What Was Your “Frick It, I’m Done” Moment? 

I walked out of my job after they accused me of being lazy (night shift, tasks were done). By law I wasn’t required to give any notice so I laughed when a co-worker told me how the boss had to work my shifts.

During a home invasion robbery I saw my husband murdered so Yeah, I called in and in my state of shock told my manager that due to the situation I honestly did not know when I would be back. Said I would keep in touch. Manager was great and understood that not only did I have my husbands death to deal with but had to deal with the police and all that. He and I spoke almost daily. Fast forward 10 days and I got a call during the memorial service (the end of the service) from the DM wanting to know that now the service was done what time could I get to work that afternoon. I explained that I need a few more days (I was a wreck) and he began to lecture me on responsibility. I cut him off and said I would be there in an hour. I was the Assistant Manager. I went in as soon as the guests had left and I got my kids situated and there he was at the office door saying "I thought you said you would be here 5 minutes ago?" "Well I am here now and you can kiss my %$#^&%$" Tossed him the store keys and left.

When I’ve been an audio visual technician for 6 years making $15 an hour, only to find out that the new hires I’ve been training the past two years were starting at $17 an hour. I immediately put in my two week notice. Now I’m making $42 an hour lol. Crazy how leaving bad situations can sometimes lead you to better opportunities.

Fell 10+ feet at work and landed head first on the concrete floor on a Friday, spent the weekend in the ICU, boss called me Monday morning screaming at me for being late while I was still in the hospital. He was there when I went to the hospital Friday. Yeah, took 2 weeks sick leave and quit.

The Kirby vacuum cleaners one resonates with me. I applied for what was supposed to be a desk job at an advertising company. Travelled an hour to get to the interview, took copious notes from the job listing so that I could make sure to bring up the things they were looking for. The day before my interview, I get an email saying it will be a working interview, and also a group one. Okay. I get there, and me and my fellow hopefuls find ourselves in what is clearly a very recently (and temporarily) rented office. We have our individual interviews, and then we're taken out of the office and led to the tube station, all the while being fed what's clearly a pitch by the three people who were conducting our interview. Specifically, they were telling us some suspiciously MLM sounding stuff about how much we COULD earn if we rose up through the ranks and got to lead our own team, etc. etc. We arrive in the middle of a market square, where we help them set up a tent and display, and they finally tell us that we're there to stop people in the street and try to get them to sign up for a fucking credit card. They also mentioned that we were in this area in particular *because it was a low-income area.* I said on the spot that I was no longer interested in the job, and left. I wasn't the only person.

I started my very 1st job at 14. It was a supermarket. After about 3 years, they said they would promote me from packing bags to working in the bakery. There would be no pay raise but it would be a lot less noisy. They day I was to start there, they told me someone else had been hired for that position and I would be put in there too in the following months. The job didn't pay much, the new male boss had been really creepy towards me at the Christmas party & I had a long b8s trip to get there & home again. Same thing happened again. The third time they said it, I quit. They were shocked & told me I had to stay. I was genuinely puzzled they'd said I had to stay & asked why exactly I had to stay. Apparently, that was impertinent & was told off like a naughty schoolgirl. I have never shopped there again. And I was told that creepy boss was fired not too long after I quit.

A roommate who I thought was a friend. She was working at the time. Her husband, my other roommate, and I had picked her up. He had stayed in the car. I had gone in and gotten myself a blended mocha drink from my fav shop. I then proceeded to go pick her up. She as soon as she got off work, started reaming into me. To the point I got mad and wasted most of a great drink. ..She quieted down as soon as we got to the car. But on the way home. Had to stop at a Walgreens for her husband to go pick up a couple of things. As soon as he left the car. She started in on me again. I got to the point that I decided not to take anymore of it. So I got out and walked the distance home. ..Luckily for her, he had a copy of my keys. And drove the car home. She had a smug look on her face due to me walking home. And I got reamed out by him. I pointed out that what was the reason I did what I did. ..She didn't have that look for long. Due to after chewing me out for doing something dangerous(Brooklyn Park has several gangs living in it). She also got royally chewed out as well.

