I got in a fight with my boss, and I feel great!

[desura]

It's gotta be the adrenaline and shit. Man, most of the time I'm sort of in a daze but getting in a nasty aggressive argument really makes me feel really good. Like, I can focus better, I'm more forward emotionally, it's like getting into that fight broke me out of depression.

 

[MongGrel]

GL, unless he did it on purpose.

 

[ultimatebob]

Let's hope that those happy joy joy feelings last while you're waiting in line at the unemployment office!

 

[desura]

GL, unless he did it on purpose.

I've had this high for like...7 hours now.

 

[desura]

Let's hope that those happy joy joy feelings last while you're waiting in line at the unemployment office!

Eh, I've stayed at this job for too long. At least this will be an impetus for me to put more energy into finding something better.

 

[Svnla]

I can see it now, on Tuesday (after the holiday) OP will make a new thread of "Can you file unemployment benefit if you fought with your boss?"

 

[waffleironhead]

He wanted you to make fries, when you already had the grill station?
/alky

 

[master_shake_]

like fists?

or words?

re-read the op it was words...

 

[mrjminer]

Anger and rage is a great motivator, no joke

 

[desura]

Anger and rage is a great motivator, no joke

Yes indeed.

 

[zanejohnson]

we need details!!

 

[Greenman]

I've only ever done that once. Boss was a screamer, one day he screamed a little to loud and I went off on him, backed him against the wall with my nose half an inch from his screaming obscenity's at him. All I could think about was how long I'd spend in jail if I put him down. I chickened out and didn't touch him. Surprisingly, he didn't fire me. Felt pretty good, and he never raised his voice around me again.

 

[Imp]

I've only ever done that once at work, but not with a boss. We were in the field, luckily, and in a car with me in the driver seat. She called me an asshole, said I drove like a granny, and proceeded to bawl and wail.

 

[MasterOfUsers]

It's gotta be the adrenaline and shit. Man, most of the time I'm sort of in a daze but getting in a nasty aggressive argument really makes me feel really good. Like, I can focus better, I'm more forward emotionally, it's like getting into that fight broke me out of depression.

Did you whip it out?

It doesn't count if you didn't whip it out.

 

[tcsenter]

It's gotta be the adrenaline and shit. Man, most of the time I'm sort of in a daze but getting in a nasty aggressive argument really makes me feel really good. Like, I can focus better, I'm more forward emotionally, it's like getting into that fight broke me out of depression.

Actually you really may not be that far off. It's possible that you have some sort of disorder. e.g. some of the adrenaline junkies actually are 'self-medicating' a depressive disorder.

I have some pretty nasty unipolar depression. A few years ago, I got pulled-over by the cops for a really trivial reason and gave him some flack for it. First time I had been stopped by the police in probably 15 years. I was all amped-up for the next two or even three hours, I felt really awesome. I felt totally hypomanic. In fact, just like you, it so impressed me how "well" I felt, the first time I felt like this in YEARS, that I actually had to tell somebody the next day about the experience.

 

[Ichinisan]

I don't know the scenario. If there are any regrets, suck it up and apologize.

 

[olds]

Closest I've come to it is fist fighting a co-worker in the bosses office.

 

[desura]

I don't know the scenario. If there are any regrets, suck it up and apologize.

Not happening. I think I'm going to keep it humming for a while, if just for the little rush I get from the conflict. That and it'll be energy and motivation to find a better job, which I've been too complacent about.

 

[desura]

Did you whip it out?

It doesn't count if you didn't whip it out.

believe it not, boss said something to that effect.

 

[CPA]

You know I've worked with my two bosses for so long and it's such a great relationship I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to work with someone you get into an actual fight with.

 

[gorcorps]

You know I've worked with my two bosses for so long and it's such a great relationship I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to work with someone you get into an actual fight with.

No kidding

I haven't worked with them long, but to scream at each other... what a weird situation.

 

[TheSlamma]

As long as you have a nest egg or still live in moms basement then you are good to go

 

[1sikbITCH]

Not happening. I think I'm going to keep it humming for a while, if just for the little rush I get from the conflict. That and it'll be energy and motivation to find a better job, which I've been too complacent about.

Won't be long before you're surrounded by living and dead hostages, screaming out the windows at the SWAT team yelling YEAH HAHAHAHA WHAT A RUUUUUUSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:biggrin:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppMQ2Jvekfg

 

[alkemyst]

He wanted you to make fries, when you already had the grill station?
/alky

It's clear you like dick, dick.

In my 20's I had a boss that kicked holes in walls, told me I was fired, I never lost my job.

I would copy my middle finger or leave a note on his desk about it.

When I left that company to go back to college, he lost his fucking mind.