Whilst driving trains for BRITISH RAIL during the 1990s we didn't go on strike but had a "Work To Rule", which meant that the RULE BOOK was followed exactly. This meant that whilst preparing my train for service, everything and i mean EVERYTHING had to be present and correct. This meant that i had to check every last miniscule item during the 42 minutes allowed to prepare the ten carriage train ( two four car units and a two car unit ). During this time i cut my hand because a safety panel had fallen out of the emergency tool cupboard in the first cab. No problem, i'll use a plaster from the first aid box under the drivers' seat ( one per unit ). On checking there wasn't a single plaster anywhere on that train. I cancelled the train due to missing equipment. Also due to the on duty TRAIN FITTER taking his time to answer the phone i was reporting on, there were no spares or replacements. Thats five trips with a ten car train during morning rush hour with an average of a thousand people on board, cancelled. As i remember the Work to Rule lasted about a week, there were no recriminations as no rules had been broken, just enforced.
Number three: "...we can replace the hot fudge with..." I hereby publicly apologize for what my warped mind came up with as a replacement. I'm a bad boy.
Why is it that anybody anywhere puts up with their management or anybody higher up in the company physically yelling or screaming at them? This is the epitome of a hostile work environment and is illegal in most places. I mean there's absolutely no way I personally would put up with it and I have major anger management problems so I would probably end up getting locked up because of it but most other people should sue over it.
I spent 20 years in the commercial aviation industry for an airline. It matches up! When working on the planes we were only required, however, to print the _relevant_ pages from the microfiche readers, (pre electronic manuals), for the particular work we were performing.
@@NemoConsequentae do not dis the fiche..they were an upgrade from hand written and typed catalogue style cards in my 2nd job out of school. That was the days of operator assisted party line calls.
@@nightdweller6446 Not dis the fiche! They worked well out on the tarmac & hangars! In the workshops, we had the actual paper manuals... The ones that were 10-15cm thick each & 20+ volumes. As against, load the right tape into the reader, scan through to the pages you needed & hit 'Print'. Grab those on a basic print & then recycle afterwards.
Printing manuals means you will then have an uncontrolled copy of the maintenance data and it is only valid at the time of printing. It can’t be used again for the next time. It is normally marked uncontrolled copy valid on at dat time. This means that it is illegal to use it again in case of updates...I’ve been in aviation long enough as remember when there was hard copies in cupboards. God I’m old...
Words of wisdom at the end. Why would you snark to the person serving you? ESPECIALLY food?!?!? If you are having bad service don’t puss off your server!
Wow, reading the comments gave me a very lucrative idea to bringing those 900 numbers back, and catering to all Karens to keep them off the Streets and out of the Stores!!! Call it the 1-900-KARENCO. Made for Karens and run by Karens! Press: 1) to talk with a manager. 2) to fire manager you just talked with. 3) for $50 gift card on your next $200 call 4) Karen Bail Bondsman to bail Karen out of jail. (Free bailout on 10th jailing) 5) Fire the bailsman you just talked with. 6) Repeat list.
Always make a fast food worker laugh when ordering. You get great service every time. I always go to a specific golden arches every morning. And every time I order coffee, I ask for a large coffee that's as black as a republican's soul. I usually get a free hash browns or mcmuffin every time.
Afternoon Redwheel!! Sorry I haven't said hi in a few days. Been resting after being under the weather, and yesterday before I could charge my phone 16k homes, including mine, lost power due to some inconsiderate drunk driver from what I heard decided to hit a main defenceless utility pole instead of a tree that can fight back!!! Least I think they can fight back. Seems I read some old insurance cases where either trees or utility poles jumped in front of cars!
Hahaha so true, I use to deliver pizza. There was one guy who would spit on people's pizza and spread it all over when they did not tip. You could tip right after purchasing so when we deliver we would see how much we are tipped. Crazy thing is he never got caught or never got in trouble for it.
Example, I've seen an experienced maintainer of 10ish years ground about 15 jets with nothing but a flashlight, some tech data, and a red pen because supervision was beyond unreasonable.
