Floodzo
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Sooo yesterday my boss/foreman (which should do the same things at work as us) left on a 3 day working trip to one of our clients. The idea behind the trip was service and training of the client and its machines. There were known issues with the client's machines and spare parts on our shelves. What did he take with him?
No tools and no spare parts but he took his guitar with him. This all means that he has about 2.8 days of free time and when he comes back he will report all the known problems and we'll have to fix them in 2h when we come and pick him up... Am I suprised: no but this we all have to work with and they call, to my foreman, from HQ and ask why things is done so ineffective and me and my colleagues will get all the blame.
Tl;dr My foreman is a real douche
@frustratedaf
doubledouchecanoe
bigdaddyfatpants
ReverendShitlord
Oh, and here I thought you beat it at work.
EffHerRightInThePussy
*Hit the boss man with a sauce pan.
DougForcett
Do you have a sauce pan at work? Are you a sous chef?
Greymalum
I caught people off guard by bringing an instrument to work. People related to me more, I made more ally's than enemies. Think versatility.
Jimmy000000
Would now be a good time to do a 100% stock check? At the worst, the documented paperwork would prove that your boss took no spares with him
Floodzo
Unfortunately we dont do so much paperwork on what we take where but I will send an email to my foreman's boss and complain later today.
SterlingArcherSecretAgent
Use a wet newspaper instead. It doesn't leave a mark the same way a sauce pan does. But it still hurts like hell.
HowToBeSuccessfulAsaSerialKiller
A bag of oranges to the torso rarely bruises.