So my job got a few cases of FitAid energy drinks, and my boss told me to take as many as I wanted. I grabbed three cases and put them in our office so I’d have something quick to grab while I was at work.
Yesterday, I noticed one of the cases had already been opened. I realized I never labeled them, so I put a label on the cases that said, “Please do not touch. These belong to Cassius.”
Tell me why somebody removed the labels and took even more drinks anyway.
This morning I sent a message in our team group chat letting everyone know those drinks belong to me and that I was going to review the cameras. Now my phone is blowing up with, “My bad, I didn’t know they were yours.”
Nah. Stop taking stuff that doesn’t belong to you. If you don’t know who something belongs to, ask someone in leadership before you touch it. Taking someone else’s property at work isn’t just disrespectful, it can absolutely become a serious disciplinary issue.
@JayFromVenda Childbirth is natural, poverty is a man-made socioeconomic problem. Instead of solving the socioeconomic problem, people would would rather restrict nature from taking its course.
how are so many people just okay with doing no contact i get scared that they’ll die and i’ll permanently lose the chance of ever reconciling & we’ll forever have ended on a bad note
If I was a horse and you led me to water I’d also wonder why did you bring me here?? Now I must perform for you whole time I’m not even thirsty, I’m not your puppet I drank water at home before you brought me here without asking
@UnathiAfrika@Kolie_Yola Their parents threw them out in the wild by not ensuring their safety and security in a legal manner. You can't break the law as a parent, then use your child as a shield.
Now maNgobese is blamed for pushing the government to enforce immigration laws.