15+ Employees who made huge mistakes, but didn't get fired: 'He stole over $10,000... but was never fired'

Some workers are content to clock in for the day with a zero percent chance of them doing their actual job. This used to happen to me constantly when I worked in food service, and I viewed this with a 50/50 mix of annoyance and admiration. When your coworker refuses to work, it makes things harder for everyone else. At the same time, clocking in while announcing out loud that you aren't doing any work today is very punk rock. So… it's a draw.

I always admired my coworkers who would clock in and immediately start arguing with the managers. They'd announce that they would not be doing anything: not working with customers, not sweeping or dropping French fries. Instead, they'd hang out in the back office with the managers, soda in hand, eating food they didn't pay for. It's iconic! It's annoying! And believe it or not, people in all types of jobs slack off, make mistakes, or refuse to work, and they won't even get fired for it! Some workers just stay in their jobs on and on, defying all logic.

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