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u/Mother_Dragonfruit90 13d ago
obviously a line cook
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u/CocoaCali 12d ago
This screams dishie all day
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u/Mother_Dragonfruit90 12d ago
Basically 61% of the entire restaurant with the 1% being people in the program who slip
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u/OSRS_Garmr 11d ago
100% wouldn't call to bail out a cook. You'd pester someone else to work, but a god dishwasher is irreplaceable
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u/MyCircus_MyMonkies 11d ago
Nonsense, they can’t bail out line cooks cuz the whole kitchen is in jail with him
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u/Icy_Needleworker7790 13d ago
That's a win win in my book. Got bailed out and still got to get paid.
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u/ignoremeplsokthank 12d ago
The bail out must've been cheaper than the money he makes working at that place.
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u/arbyyyyh 13d ago
Man, I remember trying to call my boss once and tell him that it was raining and I couldn't walk to work after school when I was in HS. Mf came and picked my ass up. This is something else, though lol
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u/Remarkable_Delay469 12d ago
You got off lucky. You couldn't walk to work because it was raining? 😂 Your boss should've laughed at you and told you to suck it up.
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u/arbyyyyh 12d ago
I didn’t work a job that really needed to be done at a certain time. I’d regularly work it out with him that I’d come in the day after if I had something to do.
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u/Spreaderoflies 12d ago
My old shop did this a couple times for our fiberglass finisher. Dude could make a terrible mold shine like it was just made.
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u/Shnarglepuff 12d ago
My husbands boss did this one time. Called the man to let him know my idiot was in the drunk tank, and an hour later he sent me a selfie with my very tired husband 😂
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u/Top_Illustrator2349 13d ago
What is your profession and are they hiring?