teacher wanted us to watch Dracula, i asked if this was necessary for the course, she said no, i told her that i'll be signing myself out then and head home early (since half the class wasn't there anyways hence why i think she decided to put a movie on instead) she decided to make a test on the movie the next day which was pretty petty since half the class wasn't there but she never did that again.
@@solidmoon8266 Yeah that second teacher just sounds like a lazy and spiteful jerk. I never graduated. Because I had enough of being treated like crap. So one day, I just stood up from class and walked out. And just never came back. But I didn't need it anyway. I kinda feel like completing high school isn't needed for like 80% of what people do with their lives. Unless you're doing further education for a job in medicine or academia or something. I only wish I had dropped out sooner.
8-Twelve? gee, couldn't possibly know what chain you were referring too.... **snicker**
(nice math, btw)
You say that but I live near an 8-12
So VII-XI then?
I would have told that woman (she's no lady) to F off and walk out. Would never apologize to someone like that.
I like how you read these stories and add your personal thoughts at the end. Definitely beats ones on RUclips where people are using software to read text.
you are only paranoid if the world isn't out to get you.
it's not paranoia if everyone IS after you....
And everyone who took the class, clapped. The end.
Do you think you could include time stamps for each story? I listen to a lot of these types of content from a whole bunch of creators and sometimes the stories are shared, but there are some that don't.
that would maybe cut down on the people whining that he's just doing the same stuff.
honestly, i don't see the problem. but then i only watch his channel on this stuff. i have tried other channels and wasn't that interested in the ways they did theirs. so i always ended up coming back to his because i like how he does them. i like his voice and accent and just how he does them in general. [shrugs]
the only other channel that i occasionally watch is that DarkStuff i think it's called. again, though, it has to do with the personality they put into their videos and is entirely a personal pref on my part. a steady diet of Just these things would make me mentally a little queasy. lol
@@kstormgeistgem461 i also watch r/slash, he has the added incentive of a puppy
Lady at the store messed up, she should have got every pack of cigarettes and lottery ticket that they had. And a few thousand dollar gift cards.
The fact the lady was rewarded for her awful behavior is disconcerting... but at the same time it was probably $780 of Diabetes and artery clogging, so she’ll pay more than that in medical bills in the end.
Think about this. Store corporate realized that they made a horrible mistake, but the lady doesn’t know that they realized that, so not only will she catch a trespassing charge when she comes back, but she will probably have the very same thing happen to the next store, if they’re competent.
"Justified Paranoia" is noncontradictory.
I hope he get banned for not able to teach anything anywhere.
Don't professors get their pay reduced if too many of their students fail?
something i thought... isn't it odd that the word "tenure" is two letters away from the word "manure"...
i've met very few profs that sang praises of having "tenure" that weren't Also "manure".
just a thought.
And ''manure'' is only one letter away from ''mature'', something this professor clearly was not.
@@andystokes8702 So close, yet so far away, huh?
Rule of thumb - the more someone insists on underlining their title/degree/etc, the less deserving they probably are of it. Also works for people with doctorates, most good ones don't insist you call them Dr.
Remember that a rule of thumb isn't all encompassing.
How is a Pokemon on a Maths test? I've never watched a Pokemon in my life. And the fact he is saying that nobody has ever made a 100% on one of his tests. That only stands to prove what a shit teacher he is.
I had a teacher like that when I went to the university. My physics teacher bragged about how nobody has ever got a 100% on one of his tests. Until I did. He search that test up and down looking SO hard that I messed something up. He finally decided he could take a point off because of the way I phrased the answer. But I didn't say anything. It made me mad. But then I forgot it. If that makes him happy. That is MY own little revenge my self. Let him stay in a pathetic situation and think that it is not that bad. So he will not even think once about bettering his situation.
It gets better. All four can be argued to be the 'first pokémon':
Bulbasaur: #001 in the National Pokédex, making it the *first* in the list.
Rhydon: The *first* Pokémon designed for the game, way back when it was being called Capsule Monsters.
Mew: *First* Pokémon to have its name trademarked in the US.