Whenever you get any kind of promise from your employer about raises, promotions, any increase/decrease in hours, any change of responsibilities, etc., always always ALWAYS get it in writing! Even if you like your job, even if they're great people. Never forget that companies are out to make money, and even the best ones can and will eventually screw you over to earn an extra buck. Never ever EVER trust the word of someone -- anyone -- when money is on the line. There are married people who kill their partners over money, so why would you ever trust an employer to not screw you over if given a juicy enough reason? GET THAT SHIT IN WRITING! EVERY SINGLE TIME!!!

I left for a weeklong vacation the last full week of June. I returned on Monday and was called in by our ED, who matter-of-factly informed me that I was terminated and my last day would be Wednesday, the end of the fiscal year. No good explanation that I could see--excellent marks on my last evaluation and just pulled off a major project for them which I managed from start to finish. Things had been a little tense between me and the ED lately, but I put it down to stress over an upcoming fundraiser that wasn't coming together. Nothing that would justify being thrown out the door that very week, even if she was trying to "take the company in a new direction". The ED told me I could finish out the month but I didn't bother. I walked right out of that appointment and went home, coming back the next evening to pack up my office when the ED wasn't there. If I don't work for you... I don't work for you.

I worked overnight stock at a supermarket. They were remodeling the store so we all got kicked around to other stores. My new store was a nightmare. The boss was a big power trip. And his underling was no better. I did everything and leveled my aisles to the T. The dip sh!t undid all my work and started to yell at me. I looked at him and was like f this I'm done. You fix this I chucked my swipe card at him and walked out. The underling tried to stop me and I told him just the same... went in for my last chuck got called into the office and said nope. I quit give me my money and I will never step foot in this crap hole again. I got paid and left. The underling tried to yell at me in the lot. I just laughed and walked on. This was like. 16 years ago.

Love these. Had pleny of fast food/hs/college job ones. But I like the "professional/career" ones, just amazes me how seasoned management can be so incompetent. Mine was when, after working a place (8 years total) that for the previous 2 years I had been running my department because our manager was doing 2 managment jobs( and the other group needed it more), they finally gave him that manager job(he was good at it too, we were all happy for him). I put my hat in to manage the department I was already running. When they gave the job to someone else(less qualified), the boss as he was telling me the news, which I was "ok" with, then he dropped this gem: "I didnt' know you had prior management experience". I was like, dude YOU interviewed me before I took this job, and THAT was my previous job! I was like frick it, told my wife I was quitting, and she was like, it's about time, you hate that place! And put in my notice the following work day. Best decision I ever made, job wise. Wife was clearly the best decision I ever made.

leaving the entire program I majored in while in college because I can't deal with the prof never being there when you need them in class and making you feel dumb for asking genuine questions: also me being a stressed mess also adds to it. I hate the program and I'm not dealing with all of this crap for another semester so, I changed to something else.

I think I'm lucky to have a boring life in a boring Country where the worst thing that happened to me was getting negative messages online for opinions I have.

I worked in an ICU as a nurse for a long time. 3 months ago i had to kiss the head nurses ass to let me have 7 days off so i can go on a vacation with a bunch of friends. Finally she says "ok, but on one condition. You get to choose which month to work with no breaks" i look at her in disbelief and then she adds "oh if that's not ok with you, you can just leave." needles to say that next day she got my 3 weeks notice.

I read the stage performance contract for a cruise ship showgirl/dancer gig, hired a paralegal to help me out, and the paralegal warned me not to sign it. The contract was horrible, heavily favored the cruise line, had a noncompete agreement for three years after ending my work with them. I would have to pay for every meal, my room and board on the ship, and several other costs that I never had to pay when working similar cruise ship performer jobs. The demands and hours were unreasonable. I wouldn’t have made more than a total of $150 per day, before taxes. Glad I dodged that bullet.

