r/Maliciouscompliance [Regret Intensifies]
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 3. 11. 2020
- r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, we've got a telemarketer who won't take "no" for an answer, an entitled nurse who won't let OP call off sick, and a moronic teacher who asks his students to overshare in the classroom. What do they all have in common? INSTANT REGRET! If you like this video, subscribe for more funny Reddit stories!
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"Sneaky Snitch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
License: CC By Attribution 3.0 - Komedie
I was a CNA for years. The charge nurse doesn't surprise me at all. I had a miscarriage and had to call in from the emergency room. The charge nurse had the audacity to say that a little cramping didn't mean I was miscarrying and that I was over dramatizing things. My Dr., bless him, heard her comment, stormed down to the nursing home floor, and ripped her a new one. She wasn't there long after that đ
Sorry about your miscarriage :(
I swear as a prior PCA and soon to be LPN I will never treat my CNAs like that, all I've ever asked of people is that they actually care about our patients and not ignore their needs.
I'll say this I've only once during my clinicals at LTC encountered a group of aides that do not deserve to actually be working in the medical field.
My assigned resident was a morning shower, but required to be placed in the shower bed via a Homer lift and facility policy dictated only employees could utilize that equipment, so I did what I could by 0800 got the resident ready and had her lift pad under her. I notified thr aides that the showers were empty and my resident was ready for her am shower....they scattered.
Later around 1100 they were at the nurses station sitting on their phones and I asked them for help again, they waved me off with a "yeah we'll get to it."
I approached my instructors, thank God for the one she laid into that group of aides and of course they said they would help, and again the hid in another residents room.
I finally got that resident showered at 1445, fifteen minutes before I was to leave and it wasn't the aides that helped, it was a contract LPN that pulled me to the side and we closed the door and transfered her using the lift, violating the facility rules, but doing what needed done for that resident to make sure her care was actually being done.
I don't ask much, I just expect at least people try to do their best and not put my patients in danger or neglect them.
I am a CNA and I had COVID-19 and ended up in the hospital. My charge nurse told me that i probably just had allergies and that i had to come in.
@@heyharmonyhere I'm so sorry. I hope your feeling better. Being a CNA is really tough, but just know that I think you are doing a great job. And I think your patients/residents feel the same way. Just be careful of back injuries. I have arthritis in my spine and hips now because of multiple injuries. Take care and know that you are appreciated. Thank you for all you do! â€ïžđđđ
@@TheKidnappedOne I understand. There's always a few who should not be there. But thank you for being a CNA and an LPN. You're doing amazing work and should be appreciated for that. Thank you! đđđâ€ïž
Teacher: âyou dont have to share what you dont want to shareâ
Op:*shares what theyâre comfortable with*
Teacher: âyou werent supposed to do thatâ
Nah he went
teacher: "share everything"
op: *shares everything*
teacher: "oh my god!"
That nurse should not be working in healthcare, let alone healthcare involving one of the most vulnerable types of people.
Unfortunately, your statement is true of a large number of assisted living facility and nursing home staff.
@@RedT...TheOriginal.NotANumber why is that?
@@bland9876
I'm an EMT, and I've been to several of these facilities. The nurses there are decidedly hit-or-miss in terms of how well they care for the residents.
The ones who do well are straight up awesome. I love working with them. They know their patients, can give me solid reports and histories, and genuinely seem to give a damn.
The rest... not so much. "I don't know, it happened during the last shift." "S/he's not my patient, I normally work in [other hall]." "S/he's AOx4, I can't FORCE her/him to take care of her/himself." (No, but you can ASSIST! This is an ASSISTED living facility, right?)
Excuses and evasions, and the patients suffer. Because they're not paid enough to care. It's disgusting.
@@RedT...TheOriginal.NotANumber you would think the ones endangering lives would be fired but they are not because?
@@bland9876
If not for them, the facilities would be critically undermanned. Hate saying it, hate more that it's true.
Hey you, random CZcamsr reading this very public conversation between me and FNLN:
If you're appalled by this, maybe you should go be a nurse. Replace those sub-standard ones with someone of quality. Think you're up for it?
