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- this FML is from back in 2016 but it's good stuff
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cj89898
| 24
Pretty convenient to me
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cj89898
| 24
Ya I forgot to put /s at the end. RIP me
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TheAwesomePossum
| 11
Have you considered looking for a new job? I'd love to see an update where you find new job, put in two weeks notice in plenty of time before Thanksgiving, and end up with something better!
That really does bite.
That really does bite.
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thefmlman2011
| 35
I feel you OP! I work in fast food, and I'm always working late shifts on Friday and Saturday nights. Ya know, when people are out partying and what not.
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Lalala579121
| 27
I always work then too, and my bosses say that if anyone doesn't come in on Friday/Saturday when they're scheduled to it's an automatic termination.
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worldclassrager
| 39
Of course it's convenient for everyone else...my family celebrates thanksgiving the day before every year due to it...or have it in the aspect of lunch...
Either way that's a poor response for taking time off...a rookie should take those first and usually does
Either way that's a poor response for taking time off...a rookie should take those first and usually does
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bkwusa
| 15
Call in sick the day before telling them sorry you have the flu, you can't go to work for a week...
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dad2labs
| 2
They cant tell you no if you call out.
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Brightblue2
| 14
Call in sick.
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phatmcdoublewide
| 6
Time to quit
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nodai
| 13
Resignation is respectable. If you save money well you can def afford to not work for a couple weeks. If not, there's a lesson to be learned.
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Tartara
| 14
That's when I'd roll out. After finding another job of course. Obviously after 6 years they don't respect you and only care about themselves. So good riddance, and next year they'll have to be inconvenienced because you won't be there!
That really does bite.