What is up, Waffle Gang? I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some

R slash entitled people. We've been here in a couple of days and I love me a bit of entitled people.

So I thought, why the hell not? Thank you so much for your love, support and time. We're cracking straight on.

But today's stories. Much love guys. Now our first story comes from pesky Pikachu, that pesky

Pikachu. Entitled co-worker tries to schedule meetings outside of contract time and criticizes

my non-work plans. TLDR at the end. I have a co-worker who has really disorganized and waits

until last minute to schedule

things and so that frequently means calling a meeting at 4 on a Friday. For a reference, my 8-hour

workday ends at 3, so these meetings make for 10-hour plus days. And because the co-worker is so

disorganized and unprepared, we frequently have to cover things they should have done ahead of time,

like creating an agenda or desired outcome at the actual meeting.

Because these are required meetings, usually once or twice a month, I have to go to them no matter when they are scheduled,

and get extended pay for working overtime.

But my co-worker is supposed to give at least a week's notice,

and I'd definitely rather have the free time than the money. Typically, if I don't hear by Thursday

afternoon that they have scheduled the meeting for four on a Friday, I make other weekend plans,

like hiking or biking, or going out somewhere. Yesterday, Friday, the co-worker attempted to schedule the meeting at 445, but didn't put

it on my calendar until 305.

I should have been off by then, but I had an end-a-day meeting that went over by a few minutes,

so I was doing a last check of email and then shutting things down for the weekend.

I saw the meeting request and responded that that wasn't

enough notice for a meeting that far outside the workday and that I normally would not have

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