In the last two years of secondary school, we had to apply for four different options (courses) and would have two lessons of each option per week. One of them was French. All the other choices were not for me so I had no choice but to take French. The problem? Firstly, I had not practised any French during the summer holidays and had become incredibly rusty except with the occasional vocabulary I already knew over the years. Secondly, I had a completely different teacher and the majority of the students in that class were in her classes. In our year groups, we were all put into four different sets depending on our skills (Set 1 being the dumbest kids and Set 4 being the smartest). Also, if you were in a certain set, you were taught completely separate topics. This was the case in the class I was put in. The students were very aware that my French skills had deteriorated and I was mocked for barely knowing anything. Whenever the teacher called me to translate a sentence into French, the class would all turn around in their seats and stare at me with dirty grins and giggling, knowing I will most likely mess up or not know it at all. Sometimes I guessed correctly and they would get mad when I didn't fail. I was so angry with everyone in that class that I refused to participate in group work. People would actively avoid me and even argue with each other over who would work with me. Even when I sat across from them without speaking, they would just sit and laugh like maniacs. What was the teacher doing during all this? Complaining that I was refusing to work with other students and wasn't putting two and two together when I would always come into class very unhappy or when the kids would stare and mock me openly. Don't get me wrong, she was a friendly teacher, but I was also getting mad at her for not understanding my situation. She tried to set up catch up lessons for me after school so I would be alone but it never improved. Even when my mum would email her about what was going on in her class, things were never addressed or fixed. When the written and oral exams came up, I decided that I was not going to put in any effort at all. The work was genuinely difficult so that made my stress increase. I was done and at the end of my tether. Ten minutes into the written exam, I was taken out the room because I couldn't write anything down. The oral exam (where it's just you, the teacher and a tape recorder) failed miserably too because I couldn't speak a full sentence and had no idea what the teacher was saying (in French). Fast forward to result day, everyone gets their grades. Then the teacher decides that it would be a great idea to announce in front of the (very silent) class that I got a U grade (a grade worse than an F) in both exams and that I had two options: 1. Retake both exams or 2. Start extra English classes in place of the other French lessons (extra English was where you are given additional support if you can barely read, write or spell. If not, it's a place where you can catch up on homework). I was so damn quick in selecting the second option and sarcastically thanked the teacher. I don't think the (still silent) students were prepared for my response. When packing my stuff to leave, I told them all that they all got what they wanted and they could now celebrate since they won't have to put up with me anymore. I made sure to slam the door as hard as I could on the way out, surprisingly that didn't make the glass panel shatter. Never been so glad to be out of that hellhole of a class.

Worked at a Wendy's where I quit in 4 weeks bc they had me working 10 hour shifts as soon as I started there and keep in mind I applied for part time bc I was just looking for something while doing my college classes and was on night shift didn't get off until like 3 in the morning everyday and never gave me break. So one day I took upon myself to give me a break after about 5 hours in I went up and clocked for a 20 minute break went to the subway next door and got myself a footlong Buffalo chicken sandwich when the manager came over and told me that she didn't say I could go on break and without a word I got up put my hat and apron down on the table and walked out to my car finished my lunch and went home

One of my previous jobs called me a senior part time employee because I was there for over 4 months. It was legitimately that bad. I quit 3 months later. It's been over two years, and they now only have maybe 2 employees left to my knowledge.

Ok that last line “dm thought it was his job to try and kill us” is a yes but no statement. He is supposed to try and kill your but also tell a story at the same time. Good gms know when to use tough encounters vs easy ones and how to apply them to the story

Lesbian Boss Story: If that happened in Canada or the USA, I'd have told her that by Law, ALL Schedules are REQUIRED to be posted 7-14 (depends on Province/State) Days in advance and can't be changed without the Employees agreement nor can you cancel my Approved Vacation Days just before the Vacation time starts so I'm going on this Vacation and if you try Firing me for it, I will Sue both You Personally AND the Company for Wrongful Dismissal and also Retaliation for when I told you I wasn't interested in going on a Date with you...See you in 2 Weeks...