Anyone: Fires employee unfairly
Anyone in the r/maliciouscompliance subreddit: *Iâm about to end this mans whole career*
Lol
Lol
69 likes so I wonât like it
@@thenicnacshack1322 ijkokoooooooookki k
Get it to 420
I love how occasionally in his videos he'll give a little personal tidbit to show that he does have a life outside of his CZcams videos. Its a little thing but it has a big impact, at least to me.
I like this and also when he includes some comments from redditors
Do you expect him to just sit in his room twiddling his fingers waiting for a new reddit post 24/7? Seriously sometimes people don't treat performers like normal human being.
@@kos2919 When did anyone say that? It's not that deep go be mad somewhere else
@@Evelyn-if2go To be fair, the OP worded their comment pretty poorly. It DID sound like they assumed that CZcamsrs just stay on their computers. It's like assuming gamers don't have lives outside of video games. Kos isn't wrong in what they are saying. People treat entertainers like they aren't human and the fact you are trying to shut them down isn't helping your case either. No one has to literally say something for them to mean it that way. Please, use your brain.
@@ReptilianTeaDrinker
wait theirs someone outside of my gaming.... lies
"We're meant to dress the way they should aspire to dress,"
So you dress to rub in the fact that you're better off than them?
Pretty much
It was 80s mindset. Pretty much a boomer way of thinking.
@@kos2919 Actually EVERY person offering advice on how to get hired or promoted will include the advice to dress for the position you to which you aspire. Also you dress in what you hope to SELL if in that field, where GAP dress code would differ from Tiffanys. Burger King differs from "Bon Chef de France''.
@@bobbysolo5411 Yeah it's very bad if you want to be a police officer...
â @@bobbysolo5411yeah but its a shelter lol. not a setting where they're selling anything
So the teacher in that story said âyou shouldnât expect your clients to do anything you wouldnât do yourselfâ
But... OP literally said that they tell their clients that they donât have to disclose anything that theyâre not comfortable with sharing outside of therapy
So OP was actually doing something that you could reasonably expect from a client by not disclosing any details, surely? That teacher is so unethical
yes. yes they are
Teacher sounds like a complete hypocrite and I don't even know how he was able to be a teacher for that subject
"You only need to share what you want to"
*OP does so*
"This isn't enough"
*OP grins in malicious compliance*
Talk about trying to have your cake and eat it too
Doesn't that kind of douche-baggery constitute something which he could've been jailed for? Aside from it being unethical and extremely unprofessional to the point of actually getting mental health involved!... what about it is bad enough to warrant such action??
That was a ridiculous story. Could not OP have avoided all that bs just by lying about their family? Just come up with stuff, jeez, it's not like anyone's going to check! If I were the teacher, I would not expect anyone to write the truth.
@@j.j.juggernaut9709 then it would not be in malicious compliance
@@j.j.juggernaut9709 Leave your rational thoughts outside of the comments, I agree with you but some people just wanna watch the world burn and that she/he did.
A friend was fed up with a double glazing form pestering him to make an appointment. He gave in and agreed, the only time he was free at home, he said, was Sunday lunchtime. He let the guy in, watched him measure all the windows and listened to the spiel. Then told the bloke heâd changed his mind. The guy was incredulous. âIâve missed my Sunday dinner for this!â My friend told him he only made the appointment to shut the cold callers up!!!
I worked for a two part company, one side was a young owner ( he took over when his dad passed) the other side was his old uncle. Well the young boss side was a young company with young staff and an office setting that was casual unless you were meeting clients. Then you dress up. Young boss wanted to allow jeans, old uncle refused (heâs old school). Well young boss just started wearing them. Every time he was called out he would say âwell I broke dress code, I must be sent homeâ and would go work from home for the day. It took a week to get the dress code policy updated. And now old uncle even wears jeans the Friday (half day) before a holiday!!
Ah yes...my morning RSlash is ready
its better than a morning coffee.
Ah yes...my afternoon RSlash is ready
Ah yes...my morning RSlash is ready. When I am supposed to be in school
Ah yes.... My night r/slash is ready
I wake up early just for these videos. I could wake up at 9am but I wake up at 6 for these
Does rSlash have an email address?
