Worker makes a jacket that says 'Sorry, I can't speak Chinese' to wear at work, boss tells them it's offensive

• 
  via Unsplash+ (Getty Images)

  _{Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.}

• When you're working in customer service, you're probably familiar with the constant annoyance of being asked the same question over and over. You're used to it at this point, but that doesn't make it any less annoying to deal with. Sometimes you wish you could just wear a name tag with the answer to the question written on it. "No, we don't have soy milk. We do have oat and almond." That way, you can skip all the tedium of the interaction and just get straight to the point. But that's not how retail environments usually work. You kind of have to wear the uniform and stick to that. Keep scrolling to read exactly what is going on here and decide what you think about it.

• Apparently some customers found my jacket offensive, so I'm no longer allowed to wear it.

  
  via emmodii
• 
  via emmodii
• 
  via emmodii
• 
  via emmodii
• 
  via Unsplash+ (Getty Images)

  _{Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.}

• Commenters gave their takes on this workplace story.

  
  via hlysias
• 
  via Depressed_Cupcake
• 
  via Depressed_Cupcake
• 
  via hoganpaul
• 
  via ChronicSassyRedHead
• 
  via Without-Reward
• 
  via Without-Reward
• 
  via Without-Reward
• 
  via freya_the_mistwank
• 
  via BeMancini
• 
  via bakedcheetobreath
• 
  via bakedcheetobreath
• 
  via Teresabooks
• 
  via Teresabooks
• 
  via Teresabooks
• 
  via josh_who_hah
• 
  via arethainparis
• 
  via emmodii
• 
  via emmodii
• 
  via emmodii
• 
  via emmodii

Tags

Also From Memebase

Lazy employee delegates all her tasks to coworker, manager announces he will stop assigning her work: 'I've become her unpaid assistant'