Story 4: OP was willing to sacrifice some of their productivity so other employees could have a fair shot a bonus, and the new boss decided to shut that down. Sure, he was under pressure from his boss, but still. Good thing that OP showed how it would hurt the team
I'm always reminded of the movie big, with the scene about not making others look bad by getting too much done. It's kinda true in that if you go all out 100%, employers think that's your basic 50-60% effort.
Honestly, I got serious 'that guy' vibes from this post. Massively inflated sense of self worth, basically a delusional narcissist. Every workplace has one and they're all insufferable.
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Story 1: I really hate the "you know what [Person]" line that people say because no, we don't. If she wanted boneless wings in the calzone, *she could've just mentioned that she wanted the wings to be boneless,* not just say that she wants wings in the calzone and expect the chef to take the bones out We're not psychics, be as specific as possible
OP clearly knew what the customer wanted, OP refused to confirm whether they wanted bones and specifically said "are you sure you want *wings*" OP intentionally set them up. Thats not malicious compliance, thats just malicious
Story 1: I hate it when some places have a spineless manager who doesn’t stick up for their staff (when they’re in the right) against rude customers. It’s why some people never learn to be polite to retail/hospitality staff. There’s always one place that will STILL give them a refund/make them new food/apologise/let them have their own way 🙄
And it's that one business that will set the standard for _all_ others with these stuck-up grunts who were never told no during their entire childhoods. It's become an epidemic across all work industries, not just for retail and restaurants but also even communal services like schools, hospitals and emergency response. The less these people get punished for their entitlement, the more they will continue doing what they do until they cross someone who's egotistic enough to respond to their behavior with violence. As modern civilizations, we've failed to enforce baseline parental disciplining required to be deemed progressive and empathic, and now we not only suffer the consequences through entitlement and illogical hypocrisy but also revert to extremist conservative values. It's so bad that people can't tell right from wrong anymore, lacks respect and rationality, and even casually brush off serious issues as hoaxes or jokes/pranks.
Man, imagine your entire family refusing to let you forget that time you badmouthed your cousin to get more brownie points even though it’s been twelve years.
@@animeotaku307 plus I don’t she wants to admit because she’ll be admitting to being ableist. Either way hope the MC continues for at least another 12 years
On the Cyprus story, I was wondering why they were still punishing for something she did when she was 14... and then that ending where she refuses to admit what she did wrong or apologize. Yeah, keep puling on those dishes.
@@dustypaladin9216 Each sin can be used as motivation, it's when you let them consume you that there's a problem, there are plenty of people who've made change in the world or made their lives better out of spite or just to be lazy.
"GET ME WHAT I ORDERED!" "But...." "DID I STUTTER!?" "Here's your order." "HOW DARE YOU GIVE ME EXACTLY WHAT I ORDERED! YOU SHOULD HAVE KNOWN WHAT I ACTUALLY MEANT!"
Yeah like I went out to eat and ordered a salad. When my food arrived what did they give me a salad! When I said salad I meant steak! How could they not know!?
This has the same energy as the trashy women who says how they want something, gets upset about when their BF's buy it for them, then goes on social media to rant about it for all their friends to see. That's some despicably manipulative and gaslighting behavior. Such widespread and weaponized entitlement should be criminally punishable, and the way it isn't already says a lot about our governance. It's no wonder that racism, sexism and victim blaming is still such a common issue - we're basically regressing on a social level.
considering that they're still penny pinchers though, OP will have them at least feel sour about it for a day or so. that in and of itself is also a little bit of deserved karma :)
yes this is true. but it is also true that most millionaires would have raged over the loss of those $10. also isn't some of that $8000 coming from OP? so OP saved some money by screwing over a greed bank!
It's like that story I've heard of a cruise ship corporation that dumps all their garbage into the ocean, and the fines they get are actually cheaper than disposing of their garbage the legal way. All that's done is enabling their environmental pollution so they could make an even greater profit. Ideally they should be forced to pay the legal disposing cost _on top of_ the fine, so that way they have no choice but to do things the right way in order to stay afloat (pun intended).
