18-year-old creamery employee gets fired for 20-year-old manager's mistake, gives away heaps of free ice cream before leaving: ‘It was their lucky day!’

I scream, you scream, we all scream, when we get fired for ice cream! Haha Okay, sorry, I had to, it's a rant from a teenage ice cream shop employee! I mean, retrospectively, they're an adult now. But back when they were working their first job ever at an ice cream shop, they gathered some workplace trauma that never left them and taught them the harsh reality that many places employee toxic management. 

 

They were just doing their job exactly how they were trained to. They requested time off and were approved. However, upon returning, a new policy was put in place that royally skewed them over. All of a sudden, it was no longer the manager's job to schedule employees properly, it was up to the employee themselves. But guess what? They didn't even give this employee time to work out that new policy. They fired him on his day back. So you know what he did?

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