• wizzor@sopuli.xyz
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    2 months ago

    A more pertinent concern is having to work with the person whose behavior precipitated this reaction.

    One person locking their milk makes them a weirdo. Three means someone else is.

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    2 months ago

    I kind of do. One of the managers hides supplies we need because we “use too much of it” or something and it affects the budget. We need to ask her for the supplies if we need it. So, I just stopped doing the work that requires those supplies. Her precious budget is safe.

    • musubibreakfast@lemm.ee
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      2 months ago

      This woman is a nightmare, her name is Susan, and Susan recently started swallowing the supplies and we have to wait for her to poop them out if we want to use them. And as if that wasn’t bad enough she makes us talk her out for a walk whenever we want anything. Yesterday I took Susan for a walk and had to wait ten minutes for her to shit out a stapler.

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      2 months ago

      Totally agree. My guide is always if they don’t care then I don’t care. Want to make me jump through hoops to do my job. Fuck you.

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    2 months ago

    Who can be bothered to steal someone else’s semi-skimmed milk anyway‽ Full cream or bust.

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    2 months ago

    So glad I live 5 minutes from work and can go home for lunch. Mostly it’s to see the dog but it’s also nice not worrying about this crap.

    I only ever use our group’s mini fridge in our cubicle for a seltzer I drink at the end of the day. Even that is a chaotic fridge filled with rotting food and too many condiments and creamers. I just put a can in to cool in the morning and take it out to drink by the end of the day.

    • Mickey7@lemmy.worldOP
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      2 months ago

      What’s up with people who leave stuff in there for weeks knowing that they are never going to eat it but are just too lazy to throw it out?

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      2 months ago

      LOL, so I’m pretty sure her name really is Brenda. Years ago, we did a Pi(e) day thing. And one of the ladies, who complained to management about an optional employee lead event (myself and some other people just threw it together) where we offered food to people who didn’t participate, went to the fridge and was overheard saying how her husband and kid would like the pie and just stole a whole goddamn pie as she left.

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    2 months ago

    I remember solving something similar using an opaque bottle with “GI supplements, don’t drink” written in sharpie. Especially since the first time it was actually true and they didn’t believe the warning.

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      2 months ago

      I used to live in a shared house and made some hot honey. Bunch of chillis chopped and simmered in honey.

      I found a tiny amount on a pizza was good to add a hint of sweet and made it pretty spicy. Can’t imagine having it concentrated on toast goes down too well but that is what someone did when they stole it.