Today, my assistant manager was arguing with a customer. I interjected letting the customer know that "we want everything to be copacetic." After the customer left, I received a write up for using "big words." FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, at work, we had an extremely rude customer who started cussing at us, and my coworker started cussing back. I jumped on the register to quickly bring down the line, and apologized to everyone for the scene. A secret shopper was in the line and claimed that I was rude. I got written up. FML
Let it out
Today, I was working when I delivered the standard "Hello, how are you?" to a customer. He took the opportunity to tell me about his deceased wife, his estranged children, and his anal tearing. After a while, I tried to help someone else, and he complained to my manager. I was written up. FML
Broadcast
Today, I had to call a coworker to the office via the store intercom. The damn thing didn't turn off properly and everyone heard me say, "I hate that asshole. Just be where your dumb ass should be." I realized my mistake a few seconds before my manager stormed in and threatened to fire me. FML
Nice guy
Today, I got written up by my line manager for being too friendly to customers. I work in retail, my job is to be friendly. FML
Make up your mind
Today, my boss came around to my way of thinking. He called our customers a "bunch of assholes" and to kick them out if they gave me trouble. When a lady began yelling at me for "setting the damn prices too high" I told her to leave. My boss soon bitched me out for being unprofessional. FML
The luck of the draw
Today, my supervisor was in a leadership meeting pulling random calls for quality. Mine was chosen. He got excited and told them my stats and how I put him to shame with how I drive my team, that I'm the best and this call is going to be amazing. I was then written up for arguing with a customer. FML
Today, at work a lady asked for a burrito, large coke, and hot sauce. While repeating back the order, the words got stuck and I accidentally said large cock. I got written up for being inappropriate. FML
Today, my boss reprimanded me for a huge screw-up that he was responsible for. FML
Today, I got written up for insulting a customer last week, who then rang up to complain about my bad attitude. I was on vacation all last week. My boss doesn't believe me. FML
Today, a customer yelled at me so furiously that she sprayed my face with spittle. I had to stand there, smiling and politely explaining that I needed to see a receipt before I could give her a refund. When she finally gave up and left, my boss bitched me out for "provoking the customer". FML
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wisericky 12
thats like talking in an other language to us simple foke
happyhak 5
Ha ha ha! Sounds like his vocabulary isn't as sophisticated as yours!
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mrneal87 0
How is copacetic not a real word? It's not like you can't find it in a dictionary so how is it OP's fault she works for an ass?
Splayd 10
What I find particularly amusing is that the "big word" he used (copacetic) is actually a SLANG term! Hahahahahaha! The irony!
xxcreativedreame 5
The management always hates people who are smarter than they are. lol
pippacrawford 4
YDI for being pedantic
TurkeySlab 9
In english
jcbinglis 7
Sucks but on the other hand you can never assume someone is as smart as you or that they know what you mean.
sammyjo06 14
I've never heard or read the word "copacetic" before in my life. I read a fair amount, too, and I have a decent vocabulary. That being said, I wouldn't fault you for using a word that I don't know, but according to dictionary.com, copacetic means "very satisfactory". Wouldn't it make more sense in a retail setting to simply say you wanted everything to be satisfactory for the customer?
KoalaBek 23
It's entirely not your fault other people don't exploit the beauty of or take an interest in the English language. I once described something that was patent leather and was sassily told; "Blatant. It's blatant leather." We're surrounded by idiots.