Heck, lady should have been banned no matter who she yelled at or hit. It wouldn't be okay if she had assaulted an actual employee instead of a customer mistaken for an employee.
There is, the guy doesn't know what happened to the junior employee lady. He looked up, trying to find some clue to who she is, and could only guess that she was either fired from her job, or got a really bad demotion out of it.
@Elizabeth Sobel English was not his first language. I know people whose mother tongue is English who still can't spell very well. It has gotten worse since some schools do not teach spelling anymore.
@@mernafrederick5153: I guess you could say that, but OP could have nipped the problem in the bud by putting her in her place from the very beginning. That is just my opinion, but your opinion is just as valid to you.
@@jacklow9611 I understand completely what you say and I agree. Sometimes though, like Paul says in the book of Romans, the good we know to do, we don't do. A war between the Spirit and the flesh. Sometimes we choose to be as big a jerk as the other person for momentary satisfaction. In my case, I feel terrible afterwards and ask God to forgive me. I ask that person too, although s/he won't know that I am sorry for being equally an idiot. Blessings, my brother.😊🙏
That second story: if I have the rest of the afternoon off, I would have flashed my badge in front of her, letting her know that I outrank her, and then hauled her to HER boss for a nice long discussion
I had a similar situation happen to me some decades ago. Low level flunky went of on me and then on my boss. All because I was "dressed inappropriately" for the event and tracked some dirt over a carpet at the presentation they were attending. Me, the CTO of the project they were visiting, who just got finished crawling out of a damn wall to fix some weird lighting issues where the 90's/00's phones present were making the lights flicker, an hour before the presentation started. The presentation where my bosses husband, the prime minster of my country, was about to present the CTO of the project (me) with an award for the completion of this project that would be the beacon of technological pride for the country. My boss made her aware who she was speaking to, but it didn't seem to register with her at all. Until an hour later when I came back from my office upstairs after washing up and changing back into my suit, went to the conference hall and she had to seat me, at the prime ministers table as the guest of honor. The look on her face was priceless. My best guess is that she thought I was some random maintenance guy. But even if I was in that function at that time, her reaction was uncalled for.
Yeah, that government to military conversion thing is more of a guideline. While a Sergeant Major (or Chief Petty Officer or Chief Master Sergeant) is technically outranked by a 2nd Lt (or Ensign), the E-9 has far more responsibility than any O-1, even a prior enlisted O-1. However, a GS-8 will usually have more responsibility than a GS-7. Additionally, with very few, specific exceptions (I've had a Squadron DO/vice-Commander who was a civilian), civilians and military do NOT tell each other what to do. While I've worked under civilians, they never issued me orders. My standing orders were to support mission objective, and the civilians directed workflow. In other words, they told me what to do without telling me what to do, by telling me what I needed to do to support the mission objective. Yeah, that's how it works. And it looks silly typed out, but it works out very well. Oh! And we don't just randomly throw 'mission objective' and 'workflow' at people. They have to be in our operational or administrative chain of command.
man that junior staff just fucked her own career there, if its anything like here then , getting to that junior position is not an easy feat either, poor thing
1st story, I'm not a courier either and I've had similar experiences being treated like crap by the lowliest of functionaries at commercial institutions while hand delivering (or collecting) documents too valuable or time sensitive to entrust to a 3rd party courier. I get that these people are the lowest on the totem and probably get treated badly at work but that's no excuse to treat others like dirt just to boost their own low self esteem.
1: Rules are Rules, no matter how IMPORTANT you believe yourself to be. 2: So, those from the same country have the same looks? *shrug* Guess you do learn new things everyday.
Actually, sadly, it is a thing. I am under 5' tall (so, height isn't really a distinguishing feature for me...most of the population is taller than me...lol), white female. I also have Aspergers Syndrome. If there are 2 people (of any nationality) that dress similar, and have similar features, I cannot tell these 2 people apart, unless they are standing next to each other. Think of something like this (a little experiment for people who are people-persons, rather than cat-persons): 10 cats, all from different litters. Their tails are down, so you cannot see their gender. They are all black cats. Or, if you are superstitious, try 10 all white cats. Just looking at them, moving around in a room........could you tell them apart, from each other? Sometimes, even, a person will look familiar.......until they stand up and turn around. Oooopppps! I'm sorry. I thought you were my wife/husband/kid! Never, ever assume someone is someone, until you know for sure, who that person (or, cat) is.
@@theresahall8206 True. Sometimes people make up rules because they want to control other people and just be a general power hungry, controling A-hole.
They have pay grades and special titles for the position they hold. They have no real rank. The main thing the GS to rank is to see if they are entitled to anything special like live quarter's size.
I hope the Sgt major was busted down to corporal. Third class. My uncle is former military. He has tons of similar type stories. He’s absolutely fascinating to listen to.