To be honest, when it first said boneless pizza, I thought it meant pizza without the crust. Whenever my family got pizza, sometimes they would give the crust to the dogs, and they called the crust “the bones”.
Story 1: Tbh, I'll be laughing WITH OP if I were the manager. I mean, she did say she wants chicken wings, not chicken MEAT. Manager is a butthole for firing OP for confirming what they said though. Stand up for your employees dude, jeez!
@@RedK5 Well, they asked for chicken wings on it, not chicken wing meat. Honestly, the manager is just a spineless coward, who cannot even get the courage to tell the customer that they got what they asked for, and it was confirmed by an employee that they wanted chicken wing, not just the meat.
Spineless employers will always exist as long as they're not pressured by unions and/or religiously operate by the outdated policy "the customer is always right". That's why big brands like Amazon and Starbucks should be boycotted on a definite scale due to their horrible working conditions and mistreatment of employees, coupled with how harshly they respond to any attempts at being unionized. If they don't value the people working for them, they don't deserve to be in business.
the worst thing about the pizza story is because of the "the customer is always right" food service policy OP literally couldn't say no to the absolutely stupid order without basically getting fired anyway
Classic "Damned if you do, damned if you don't" scenario. Might as well had quit on the spot and saved themselves the headache if they'd known that the outcome would be the same. Would've made a nice r/Antiwork post and sent a rough message to the business at the same time.
In addition to "never mess with IT" and "don't cut down other people's trees" the third rule is "new managers should leave things the way they are until they are totally familiar with how everything works and why."
Story1: that boss must have been a hard ass, total polar opposite of my friends boss who delt with a karen who attempted to get their new waiter to put none boneless wings in her calzone to get a free meal n get the waiter in trouble, the manager purposely put boneless in and when she went to complain after eating half he opened it showing a half eaten wing and she freaked out thinking she ate the bones n ran to her car n called 911, the manager showed the cops that the chicken was boneless and she was banned from the store
With the first story, if it was me as the customer, and my daughter (If I had one) ordered something like that, I'd be "oh, sorry, guess we should've been more specific" and re-ordered it or something and then move on. Employees comply with what is ordered, plain and simple, and it isn't like you can expect people to cater to your _intent_ like they can read your mind. Their job is not to pamper you, but to go with what everyone is ordering and keep up the pace. Also, there was _ANOTHER_ malicious compliance story, involving pizza as well, where a much more low-key place _tried to_ comply with the "spirit over the law" of what the customer was ordering, a well done pizza, but ignored his specification of "5 minutes over" because that would burn it, and when he arrived and picked up his good pizza, he got angry and _made_ them do it "the way that I ordered", even though that DID burn it. There's no winning with some people, so I go on the side of the employees in cases like this.
@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 not only was it not the W they thought but also there is no way that average sized leaf pile took a truck multiple trips. It's no where near the 15' long 12' tall wall of leaves he described in the post. Man tried to comply maliciously, just complied instead, and then lied about it, but sent receipts to show he lied lol
Imagine getting fired for giving a customer exactly what they asked for, especially when they aren't even the one who made the food. What a stupid boss.
One thing I hate is when a parent denies their kids a chance to learn a language of their family. I learned that most of my family that live in Louisiana can speak creole. My grandparents, who moved to Texas, also spoke it but refused to teach the kids. So now I would have to do self study to learn the language.
The Greek story is great! Half my siblings call me retarded to my face, the other half don’t realize I’m aware of it. So it’s nice to see the universe has its ways handling these types of people, sometimes.
Hearing about the malicious compliance against Bank of America made my day! I closed my account with them 20 years ago because of their poor servicing and how fee happy they had become.
My wife and I were at a restaurant in France, and on the menu was a dish that translated literally as “duck leg pIzza”. We just had to try it and, indeed, it was exactly as described. We had quite a laugh!
