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ποΈ 28 August 2021
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r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, OP is a woman working at a car repair shop. A customer comes in and becomes enraged that the shop would have a female work on a car. GASP! But working on cars is a guy's job! The customer refuses to allow OP to work on his car, which means he has to wait... and wait... and wait for a male employee who can deal with his car. Be careful what you wish for, you dumb jerk!
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0:04.0 | Today's subreddit is R-Slash malicious compliance, where a sexist customer gets a taste of justice. |
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1:13.6 | podcast for free. Our next reddit post is from Unlimited Patients. Many years ago, I worked at a |
1:19.3 | car dealership. The attached service garage was small, and I was the only licensed mechanic. |
1:24.6 | I'm a woman, and I would occasionally have issues with male customers. They would second-guess my |
1:30.4 | diagnoses, watch me while I worked on their cars from the bay door, and double-check my work in |
1:35.4 | the parking lot, etc. I didn't deal with customers directly, and I would often get my apprentice to |
1:40.8 | pull cars in and out of the shop for me. This morning in particular, we were really busy, so my |
1:46.4 | apprentice was busy. The service advisor left a work order in keys at the parts counter, and I |
1:51.3 | went out the front through service to get the car. The car just needed a service campaign, |
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