'You're the new hire right?': Good-guy CEO surprises his new worker after getting a scalding cup of coffee spilled all over him, buying the employee a replacement cup as a welcome

Not all CEO's are terrible, in fact, some are actually super chill. This new hire employee was shocked however at the level of chillness his CEO exhibited after getting caught in the crosshairs of a wayward cup of flying coffee. 

We've all had those bustling mornings where it seems like everything we touch falls apart. It's in those heated, rushed moments of mania that the clumsiest version of ourselves is revealed. And on anyone's first day at a new job, it seems like this is the only first impression willing to rear their ugly head. When the new hire in this next story reached the pearly gates of a fresh new position, everything quickly unraveled into a mumbo-jumbo mad-dash of terror as their nearly full cup of coffee went careening in the direction of the company's CEO. 

Even those of us who frequently make fools of ourselves can cringe at the breath-taking moments of this employee's first-day fumble, only to heave a sigh of relief when the CEO turns out to be a really good guy.

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