So I made an employee at work cry

[StartingLine]

The first part was in good humor but adding that second part is only something you want to do with someone you are very familiar with, especially with women how they are.

 

[olds]

I have a female on my crew that needs tuning up every couple of months. She cries every time. The first time I felt bad, now I don't.

 

[Golgatha]

Originally posted by: SpanishFry
add expletives for effect next time 🙂

And to get the Bud Light swear jar filled up more quickly!

 

[Fourier Transform]

Originally posted by: Chaotic42

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Women should not be allowed in the workplace.

Seconded. Get back in the kitchen where you belong.

 

[Nik]

Originally posted by: Fourier Transform

Originally posted by: Chaotic42

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Women should not be allowed in the workplace.

Seconded. Get back in the kitchen where you belong.

No, really. If you can't control your emotional-roller-coaster-of-a-life and keep that garbage out of the workplace, then it's time to find another job or get some therapy. You're there to do business, to make money, and go home. You're not there to take your coworkers seriously and walk around emotionally vulnerable just waiting for the first person to speak to you so you can flip out. Go home.

 

[OutHouse]

This is why i don't horseplay at work and I don't tolerate people who do.

 

[Nik]

Originally posted by: Citrix
This is why i don't horseplay at work and I don't tolerate people who do.

You're an emotional-wreck enabler 😉

 

[rh71]

if she didn't walk out with a smile or a scan, she thought you were serious.

 

[Alienwho]

Originally posted by: hjo3
Hah, women! Am I right, guys?

Haha! Not only was this the first reply of the thread, it was also, by far the best reply of the thread, and nobody made mention of it.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: GuideBot

Originally posted by: Fourier Transform

Originally posted by: Chaotic42

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Women should not be allowed in the workplace.

Seconded. Get back in the kitchen where you belong.

No, really. If you can't control your emotional-roller-coaster-of-a-life and keep that garbage out of the workplace, then it's time to find another job or get some therapy. You're there to do business, to make money, and go home. You're not there to take your coworkers seriously and walk around emotionally vulnerable just waiting for the first person to speak to you so you can flip out. Go home.

you are wrong.

while you are there to do business and make money you have take your coworkers seriously.

work is not a place for horseplay with everyone.

the OP fvcked up. hopefully he learns from it. though i doubt anything is going to happen. UNLESS the op has a history of it or is already in trouble.

 

[dainthomas]

Originally posted by: tasmanian

Originally posted by: elmro
I think you need to smooth it over with her - walk up behind her and start giving her a backrub - she'll appreciate it.

Yep this is will not only make sure you keep your current job but will get a huge promotion.

Only if he meets the three criteria:

1. Be handsome.
2. Be attractive.
3. Don't be unattractive.

😛

 

[hjo3]

Originally posted by: Alienwho

Originally posted by: hjo3
Hah, women! Am I right, guys?

Haha! Not only was this the first reply of the thread, it was also, by far the best reply of the thread, and nobody made mention of it.

Thanks! :beer: for you! 🙂

 

[Chaotic42]

Originally posted by: Fourier Transform

Originally posted by: Chaotic42

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Women should not be allowed in the workplace.

Seconded. Get back in the kitchen where you belong.

Thanks for making that quote look like it was mine... 😉