***Venting Alert***
I hate people. I really fucking hate people. Though, I'm not exempt, I bring a lot of it upon myself.
So, I'm at work on monday doing my job, another co-worker is working along side of me doing his and our store manager comes up to us saying weird things like "I really trust you guys, you know that?" and "I need help with the store because I have two weeks to get it in shape and I know I can trust you guys"...things I hear all the friggin time. Then all of a sudden she starts to cry hysterically. She then tells us that her superior made racist comments to her. She said he said that asians are stupid and she should be working in harlem because this is a white neighborhood and harlem is multicultural. At hearing this my co-worker and myself were disgusted. We said she has to tell someone. Then she said that there's this 800 number one of us (my co-worker and myself) should call to complain about him. Now, I didn't hear him make these comments....but I'm a very sensitive and emotional (to the point of being irrational) person, so I said I would call. Although, I still wasn't sure if I wanted to. The situation seemed a little odd to me. Why would this guy say things like this to her face knowing full well that he could lose his job for it? Also, why couldn't she call herself? It just didn't make sense. But it was too late, I already said I would call, and to that she said, "ok, let's go to the back, you can call now". I felt really uncomfortable with doing it, I kinda felt backed into a corner (because I'm a fucking push-over), but I did it. She asked me to tell them that I overheard it and that's what I told them. I fucking hate lying...but at the time I was livid that he could say such a thing...not to mention incredibly exhausted and not thinking straight. Now in retrospect, I'm really questioning whether or not it's true and if this guy may loose his job because of me. The more I talk to the boss the more I find her untrustworthy. It was just bizarre how she went from hysterically crying, to completely alright when we said we would call. Also, I think she was in danger of loosing her job before hand. So I'm thinking maybe if someone reported the guy making racist remarks that he wouldn't be able to fire her for fear of being sued for discrimination. I feel like a total idiot and I feel like I've been taken advantage of. But at the same time, I feel guilty for not trusting her. I fucking hate drama like this and I wish I never got involved. Though, if it's true, I'm glad I did. I wouldn't want to just sit by and let someone get away with making comments like that. The problem is, I'll never know whether it's true or not.
People fucking suck.
I hate people. I really fucking hate people. Though, I'm not exempt, I bring a lot of it upon myself.
So, I'm at work on monday doing my job, another co-worker is working along side of me doing his and our store manager comes up to us saying weird things like "I really trust you guys, you know that?" and "I need help with the store because I have two weeks to get it in shape and I know I can trust you guys"...things I hear all the friggin time. Then all of a sudden she starts to cry hysterically. She then tells us that her superior made racist comments to her. She said he said that asians are stupid and she should be working in harlem because this is a white neighborhood and harlem is multicultural. At hearing this my co-worker and myself were disgusted. We said she has to tell someone. Then she said that there's this 800 number one of us (my co-worker and myself) should call to complain about him. Now, I didn't hear him make these comments....but I'm a very sensitive and emotional (to the point of being irrational) person, so I said I would call. Although, I still wasn't sure if I wanted to. The situation seemed a little odd to me. Why would this guy say things like this to her face knowing full well that he could lose his job for it? Also, why couldn't she call herself? It just didn't make sense. But it was too late, I already said I would call, and to that she said, "ok, let's go to the back, you can call now". I felt really uncomfortable with doing it, I kinda felt backed into a corner (because I'm a fucking push-over), but I did it. She asked me to tell them that I overheard it and that's what I told them. I fucking hate lying...but at the time I was livid that he could say such a thing...not to mention incredibly exhausted and not thinking straight. Now in retrospect, I'm really questioning whether or not it's true and if this guy may loose his job because of me. The more I talk to the boss the more I find her untrustworthy. It was just bizarre how she went from hysterically crying, to completely alright when we said we would call. Also, I think she was in danger of loosing her job before hand. So I'm thinking maybe if someone reported the guy making racist remarks that he wouldn't be able to fire her for fear of being sued for discrimination. I feel like a total idiot and I feel like I've been taken advantage of. But at the same time, I feel guilty for not trusting her. I fucking hate drama like this and I wish I never got involved. Though, if it's true, I'm glad I did. I wouldn't want to just sit by and let someone get away with making comments like that. The problem is, I'll never know whether it's true or not.
People fucking suck.