I have an "EntitledPeople" story with photo evidence for him.
can't you just post it on reddit
instagram.com/rslashyt?igshid=1k8dlbp9tjgdz
I canât find it
He has a discord youcan try that, itâs in the description
do it
He reads reddit stories, that's why his name is rSash in the first place đ€Šââïž and also you can see business email adresses in the channel info.
This dudes search history must be the weirdest thing ever.
Like: fingers being choped up, woman crying in prison and girl infront of a pile of money.
I was going to say that he finds them on Reddit,then I realized you were talking about the thumbnails
He probably uses a stock image site
@@Mikemk_ still weird as hell considering that all you need to do is refer to the URL
There's no way that teacher didn't get fired or demoted. After something like that, if I was his boss, I'd get rid of him in a heartbeat. Hell, I'd try to get him arrested too!
The absolute perfect capper for that genogram assignment would've been someone researching the professor's personal life and presenting his private information to the entire class with his implied consent
To quote Ron Burgundy regarding the first story: "I don't believe you". Those nursing/care homes do not have extra RN's lying around where they can "suspend" one for 8 weeks... They either fire and hire or they reprimand and move on.
They probably used 8 week suspension as a cover up to fire
Different countries have different rulesÂż
@@AestheticWaif Sounds fake but okay
@@AestheticWaif lmao dawg in an industry like nursing homes where they are packed as hell, it doesnt come down to 'rules' its just common sense that they fired her bud
We actually have a ton of RNs where I live. We have a severe lack of workers in our hospitals though, so the state has been encouraging people to continue pursuing their career in medicine.
Did I get sleep? I wish.
It is 8 am? Yeah.
Should I go to sleep? Yup!
But am I gonna watch this anyway?
*Y E S !*
s ame
Lol
You should really get sleep
@@watermelonspice513 nahhh, my mom's already awake she's gonna get sus of me lol TwT
Edit âą Besides family drama~! đ
@@peopleconsidermeajoke7059 Why would you go to sleep at 8am? Where you're usually supposed to get up? How long have you been awake?
I don't understand dress codes. I don't understand how what I'm wearing has anything to do with my performance. To be completely honest if my shoulder distracts you so much from completing your school work than that's a you problem.
agree, personally I think it is just an "obey my authority" kind of thing from weak people on a power trip
The only way a dress code can be demanded is if the place give the outfit and require it is the only one to use. Everyone looking the same and not out of pocket
I think dress codes are important to teach kids how to enter the workforce. Yes you have to wear deodorant, brush teeth, and look somewhat respectable. Should some of the arcane sexist rules go away? Yes. Should I see a teenager wearing a literal handkerchief as a t-shirt? Um no.(irl as a substitute teacher) Kids need some structure.
@@happygreenclean I think people should be aloud to wear what they want to a certain extent. By that I mean private parts should be covered. I honestly don't understand why it's my job to make others feel comfortable with what I wear. I just think that people need to learn to mind their own business.
I feel like it would have made more sense to get rid of that college professor all together
Yeah, that was a massive ethics violation. He should have lost his position.
@@toportime if not his license to teach all together
Iâve malicious complianceâs Eb games when I worked there. Says you can have small nose ring, I had a septum ring. The DM told me I couldnât have it. I pulled out my employee rule book to all the highlighted loopholes I found. Small nose ring doesnât specify where on the nose. No sweatshirts. We got company logo hoodies. The DM said no because no sweatshirts. I replied sweatshirts donât have hoods or zippers and this is a hoodie and this is FROM THE COMPANY.
hello fellow canadian
@@A-Microwave eb Games Is also in Australia
@@Camerz And consequently, no longer in Canada...
Teacher: Share EVERYTHING about your family now!!!!!!
OP: Alright F***** here is my F'd up family i DIDNT want to share
Other Students: *Shares Uncomfortable Story*
Teacher: *Uncomfortable* You can stop now.....
RSlash: Yea that teacher was really dumb to make OP share their backstory
[CW: Mention of substance abuse, neglect, domestic violence, and sexual violence]
The post by u/anonfartsalot brought up memories of a situation I went through years ago. It's a wound that still has yet to heal. This one doesn't have a satisfying ending, but it does speak to how out of touch and unethical some educators can be.