Arceus: In in-game lore, it is the creator of all Pokémon, making it the *first* in the universe.
@@budgetcoinhunter he should have thrown in Victini as well, since its #000 in the national dex. His knowledge of Pokemon probably stops at Gen 4.
@@budgetcoinhunter To add, Mew is also the Progenitor Pokémon, carrying the DNA of all other Pokémon within itself leading people in-universe to theorize it's the Darwinian Evolution style ancestor to all Pokémon, and thus the first to exist. This seems to me like the stronger relation between Mew and being the "First Pokémon", though your argument does stand too.
Its a dark day that the Karen clan able to get away with $700+ store item for free but then again, Susan was pretty dumb for not watch their security video first
The 8 12 story, shouldnt have happened. The store manager should have looked at the cctv tapes long before the lady got a single thing free. Almost any store would have set a dollar amount.
But why is it a funny coincidence that he worked there for 7 months and 11 days when his store was named 8-12? I am so very confused!
he worked there for 1 year, 7 months and 11 days...
as far as missing a class because of being late, how the hell did those kids even get into college? if you know for a fact that you are going to be a few minutes late because of traffic then you need to leave a few minutes earlier to be on time. people should have to pass a common sense test before being allowed into any college
Traffic can be unpredictable at times, and even if you budget your time for heavy traffic, things can still happen to delay that even further. There is virtually no reason that such a strict deadline would ever need to be in place. It's needlessly draconian for next to no benefit.
@@Sharikacat there is no real reason to be late, I always plan on getting to my destination at least 20 minutes early, as a result I'm never late. it's not hard to be on time
ACTUALLY, it’s not a job. You are paying to attend. Of course rules and common sense need to apply, but the teachers are there because of the students.
Lol, let's just call it 812. Like that's not obvious.
"the first pokemon" the answer is, dunno, obviously one would think mew, but it could be bulbasaur, or he could pull a fast one on you and it be rhydon
or it's just arceus
The math teacher.. Yes he got fired. But that is not good enough. People paid for that class and paid for that grade. he just basically scammed everyone out of their grade and stole their money from them.. they should all have sued him for theft and timewasting / phsycological abuse.
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean people AREN'T out to get you...
The last story. You're only paranoid if they're not out to get you!
Hmm...
Bulbasaur: 001 in the pokedex.
Rhydon: First pokemon ever designed.
Mew: Ancestor of all pokemon. Every pokemon descended from Mew.
Arceus: God of pokemon. Made the pokemon world.
Would make for a better writting prompt then a math question. Who would you say is the first?
Not ALL pokemon are descended from Mew, Arceus IS a pokemon, AND the god pokemon.
I use to tell my students “Congratulations you all have 100%, and only you can change that” before a test. The students had access to all the material required for the exam, hence the 100%.
My reasoning? I had a biology teacher that should have taught us about the “birds and the bees”, but he refused to give “The talk”. So in a midterm I failed miserably. I got dragged in to the principles office, “Don’t you know about human sexual reproduction?”. I explained that of course I did. “Well why did you fail?” I replied “I thought the test was to establish information that we had been taught”, “Mr. Maws... did not explain human reproduction, so I could only answers he had taught”. “It would be unfair to give him credit for a subject he avoided “.
I was given 100% in that exam, I can still hear the principal ripping teacher a new one as I left.
That first one, the lady would have been asked to leave the moment she started egging on other customers. Informing her that its part of procedure and if she isnt liking it then to stop annoying other customers.
8-Twelve is the name of an actual convenience story in Philly as I recall. I always wondered if they’ve ever been sued by 7-Eleven.
Just different enough to avoid infringement claims.
$780, well that is what you get for not listening when some one tries to explain something to you. I have had it happen to me a few times. I have long lost count of the number of times people regretted no hearing me out.
Tbh, if that subway shit happened to me I'd just quit
I would have been petty enough to tell the women to go get more stuff rack that bill up as high as possible, hell why not take everything you can fit in your vechiels
I thought the same thing, but then the recordings probably would have gotten her into trouble. I *may* have offered her and her family all carts instead of baskets though.
