Flippin' off old work

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My last place of employment fired me (it was actually a wrongful dismissal). The people there were so mean to me because I was slightly different than them. For example, I did not engaged in mindless conversations with them about shopping for name-brand clothing and other superficial things. They also had a hate on for me because I was a REALLY hard worker, and I was always upstaging them. Well they ganged up on me and eventually got me fired. Dumb bitches. So now whenever I drive by my old work place (which is rare), I ALWAYS make sure to salute them by flipping them off. I often use both middle fingers, but sometimes it's only one. I hate them so much, I hope they eventually go out of business, which is possible. If they do, I am going to dance for joy. I am not normal a hateful/vangeful person, but these people deserve to be thrown on the street without a dollar to their name. Is it normal to feel this way toward them? I don't see a problem with it.

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  • reeferdachiefer
    13 years ago

    yeh totally.

    i got fired from my work cold stone because they thought i was stealing money. i wasnt. i swear. :} but yeh i flip that place off every time i go there.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      13 years ago

      Assholes. Isn't it a piss off to get fired for the wrong reason?? I mean WTF? These people need to look into the facts before accusing and letting someone go. So flip away, my friend! :)

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  • Cheds
    14 years ago

    This is pretty funny because I was in the EXACT same situation. Wrongfully dismissed because, I too, was different (long story) so whenever I would drive by (as a passenger) I would give the place a pair of middle fingers. My boyfriend always just yells at me to "get over it!". But I can't get over it. I feel dejected and stabbed in the back. Thankfully, I am back in school so it was a blessing in disguise, but I still hate the place with an undying passion.

    I think it is normal.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      14 years ago

      Wow, exactly the same as me! People also tell me to get over it, but it still bothers me to this day. And yes it was also a blessing in diguise for me. I'm working at a much better place now (well the pay isn't better, but the people are!) and I'm also studying a course on the side. I'm gonna better myself and show those bitches I don't need their bulshit! Good luck to you, by the way :)

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  • [Old Memory]
    14 years ago

    Of course it is. Flip away. If you worked hard, but got screwed.

    But I think this sort of shallow retail is not for you. Any other Prospects? What you doing to get into a career that you actually like & are appreciated for?

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      14 years ago

      Thankfully I have since found a better job, and I love my coworkers. I'm actually treated with respect, for a change. Still not my dream job, but at least I'm a lot happier here, and my coworkers are nice, which makes a HUGE difference. The only crappy part is the pay is less. But it is very hard to find a high-paying job around here in these hard times...

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