I was in a course in uni that straddled Linguistics and Anthropology, and had to do with the ethnography of endangered languages. Put simply, ethnography is a specific method of qualitative research wherein a researcher enters a community and becomes a participatory observer in order to gain insight on their research question or hypothesis. Anyway, the majority of people in this class were people from communities where they spoke endangered languages. That is, in fact, the way that this course was designed. There were a number of us who weren't from that societal context, however, and the course content was supposed to reflect this, with alternate assignments and different considerations for us to engage with the material even if we hadn't personally been impacted by language loss. Another thing: this course was accelerated because it wasn't part of the regular offerings of my school. In other words, we were learning in two weeks of full day classes what would ordinarily be taught over three months.
The coursework had an ongoing daily work component, essentially done for completion marks (because the content was very student-specific and thus too subjective to be graded). However, the completion marks were contingent on whether the instructor was satisfied. There was no rubric. This work included taking ethnographic notes of the specific event for which this course was run, and then reflecting on your observations with questions like "How does this compare to your home community/family/social circles".
Now, note again that this course is a) geared towards people whose cultural language is in decline, and b) meant to be altered for the students who did not come from that context.
I come from a large English-dominant city in a large English-dominant region of a large English-dominant country (with some regional exceptions on the opposite side of the country from where I live). Where I grew up, you could easily go your whole life without organically coming in contact with a language other than English, even though there are countless substrate languages, immigrant and Indigenous alike, peppered everywhere. In fact, I grew up as a monolingual English speaker (and am now a late L2 learner of a couple other languages, although I wouldn't say I'm bilingual due to a lack of functional fluency). I reflected on this on the first day, and there was really not much else to say.
I also come from family lines which, generations back, spoke non-English languages of Europe. I reflected also on the circumstances under which those languages were no longer passed down in my family. And that was, again, really all I could say on the matter. That was the second day.
So I spent a few more days coming up with other questions to reflect on that seemed applicable to the course topic and context, and checking in with my instructor. My instructor waved me off and told me I was doing fine. Apparently she had immediately lagged behind on reading the students' daily notes, and she was blowing smoke up my ass.
I didn't figure this out until the third-to-last day, when she sent me a very unprofessional novel of an email about how severely inadequate my details on my personal life were, and how she could not possibly give me completion marks for my work because I had to "dig deeper" and that, in her experience as an ethnographic researcher, there's always more of yourself to put into your work. Let me be clear in saying that her view as expressed here is NOT the accepted norm for ethnography, and that there are very obvious ways that putting too much of yourself into your observations may invalidate the data. Imagine trying to use a mirror as a looking glass.
Anyway, my response to this was to go back over all my notes and put all of myself in there. Every time I saw something that reminded me the slightest bit of my own, very much not analogous upbringing or home life, I put it in there. I drew connections anywhere I could shoe-horn them in.
The last piece of this puzzle: I didn't like talking about my home life because of the abuse and neglect I suffered at the hands of my alcoholic, drug-addicted, narcissistic mother. How I was estranged from the vast majority of my family. How my maternal grandfather beat his wife and children. How he himself was abused. I listed the instances of sexual abuse. I put it ALL out there. My PTSD had a field day. I was sobbing, and pretty much on the brink of a mental breakdown. But it was all 'relevant', because I could connect it to the interruption of transmission of two main cultural languages in my family history.
I then wrote a note prefacing it with an explanation of why I didn't initially dig deep, why it should not be an expectation for anyone since it can exacerbate issues with mental health, and how I was not currently well because of my efforts to do 'better' work for this course. I handed it in at the lunch break and asked if I could talk to her about it before she read it because she might not want to read it. She waved me off and opened it, read a little bit, then came back a short while later and asked me to enter a room nearby to talk.
Then she LITERALLY threw my book at me, called it bullshit, and started yelling about how I wasn't special, and I'm not the only one who has experienced trauma. She unloaded on me about the environment she grew up in (which, truth be told, didn't seem too different from mine). She then pulled this thing where she asked me, in a clipped half-shout, what I thought I was going to accomplish with this stunt. When I, a mess of tears, tried to answer that I was doing the best I could, she would shout it again. This felt like it went on for hours. I imagined the class in the other room waiting for afternoon session to start and instead hearing shouting and sobbing through the wall with no explanation. Turns out, the whole ordeal was a little over a half hour.
