In the two long years in which I worked as a cashier in retail, I have seen my fair share of dramatic moments. I have faced angry customers who broke store items in a fit of rage, I have seen annoyed workers quitting mid-shift and never returning, and I have had to deal with a decent number of petty Karen customers. But never have I ever been on a shift and seen my manager run out the door with thousands of dollars of stolen company money and never return. Which is not something this Reddit wri…

This is a new low

Too little too late

It ain't much, but it's honest work

Talk about uncomfortabale

The opposite of a holiday bonus

Not all gifts are created equal

Unless you're a good-haired CEO with shiny shoes and an entire team devoted to acting as your personal away-message, you're most likely falling at the lower end of the totem pole of company power.

nothing better than rocking a business casual shirt with sweatpants

This boss has a flair for the dramatic

That's nasty

That last minute dye job had consequences

You might not find these on LinkedIn

That's not what Turkey Day is about

Sounds like a pretty cynical worldview

Does that mean they get severance?