OK, this might get the stupid question of the week award, but a pokémon question on a math test? Why? *confused*
Its not paranoia if someone is actually out to get you.
Screenshots are your bestfriend.
Loved the first story! I want to get a BS job just to escalate one of these situations for fun.
I would have gone to the regional manager if a store manager treated me so badly like that. It’s called her for a reason.
I"d have also given her all the money in the till as well. She would want it, and I was complying...
I got so annoyed when an assignment question was worth a decent percentage of your overall score so basically you didn't do well on that assignment or question you were f*****and it was usually an essay which I both hated doing and sucked it doing because I was one of those people that was like why do I have to write x amount of words when I can describe whatever you're wanting me to describe in far less words
Arceus is the first. He created the other Pokemon.
Bulbasaur is National Dex
#001
Mew is the ancestor of all Pokemon
Rhydon was the first pokemon designed, programmed and implemented
@@bluemew22 how can mew be the ancestor of ALL pokemon when he himself was created by arceus? 🤔
@@_AbhiRam_ Who knows. What we know about Mew from the Pokédex is "Its DNA is said to contain the genetic codes of all Pokémon" and "Many scientists believe Mew to be the ancestor of Pokémon."
First Pokémon.... In the pokédex Bulbasaur is number one. In classic history mew was the first created Pokémon by humans and classic ancestor to all Pokémon (as seen in the first Pokémon movie). Rhydon was the first Pokémon designed in real life and Arceus is in the new history god of the Pokémon and creator of all of them. Evil, just evil
I hate that extra question
For non-pokemon nerds, let me explain why this question is absolute bs
Bulbasaur is the first pokemon registered in the pokedex
Rhydon was the first pokemon designed for the original game
Mew is the common ancestor of every pokemon and it's genetics were shared among them all
Arceus is basically god and created everything
Now you see why this question is complete bs?
Just because you’re paranoid, it doesn’t mean someone isn’t out to get you. :)
Sorry, but last one fake. If prof has tenure, it's impossible to fire them. You'd have better chance of getting hit twice by lightening while running accross Audkbon at night blindfolded and miss getting hit.
i thought the last story was going to end in a different way by the teacher being late and him being locked out of the classroom.
EP:give her everything now!🤬🤬🤬
Me:uhhhh why
EP:or i will fire you now
Me:nope
(Sleep’s)
Only 780 dollars... That's like jack shit, they could have made off with thousands just clearing out the cigarettes and lotto tickets.
The teacher locking the door bit. Well I know a man that got kicked out of college because one of his teachers started that. The 3rd time he got locked out he let his self in with a sledge hammer. he got kicked out but the door locking non-sence came to a halt. Seems the local hardware store had a run on sledge hammers in following days.
It's not paranoia if they are actually out to get you. I had a similar experience with my high school business education teacher who was failing all the white students in her class because she hated white people. No other reason. We started the year with 40 students in her class and ended the year with 13 of which I was one of the two remaining white students. I, however, took copious notes, spoke with the head mistress regularly concerning what was happening and had my mother send copies of my objections along with my tests and those of a coloured student who sat behind me (same answers just worded slightly differently but wildly different marks) and at the end of the year the regional board of education fired her for racism. They credited my proof as the key that sealed her fate.
There is a difference between a healthy level of paranoia(what is shown in the final story), and an unhealthy level(trope used in most media about paranoia).
8-12? Isn’t that 7-11?
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I see your a man of culture
Best meme i have ever made 🤣
You're so smart and well-informed
Nothing is free in this world
Not even air? Not life? No free problems?
Yeah its always someone that pays.
@@youtubeuniversity3638 air costs plants energy, life costs food, water etc... And free problems cost you your sanity.
Unless ur a karen and know the manager😂
Free bees?
In the first one.. I would have said after speaking to the manager, "I have been given permission to give you anything you want for free, I have to ring it through the register and print a reciept for it as well, I am very sorry about what happened yesterday. Just be sure that you get as much as you can as compensation for my being rude to you. I would suggest you empty the liquor shelves, as they have the best resale. do you or any of your family smoke ? need any shelving or light fixtures ? they did say anything you wanted."
