Some years ago, I was employed by a convenience store chain that is relatively popular in the Midwest and the northern states of the American South. I was hired in southern Missouri and transferred to Northwest Arkansas a little while later. My coworker has just stepped out for a smoke and I have just finished a task that required the step ladder, which is typically kept in the far back corner of the kitchen.
As I am moving to the kitchen to put the ladder away, I see the front door open out of the corner of my eye. I leap back and it clatters harmlessly to the floor, but I am badly shaken.
He left for the night soon after. GM: So, [my name], I heard there was an incident with [kitchen manager] the other night. I was stunned enough that I responded in a manner much unlike my normal self with management. Me: Besides call the police because that was attempted assault?!
At this point, my GM started spluttering, shocked that I had reached that very logical conclusion. In the end, the kitchen manager was let go, but well after I quit. Have you ever served a bad customer who got what they deserved? Facebook Reddit Copy to clipboard Copy Link. There's a grammar or spelling issue This is a broken or duplicate post This is an offensive story Other story issue.
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