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davey d United Kingdom

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Today, I asked a co-worker if he'd cover for me while I slipped out to cash some money at the bank. When I got back, I found out that when he said "yeah, sure" he actually meant "yeah, sure, I'll tell the boss and get your dumb arse suspended". FML

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He could have just said no.

Someone's looking for a raise. That sucks

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I might as well be delusional, but I really can't find another meaning for "yea, sure" than a positive response.

geekstinkbreath 9

Maybe you shouldn't "slip out" while you're on the job. Your ass could be replaced in an instant in this economy.

How exactly does one "cash some money?"

conqueror57 11

This

By putting the cash in their bank accounts, dumbasses. Try getting out more and learn some Brit's English.

I agree , you life actually sucks!

McNerdyNerd 8

Yeah that's right. Get mad at someone else because you're too irresponsible to stay and actually work at your job. That makes sense.

I am actually shocked that more people are angry at the coworker than OP for leaving his place of employment and running a personal errand, on the clock.

PistolWhiper93 0

Hmm... it seems u must rethink who they trust no?

**** him bad

mrsmaglietta 6

Dick move