I find that different Reddit posters all try to make money off the same stories. Personally, I find it dishonest, even fraudulent, when, instead of coming up with their own content, RUclipsrs post other people's content and say to their subscribers something like, "What do you think of this video?" That poster makes the $$ when the original poster does not even have a channel. Not illegal, but shows a lack of integrity, IMHO.
Same. It has vowels. No reason not say it like a word, and sounds incredibly clunky if you don't. Just like those assholes who insist on saying "A-S-A-P" instead of just saying "asap".
Been mulling this over & though I may be wrong, I don't think so. In Punjabi (Sikh) culture I don't believe the women wear turbans it's the men that do. I can clearly recall in my HS there being a few Punjabi kids & though the girls did wear a variation of hijab (think hindu head/face scarf) the guys wore a turban.
"How was I supposed to know you weren't the person who helped me last week?" - "Because I literally told you that several times".
Lady should have been banned for yelling and hitting other customers. 😐
Heck, lady should have been banned no matter who she yelled at or hit. It wouldn't be okay if she had assaulted an actual employee instead of a customer mistaken for an employee.
If I heard AVIGI one more time, I was going to come undone.
Wish there was an update on that government story.
There is, the guy doesn't know what happened to the junior employee lady. He looked up, trying to find some clue to who she is, and could only guess that she was either fired from her job, or got a really bad demotion out of it.
@Elizabeth Sobel English was not his first language. I know people whose mother tongue is English who still can't spell very well. It has gotten worse since some schools do not teach spelling anymore.
@Elizabeth Sobel Rich coming from someone who couldn't use an apostrophe.
@@kessiawright1710 What?!! Teach spelling when there are all those gender pronouns to learn? 😂
But seriously, Lizzie, get a clue.
The whole "you are lying " response always puzzles me
That first story had the most unsatisfying conclusion.
Neither one of those government employees understands the rank structure or how it works
If OP had revealed what his rank was, there wouldn't have been so much trouble
@@jacklow9611 She was being obnoxious. He kept his cool and let the chips fall where they should have fallen.
@@mernafrederick5153: I guess you could say that, but OP could have nipped the problem in the bud by putting her in her place from the very beginning. That is just my opinion, but your opinion is just as valid to you.
@@jacklow9611 I understand completely what you say and I agree. Sometimes though, like Paul says in the book of Romans, the good we know to do, we don't do. A war between the Spirit and the flesh. Sometimes we choose to be as big a jerk as the other person for momentary satisfaction. In my case, I feel terrible afterwards and ask God to forgive me. I ask that person too, although s/he won't know that I am sorry for being equally an idiot. Blessings, my brother.😊🙏
That last story, was hilarious during the schooling process.
That second story: if I have the rest of the afternoon off, I would have flashed my badge in front of her, letting her know that I outrank her, and then hauled her to HER boss for a nice long discussion
Ahhh, the inflated egos of government flunkies. 😉 Thank you, Red Wheel and Kitty
I had a similar situation happen to me some decades ago. Low level flunky went of on me and then on my boss.
All because I was "dressed inappropriately" for the event and tracked some dirt over a carpet at the presentation they were attending.
Me, the CTO of the project they were visiting, who just got finished crawling out of a damn wall to fix some weird lighting issues where the 90's/00's phones present were making the lights flicker, an hour before the presentation started.
The presentation where my bosses husband, the prime minster of my country, was about to present the CTO of the project (me) with an award for the completion of this project that would be the beacon of technological pride for the country.
My boss made her aware who she was speaking to, but it didn't seem to register with her at all.
Until an hour later when I came back from my office upstairs after washing up and changing back into my suit, went to the conference hall and she had to seat me, at the prime ministers table as the guest of honor.
The look on her face was priceless.
My best guess is that she thought I was some random maintenance guy. But even if I was in that function at that time, her reaction was uncalled for.
I want to hear what happened to the girl who thinks she is in charge of the company lol.
I did not know, nor have I ever seen a woman wearing a turban and I have spent years living in the middle east, far east, India and Pakistan.
Yeah, that government to military conversion thing is more of a guideline. While a Sergeant Major (or Chief Petty Officer or Chief Master Sergeant) is technically outranked by a 2nd Lt (or Ensign), the E-9 has far more responsibility than any O-1, even a prior enlisted O-1. However, a GS-8 will usually have more responsibility than a GS-7.
Additionally, with very few, specific exceptions (I've had a Squadron DO/vice-Commander who was a civilian), civilians and military do NOT tell each other what to do. While I've worked under civilians, they never issued me orders. My standing orders were to support mission objective, and the civilians directed workflow. In other words, they told me what to do without telling me what to do, by telling me what I needed to do to support the mission objective. Yeah, that's how it works. And it looks silly typed out, but it works out very well.
Oh! And we don't just randomly throw 'mission objective' and 'workflow' at people. They have to be in our operational or administrative chain of command.
