Guy Gets Ghosted by a Job Interviewer; Does Donuts on the Front Lawn of the Office on His Way Out

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    Plant - Posted by u/Dry_Apartment_6037 19 hours ago Job interviewer ghosted me and then had one of his employes tell me to "go home", so I did.
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    Font - While I do have a job already, I thought it would be worthwhile to see what else is out there. A week ago, I found a job posting on indeed. It sounded like a good gig, paid good and is work that I like doing. The only downfall is that it's a 35 min drive out of town.
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    Font - I had a good conversation with the business owner (via indeed inbox) and he seemed like a good guy. I explained that I work every day from 7am-3:10pm and he understood that there is a bit of a commute to his shop. He asked
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    Font - me if I could meet up with him at 3:30. I told him that it isn't possible as I was done at 3:10 and can't do a 35 min drive in under 20 mins. I explained that I would be leaving town at 3:10 to come
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    Font - and see him, and that I would see him when I get there (somewhere around 3:40-ish) so I gave him with my phone number just in case something was to change, and we left on a good note.
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    Font - I drove rather fast, getting there at 3:37, happy that I got there in under 35 mins. I show up. Business closed. I figured he was somewhere nearby, so I get out of my vehicle to search.
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    Font - I look over to my left to see 2 teenagers moving some materials. I approach them and ask them where their boss was while explaining that I had a meeting with him now. One of them then
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    Font - informs me that he just left a few mins ago, but could call him back to come meet me. He calls his boss, saying who I am, etc. The teenager chuckles, says "ok" with a "you gotta be f ng kidding me" look on his face and then hangs up.
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    Font - Teenager to me: "He says to go home". I asked him to repeat himself. "He said go home", this time laughing uncomfortably.
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    Font - I now have another 35 min drive ahead of me and I am very irritated. I decided to leave as his boss instructed.... but instead of driving the gravel driveway back
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    Plant - onto the highway (the way I came in from) I decided to leave him a present to remember me by: some donut tire skid marks on his front lawn as I tore out of there.
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    Font - 30 mins after that, he felt the need to reach out to me and introduce himself via PRIVATE NUMBER, but I let it go to voicemail (as I was driving), which upon listening to
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    Font - later on, further proved to me that all his negative google reviews were more than likely ALL true, and that this person isn't someone to do business with anyways.
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    Human body - TL:DR job interviewer ghosted me after I drove 35 mins to see/35 mins back home, was then rude to me, so I did a donut on their front lawn.
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    Human body - CoderJoe1 18 hr. ago Dodged a bullet
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    Rectangle - honest Bender 11 hr. ago No, OP fired a bullet. Who goes full psycho and does donuts on someone's lawn because they blew off a meeting?
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    Font - BouquetOfDogs - 12 hr. ago Why is that? I think OP's reaction to being treated poorly, even in a degrading way, was within reason. Was it petty? Yes, that's why this was posted here in the first place.
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    Font - RepresentativeSun588 · 18 hr. ago I decided to leave him a present Me: Please PLEASE S on his door step; ON HIS DOORSTEP. OP: some donut tire skid marks Not the kind of skid marks I was hoping for, OP.
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    Human body - Yoder_of_Kansas 17 hr. ago That can be cleaned up. Donuts in the grass requires expensive landscaping
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    Font - Nevermind04 8 hr. ago You teach people how to treat you. The first thing you taught them is that it is perfectly fine to not be respectful of your time or effort. And wouldn't you know - the second time you showed up, they didn't respect you.
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    Font - demimod 2000- 17 hr. ago I am still waiting for an interviewer to "call me back". He said he'd call me back the next day...this was in August. If he wasn't interested, then he should have just said so. He kept me from another possible job and I am mad at myself for believing the b 1
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    Goggles - RepresentativeWay I'm still waiting for an interviewer to call me back from 1998, he said he would let me know, I sometimes wonder if he's forgotten to let me know. 734 13 hr. ago
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