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I hate people who cant admit they're F^*%ing wrong. I really hate it when you prove them wrong and they still wont admit they're wrong. My f!@$ing manager this morning had a case of juice the order # on the box and tag are the same. The place on the shelf is for the 48oz. We get the 64oz., well the 64 is taking place of the 48oz. I tell him, show him, have someone else show and tell him. And all he does is change our words to make it sound like he is still right :angry: But, he is still wrong and wont F#$%ing admit it. Then he's starts telling me I dont know what Im doing or taking about. I have been doing this job for 6 years, he's been around 6 months. I was a night stock manager. I trained him on how to be a night stock manager(obviously didnt do a very good job at either). And I dont know what Im  F#$#ing talking about or F$%#ing doing. Who the F!@@ is he to say Im not doing my d@#$ job right :angry: I have put up with his smart-a$$ed comments, stupid mistakes, constaint B@#$%ing, and all the other crap he pulls. And all it took was a case of F@#$ing Cranberry Juice to piss me off. Maybe its because I have about 22 days left until my last day of this F$#@ing job. I dont know, but Im sick and tired of putting up with his BULL$#!T.

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Now that I have gotten some sleep, I have cooled off. Im just glad he is out of town until monday night and tonight is my night off. Im going over to a friends and I am going to drink myself sober :thumbs: I got 2 cases of beer, some JD, and some Wild turkey behind the pass. seat of my truck right now.

 

Mike, Keep away from my truck :P

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