The rest of the details have to do with getting the program director involved as a peacekeeper, having her half-apologize and call the incident a 'lesson to be learned' for both of us. I crumbled, apologized too quickly, and was basically destroyed for months. I negotiated it so that someone else had oversight over the grading of my work, and I passed. I've since learned that everything I learned about ethnography in that course is deeply suspect, but I haven't had an opportunity to relearn it yet. The instructor was met with no consequences. She continues to teach to this day.
TL;DR: A bad instructor can do a lot of damage.
What did the teacher expect by âtake this assignment seriouslyâ?
Perfect Way to Start The Day!
Yes
Lol I just got back from school
Edit I'm from Ireland
or to end it
Yep, time to get to school and hope my teachers arenât bums( their not)
Your goddamn right
6:40 I disagree with the choice of expression. He didn't get a dose of his own medicine. If anything, he got more than what he bargained for, but "own medicine" would have been if somehow he had been forced to share his traumatic past.
Is that really so important
@@shermansmells Sooo... only important stuff can be posted?
I just donât get why you needed to post that
Nobody really cares and itâs just kind of a meh comment is all
@@shermansmells I cared. And I'm not "nobody". But don't worry. Next time I feel like paying attention to language on a youtube that is mostly about words on a page, I'll run my comments by you. Fair?
Donât get defensive Iâm not trying to be mean I just donât think it matters enough to make an entire paragraph about it when heâs not gonna change it or ever see this
The one with the genogram story truly is a case of "play stupid games, win stupid prizes"
The teacher one reminded me of an ESE teacher I knew back in high school. He was also a preacher. He was the most annoying and nosiest person I ever met. He would stop a random student and ask them personal questions involving their livelihood outside of school and if they refuse to disclose anything, he goes on the whole "The public has a right to know" tirade and would even go as far as sending them to the office on some BS reports. He would often come after me, mostly for my grades and classes, and he would then berate me and we would be butting heads quite often and I was even sent to the office at times. Of course, when I requested that he leaves me alone, it was denied as he was faculty. Well, I finished school and thought that was the end of it but I was wrong. I ended up finding out that he was telling everyone in school that I went to jail (not true, of course) and he started blabbering about some stuff about me that was personal. I was so enraged that I hit him up on messenger, blowing up at him, and I demanded that he stays out of my life or else I was going to press charges. He complied but went on a rant. Last I heard, he retired from school when parents began filing complaints against him because he started getting personal with a bunch of students.
Wait isn't it Rslash's birthday month (I remember him saying november because we share the same birthday month I believe)
Well Happy birthday month Rslash!
His birthday is the 16th I think
@@wcc7986 cool!
Mines in November too
@@nirushjani1727 Nice :)
The story about social work makes my blood boil. Hats off to the folks who shared. That takes guts. They are all awesome and I hope they are doing amazing in life
These stories give me the serotonin I need in the morning. Just like a nice, warm cup of coffee
My parents every time they see me : Regret intensifies
That first story is why I tell people I'm more scared of pneumonia than I'll ever be of COVID.
When you said that,"she probably think people who wear masks are sheep", I immediately thought of my mom! Whenever we walk into a store and the person outside says we need to wear masks, she shouts at them saying they are sheep and we are being controlled by the media. She also thinks the hand sanitizer we pur on are drugged and we will die
First story: 8 weeks without pay means that if that nurse was living in an apartment, she'd likely have to find a job somewhere else real quick, move out, or risk facing eviction. And even if that was not the case, she'd likely struggle financially. Serves her right for trying to teach an innocent school student a "harsh life lesson", and real ironic how her own words came around to bite her.
Second story: This is why I never prod into other people's personal lives, and never share things that they don't want me to unless I feel it absolutely necessary to do so. As opposed to that, I can be very open about myself, sometimes to a fault, and I never feel uncomfortable sharing even the more grim things that has happened in my life in any face-to-face situation. But at the same time, I can understand if people don't care to hear about my life, or don't feel like talking about theirs, and that's perfectly fine. Anyone who pressures people into being open about their traumas should not be working in a field where mental support is necessary, because they clearly don't grasp the concept of sympathy.