@@Harry-zz2oh you are thinking wheel skirts. He is talking about docking an airplane for heavy maintenance. I work on Boeing and Airbus. We have the same stupid paperwork rules that nobody follows, but have never heard of wheel covers for docking. Only gear pins and gear door locks.
Plane story. Surely you would just need to print out the manuals once and bring them out for service? You know what plane you are working on, couldn't you print the manual out before the plane came in. You do realise you don't need to stand by the copier while it prints out?
Last story, Suggest you find and watch the MOVIE "Waiting" they also employ a Harsh treatment for those who break the rule, "Don't Fuck with those who Handle your FOOD"
First story sounds suss. People don't give references these days anyway, and haven't for many years. If the woman worked 20 years for the same company, how is that a gap in her CV? It's the kind of thing employers like to see. This woman came out of nowhere and suddenly work in your local supermarket?
Story #1 stupid op should have reported the store, they have been doing that practice since they started. Story #2 that airline's management needs to be completely replaced for their serious lack of awareness to their jobs. Story #3 op is a doormat for being respectful to a rude c++tbag
Whilst driving trains for BRITISH RAIL during the 1990s we didn't go on strike but had a "Work To Rule", which meant that the RULE BOOK was followed exactly. This meant that whilst preparing my train for service, everything and i mean EVERYTHING had to be present and correct. This meant that i had to check every last miniscule item during the 42 minutes allowed to prepare the ten carriage train ( two four car units and a two car unit ). During this time i cut my hand because a safety panel had fallen out of the emergency tool cupboard in the first cab. No problem, i'll use a plaster from the first aid box under the drivers' seat ( one per unit ). On checking there wasn't a single plaster anywhere on that train. I cancelled the train due to missing equipment. Also due to the on duty TRAIN FITTER taking his time to answer the phone i was reporting on, there were no spares or replacements. Thats five trips with a ten car train during morning rush hour with an average of a thousand people on board, cancelled. As i remember the Work to Rule lasted about a week, there were no recriminations as no rules had been broken, just enforced.
Number three: "...we can replace the hot fudge with..."
I hereby publicly apologize for what my warped mind came up with as a replacement.
I'm a bad boy.
Hot s*** bukakke😅😅😅
Yep bad boy bad boy what you going to do..shit in the ice cream and it will still melt
Getting a Karen fired? Oh that'll be spicy
Things are getting too spicy for the pepper
In general you don't mess with people making your food, at work or at home lol
A good saying: don't piss off the cook.
so true as you could find out how many/types of bodily fluids can be found on food
or anywhere for that matter
Apparently so will every one else in line who did nothing wrong...
And that's why I'm the cook at home.
Really, I swear, it has nothing to do with the fact my wife can't even cook pasta without burning it somehow.
Hello everyone! Have a good one.
Why is it that anybody anywhere puts up with their management or anybody higher up in the company physically yelling or screaming at them? This is the epitome of a hostile work environment and is illegal in most places. I mean there's absolutely no way I personally would put up with it and I have major anger management problems so I would probably end up getting locked up because of it but most other people should sue over it.
I smiled all the way through the aeroplane story. That was so satisfying.
I spent 20 years in the commercial aviation industry for an airline. It matches up! When working on the planes we were only required, however, to print the _relevant_ pages from the microfiche readers, (pre electronic manuals), for the particular work we were performing.
@@NemoConsequentae do not dis the fiche..they were an upgrade from hand written and typed catalogue style cards in my 2nd job out of school. That was the days of operator assisted party line calls.
@@nightdweller6446 Not dis the fiche! They worked well out on the tarmac & hangars! In the workshops, we had the actual paper manuals... The ones that were 10-15cm thick each & 20+ volumes. As against, load the right tape into the reader, scan through to the pages you needed & hit 'Print'. Grab those on a basic print & then recycle afterwards.
Printing manuals means you will then have an uncontrolled copy of the maintenance data and it is only valid at the time of printing. It can’t be used again for the next time. It is normally marked uncontrolled copy valid on at dat time. This means that it is illegal to use it again in case of updates...I’ve been in aviation long enough as remember when there was hard copies in cupboards. God I’m old...
Lesson 151 for a happy life; don't f*** with the people who handle your food!
Words of wisdom at the end. Why would you snark to the person serving you? ESPECIALLY food?!?!?
