‘Do my job, okay': Young worker uses forklift to move company reps car onto a stack of pallets after rep obstructs trucks access to loading dock

People working on the loading dock know how frustrating it is when others show up and park their cars in a way that obstructs access to the trucks that are supposed to arrive. In this case, a young worker was working at a loading dock that was expecting a big load of tech and products for a new office layout, and they were beginning to get a lot of equipment. OP's boss informed them to keep the trucks coming and going as smoothly as possible. OP's job was to get the unloaded company pallets and stack them out of the way, making sure they were ready for return to their owner.

One day, a company representative showed up and parked his big BMW right where he was not supposed to. When OP told him he had to move his car, the rep barked at him and told him to go do his job. Do his job? Okay, thought OP… I will. So OP used the forklift to move the rep's car onto a stack of pallets, making sure it was out of the way.

When the rep came back to see where his car was, he was shocked to find that it was high above the ground. OP could not move the car, because the propane tank was empty, so he wouldn't be able to use the forklift to take it down. After that, even more chaos ensued, which you can read about below. Next, check out this customer who traveled all the way to a seller's house for a product, without informing the seller that they were coming!

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