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Welcome to our slash, a podcast where I read the best posts from across Reddit.

Today's subreddit is our slash ascreddit where we answer the question,

people who quit their jobs on their first day, what was your, I'm out of here moment.

Our next reply is from Oscar. I worked at a hotel for one day.

No one told me where anything was and I got shoot out for it.

Some of the guests who were enjoying their meals told me to pay a no mind because I was doing a

good job and that my boss was a grunt. I told the manager that I was quitting and that I wouldn't

be doing the next shift. I arrived the next day to return my working uniform and my supervisor

approached me and yelled at me for being late. I told her that I already quit, but that if I was

working technically I was five hours early for my shift. Absolute nut cases. And then beneath

that we have a similar story from few evidence. That whole thing about not getting told how to do

something, then getting told off for doing it wrong happened to me. I was so mad. I was told to

put something on the shelves over by checkout. I asked if there was any specific way that it needs

to be done and I was told no idiots, it's not hard. You just put as much as you can fit on the shelf.

So I go and stack stuff on the shelf. Then another manager comes by and says,

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