Pleased to meet you
Today, a thirty-something guy swaggered into my workplace. He was wearing shutter shades and torn jeans, and claimed to be our new boss. I called security to throw him out, at which point he produced his ID and let me know I'd be attending an employee review session next week. FML
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Vaporify 4
But I don't blame you, who can take him seriously if he's not professional?
Glitterhinoceros 14
People still wear shutter shades?
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Epikouros 32
It could've been worse, OP. If you hadn't tried to throw him out, you would've had to work for Mr. Kewl Boss.
SincerelyAna11 0
He should appreciate how cautious you are and how you're always looking out at the customers... You can't trust everyone
capslockisgood 19
Swagger; now a verb.
Stoopid_life 2
Swaggered sounds like waddled but for idiots..
Complaining 13
This depends on where you work.
gemini_tw 1
I really wish you would tell us where you work
madeinafrica 1
You better hope he does not read FML - the only thing worse than a rude or judgemental employee is one who is mean about their boss behind their back and online...
janeybean 4
He "swaggered" ? Lol
TcheQ 12
YDI, for judging someone on their appearance, even if your new boss dresses like a douche
KBurns207 17
It all depends on the job you're working at. I'm a driver at a pizza place and our new owner practically did the same thing (minus the shutter shades) and I didn't know he was the owner for like 2 weeks. But it's not a job where you have to act pro so you can get away with it. But again, it's a pizza place.