I would have helped them lift the till out the door. They said anything and everything they wanted was free. first thing I would ask for is the safe and tills. :P
when I saw the question about pokemon, there actually is one that is more right than the others. Rhydon is first in 2 ways. it was the first pokemon ever created, back when the idea was first created as capsule monsters, and it was the first pokemon programmed into the games.
I would have screamed and yelled at both the district manager and the regular manager three things that are criminal sins to me are talking over me and ignoring me and constantly cutting me off I once told my manager to shut the f****** right in front of the store manager and the store manager told her yeah shut up
Did he seriously asked for the First Pokemon (which was Rhydon by the way) or is that a Metapher from OP? Was that really the actual real Question??
Rhydon IS the first created IRL, but Arceus is the first in canon, he/she created all the others.
@@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith I know.
You missed the point of my comment.
@@slevinchannel7589 Um, I think maybe I did, and still am. Sorry.
Me being a pokemon expert:IT'S FUCKING RHYDON
The pokemon history says it's archeos BUT rhydon was the first drawn pokemon which means he is the first. In fact,if you played pokemon red, yellow or green, you can see a lot of rhydon statue in one of the room
ya know, for the first story, there is a reason you have staggered shift changes, it ensures that customers can still be served
It doesn't help if there is only 1 working register and the store stays busy.
@@zdalling7217 - The register is less of a problem than the till. There should always be an extra, pre counted till in a locked safe or separate register, so the new cashier can count in quickly, switch tills if needed, run the tape and then let the other cashier count their till out. Having only one register is bad; having only one till is insane.
@@wickednwyld I know what you mean.....Where I work, it is part of our policy to have an extra till prepared, just in case.....Having it has saved our skin more than a few times!
@@wickednwyld - There actually was a second till... the problem was that it was in the second register that wasn't working... the manager was just to lazy to swap the tills between every shift, and refused to entrust someone else to hold the register keys when she wasn't there.
@@TheSorakiba - Why am I not surprised? Some managers seem to always 'manage' to make sure that the one thing you need either isn't there, or isnt where you can get at it when needed. Not like there are cameras that would catch someone dipping into the unused till. 🙄
What the hell is wrong with these math teachers?
If you think they are bad, you should have had my genetics teacher!
Brilliant guy (allegedly), but his accent was so thick that he couldn't lecture. The whole class was nothing more than students taking turns reading from the text book he wrote, while he scrawled illegibly on the white board. He got very offended if asked any questions, and would just say, 'It's in the book; read the book.' while looking down his nose at you. No one would have bothered showing up to class at all, except for tests, but he marked off for any absences... or for falling asleep in class during the droning recitations. A full half of every one of his classes failed on average, but the uni kept him on because he was a 'prize' geneticist, who published often.
He may have been a great geneticist, but as a teacher he truly sucked! My in major GPA was 4.0 before the iceberg known as Basic Genetics, but I pulled a C+ in his class and considered myself lucky.
I’m wondering about this because the sugary ice crystal drink generically known as a “slushy” is the brand name “Slurpee” at 7/11. I find it odd that an employee of 7/11 would refer to it as a slushy and not a Slurpee. Maybe it’s the amount of time that has passed.
The other thing I wonder about is the use of the expression “have her trespassed”... The police/security colloquialism “you will be trespassed” was beginning to be used starting around 1990 but was extremely rare and it is still unfamiliar or strange to many people. 21 to 22 years ago would be 1998 or 1999. Not impossible that is was used by his higher level boss or mentally “translated” from something like “banned from” to “trespassed”.
It’s a great story and perhaps true. Many of these things have an urban legend feel to them so the “slushy” and “trespassed” jump out to me a little bit.
