By Fibericon - 17/08/2009 20:02 - Taiwan
agreeclassic
59 062
vote type 1
5 467
awkwardchick333
Not specified
0
Followed
Followed
0
Followers
Followers
10
Badges!
Badges!
0
Comments
Comments
540
Visits
Visits
1
Favorites
Favorites
A propos de Awkwardchick333
Not specifiedAwkwardchick333 - Followers
Awkwardchick333 - Followed
Awkwardchick333's page visits
Fucked!
Awkwardchick333's FML badges
65_badgename
65_badgedesc
57_badgename
57_badgedesc
60_badgename
60_badgedesc
24_badgename
24_badgedesc
19_badgename
19_badgedesc
18_badgename
18_badgedesc
15_badgename
15_badgedesc
62_badgename
62_badgedesc
63_badgename
63_badgedesc
9_badgename
9_badgedesc
61_badgename
61_badgedesc
54_badgename
54_badgedesc
49_badgename
49_badgedesc
48_badgename
48_badgedesc
47_badgename
47_badgedesc
45_badgename
45_badgedesc
44_badgename
44_badgedesc
14_badgename
14_badgedesc
13_badgename
13_badgedesc
10_badgename
10_badgedesc
5_badgename
5_badgedesc
Wow, didn't expect this many comments. I talked to my boss about it today. The coworker had actually lodged a complaint, but conveniently forgot to mention the whole thing about a lighter that looks like a gun. He doesn't work there anymore. The main reason I thought I was going to lose my job was that he had worked there for a lot longer than I had. I've been there less than a year. I was worried that he could have said anything he wanted and I'd end up with the shit end of the stick just because I was new. As for whether or not I over reacted, maybe I could have taken a moment to analyze the situation, but it's not like he was trying to take my wallet or telling me to do anything. He silently pointed a "gun" at me. The last time I spoke to him I had said to him was that his English sucked and he shouldn't be teaching (I work at an ESL institute). The next time I saw him, gun in the face. I asked a cop friend from the states about it, he said if someone pointed that at him they'd get shot.