Reginald
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After a month of working at this new job, I finally meet the one member of staff I have yet to work with. He's a Saturday boy of 22, a couple of years older than me, and all I'd heard from people was that he was cocky and a bit of a prick.
BOY WAS THAT AN UNDERSTATEMENT.
He is lazy, rude and loud. He can't seem to stand the fact that I was hired into a full time supervisor position while he idles his time working every other Saturday. During the lunchtime rush, he simply stood at the till, taking people's money (a job that can be done by the person making coffee) whilst the rest of us made coffee, cooked food, collected dirty plates, washed up, etc. He then proceeded to insult any of us when something was wrong. During a slightly quieter time he told us the story of his drunken night out the night before, he told it very loudly and with all blue language fully intact. I got a complaint from a mother who told me that her child didn't want to hear language like that.
At this point I had to take him aside to tell him to calm down a bit. This is when he clearly decided that I was a waste of space. I asked him politely to sweep up outside the shop and he just ignored me and continued texting on his phone, all whilst the rest of us were washing up or cleaning the coffee machine etc.
It sounds a little weak of me, but I'll definitely be passing on information about his attitude to our manager. According to the girls I work with, he's normally a lot more receptive when other authority figures are there, so I'll just have to work on him I guess.
Doesn't stop him being a ****ing douche bag though.
BOY WAS THAT AN UNDERSTATEMENT.
He is lazy, rude and loud. He can't seem to stand the fact that I was hired into a full time supervisor position while he idles his time working every other Saturday. During the lunchtime rush, he simply stood at the till, taking people's money (a job that can be done by the person making coffee) whilst the rest of us made coffee, cooked food, collected dirty plates, washed up, etc. He then proceeded to insult any of us when something was wrong. During a slightly quieter time he told us the story of his drunken night out the night before, he told it very loudly and with all blue language fully intact. I got a complaint from a mother who told me that her child didn't want to hear language like that.
At this point I had to take him aside to tell him to calm down a bit. This is when he clearly decided that I was a waste of space. I asked him politely to sweep up outside the shop and he just ignored me and continued texting on his phone, all whilst the rest of us were washing up or cleaning the coffee machine etc.
It sounds a little weak of me, but I'll definitely be passing on information about his attitude to our manager. According to the girls I work with, he's normally a lot more receptive when other authority figures are there, so I'll just have to work on him I guess.
Doesn't stop him being a ****ing douche bag though.