I was also wondering about the person saying they were thinking about just walking out. When you have a job like that where you have legal responsibility for the cash register and any cash held in the store if you are the only employee there you can’t just abandon the store. You would have to throw everyone out and lock up the store. You would be responsible for returning the keys and you would make yourself extremely vulnerable to clams of criminal theft by the store. If you were leaving you would want to count the drawer and anything else applicable with a manager present. The store would probably be looted if the cashier just left it in the wind. They could be criminally liable for all thefts. That the person talks about the necessity of counting the drawer down on the register before putting a new cashier on the register and then mentions contemplating abandoning the store is also striking to me and makes me wonder if this is true. Managers not listening to employees = Believable! Experienced cashier talking about just leaving a retail cash establishment as is... Not so much... Especially when the person mentions the responsibility involved previously re: counting the register,etc.
I also wonder about the “great audio detection” on the video security cameras in the store. Most people might think that most stores lack audio on their security cameras because they are too cheap to get audio. There is a simpler legal reason: In most states it is against wiretapping laws to record audio in a public space where people cannot consent to having their conversations recorded and possibly heard by others.
Finally, I find it improbable that they would give a customer “everything they want” for free without limitation.
I’m calling BS on this story...
I think the OP was trying to make it less obvious that the store was a 7-11 So just said slushy instead. Though 8-12 isn't a very inconspicuous cover name...
7-11 was a part time job
Ebilkitty Rainstar - Good point... was thinking about that... and they might as well as said 7-11 because everyone gets that they really didn’t conceal the company’s identity.
The key thing for me is the concept that they were open to walking out and leaving the store and its assets completely vulnerable when they had taken pains to describe the responsibility involved in changing out one cashier to another on the same register. I’ve worked with cash and the public and abandoning a store could lead to very serious consequences.
Second is that the managers wouldn’t define what they would give the disgruntled customer. “Just give her everything she wants”...
I’m not saying for sure that the account is false but that there are a few things that make me question it. But I did work for a major convenience food store for one day and was very concerned to see that all these employees were jumping from one register to another in order to process the customers. Total chaos. People were literally interrupting me and processing people from my drawer. I questioned them about this and they were oblivious that this could be an issue... I quit as that was a situation begging for problems. So in light of that anything is possible.
I get what you mean.
I work retail and though I've only worked during the Black Friday sale once (the area I helped in was really slow though) I've had to help cleanup afterwards (I swear the baler we use for cardboard is crying uncle by the time we're finished). I'm glad I work the graveyard shift and am not a cashier.
I intentionally used the term "slushy" not "slurpee", for the same reason that I called them "8-Twelve", not "7-Eleven"... I was told by another user that it's generally considered poor manners, and bad form to directly mention the name of the company, or the names of the people involved. As for the trespassing thing... a person had to actually be trespassed with a written slip, before they could be arrested for trespassing. Since the lady had left before the police got there, she had not been trespassed on her first visit. As for the "responsibility" ... This happened in Longwood Fl, at the 7-Eleven that was sitting at the corner of St Rd 434, and I-4, right next to the ABC Fine Wines and Spirits. Employees quit all the time, even when working alone - and I had never heard of any of them "being responsible" for the merchandise. I had personally came into an empty store several times - sometimes with a pile of money sitting on the counter, sometimes not. Sometimes the police were there, other times the police never came. That was just the way it was back then... and I was damned sure not going to make a sincere apology to that bitch.
As for wiretapping, the store had red text in the corner of the window stating that there was audio and video recording in the store - and as for the "everything for free" - I am pretty sure that the DM had only expected the lady to come in alone, and get a couple sandwiches and a drink or two... The store had a "write-off" sheet for things like that.
Bruh who takes calculus if you aren't gonna be a fugging engineer or a physicist and shit
that teacher. that is legal in some places. it would not fly where I live since or reached dont even do the test they have to be sent to someone else who has nothing to do with the students so they cant be bias
How ist that even legal? Aren't there any laws in america against managers bullying theire employees?
The correct answer is Rhydon even by the wording Rhydon was the first pokemon end of story
IRL, sure, but in canon Arceus created everything, Rhydon included.