Story 1: OP probably only got fired because they could've choked or gotten hurt with the bones. Yeah it was funny but those Itty bitty bones could've really caused a lawsuit
Pretty sure they would have been fine, the waiter confirmed twice that was what they ordered in a restaurant full of witnesses. It’s the family’s fault for being stupid enough to order chicken wings in a freakin’ calzone 🤦🏻♀️
OP said they didn't have boneless wings back then, so they should have known that it would have bones. That's why OP kept trying to confirm their order.
Story 1: If you meant chicken meat, why did you ask for chicken wings? I love chicken on a pizza and frequently ask for it as an extra topping. Not once have I asked for chicken wings on a pizza, whilst meaning chicken meat.
Story 1: I'm confliced between pointing out that a Buffalo Chicken calzone is far from uncommon, and pointing out that the customer never ordered a Buffalo Chicken calzone, they just ordered chicken wings in the calzone. I also gotta doc points from the manager, because despite the common addage, the customer is NOT always right. Story 3: So basically, it's a continuous Malicious Compliance. Story 5: I used to like BoA. But that was over 8 years ago, and I never got involved with loans.
Good episode. At 5:53 or so, a small correction: the country is indeed pronounced Sigh-pruss, but the ethnicity is pronounced Sip-ree-ut when speaking English.
The first story: OP got fired over that crap? Talk about wrongful termination. It sounds like OP didn't really care that they were terminated, but just did what the guest asked for! The customer is always right, right? They're not, but that's what a lot of managers and bosses live by.
the father probably threatened a lawsuit if he didn't get fired (the daughter could of choked on a small chicken bone) and many managers usually consider terminating someones employment cheaper than handling legal action even if its wrongful or has no chance of winning
OMG the ending of the 3rd story is GOLD. The whole family actually knew, played along... and keeps playing along LOL 😂 Sounds like an awesome family 👍🏼
Last story: I was screwed over by the Bank of America over a credit card many years ago. I will never do business with those a-holes again. I'm glad that this person cost them some money.
Story 5: I get that they're trying to inconvenience the bank, but I feel bad for the poor teller and manager that had to deal with the transaction (for the first branch).
@@theskyisteal8346 I have a lot of former bank tellers in my family. It just makes things go so much more slowly throughout their entire day. That bulk of counting and then having to deal with the aftermath. It's just a lot for someone who didn't cause the problem in the first place. It's kind of like calling a call center and screaming at the first person who picks up.
The second story is absolutely epic. That's an absolute case of I understand what you're saying. In what world did OP's cousin not think that OP, in the very least, understood Greek? It's part of their heritage. For example, I'm of Italian descent. I'm not fluent in the language by any means but I understand a great deal of it. If someone were to be talking about me in Italian, I would, most likely, be able to get the gist of it. I say good on OP for playing the long game.
That's the thing! It's still going on b/c the cousin refusing to admit that she lied! All the cousin has to do is literally admit that she lied and apologize to OP for what she said and doing so behind OP's back! But the cousin won't swallow their pride!
Cyprus is divided between the Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus because Cyprus is comprised of Greeks and Turks and when in the 20th century the Greek Cypriuts overthrown the government of Cyprus and wanted to unify the island with Greece. Because of this Turkey invaded the island to protect it's citizens. Which is why Cyprus is split today.