Only time I walked out, one of my family members passed away. Since two of my coworkers got bereavement, one for his dog he got a whole week, and one girl got three days for her friend. They denied my leave and told me I couldn't leave early or id be fired. I walked out and 4 hours later got 50 calls from them begging for me to come back and work the rush.

I was a dumb 7 years old brat. Once, my grandpa and I argued about something i don't remember, and he got out the house, at 8am, in his pajama, walking trough the street to idk where like ''frick you, i'm gone''. He came back 30 seconds later when i apologized.

I used to work at a restaurant corporation in the us which I worked my ass off at 16. I used to work 45 hours a week after school. One week in the summer I had a weird allergic reaction which happens every once in a while and it causes my face and skin to break out in hives and swell like the elephant man. Normally it takes a couple weeks and Benadryl steroids from the er to get the swelling to go down. They were pissed I wouldn’t come in with a swollen face, hives, and Benadryl steroids so they fired me for calling out for a week and not finding someone to cover my shifts. Frick it. I was 16

Exit interviews? If management actually knows what they're doing & what they are supposed to be doing there is no need for an exit interview.

My last boss learned I had a job interview at another company and decided he would finally pay more after 2 years of no raises yet he was taking exotic hunting trips and new cars. I asked ok how much more 10 cents an hour or 10.00 dollars an hour more ......... no answer so I now work for new company making 20.00 an hour more take that for hesitation on your best employee being abused everyday

The Universal Job Axiom is: *Know Your Worth.* Second is to: *Always Be Looking,* for a new position elsewhere. Also, quit giving two-weeks notice. They don't have to, and won't, so you shouldn't either. Get a new position, and then walk. A friend of mine calls that the _"Two-Cheeks Notice._ As in, watch my two cheeks as I leave. Your current employer will probably not pay you what What You're Worth. But, the place down the street will probably hire you for closer to What You're Worth. Take that job and give your current job a Two-Cheeks Notice. Rinse and repeat at your new job.

Morphine Stealing GF Story: I'd have reported her to the Police (Drug Theft, Using another Persons Prescription and Illegal Drug Use) and Adult Protective Services for Torturing her Father by stealing his Heavy Duty Pain Medication while he's suffering from Cancer...

I worked at Olive Garden for over five years and eventually I did not work Mondays because I had to take my sister to get her GED, well one Monday I am helping my mom move and I get a call that I am thirty minutes late, I tell them I haven't worked Mondays in over a year and the manager said "Yeah, but it's President's Day, everyone has to work holidays."

That DnD story: The DM is so stupid. If the goal was to kill the players, the DM can simply go 'Rocks fall, everyone dies.' But that's not the goal.

I had a friend, who at the time was my closest friend. Slowly started to find out she was manipulative and was saying some pretty negative things about me to others. At one point she started to date my ex and didn't tell me, in fact she lied to my face when I asked about it. so I brought it up to her and basically said I wasn't mad about the relationship, just hurt she lied to me about it. And then she blew up at me and kept saying it was my fault people walk all over me and I deserved it. Which to an extent was true, that was the moment I decided fuck it, and now I stand up for myself and cut out people like her from my life. Turns out it makes life alot easier, and happier.

Manager at a bar let the rest of the kitchen staff go before close(3 other cooks) agter a busy friday night, had me stay to clean up after them. Wanted me to pull out all the fridges and coolers at 1:30am, after I had already been there 12 hours, and wipe down the walls behind them. As soon as he left the kitchen I walked over, threw my rag in the dishpit, clocked out, and left without a word.