Third story: This is why quantity-based call center sales are an absolute failure in most cases these days. Either people aren't as gullible anymore as the Boomers of decades past was, or it's the fact that scam calls are so abundant that people don't even wanna risk picking up calls from unknown numbers anymore. Regardless, businesses are better off just advertising their products/services the passive way, because realistically the customers will come to _them_ if they truly want a deal.
Fourth story: I'm not bothered about wearing logoed clothes at work places if it's a mandatory thing, but enforcing dress codes where it's neither necessary or comfortable is just absurd. Some places have to adapt their clothing depending on the circumstances, and for someone like me who works outdoors all year it's definitely not an exception. Not getting to wear a t-shirt and shorts on hot summer days would just feel exhausting, having no raincoat on rainy days means I'd either need to dry my clothes after work or not work at all during downpours, and having less than one layer of warm clothes during winter is quite self-explanatory (not that we work most of the freezing days anyway for a multitude of reasons). So any opportunity to have dress codes being more flexible for similar reasons should definitely be sought for.
I almost expected in the first one that she came into work anyway and everyone died. After you told us about those two people that died when their tyre got overinflated I'm about ready for anything.
That would be nuclearrevenge lol
I was in class listening to this while doing a test and my teachers dog howled and I thought "wait, is this puppy bloopers?"
I had a professor in undergrad at Old Dominion for Victimology who was a retired police officer, I canât remember the guyâs name but he was super unprofessional and broke a ton of hippa laws while he tried to make fun of suicide and showed actual crime scenes with the victims in the pictures. Needless to say it made us all uncomfortable and he was removed from the class at the end of the semester as the school had to apologize to all the victimâs families about the horrible memories portrayed to the class.
The social work girl didn't get malicious compliance she just did what the guy asked for and it may have even been cathartic
Used to work at Yelp so pro tip:
If a Sales Development Rep or an Account Executive gives your business a call, just say you're the decision maker/business owner/whatever(with the actual business owner's consent of course) and put you on the Do Not Call List.
TECHNICALLY the rep should, but I think legally you're only on that list for 6 months. But it's better than nothing!
And just keep blocking numbers. You can use apps like Hiya and others that have a registry of spam/sales call numbers that helps everyone else. Hated that job and thats what made me leave sales all together.
OP should have looked the teacher in the eye and have said,
"Was that detailed enough for you?!"
I had personally forgotten about this channel, glad i remembered during these hard times
Every time I do dishes Rslash always has my back.
I work as a CNA and have work as a CNA for 6 years and I will tell you right now that the whole lawsuit is very much needed because if the dad is sending a picture of the daughter in hospital and a note from the doctor saying they they can't come in they don't have a foot to stand on and it opened up that nursing home to a huge lawsuit if it were to fire the CNA.
6:45 hay you wanna know about my messed up family history, okay lol, but seriously telling a teacher who thinks he's morally and ethically superior to anyone, what your trama was, is like shedding your burden to anyone who isn't supportive family, doctors or shrinks.
OK that last story completely glossed over the "no hats unless outside" rule... if they didn't wear a sombrero or Dr Seuss hat I'll be bitterly disappointed!
First story about OP calling the nursing home to say she was sick and unable to work. The RN replied "You can't fake a cough to get out of work" and then put the phone down, so OP asked her dad what she should do.
Why should she do anything? She did her duty and let the nursing home know. If the RN didn't believe her, then that's not OP's problem. All OP needs to do is to have the relevant evidence ready for the anticipated subsequent disciplinary meeting. You can see how that would have gone.
"Why didn't you turn up for your shift."
"I was ill."
"Where's the evidence to prove that?
"Here it is, right here."
"Ah, OK, so why didn't you let us know you couldn't come in?"
"I did. I rang and told . Check the phone recording."
Guess who would have got the kick up the xxx - the RN.
My day just isn't complete without a lil bit of Rslash in my morning. Goes great with my coffee!
