NotAlwaysRight Stories

[eltf177]

https://notalwaysworking.com/wish-knew-quit/45679

A most interesting approach on getting rid of unproductive co-workers...

[taxguykarl]

Sounds like my old history teacher who would often ask:

How many three-cent stamps are in a dozen?

[mjr]

Brilliant! Absolutely Brilliant!



I wish I'd thought of this...

https://notalwaysright.com/passive-a...ess-menu/55814

It almost reminds me of the people who would come to the King of Burgers and say, "How much are your 99 cent <burgers>?" or "I want your 99 cent <burger>."

[catcul]

Insane customer gets owned by another customer.

[Lace Neil Singer]

Trashy customer gets owned.

[Deserted]

I'm actually on the customer's side on this one. Who is the clerk to judge how someone else likes their coffee? It's like the old joke, I like my cream and sugar with a little coffee.

[catcul]

This is a perfect example of a person I wouldn't want as a co-worker. This guy has "security risk" written all over him.

[darkroxas45]

https://notalwaysright.com/doctorate...required/54548

The truly sad part is that this "complaint" was probably taken seriously by management and the sucktustomer given some sort of compensation...

you mean like a basic education?

[eltf177]

https://notalwaysright.com/doctorate...required/54548

The truly sad part is that this "complaint" was probably taken seriously by management and the sucktustomer given some sort of compensation...

[darkroxas45]

https://notalwaysfriendly.com/struck...-apology/41405 on a semi related note, I played the position of ped like in this story but instead of being on foot I was on a bike and didn't get hit. Did scare the driver of the car though lol

[Mr Hero]

Sounds like the plot to Zootopia

Don't worry, nothing here that would reveal spoilers.

[NecessaryCatharsis]

https://notalwaysright.com/the-sauce...onfusion/53536

How bad is it that I could totally picture me doing something like this? Nouns and I don't get on that well. 😊

[Jay 2K Winger]

A 20yo male cashier doesn't want to touch a customer's box of tampons.

Her response is full of win.

[Mr Hero]

It's still a fun read, even though it's titled awkwardly. One word could have clarified it. "10 Scams we're not stupid enough to fall for."

[EricKei]

Yeah, I was thinking about that, too...especially seeing as how the actual article talks all about how workers will never fall for that crap