People who quit their jobs on the first day, what was your, I'm out of here moment?

I used to work at a craft store as a cashier, but quit when I moved.

Ended up going back a couple of years later to make some extra cash, but this time in the

framing department. During the interview, they swore up and down I would only ever be a backup

cashier because I refused to have a full cashier shift. First shift after

the interview is listed as framing, but I'm put on cash and told that actually most of my shifts

would be cash since they'd found someone else for framing. I spent the next six hours giving

everyone who came to my register 20% off everything and then never went back. Not technically

first day, but second day. When I was 20 or so,

I got hired to be a temporary floor member for Forever 21 during the holiday season. My training

started a week before Black Friday, so the store was already kind of in chaos. On my first day of

training, I walked in and the floor manager gave all the new hires a tour, showing us the facility

and layout of the store. After this, I was assigned to a veteran floor member to shadow and get an

idea of what my job was and what my duties would be. As soon as I was assigned, the manager dipped,

never to be seen again. An hour and a half into my shift, my shadow E got an emergency family call

and had to take off for a week. When this happened,

I found some other floor manager and explained the situation and asked them who else I would shadow.

The manager's response was, just do what you can by yourself, you'll be fine, everyone else is busy.

Figured we'll be okay, so I'll try. I don't know if any of you have shopped in the women's

section of Forever 21,

but during seasonal sales, they'll have multiple articles of clothing that all look exactly the

same, with slight differences. Example, a white cardigan with four buttons that looked literally

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