Unreasonable Vegan Employee Refuses To Deliver Food With Meat In It

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Eric Lund
Jul 31, 2021 11:00 AM EDT

Some companies can be unreasonable, and there are some occupations out there people are sure no one enjoys. But when you refuse to do the job you agreed to do, and push the responsibility onto your coworkers, there become fewer and fewer questions about who's being impossible. It's not even a dietary restriction thing, it's a having coworkers thing. For some "intriguing" dietary stories, here's an uncle who demanded a meat meal at a vegan wedding and an irrational neighbor who demanded nutless baklava.

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    Font - r r/EntitledPeople · Posted by u/One_Percent_Kid 17 days ago New delivery driver refuses to deliver food. I own a restaurant. Recently, we've had a HUGE uptick in delivery orders, and so I've been hiring delivery drivers for the past month. Saturday was the first day for one of these new hires, we'll call her Jen. 22, blonde, in town for college, seemingly nice girl. 6pm rolls around, she shows up for her shift. She's there maybe 10 minutes when the first delivery order comes in. Steak an
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    Font - Food is done, gets boxed up and put on the counter to be taken for delivery. Jen just stands there looking at it, so the other driver (we'll call him Ron) picks it up and heads out. While Ron is out, we get another order. 4 deluxe double bacon cheeseburgers, 2 family size fries, and 4 2XL milkshakes. Food hits the delivery counter, and again, Jen is just sort of standing there looking at it. At this point, the GM asks her what she's waiting for. "I can't deliver that, it's got meat in it!
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    Font - Mind you, a solid 80% of our menu is meat. We've got some salads, some sides, and we do serve Impossible burgers (as well as Impossible meatloaf), but most of the time, those get ordered along with other items that do contain meat. So the GM calls me, and I come up front. He explains all that I just relayed. I confirm with Jen that she refuses to touch any orders with meat in them, and then I send her home. She won't be on the schedule again. Ron and I handle the deliveries for the rest o
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    Font - Sorry lady, you can't expect to be paid to just stand by the bar for 5 hours a day. And just to be clear, this post isn't about bashing vegans. I'm talking about the actions of one person, who happens to be vegan. The vast majority of vegans I've met are perfectly reasonable people. I even went vegan for like 8 months, but I was bad at it or something, because I kept losing too much weight.
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    Font - GeekFit26 · 17d Imagine taking a job, then thinking you can pick and choose what tasks you get to do
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    Font - White_Wolf_Dreamer 17d No one's forcing her to eat the meat, and she chose to apply for work at a place that serves meat, so she doesn't have a leg to stand on. I kinda get the feeling that she might've planned this ahead of time just to cop a paycheck for doing next to nothing.
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    Font - k1rov_report1ng - 17d Sounds like she's using her "veganism" as an excuse to not work. 46 Reply Share belomis · 17d Which is crazy to me. Why would you just want to stand in place for five hours? I would quit somewhere immediately if I had to do that. Like, give me a sh.ton of work to do to make the time go by quickly. Especially with delivery where you can jam out to music on the way.
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