And I don't get this guy why would you brag about no one ever getting 100% in my opinion that would be you failing as a teacher
nobody dislike the video. we need to keep it at 69
spinning backgrounds are so unnecessarily painful
I worked for 8 12 as well....it was fun!
It's clearly bulbasaur, the first #001 pokemon. That being said, mew is definitely the most adorable.
fnvfan0145 Actually it’s a trick question. You’re right to some degree. But also wrong. I’ll try to break it down. We can start with the obvious.
“Which is the first pokemon? Choose THE MOST correct answer. “
Bulbasuar: is the FIRST Pokemon on the Pokédex.
Rhydon: is technically FIRST before Ryhorn by Pokémon status where two Rydons mate and a baby Ryhorn is born by an egg.
Mew: Was the FIRST Pokémon created by Arceus as it is referred to as the first Pokémon ancestor so people say Arceus created Mew. And that’s where Arceus comes into play.
Arceus: First Pokémon ever, came before all others. Is the god Pokémon.
So as the correct answer should have been all of the above, since the question never specified the first of what. The question was indeed very tricky. Hope this helps.
@@lilredrabbit4191 actually the you are wrong about the Rhydon reasoning. The reason that Rhydon could be considered the First Pokemon is because Rhydon was the first Pokemon that was designed. If you are gonna correct someone do it properly.
@@aethertoast4320 Thank you for letting me know. I discover something new everyday day. :) However I still stand by my answer as well. As I am also correct that Ryhdon does come before Ryhorn. Unless we can get into a discussion that similar to the chicken came before the egg sort of thing. But I do appreciate the info. I'm glad I learned something new. I meant no harm by my slight correction. I am sorry if I offended you in any way. Hope you have a happier day. C:
@@lilredrabbit4191 didn't know arceus created mew
@@fnvfan0145 I didnt either until I kinda looked some things up. Its not really proven though, but makes sense. All its said about mew is Mew could be also be considered to be the "first" Pokémon-it's the ancestor of all Pokémon, and its DNA contains the genetic code of all Pokémon. And as Arceus is the first pokemon of all the god it would kinda make sense for Mew to be created by it. Kinda reminds me of Adam and Eve stories. Pretty cool huh? C:
The heck are there 10 ads in an 18 minute video....
Unless youtube are putting more in for us that's not true
That last story seems awfully fake to me...
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i just anna know how black the 711 customer was
What kind of store only has one register being operational? I don't get it was there only one cash register in the store or were there other registers but they weren't active and couldn't be activated by employees? Cause one register for a possibly decently popular store sounds so dumb! Of course it would most likely led to people taking items for free or shoplifting in the workers' malicious compliance!
Maybe the manager thought it'd be easier if only one register was in use cause there wouldn't be any need for overtime by the end of the day for counting out the drawer correctly and making sure that the starting amount was in the register for the next day, instead of having a bunch of registers doing that that might get a bit of overtime.
But seriously, people don't want to work from the "kindness of their hearts" if there's a high possibility to get paid! Especially when people in to get paid! So fearing overtime charges I think is a stupid idea! That the bosses should pay overtime to the few employees that have accidentally or were told to work overtime. Surely just paying the normal worked hours plus a bit of (possibly) rare overtime is a lot simpler and easier to do than to withhold the overtime money cause the bosses or company "needs" it. I don't know working laws, but I'm sure if workers would overtime it'd be easier to pay the overtime with the regular hours that were worked than to possibly get some kind of tabbed up fine that the money that was withheld grows so much that if taken to court and the worker(s) win in their right for overtime pay that the company's wealth with tank from all the withholding cause they are finally forced to pay or be imprisoned and the company dies. I'm sorry if I'm wrong, please kindly correct me if I am wrong :D
The store had two registers, but one of them was not operational for a few weeks during the time this happened... that was why there was only one till available for one drawer at the time. The manager "could" have used her keys to open the other register, and swapped out the two tills between the drawers between every shift... but she was way too lazy for that.. plus that would have meant entrusting somemone else with the keys to the register when she wasn't there.
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You have a strange way of talking sometimes when you read out 'entitled female's lines. You end the sentence on a high note, like it's some sort of question
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