Quit a tire shop a few months ago and they offered to pay me less than what i as making as a technician ( i was a service writer). Was making 15.5 in the front on top of monthly productivity and sales bonuses (never hit the sales because i was always working on cars). They offered 13/hr plus 2% comission. Which wouldnt be bad if the shop manager always made sure the lead tech did everything including rescheduling brake jobs to when the lead was there or giving away stuff we found on cars

Exactly my thoughts currently. Work hard but hardly get any recognition. Take off early and people think you're slacking off. Really? Has no one really noticed I'm carrying this team on my back while they screw around until the last minute?

*starts reconsidering joining the National Guard*

Leaving school every day is my “fuck it, I’m done” moment.

Are non compete clauses even legal or enforceable in the US? I'm seriously curious because it seems utterly ridiculous.

14:10 I was expecting it to turn out that she cheated with his friend to and his "Frickit, I'm done" was with the friendship as well as the GF

DM's with the "DM vs. The Players" or "It's my JOB to kill them" Mindsets tend not to have players for very long... I used to know someone with the "Kill'em All Brutally" Mindset and they never had a single Player return after the second game session and they just could not figure out why no one wanted to Play in their group despite at least a DOZEN different people telling them EXACTLY why nobody was interested in their games...

I was going to bring in a $3.2 million contract to the company, and the owner demanded I hand it over to him, and he would only give me a $500 gift card in return. I went on vacation for a job interview, resigned the day I came back (knew I was going to get the job). The client refused to sign without me being their contact and getting my cut. ---- Next job, after years of harassment by the owner, and him hiring a director who talked a big game to the owner, and couldn't back it up, I decided to resign. I told coworkers, but no one else, as soon as I walked in they brought me into an office to fire me, claiming I made a threat against the owner's life (never did). I asked for proof of this outlandish claim, because they are claiming I committed a crime basically, and their only response was, "it's from a credible source". I was about to argue, but realized I get to collect unemployment if they fire me, plus could sue the company for defamation if they fought it, and just said, fine, if you want to believe a lie about me, I'm happy to leave.

I love if its work related because its the stuff where today workers get overworked/used/abused/lied/cheated/leadon(strolled araund) its topic of our times work culture towards workers are Down the Tubes.

I tried dungeons and dragons in the late 80s. I joined a group in my school who played every Tuesday and Thursday lunchtime. It wasn't long before I realised they used me just as cannon fodder and I'd die a awful death every time we played. That was when I said f it and I've never played since.

I got scammed out of 1000 euro last week. I was trying to save money and I got done when I needed to pay for an appointment to help diagnose my severe chronic symptoms that's left me very sick for 19 years. I will just have to cut the food budget. I was spending on comfort items (covid) I don't need much being short and all. Even if I can't get redress I will not be spending on anything discretionary again. The plus I realised I didn't actually need to pay some service fees at all and ones I did I was paying much higher than what was out there. I might lose about 600 overall but I will probably save in the years ahead. Really showed me how I wasting money.

"Girls can usually sniff out bs faster." Accurat af.

Ectopic pregnancy story, I have been at least a shift lead at a place before and at the moment "Pregnancy" came into the "Why I can't come into work today" story I'd have pretty much left it at that, maybe if I knew the employee well enough ended with "Can't wait to see pictures." ...And as I type that, I realize I should ask "What IS an 'ectopic' pregnancy"?

Most of the stories are work related,but I'd like to see something outside of it

2:25 I don't think I would have REMOTELY had the self-restraint to leave and make phone calls. That manager would've had to eat these hands and I'll take my month in jail. And if you call me on the manager being female- equal rights, equal fights.

Omfg, I was in a situation exactly like the first OP. I was so sad about leaving my job for another opportunity, but after that happened I was DONE.

That first story: pretty sure that's illegal. They can't sue you for quitting.

First and last day I was treated like shit, told the job was crap by other coworkers and was groped and harassed by multiple people. I was given more work than my job description detailed and was yelled at for making one small mistake (putting a cup on the wrong tray for delivery just to set the arm full of other items in my arms down). I was also not allowed to take any breaks. Not even a five second break to use my inhaler (which is illegal for multiple reasons) I had a mental breakdown after work (which is really rare for me) and just quit. It was hell.

