Fast Food Worker Gets Written Up After Calling Ambulance For Customer Going Into Diabetic Shock

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    Font - r/antiwork u/staysynful 14h • I got written up for saving a woman's life. I used to work for a local burger place. I worked there twice, once as a manager before leaving for another job, and a second time as just a part time worker. Both times made me want to rot in the ground because the owner was a total . I the kind of person who gets in your face over a slight inconvenience. like
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    Font - Anyway the second time I worked there I was cutting some tomatoes up front waiting for customers. My gm had gone on her hour long brake and it was just me an another employee. An elderly lady had been hanging around, coming up to the counter and ordering a soda but the problem was she already bought a cup so she could have just kept refilling it.
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    Handwriting - She was confused...really confused. She would go back outside and sit on the steps before coming back in and doing the same thing. My coworkers and I were concerned. We all talked with one another and decided to call the local non- emergency line.
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    Font - I told the officers what was going on and they sent a few officers out to check on her. During that time the gm had come back and was wondering what was happening. I told her that I had called and by the time I left at the end of my shift the police had taken the woman away in an ambulance.
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    Font - I come in the next day and I'm handed a write up. I'm confused and the gm tells me I should have waited until she returned. I thought it was ridiculous and made a copy but refused to sign it. About a day or two later the lady's family calls. They said if we waited any longer she would have died because she was in diabetic shock. So yeah I got written up and then I quit.
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    Font - nerdgirl71 14h ● Call your local news station. Tell them the story. Put your old work place on blast. ... Reply 3.9k
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    Font - staysynful OP • 12h I tell people who want to order from them all the time. Not just because of this issue but because they also refuse to clean the fryers properly and most of the staff works there 12+ hours a day. When I worked there I had no life outside! But the final straw was almost letting a woman die! ... 1.7k
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    Font - drapehsnormak • 12h ● Contact the health department. 4823
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    Font - Fit_Technology8240 • 13h Thank you for what you did. One time my dad was found wandering around the mall by a security guard. He was young and not elderly looking. He was in diabetic shock. The guard asked him if he had family and the only thing he could remember was my phone number. I never even got to meet the guard to thank him, so I'm thanking you instead Reply 4386
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    Font - headstar101 - 13h A friend of mine administered CPR on a person in the parking lot while working at Albertsons. You guessed it, a write up because saving someone's life put the company at risk for liability. This country is ed up. Reply 4210 ...
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    Rectangle - RiseCascadia • 10h Bioregionalist Wouldn't a customer dying in your store be even more of a liability? 473 +
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    Font - Mikacakes 13h ● An old colleague of mine at a former workplace got suspended for lending his inhaler to a customer who was having a severe asthma attack, because the ambulance was taking too long to arrive. Shocking but not surprising how middle management likes to pull power plays with peoples lives. Reply 62
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    Font - lestairwellwit. 13h My ex has gone through so many medical problems and I happy to say she has not just beaten them, she has conquered them. At one point she was a substitute teacher that specialized with "troubled" kids and she did well enough to be known for it. One day she fell into an (undiagnosed) diabetic shock. It looked like she just fell asleep at her desk. The school decided she was drunk and told her to drive home. She never taught again, but like I said, she conquers. She has
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    Font - narcissash. 12h Used to work for a supermarket in Australia (green if anyone is curious), got written up for dropping self service to run across the street and help an elderly lady who had a serious fall, and because I couldn't return afterwards due to the blood on my uniform. They're heartless f* Reply 分 36
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    Font - ANOT DragonessAndRebs. 11h ➤ As some one who went through it too I knew exactly what was wrong. It's a terrifying thing to go through. You feel thirsty all the time so you drink. But you just keep drinking and nothing is helping. Then you get a splitting headache and you can't sleep due to the thirst. You get so scared not knowing what is happening to you. Then you go into a coma. Then you die. I made it to the headache before my family sent me to the hospital. You did the right thing and

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