Pants on fire

Jamie - 04/04/2009 14:42 - United States

Today, I was at working at Burger King as a cashier. A girl I met last night came in and said, "Aren't you that guy from last night?" Last night, I had told her I was going to medical school and was going to be a doctor in less than a year. FML
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you could have just told her you were working there part time to help pay for med school

CaptainPat 0

"yeah, i am, i'm working here until i graduate, i have a class later today, but if you want we can hang out later" Damn man, if you're gonna lie at least do it right

CaptainPat 0

PS, #19, depending on the state you live in it varies, some states it's 15, but in most 1t's 16, and you can't do certain tasks untill you are 18. -I used to work there.

If you were lying, that was a stupid choice and you deserved to get caught. But there really isn't any shame in working at a fast food place. It's a source of income. If someone looks down on you for it, they aren't worth your time.

intothevoid612 0

and we're supposed to feel sorry for you? How about you just don't lie about your job, especially when your real job involves a lot of interaction with people.

freddie_fml 0

What, medical students can't have part-time jobs? But yeah, you learned a lesson about lying, didn't you.

saprpk 1

uhm maybe its jsut me but i swear i read this... like from the girls perspective.... on this site..

greatnt249 0

"And??? I think most people in med school have jobs on the side." No, they don't; they're usually up to their eyeballs in school and lab work. On top of that, after the first two years of school, they'll be doing extensive clinical rotations; those don't leave extra time to flip burgers. The OP got caught in a lie, and I'm glad it blew up in his face; people like you don't deserve to get credit for hard work you didn't do.

Yes, life in med school was busy, especially during my clinical years, but I was working throughout my entire degree and at several points wasjuggling up to 3 part-time jobs, yet I successfully graduated with above average results, so I don't think it's reasonable to generalise and say that we all don't have time to work. And while it was a challenge, I don't think being a doctor necessarily makes me a better person than someone who works at Burger King, so I'm actually not offended that the OP lied, but I am a little surprised and amused that he bothered to do so.

#19, chaldo 97. Are you some sort of paedophile or something?

you work at burger king? your life was already ****** before this.

YDI for being a loser. Have fun working at BK for the rest of your life!