Story 8.
“I was interning at a farm where the boss was incredibly rude. He drove over to check on me and another employee who were working and ended up getting himself stuck in the mud. We offered to go get help, but he insisted he could handle it.
Instead, he tore through two rows of garlic, skidding across the field while trying to get out. The other employee and I just stood there laughing as he finally drove off, completely covered in mud. We didn’t see him for the rest of the day—I assume he was too busy sulking in his office.” Lord_goatamor / Reddit
Story 9
“My high school summer job was at a fast food restaurant. One year, they put me on the schedule during the week I was supposed to be at band camp—eight hours away. I told them, ‘I let you know two months ago that I needed that week off.’
Their response? ‘Well, you’ll just have to come back to work, then return to camp.’
So, I said, ‘Okay,’ quit on the spot, and drove home.
When I got there, a manager was on the phone for me. She said, ‘We have a no-quitting policy.’
I replied, ‘Okay… well, I quit, so…’
Awkward silence.
Then she just hung up on me.” eissirk / Reddit
Story 10
“Took my kid to the doctor’s office. I was checking in at the front desk, and the receptionist asked for our mom, saying we needed an adult during the visit. I guess I didn’t even come across as 21 years old. I was 35 when this happened.” FluffyNinjaA******n / Reddit
Story 11
“One of my dad’s friends worked in Chicago, where most of the traffic to work crossed over a drawbridge every morning. One day his friend didn’t show up. He just didn’t come in to work, and nobody ever knew why. Three years later, he showed up acting like nothing had happened. They asked him why and he said, “The bridge was up.” black_000000 / Reddit
Story 12
“Sat next to a kid in high school who got angry when he did not understand what we were learning. It was a math test this time, and in a magnificent fury, he ate his test whole.
