Pizza parlor owner kicks out guests for berating new hire: 'Frankly, I don't care'

One pizza parlor worker had an especially exciting first day on the job! 

On your very first day of work, you're really just learning the ropes. You shouldn't be expected to know much of anything… but this person was still doing a pretty good job on day one. Unfortunately for them, they still had to deal with the universal evil of every retail position: the customers. Some are nice, some are insane, some are just impolite. You'll get all sorts in any sort of food service gig, but it seems like servers in particular deal with the worst people ever on a daily basis. 

Making mistakes as the new person at any job is an uncomfortable situation; you want to prove you're competent, but you're so new that you need constant guidance. This person did get to learn about their company's culture from the start, though. They took the job not really knowing what was in store for them, but after getting to know what the owner of the pizza place was like, they could feel proud to work at such an establishment. Check out this very satisfying tale below! 

Next up, this person really thinks that their new coworker should be fired ASAP… but they have a few reasons that are quite convincing. 

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