*Douchécanoe:* "We would like a calzone, filed with whole, unboned chicken wings, s'il vous plaît." (For clarification, *"unboned"* as a verb means the simple past tense and past participle of *unbone:* Not having had the bones removed. To bone something, in this specific context, is to *_remove_* its bones.) *OP:* "You want the wings, specifically, the boneiest part of the chicken, the part with the absolute least meat on it; baked inside a calzone, a dish traditionally served without bones?" *Douchécanoe:* "I am speaking perfect English, why can't you understand me!" *OP:* (Thinking) Preeetty sure 's'il vous plaît' is not English, but Okay. "Just to confirm, you don't just want a _chicken calzone?_ Because chicken calzones are an actual item on the menu, there's a big exaggerated picture of one right there, there's no ambiguation about what you're getting... outside of the usual misleading proportion size/camera trickery." *Douchécanoe:* "I've said all I'll say, and I won't even take this confusion about it as a context clue that maybe, _just maybe_ further clarification is needed. Bring me the order as specified, or I'll have your job!" *Tara Strong:* "No one could have predicted what happened next..." *Douchécanoe:* As his daughter finds a bone in her whole, unboned three-handled, chicken wing filed calzone: *Pikachu Face*
In the last story, the first manager sounds like a cool dude. That's why OP decided to go to another BoA branch because OP did not want to inconvenience the cool dude.
First story: Honestly its stories like this that finally got me to acknowledge that both "at will employment" and "contract employment" each have pros and cons. Sure, you boss may legally be able to force you to work under contract employment, but at least they cant fire you for no reason either. And what's worse is there is no legal action that can be done against the manager, despite the employee breaking no rules, no laws, no regulations, and the company didnt even a back up hire ready.
First Story: When I think of boneless pizza I think of Sethical lmao. They got exactly what they asked for so why are they complaining? Wooow, why did OP get fired?! Second Story: Wait, OP paid their neighbor for leaves? Anyway, wow that is a big ass pile of leaves lmao Third Story: Lmaoooo that is hilarious. That is why u shouldn’t talk about someone in another language without knowing if that person can’t understand them. Grandma said it perfectly Fourth Story: OP's boss shouldn’t have messed up something that worked. All he did was screw the team over just by doing what the boss said Fifth Story: Well this is something new for me. I bank with Bank of America. I’m glad I learned this now than later
I imagine if after ordering he literally delivered an order that was completely boneless (cheese comes from the cow, which has bones, things like that). But it's sad he got fired for following what was asked.
You know, I clicked on the title thinking "Ha, that actually happened to me once." I got a bone on my pizza... it wasn't even a chicken pizza, or anything. It was a run-of-the-mil, over-the-counter $5 pepperoni pizza from Little Caesar's, and there was a tiny (presumably) chicken bone hiding under a slice of pepperoni. I never reported it to anyone, because there's no way I could prove it, I had already brought the pizza home, the most I can possibly do is post it to r/trueoffmychest and wait for the redditors to say "and then everyone clapped." Anyhow, this story was completely different than I expected...
I would have taken those leaves free of charge! That turns to black gold. Black leave mold is awesome for my red wiggler compost worms as well. Lol. Give me your leaves!! Lol
Last story is the reason I am glad UK has a law that allows you to refuse coins as payment over a certain amount. Those malicious compliances/revenges usually just mean that some poor clerk/cashier has to spend time counting stupid amount of coins. Most of the time you're not sticking it to the people who are responsible for your situation.
In the US, it depends on what you are trying to pay and where. Stores, gas stations and restaurants, for instance can refuse to accept certain size bills and coins and many do. If you are trying to pay a debt, loan and most bills that you owe on, they have to accept all legal tenders. The bank legally can't refuse to accept bills or coins from someone who is trying to pay on their loan, especially since the money came from another bank. You are right, it's the poor clerks and staff that have to suffer and count all of it and it doesn't effect upper management or the people who made such decisions. Those people don't care because it doesn't effect them directly.
I thought the Turks eliminated Cypress and turned it into a ghost town in the Cypress war in 1976. I vaguely remember this at 3, because the Greek girl my age that I used to play with across the street in Istanbul disappeared quickly. Not long after my father was transferred to Michigan with the military.
Story 5: I don't know what it's like in America, but in Australia, companies are absolutely able to deny people paying in coins even though it's legal tender. A company has the right to set the rules with how it takes payment. Case and point - A lot of places stopped taking cash altogether when everything reopened after the pandemic, only allowing card transactions.
