Power Hungry Supervisor threatens my chef job for going to the bathroom for too long,

so I get him replaced, buying me. Here's what happened. Subscribe to AMI the jerk on YouTube

and hit the bell for notifications. This happened last year. I was about six months

into a food service job at the time. I worked in my university's cafeteria prepping and serving

food to the students. After closing, I took about 45 minutes to finish cleaning up my station

and took another 10 to finish up one of my coworker's sections that she needed a bit of help with.

My supervisor had left just after closing to God knows where, leaving the rest of us to our

devices as he usually did. He was more the watch and rule type. After I had finished, I took a quick

five minute trip to the bathroom, as I usually did around this time every day. As I happily walked

to the back to assist in helping the others finish so we could all leave, I hear a cough behind me.

The sound of the calm before the storm. I ignore it, thinking nothing of it, and go on my way.

I hear a moor abrupt, and I stop and turn on my heels to meet the shift supervisor's cold gaze.

His hands crossed over his puff chest in his regal stance. I give him a questioning look as he

looks on expecting me to read his mind. A half an hour. He asks calmly, but with a sour

tinge to his tone. Me, confused, I chuckle. Huh? This was apparently the worst thing I could have

done. You are in the bathroom for a half an hour. He yelled, stopping his royal foot. I was taken

a back, as he'd never come at me with a sideways tone before. I thought we were cool, but I should have

known better seeing how he treated my coworkers. I was so shocked, I just stood there, staring at him

like he grew three horns. I didn't feel the need to defend myself in the moment, as I knew the

words he was spitting my way were pure BS. Do you like your job? He demanded from me. I did not,

in fact, like my job. I had trouble holding back my smile at this thought, as he yelled some more

things I don't remember as my ears had gone numb to his screeching at that point. I knew he had no

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