It's incredible the kinds of things people can get away with under this type of “assumed acceptance” — and the behaviors, actions, and attitudes that people are willing to turn a blind eye to. It sounds like this construction worker should have been out of a job a long time ago.
This post is also a lesson in treating others with kindness — for you never know when bad behavior could come back to bite you. That random person you're insulting could wind up being your boss's friend — or that person you refused to hold the door for could wind up on the other side of the desk during a job interview. That being said — you shouldn't need personal advancement and benefit as a motivator to be kind to others…
Keep reading for screenshots of this tale, as posted to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by Redditor u/CanadianCosmicEntity. For more like this, check out this worker who got fired for not showing up for a shift that they weren't even scheduled for.
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