In the US, it depends on what someone is trying to pay and where. Places like stores, gas stations and restaurants can refuse to accept coins or certain size bills. If you're paying a debt, loan and most bills, that are due, they have to accept all legal tender, cash and coins of all sizes. Bills can include rent, utility bills, etc. Of course there are some exceptions. But banks have to take all legal tenders for their loans. It's crazy that a bank would try to refuse to take legal tender that came from another bank.
Story 1: op seems like a dick. Like first, it's a choking hazard. Second, like I'm autistic and pretty oblivious, but even I was thinking throughout the story, dude they don't want BONES. Third, would this be funny to people if it turned out English was their second language and they didn't realize they were using the wrong words? Probably not. Fourth, you just know op was a problem if the manager sent op away to talk to the customers and then fired them on the spot because they were done.
the story about the support agent and languages reminds me of when i worked in that sector and we could only reply to tickets in the languages we had tested in and also couldnt get paid extra if we hadnt test in that language. because my position only required english and french from me i didnt test in any other language but my german would have been more than sufficient to reply to tickets... welp one day the german team is drowning in tickets for some reasons and asking for help, i simply said "but i'm not qualified enouuuugh" XD
Boneless pizza is reminding me when I saw crustless Chicken Pot Pie at work today. That's just random veggies and chicken then! There's also double stuffed thin Oceos. I'll let you ponder that one... Hit em Boneless!
Story one... so, wrongful dismissal, rake the manager over the coals a little? Seems simple enough. Customer asks for X, X is questioned, they reiterate, they're given what they asked for. Wings are wings, you don't generally call them that unless they have the bones.
I'm struggling to remember a story my friend from high school told me, but it's on the same vein as the boneless pizza. I can't remember what the order was or what was dumb about it, but the finale was essentially "I tried to explain to you 4 times that this is a bad idea. 4 times, you interrupted me to tell me that's what you wanted, and went to great lengths to insult my intelligence. There's only so much I'm willing to take, and you found out my limit. Good job, enjoy your meal."
Story 2: Cousin: OP is so clumsy! Great aunt: cousin please clean up Cousin: OP should do it! She can’t say someone is sooooo clumsy and then pass off work to them it’s not just about lying but she literally told her great aunt that OP couldn’t do the work, what did she expect??
No more bonuses because of my new bosses orders. Yoa, more people need to learn a low stress / low responsibility job is the best. Forget chasing that bag. I'm chasing a good book and time with friends.
I agree with the person in the comments on the first story, but the reason OP was probably fired was because of the major risk that could have came with biting into a calzone with bones in it. Obviously, I wouldn't say that's OP's fault entirely, but I feel like the cookers should have taken the hint that they wanted the wing meat and not the actual bones inside. Maybe im thinking about this the wrong way? Overall I don't think any of the workers are entirely wrong, but I feel like the manager was justified for firing OP.
I feel similarly but I think he did it so employees would complain directly to corporate. Also OP said he went to one w bad reviews about the manager. Kinda softens the blow but still not great behavior.
@@sdfm12 corporate doesn't give a f when employees complain. Likely employee gets docked for not giving a convincing enough pitch for digital payment methods.
I agree 100% and I feel bad for those employees! These things don't usually affect the people who made those actual decisions. Corporate doesn't usually listen to employees when they bring these issues to them and you have to just do what they say.
Common sense says don't put bones in food like that. It's a choking hazard. That said, chicken wing meat is all she could have had to say. But again, common sense can work both ways. Don't put a choking hazard into your food because that's a lawsuit waiting to happen, no matter how to the T you argue in court about someone's order
I am currently at work sitting on my ass because we have nothing to do. We finished our work all the way u to February. We won't be getting an new work until January. I am also disabled so they cannot send me to a different position to help out. I am getting paid to browse youtube. Not sure what this has to do with the video, just bragging.
Last story: I never understood the concept of "convenience fees". Why make people pay for doing what's easier for them to do? And hell, doesn't the easier route for costumers also tend to be easier for the company too?
