So I got hired at this new place that opened up. The agreement with the chec that hired me was Mon-Fri AM shifts. I worked weeks of insane nights alone while they found other dishwashers and now that they have them I've started my morning schedule just this week. And now he expects me to change my plans basically day of?

by ShamanButtwipe

35 Comments

  1. KingJellyfish95

    The fact that they didn’t even phrase it as a question first irks me.

  2. instantcoffeeshake

    You were too nice I would have said no

  3. glitter_bitch

    you were wayyyy too nice and you def should not have done this. he’ll ignore all your words and treat you based on your actions, so expect more of this. it sucks that he has a ‘rules for thee but not for me’ attitude but it’s not uncommon unfortunately.

  4. annual_aardvark_war

    Give an inch take a mile. Set boundaries

  5. LethalSpaceship

    Dude what? I’d have ignored it until morning and followed up with a phone call

  6. Techyon5

    That’s not cool.

    Maybe if they’d asked nicely, but not as a demand. C’mon :/

  7. Diligent-Dingo-5510

    its insane they think they can treat you like this for (i assume) near-minimum wage

  8. MossGobbo

    You were polite. I’d have given them “Well I might be there but you might be dealing with boozey Mossgobbo because I had plans on my day off.”

  9. MayonnaiseOW

    ‘Come to work tomorrow please and thank you’ would not even get a response from me

  10. will0593

    No. You should have set boundaries.But since you did not , they’re going to continue to always treat you this way

  11. HowtoCrackanegg

    I’d say ‘Sorry mate, I’m in another state.’ of mind to come work.

  12. ellnhkr

    Way too nice imho. To the owner/manager the last sentence can even be read as you’ll always bail them out, completely disregarding your previous message or your attempt to set boundaries

  13. CancerousCyberman

    Lol what the hell? Just don’t respond until 5 lol. “Sorry didn’t see this.”

  14. Ask for a raise and see how quickly they’ll find someone else to work that shift.

  15. Apart_Tackle2428

    It’s really big of you to step up to the plate and even spend enough time forming a proper sentence as a response to the message you received.

    I’d literally take this opportunity to take the high ground. Get to work at 12 and insist upon having a catch-up chat. and essentially chew them out for being unprofessional.

  16. FinallyFat

    If I can cover a shift, I usually will. But you have to ask. When they say I have to come in or whatever, that’s an automatic no for me.

  17. Slim-Shadys-Fat-Tits

    Dogshit reply on your part. This isn’t setting boundaries this is stating you have a preference while promising them you’ll try your best while bending over backwards for them. For fucks sake you just got ordered around by some fuckwit who doesn’t even know how to ask politely. Only correct response here is to ignore messages past midnight from work, respond in the morning and say “It was past midnight, I was asleep, I cannot make that. Good luck.”

  18. Matrixblackhole

    Congrats you’ve now let that guy know they can walk all over you.

  19. PlayStationPepe

    Op needs to
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    and not reply to any work related text messages until the morning.

  20. SentientTempest

    They way he assumes you will do it is toxic ass energy.
    I don’t work with cunts.

  21. sA1atji

    I would’ve been way less friendly with how this request was formulated by the one writing you…

  22. No_Refrigerator9528

    You don’t need to justify rejecting this atrocious ask.

  23. SlyFoxInACave

    Your response should have ended after the first sentence

  24. zomgitsduke

    Fair response. If you get kick back, you say “wait, so the employee gave you 2 weeks for this and you’re waiting until today to tell me?”

  25. Gregorovyyc

    “no.”

    plenty jobs out there anyways

  26. LazyOldCat

    “No.” is a complete sentance.

  27. paraworldblue

    If it’s that short notice, you ask if the person’s available, and you accept a “no” if they’re not. You can’t just demand a person come in on their day off with that short notice.

  28. Jimmyjamesbeam

    I’ve been out of this industry for awhile so maybe this is a boomer opinion, but your boss has your personal number, AND texts you at 1am?! AND texts you schedule changes 12 hrs before that shift?!

    I am not OK with any of that, and you shouldn’t be either

    “sorry boss didn’t see the text” is a full and complete answer

  29. Lost_Tumbleweed_5669

    At midnight? I’d say screw you man you owe me a pack of beers, I’ll do it but if the pack of beers isn’t there waiting for me I walk out on the spot. Where the hell is the reward?

  30. You should quit now, and not show up.

  31. Nosoymarinero503

    “Lol nah” wouldve been my response if one was given at all. Get out.

  32. Kiltmanenator

    Respond after 8am saying “just saw this”

  33. JonnyHotpockets

    The fact that your boss didn’t even ask if you could do it is what pisses me off.
    A please and a thank you go along way.