If you are having bad service don’t puss off your server!
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Wow, reading the comments gave me a very lucrative idea to bringing those 900 numbers back, and catering to all Karens to keep them off the Streets and out of the Stores!!! Call it the 1-900-KARENCO. Made for Karens and run by Karens!
Press:
1) to talk with a manager.
2) to fire manager you just talked with.
3) for $50 gift card on your next $200 call
4) Karen Bail Bondsman to bail Karen out of jail. (Free bailout on 10th jailing)
5) Fire the bailsman you just talked with.
6) Repeat list.
Your ice-cream is always perfect if you eat it in the parking lot! 😁
If you are going to cover it in hot fudge...
Hi RedWheel hope you are well. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day and Please stay safe all who reads this and watches this video.🏴😷😁👍.
Always make a fast food worker laugh when ordering. You get great service every time. I always go to a specific golden arches every morning. And every time I order coffee, I ask for a large coffee that's as black as a republican's soul. I usually get a free hash browns or mcmuffin every time.
Afternoon Redwheel!! Sorry I haven't said hi in a few days. Been resting after being under the weather, and yesterday before I could charge my phone 16k homes, including mine, lost power due to some inconsiderate drunk driver from what I heard decided to hit a main defenceless utility pole instead of a tree that can fight back!!! Least I think they can fight back. Seems I read some old insurance cases where either trees or utility poles jumped in front of cars!
Those must be the walking trees we've heard about.
when will people learn? trees are ambush predators they will wait 100 years if needed to fall in front of a car or an unlit road
#1, Revenge with an I DO work here....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
#2 love it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
#3, Karen is Karen....always on the wrong side 😂😂😂
It's the old saying. Dont piss off the people making your food.
Just be happy op didn't dip something in it.
Hahaha so true, I use to deliver pizza. There was one guy who would spit on people's pizza and spread it all over when they did not tip. You could tip right after purchasing so when we deliver we would see how much we are tipped. Crazy thing is he never got caught or never got in trouble for it.
As a career aircraft mechanic, I ADORE that last one 🤣 I should get myself a reddit and share some of my own history
Example, I've seen an experienced maintainer of 10ish years ground about 15 jets with nothing but a flashlight, some tech data, and a red pen because supervision was beyond unreasonable.
@@2011SoxMD36 To me, the story behind your comment is well worth the reading. Sounds very interesting for everyone.
I've been an airline mechanic for 32 years. I'm trying to figure out what wheel covers are.
@@bige.3474 Maybe on a smaller airplane the covers over the wheels?
@@Harry-zz2oh you are thinking wheel skirts. He is talking about docking an airplane for heavy maintenance. I work on Boeing and Airbus. We have the same stupid paperwork rules that nobody follows, but have never heard of wheel covers for docking. Only gear pins and gear door locks.
Excellent, they should try that with me…
Karen, Karen, Karen. When will you ever learn?
Plane story.
Surely you would just need to print out the manuals once and bring them out for service?
You know what plane you are working on, couldn't you print the manual out before the plane came in. You do realise you don't need to stand by the copier while it prints out?
love these
Yah there amazing
Last story, Suggest you find and watch the MOVIE "Waiting" they also employ a Harsh treatment for those who break the rule, "Don't Fuck with those who Handle your FOOD"
An awesome new story to listen to in the last hour of work
What would karen do if she has all infinity stones?
Same as she does _every_ day... Snap!
Good Afternoon
Taco bells new slogan. " taco bell, spend your money here, feel the burn in return. "
'Run for the Outhouse!'
If they gotta be buts, they shouldn’t object to being the but of jokes!
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First story sounds suss.
People don't give references these days anyway, and haven't for many years.
If the woman worked 20 years for the same company, how is that a gap in her CV? It's the kind of thing employers like to see.
This woman came out of nowhere and suddenly work in your local supermarket?
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Story #1 stupid op should have reported the store, they have been doing that practice since they started.
Story #2 that airline's management needs to be completely replaced for their serious lack of awareness to their jobs.
Story #3 op is a doormat for being respectful to a rude c++tbag
If Karen possessed the infinity stones Thanos would be found cowering in the corner embellished by a French maid uniform