- Jul 3, 2005
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So last night at work I injured myself pretty good (sprained ankle) and I am in an incredible amount of pain. I also cannot move my right-foot in any direction or put any sizable amount of pressure on it.
I am scheduled to work today too (in an hour) and I am still going to go and just deal with the pain knowing that today for some god forsaken reason is our busiest day of the week and the owner is a cheap-ass and under staffs us for some reason every on the week ends.
How I sprained my ankle:
I'm a one of several dishwashers at a popular restaurant and one of our tasks to to take carry out orders (which is retarded) and well I had just got done taking a carry out order and began walking back to the dish washing station and unknowingly I was standing on some warm soapy water when the phone rang again and I turned to start walking over to answer it and I slipped causing my ankle to roll and then my foot bent backwards (imagine standing on the side of your foot then pushing it back). I did it early in the day and were understaffed as is so I opted to continue working the rest of the night.
This isn't the first time I've continued to work injured either, at a previous job (when I was still in HS) I had had a small accident which included a deli slicing machine and my finger. I just went out to a clinic had them clean it up and stop the bleeding, then I went back to work that day.
I am scheduled to work today too (in an hour) and I am still going to go and just deal with the pain knowing that today for some god forsaken reason is our busiest day of the week and the owner is a cheap-ass and under staffs us for some reason every on the week ends.
How I sprained my ankle:
I'm a one of several dishwashers at a popular restaurant and one of our tasks to to take carry out orders (which is retarded) and well I had just got done taking a carry out order and began walking back to the dish washing station and unknowingly I was standing on some warm soapy water when the phone rang again and I turned to start walking over to answer it and I slipped causing my ankle to roll and then my foot bent backwards (imagine standing on the side of your foot then pushing it back). I did it early in the day and were understaffed as is so I opted to continue working the rest of the night.
This isn't the first time I've continued to work injured either, at a previous job (when I was still in HS) I had had a small accident which included a deli slicing machine and my finger. I just went out to a clinic had them clean it up and stop the bleeding, then I went back to work that day.