6:00 The only thing stopping you is you.

I worked almost a year for mobile grooming. I made 15% commission. (The normal rate is 50%) The 2 owners of the company were incredibly shady. I maintained nearly everything in the truck I drove. Check in, check out, get payment from owners, groom the dog, drive to the next house, no lunch break, fill gas tank, bring the truck back, wash & fold towels, stock the truck, fill the truck with fresh water, empty grey water, plug up the truck & clean the inside from top to bottom. EVERY. DAY. I later asked for a raise because in my previous years as a dog groomer I never had to do this much work. They gave me a bull response and told me "Well you have a choice, you can work here or you can go somewhere else. We're not making you stay. You get 20$ an hour which is more than I do, and i have a major in biology." It was ridiculous. They charged 200$ for 1 standard poodle groom. I got 15%. My shift started at 8am and ended at 7pm. I said "Thank you for the experience but I dont think this company is right for me." Gave them my business credit card and truck keys and now I work a MUCH more comfortable grooming job and I absolutely love my coworkers and manager.

I was in my college’s concert choir. This semester has been rough and stressful than usual. Leaders have been giving out fines like vehicle boots. Gigs for me have been an eggshell walk because I was trying to avoid a fine. On October 30, we had a gig at a church and I brought my cell phone into the sanctuary. Generally, when that happens, we just give our phones to a leader before the performance, and we receive them afterwards. No harm no foul. This time, leaders collected our phones (those of us who had them in our pockets and were honest) and snared us in a sting. On Halloween, the leaders levied $30 fines against us. That ruined my Halloween. I paid and I quit two days later.

24:56 My man turned D&D into Dark Souls.

I always want to hear what happens when people give their notice. Specifically, the last story about the gal in retail who didn't get the managerial job. What did her boss say when she quit? What did she say. That is the most satisfying part of these stories.

Years ago, a large company that I worked for used to buy Kirby vacuums. They were heavy and somewhat cumbersome because they were solid metal. But they worked and they worked well. Not that hard to fix and they would pick up lead metal like nothing. No door to door salespeople ever called. They bought them from a dealer about 300km away.

In my experience, there are few things in life quite so personally fulfilling as telling a complete jackass of a supervisor to shove their job... while dumping an extra-large Coke on their head. Good times.👍

2:56 Sounds like a lovely conversation, said the man who knows the Fiancé made the boss's life miserable. How dare he say that!

I never had a job before and i need some help, im making 14/hr and i worked 30 hrs past 2 weeks and i only got paid 231.00 instead of 420.00 i know theres taxes and stuff but they paid me in a money order and i never signed anything, i never interviewed, i never was formally told the wage or hours. Just what was on the indeed ad. Am i being hecked?

About the pizza job, I'd have just kept the last one and stopped showing up

In the world, in the work place, there are few things that do not cost much, human decency, actually paying your workers, treating your workers with respect. But it seems some humans have the innate compulsion to be absolute scum. If a higher up saids "No, we need you in that day", they they are most likely BSing and need more money for that new car, and/or they are really shitty at planning.

When my dad interrupted me while I was explaining something, so when he finished, I asked "you done? Good, stfu and listen" and went back to explain what I was saying.

I had a manager give my holiday I'd booked months ago to a colleague right in front of my face because '[Colleague] is going to have back pain for exactly the length of your holiday.'

My fuck it I'm done was when the grease fryer burnt over and it was easter Sunday and we'll my friend needed a full time baby sitter and working fastfood is hell so basically just a nanny

Mine was when i was in service. I had made it through basic training ans AIT and wss shipping going to Vietnam. I thought if i make back good and if i don't oh well there was nothing I could do about it

I'm still alive. I haven't succeeded in the "I'm done" moment yet. It's come close though.