Hi. I haven’t watched any of the video yet. I was very confused when I was younger, When the whole “Boneless Pizza” meme was going around. All my life, In my house, We called the crust of pizza the “Bone”. My brother ate the bone. My sister didn’t like eating the pizza bones. I always ate my pizza bones. So when I first heard about “Boneless pizza” in middle school, I didn’t understand it. Yeah, They wanted it crustless. Ok. What’s the big deal? It took me a couple weeks of the meme being repeated ad nauseum to realize that _no, Most people do not have a colloquial term for the crust, And do in fact just call it the crust._
To be clear, I don't think they deserve to be fired either - but surely in story 1, the wait staff just relay the order, and it can only the kitchen staff's responsibility what goes into the food? Surely the cooks are the ones who should "know what they mean" and "know" that they should only have put chicken meat in? How could that ever be the wait staff's fault?
OP in the last story really missed an opportunity. In the US, any debt collector (anybody that you owe money to) legally has to accept any form of legal US tender as payment or else they forfeit the entire debt and you no longer owe a single penny. If OP had got that bank manager refusing the quarters on video, he could have legally got his entire debt wiped clean and there's absolutely nothing BoA could have done about it.
Suddenly I don't feel so derpy for accidentally ordering a McChicken sandwich at a KFC. Every one of us laughed like fools when I face palmed myself immediately after i said it. Lol🤪🤣
I went to Tim Horton's and ordered Mcmuffins.. then ate my portion..wondered why it sucked..took the rest home to hubby And then realised my mistake. I even thought Why do they have doughnuts..It was In the mall and Tim's was main floor.. McD's was basement!
In the first story l could laugh along with everyone over the stupidity of the father, however giving a young girl what should be a boneless meal, bones in her meal is quite dangerous, my nephew had some fish & chips at a restaurant, the fish had a cluster of bones that got stuck in his throat, he couldn't breathe, he ended up in a coma and life support for three months before my brother and his wife had to make the heart breaking decision to yank the cord out the wall, lol gotcha!
BofA was bailed out in 2008, and now they are on the top six investors in all big pharma, all media, and probably most products we buy. Think Vangard, Blackrock, State Street, JP Morgan, Chase.
Tech support story: I had a similar situation with the opposite result. I was a sysadmin at a medium sized company with no path to advancement unless I wanted to relocate, which I didn't. I ended up taking a desktop support job which I was way overqualified for at a much larger company because there was more advancement opportunity, and they initially said they would prefer to hire me as desktop to see if I "know [my] stuff" and to "get [me] used to the environment" with the option to get promoted back to sysadmin later. Well, most desktop techs were doing 40-60 tickets/month. The GOOD ones were doing as much as 80. I was doing over 100/mo every month since I started. When it came time to promote me, I kept getting passed over. Why promote me when I'm basically doing the job of two people for the price of one? I did end up getting promoted, but I had to do it behind my manager's back because I knew there was no way they'd let me go to another team if they had a say.
Story 1, totally sucks that he got fired but bones in a pizza is a hazard. the person eating it could be seriously injured. yes it’s what they asked for but op should have asked the manager first and explained there will be bones in the pizza. or just say no cuz you cant put bones in a pizza.
@@linuxuser4895 So paying with coins is a right leaning political action? Wtf? I'm glad we can set rules that don't allow people to screw over innocent bank tellers just going to work and doing their jobs.
@@mariposa9506 How is it screwing over innocent tellers? They get paid the same if they're counting coins or not. I've had more than one job where I was asked to do silly stuff that wasted time, but I still got paid the same. I just took an opportunity to throw shade at Canada. Justin Trudeau is still the prime minister? My condolences.
For the last story, what kind of bank doesn't have a coin counting machine? It should just be a matter of dumping the bag of coins into a funnel and it spits out a number after a minute or two.
