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Our next reddit posted from Somonik. So back when I was a teenager around 14 years old,

I worked for the shop down the road as their weekend baker, which was mainly just defrosting

pre-cooked items or browning pre-cooked bread in the ovens. My boss's daughter also worked

there as a checkout staff. However, she would just call and sick or hung over every weekend,

so of course her dad would let her off the hook and make me cover her shift. So I would work from

5 am to 7 pm most weekends. After a couple of years, I decided I was quitting and gave them my

two weeks notice. My boss asked me to stay an extra week to train the new weekend baker, which I

agreed to. At the end of the third week, I went to my boss's office and did the usual.

Well, it's been great working with you. To which he replies.

So, Opie, the extra week you work to train the new baker means you've been here two years.

Which means, according to policy, you need to work four weeks notice instead, so I'll see you next

week. Also, you need to give us back your uniform on your last shift, and it needs to be freshly

cleaned. Being a petulant teenager who was tired of waking up at 4 am, I stared at him in

disbelief for a couple of seconds, waiting for him to grin and say, just kidding. That moment

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