The first story was unusual. I enjoyed it tremendously.
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man that junior staff just fucked her own career there, if its anything like here then , getting to that junior position is not an easy feat either, poor thing
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1st story, I'm not a courier either and I've had similar experiences being treated like crap by the lowliest of functionaries at commercial institutions while hand delivering (or collecting) documents too valuable or time sensitive to entrust to a 3rd party courier. I get that these people are the lowest on the totem and probably get treated badly at work but that's no excuse to treat others like dirt just to boost their own low self esteem.
Kinda left us hanging on the government story...😥Love your stories!!!👍
1: Rules are Rules, no matter how IMPORTANT you believe yourself to be.
2: So, those from the same country have the same looks? *shrug* Guess you do learn new things everyday.
Actually, sadly, it is a thing. I am under 5' tall (so, height isn't really a distinguishing feature for me...most of the population is taller than me...lol), white female. I also have Aspergers Syndrome. If there are 2 people (of any nationality) that dress similar, and have similar features, I cannot tell these 2 people apart, unless they are standing next to each other.
Think of something like this (a little experiment for people who are people-persons, rather than cat-persons):
10 cats, all from different litters. Their tails are down, so you cannot see their gender. They are all black cats. Or, if you are superstitious, try 10 all white cats. Just looking at them, moving around in a room........could you tell them apart, from each other?
Sometimes, even, a person will look familiar.......until they stand up and turn around. Oooopppps! I'm sorry. I thought you were my wife/husband/kid!
Never, ever assume someone is someone, until you know for sure, who that person (or, cat) is.
Rules can be important but not when they were made for stupid reasons.
@@theresahall8206 True. Sometimes people make up rules because they want to control other people and just be a general power hungry, controling A-hole.
Sherry Gibbs Yup. Sounds like American politics. And yes, I’m an American, born, raised and still living in Massachusetts.
They have pay grades and special titles for the position they hold. They have no real rank. The main thing the GS to rank is to see if they are entitled to anything special like live quarter's size.
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Great to watch you, didn’t you do the first story before
The last story, Cardamom. She was looking for Cardamom 😂
Elakkah that!
The first story sounds like a couple stories my brother has told me. He's a government employee.
Would have liked a followup on the goverment thing
I hope the Sgt major was busted down to corporal. Third class.
My uncle is former military. He has tons of similar type stories.
He’s absolutely fascinating to listen to.
It's nice to have real narrators. The robot channels lessen the stories.
Love the vids
Wtf that government one was used already in a different vid??
I find that different Reddit posters all try to make money off the same stories.
Personally, I find it dishonest, even fraudulent, when, instead of coming up with their own content, RUclipsrs post other people's content and say to their subscribers something like, "What do you think of this video?" That poster makes the $$ when the original poster does not even have a channel. Not illegal, but shows a lack of integrity, IMHO.
Love this channel! So glad I found it! I have spent like the last 4 hours catching up! Thank you for these! 💜🙋🤘😆
sorry not a native english speaker...proceeds with flawless college level english
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Thanks my mann, always great to watch these after work :)
Yay more stories!
"IDWHL"?
So the documents were late and people will be in trouble (heads will roll) for it being late, including "Me"?)
Reupload again?
Yup, re-upload.
Last one racist bench saying they look the same
I thought only men wore turbans. Huh. Learn something new every day, I guess.
Rowynne Crowley As I understand it, some Sikh women do wear turbans, but not as commonly as male Sikhs.
Mostly us Muslims wear it
Oh the RDIF chip.. hmm, the Mark of the Beast
Is that an Iron Maiden song?
@@Kelle0284 No, but if you have a chip put in your right hand or head to buy and sell, then according to the Bible when you die you’ll go to hell
You know, as someone who used to play Town of Salem, you saying V-I-G-I insted of just vigi, just makes me wana scream xD, but nice video.
Same. It has vowels. No reason not say it like a word, and sounds incredibly clunky if you don't. Just like those assholes who insist on saying "A-S-A-P" instead of just saying "asap".
Been mulling this over & though I may be wrong, I don't think so. In Punjabi (Sikh) culture I don't believe the women wear turbans it's the men that do. I can clearly recall in my HS there being a few Punjabi kids & though the girls did wear a variation of hijab (think hindu head/face scarf) the guys wore a turban.
Last story, r/facepalm, fricken racists.
I am very sick of stories of arrogant woman/ always arrogant woman
Why would a woman wear a turban?
the funny thing is almost all videos are about a rude woman ...diferent age :))
You did the first one before.
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Thumbs down for duplicate first story
This is BULLSHIT you have had this on your page for ages this is NOT NEW!!!
Stop putting old ones up claiming they are NEW!
Repeat. Been done on several YT Reddit readers.
Well, it's first time here, so