5:22 - Partially incorrect, whole Cyprus is not Greek, Cyprus is actually split into two parts Southern Cyprus (Greek Cypriots side and part of European Union) and Northern Cyprus (Turkish Cypriots side and part of Turkish Government, not part of EU (suspended)). Hope that make sense. Op most likely visited Southern Cyprus which is Greek side.
Story 1: this is just a speculation I have no evidence but I’d put a little bit of money on this that this dad has done this before and it’s a way to get spineless managers to give you free food because if I’m asking for something with chicken in it I don’t ask for chicken wings in the item because your saying an extra word for the in most cases same outcome and most items that have chicken added to them have breast not wing.
As a ten year old boy I started shining shoes. I opened a savings account with Bank of America. I would deposit $10.00 a week and use the rest to buy a model to build over the weekend. I had about $250.00 in the bank when we moved. At 16 I got a car and went to BoA to withdraw my money. They informed me I had no account. I showed my BoA bank book. They then said they would return my money but they would not pay the interest because I was a minor when I opened the account. I haven't dealt with BoA (butt full of aggravation) since.
Story 4 is EXACTLY the kind of work I want. I do work in an inbound call centre, but the calls and work type is so stressful. Also, due to the nature of the calls we weren't allowed music, movies, even mobiles! Though we have been working from home, there are non stop calls meaning I can't enjoy any of the downtime like the OP was stating. We have now move to a "hybrid" model (60% office, 40% home) which makes it even worse. I should also mention that I suffer from depression and anxiety... yeah, not a great mix.
1 story: I would not have fired OP but reprimand them. If someone wants chicken in something not on its own or in a soup it is fair to assume that they want the bones removed.
I'd have been on the phone with headquarters! You gonna fire me for giving the customer what they asked for after confirming twice? Now THAT'S a Sh*t manager!
In a call center having on person do 70% of the work is not sustainable because when you get a call you can only take one call at a time so when queue backs up it looks really poor on the team. Chats/emails are okay but there has to be a balance anyways so they couldn’t fire the rest of the people because of the availability for calls. It’s a nice security for your job.
BofA won't accept any check written by me or anyone that doesn't have flawless handwriting. even tho mine get accepted by other banks. work requires the use of checks and sometimes the amount varies.
Christopher Tidus used to bash Bank of America at every single show. He said right into the camera on his special "Fix it or I'll talk about you every single show". I think he had a hell of a point.
First story OP was in the wrong. It's a calzone they meant chicken not chicken wings. Op knew that's what they meant. Op put in the wrong order anyway.
I'm not sure what the total profit was on my home mortgage. We paid a 50% down payment on a relatively inexpensive home, and paid them in full in 3 years. (We lived poor for a while) I paid at least $100K less than if I had paid monthly for 30 years. (Before you attack, yes, I know that having a good income and overpaying mortgage is MUCH different from living paycheck- to-paycheck.} Years earlier, I, like most Americans, lived for at least a year on rice, beans and vitamins with roommates.
Bank of America is one of the worst banks for services of loans. I've had experience with them before. They bought my truck loan from another bank. So I did a voluntary repossession and then filed bankruptcy so they had eat the loan.
I hate Bank of America. When my husband and I moved in together and mingled our finances, I noticed he was being charged a monthly $10 fee from BoA. He had been charged this fee every month for the over ten years he had been with the bank! I immediately had him call the bank and close his account. They said they’d waive the fee since his direct deposits qualified, which enraged me more because, if he qualified, why didn’t they just waive the fee automatically?! He had an old credit card with BoA we wanted to keep for his credit’s sake, but without the bank account, we couldn’t pay its monthly balance online anymore (it has good rewards). The website wouldn’t even give us the option to pay it online using an account from another bank, like every other bank does! And I know BoA can let you pay your credit cards online with another bank’s account because I have a BoA credit card and never had a bank account with them, and I can pay it online. To this day, we still have to call Bank of America in order to pay the monthly balance of my husband’s credit card.