Staples! This was in 2021. I was in the middle of my shift when I noticed that the snow was still coming down. By the time i hit my break, my car was covered. I decided in that moment that working there wasn't going to be worth it.

I was working at a Burger King store while for about a Year, The FUN manager was quitting, and he INFORMED us of a STORE POLICY that is Enforced by the GM and Owner. THE POLICY which is against the Better Business Bureau standard practices was that they COULD and DO do. The policy states that there is a Permanent Pay Freeze in effect starting from the first date of Official Employment. No what made me say FU*K THIS was that they would Promote you from Crew to Manager and higher and were not required by Burger King Standards to Increase your pay ANY. so they don't. They Expect you to Continue to be a Assistant Manager, and Full manager while being paid Minimum wage. Later I was told by a BK REP that this was not allowed unless the Store was in Dire Straights, and YES they did first implement while they were having trouble at the Start, HOWEVER they decided to never change the policy after they got out of the RED. The owners Decided to stay that way because it wasn't written into the rules that they had to lift it. So they were in essence DENYING hard working employees any Raises REGUARDLESS of the fact they Earn one by Breaking themselves. LATER this same JOB told me I could either Show up or i would be Terminated when my Lung had collapsed. Came to work and Collapsed. THEY in there Cover their own ass called my family to come pick me up a Hour Away. The hospital was 3 blocks away, and a EMS would have saved me much Suffering. But apparently Sales are more important then Employees lives. So when the Doctors later Hospitalized me They SUGGESTED my brother Suit up in my uniform and COMMIT IDENTITY FRAUD by doing my job because they were short staff but apparently not enough to Higher more staff.

Decided I’m dropping out of high school after a mental breakdown over grades. Couldn’t do it anymore. Gonna switch to full time at my job and try and save up to move out.

15:14 As soon as I read "decent part time job" I said nope, It couldn't have been or it wouldn't be on this Reddit.

random side question.. why in the thumbnail did the editors decide that it would be less obvious to BLUR the middle finger? not even censor it.. blur it. XD

Alternative title: what was your time when the doom music kicked in?

I clocked out mid rush because they refused my break

When someone( still don’t know who) thought it would be funny to call the cops about me having guns ( there “ FAKE GUNS” paintball air-soft plus I have license to own real guns) the cops were mad but they couldn’t really do anything Although my bother in law is a pain in the butt (by the way I don’t think he call the cops) but he made sure the cops didn’t do anything and made them leave it’s been a day and I haven’t heard anything from the police Man duck that person and the cop who said he doesn’t care that i have a license

Could your pregnancy wait for the weekend?

my sister had been kicking me in the shins for hours so i told her to stop and if she didi it again i would do it back she did it again kicked her in the shin with half of her force and she folded like a piece of paper

I remember it like it was yesterday. I had just taken my first breath

Remember people, they don’t give a fuck about you so don’t let them treat you like shit

23:53 alot of roleplayers do that especially when you have a free style type of roleplay (like on roblox)

when my boss fabricated a story to accuse me of violating federal ethics law (I hadn't). He was forced into early retirement not long after.

14:13 trust me it wasn't her i had it happen before it was the guy

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The HR person in the pregnancy story may not have been given any info from the manager.

DM for some of the games I played threw an iron golem at us once thinking we wouldn’t take it on. We did and were able to control it. Dumb player’s luck yeah? Ha. Hahahahahahaha! He preceded to up the amount of iron golems the next few encounters which gave us a grand total of like, 8 or 9 iron golems because we realized how they were controlled and attacked those guys first. He’s never been the type to be in the “dm vs players” thing. He sometimes just forgets we are a bunch of chaotic goblins of players and we have that one brain cell of “we can do this” when we really shouldn’t have.

