Whole Foods Employee Demands Nap Time! – IOTW Report

Whole Foods Employee Demands Nap Time!

Ok, a little over the top, but I found myself laughing a few times. Out loud.

h/t LittleSis

17 Comments on Whole Foods Employee Demands Nap Time!

  1. HAHAHAHAHAAAAA EXCELLENT!
    I was in line at Jimmy-Johns and a pair of Gen Z lesbians (pronouns unknown) were in front of me and one of them was complaining that the job she interviewed for wanted her to work 9 to 5 and she said; hell no, I can’t work that long!!!
    HAHAHAHA fucking snowflakes.

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  2. A whole lot of young people who never earned anything more than a participation trophy just spent about two years hanging out at home and faking working just enough to continue getting a pay check. Now that the push is on to go back to working in a place where the boss can watch them, they’re finding that just too much of a demand on their privileged and entitled little selves.

    I fear that we’ll see a lot more bums living in broken down RVs and curbside tents as time goes on.

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  3. In the telco this was real. Two hour breakfast. Two hour lunch. Then they put GPSs on the trucks and fired a whole basket of asswipes. We Special Services scumbags didn’t get GPSs, because we really sucked — but we brought in huge money. I was a piece of shit, myself… I did nothing after lunch. But lunch was after my load and add-ons were complete.

    If you want your productivity to look good, and be good, don’t sandbag jobs. You want all the 15 and 30 minute job completions you really did. Jobs are coded with “customary” times that are binded (bound?) to USOC. USOC wasn’t just equipment. It was TIME, too.

    All that bullshit said, Just Do Your Job.

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  4. That was funny.
    If it was just the nap thing – he’d be a shoe-in for the Post Office or any agency in the FedGov. He may want to consider a position at the Dept. of Transportation – or the FBI.

    mortem tyrannis
    izlamo delenda est …

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  5. I didn’t watch it, I’ve had enough stupid for today – and I’ve only been out of bed for about 30 minutes–and a cup of coffee. That’s how my days go nowadays, starts off with something stupid.

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