3:35 hate to say it, but this guy got screwed by a diversity hire. The company had probably gotten a warning or complaint about a lack of women or minorities in general, in positions of authority. I'm a minority. Native American. I had three people above me retire within a 3 month span. I had close to a decade of experience in Nursing care, as an RN, and had just become an NP. they gave all three positions to young women who were literally so fresh from college, this was their first job in the profession. Because the hospital was subject to a lawsuit about not enough women in the supervisory positions. Even though literally all the nursing supervisors were women. As for my Fuck It story? Violent patient was assaulting other staff, sedatives were not working, and the cops had tazed him twice already, with no effect. I was a large fella. did MMA before i injured my back in an incident a little over year after this one. So theres a 6'7" football line backer of a guy, punching, kicking, and slapping a bunch of 5'0"-5'6" nurses and doctors, hes got people bleeding, one of the smaller nurses had a broken wrist, someone else ended up with a severe concussion. And the higher ups told us to avoid physical restraint or violence. I decided then and there, i wasnt going to watch, and i laid the bastard out, and got him in a blood choke, since a proper choke hold wasnt possible due to his fighting me. for those who may not know, a blood choke is where you apply pressure to the carotid artery, arresting the flow of blood to the brain, and causing the subject to pass out. It takes less than a regular choke, which cuts off the ability to breath, and actually has a faster recovery, as well as being comparatively safer for the subject. I was fired. But it was worth it.

My adoptive dad stole my $1100 gaming laptop, I knew where it was. I said frick it, I'm done. And almost went to prision for it. Why? I pulled a knife out on him. I'm in a better place now, but the laptop, i did get. And the motherboard died on it.

Yeah you rarely get recognition for coming in early...all people notice is you leaving early. I start work at 6am and a few days per week I leave at 2pm. I make sure everyone knows that I'm in at 6am every morning LOL I have a great boss so it's not an issue but in other workplaces, no matter how much you tell you start early, all they will see is you leaving earlier than the people who start later than you

Idea generations is really fun!

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Idk where to start on this but when I was little my dad got divorced and then remarried a little while after that then got divorced again and got a girlfriend when I was about 9-10 and the gf had a kid around 7-8 and the kid she was terrible basically she was a very like a little swearing Karen ..... basically what I'm saying at this point my dad has never stood up for me in my life and to make it a bit worse ( my dad is a creep) and after a few years of hell ( thankfully I was legally staying at my mom's house ....her story isn't for this she's another can of worms) but what I'm saying after a few years .... when I was around idk maybe 13-14 Jacey (the kid) was still a little disgusting swearing person .... and one morning when I stayed over at dad's house the gf made a few muffins for breakfast ...I ate mine and Jacey ate hers then we went to school then we came back to my dad's house I saw a muffin on the counter it wasn't labeled as anyone else's ( yes the gf and my dad would label all the food if it was theirs or not.) so I had to always ask ... for food the muffin was not marked ... I asked dad and he said yes and then Jacey screamed swears at me (like she always did) saying it's her muffin ... and whatever I said fine whatever it's yours then I walked to my room started packing my junk I had to ask dad so I could use his phone since I didn't have one I had a fight with dad since he didn't want me calling my mom to pick me up ... but eventually she was able to pick me up and I started loading her car with my junk... I was done with all of it then I fell into a deep depression for about 7 years ..... which I'm still struggling with even though I'm 20 now .... this was as short as I could make it and I'm leaving out a lot but that's my story of how I did basically almost no contact with my dad or the gf and the kif

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Some very interesting pronunciations.

People complain about the players Vrs the GM mentality. And that phrasing is, imo, incorrect. If your campaign has a BBEG who is trying to accomplish something, and your players are veterans, you can totally go vrs in this. Play smart, cause they should be. Take advantage of rules cause they should be. Be fair in it, but its war. You shouldnt go out of your way to create an encounter with 0 ways out. Victory should always be possible. But so should defeat. Though if you are doing an adventure campaign dungeon delving ect for fun thats more world building and creative for the players.

Aren't two week notices more of a courtesy than an obligation anyway?

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You do a lot of repeats with these videos.

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