The printer company story reminded me of when i was looking for a roofer. I already had a quote for $11K. I told this guy if you can't meet or beat the offer, there's no reason for him to come over. He confidently tells me its good to go. After a 2 hour meeting, he quotes me $24K. WTF! Get out of my house!
Guys donât forget R/slashâs birthday is coming up!! (November 16th) make sure to wish him a happy birthday
I'm also going to school for social work, and I must say, that assignment seems very unethical. I would definitely have brought it up with someone else in the department
I hope to hear an update about that dress code thing. I like to hear the payoff.
my grandmother and i literally just had a discussion about why family tree projects are a terrible idea, that teacher had no business doing that shit.
[regret intensifies]
Rslash has a wife?! Finding little things about him make me happy, hearing him live and happy and meaningful life like the rest of us makes me smile
Yugo
yugo more like pugo
Hey rSlash, thank you for posting every day. The reliability is a reassuring constant in an ever different world. I really needed the distraction today so thank you.
Never been this early.
Same
@@sedonabookbinder4233 if you're going to school today have a great day :)
@@sedonabookbinder4233 same
I get on the bus a little bit after he posts
@@sedonabookbinder4233 I go to work when he posts lol
That printer story sounds familiar and really relatable. Meaning getting annoying telemarketer calls and still telling them to stop. Also reminds me of those ads I get on youtube. No matter how many times I dislike or say, stop showing this ad, it doesn't seam to work.
"Dress for the job you want"
All fun and games till they realise you aren't actually a doctor đ
[Sadistic love seeing people squirm intensifies]
Ah yes
[Regret Intensifies] is the exact opposite of how I felt after watching this video. Keep up the amazing work RSlash!
teacher: next week assignment is to traumatise the class?
Had the same problem with the money tracking thing. Luckily I have no problem switching phone numbers to ditch unwanted callers.
First lady sounded like one of the people that give nursing homes such bad names. Stealing items from residents and just treating them poorly because they are old and can't properly defend themselves. It's such a shame that people feel it's alright to take advantage of such people.
So glad my rents helicopter parented me around abusive family, I know of super abusive family members in was never allowed to be left with so I wouldn't have had a traumatic experience...not saying my relationship with my rents is perfect but im just glad I was sheltered from the physical abusers
The meeting at the printer company shoulda had a bet that if they couldnt save them money after all, they buy pizza for the officeđđđŽ
I listen to rSlash every morning while I eat breakfast, lately without earbuds. My dad is usually within earshot. He just commented that âFrom what Iâve heard of this guy, he sounds like a real prick.â I had to explain that rSlash isnât OP in these stories and theyâre all from different people.
"âŠbut I will spare you the lecture." No please, tell us.
One thing I've noticed is that a good portion of people go into social work because they were part of broken/unhealthy families/family dynamics. I'm surprised the professor didn't realize that when I did and I'm not even remotely related to SW
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Returned company issued shirts back to boss???
You absolute mad lads!!!
Don't mess with those guys...
As someone whose familiar with bacterial pneumonia, I can tell you it's as contagious as any other virus or bacterial infection. Washing your hands, using sanitizer, and covering your mouth when sneezing or coughing will greatly reduce your chances of contracting or passing it along. Always practice good hygiene, and stay away from children, as they're little germ factories. đ€Łđ€Ł
The three dislikes are from Karens
Forcing people in social work to share their backstories is the stupidest idea. As someone that plans to go into social work I can vouch that most people in that field are there to give they help they never got
My grandfather (89) died thanks to a bacterial pneumonia of the common type. He had health issues but nothing important, just things thanks to his age so it was a shock for the family.
The story about homeless people reading people like that is so true. I used to be homeless I do the exact same thing all the time.
When your teacher tells you to do something and you do it but the way the person didnt expect
*get nae nae'd*
First story. Relatable. I was in the hospital unable to walk and with seizures suddenly. My boss told me I just wanted to get out of work -.-
I work at a nursing home in Sweden and people have been told to work even when they're sick and have fever. One incident the worker got herself tested after the shift and it was covid! It's so under staffed and under payed.
11:24 Wep, at my company we have another way of dealing with anoying calls like that, we got an agressive guy pretending to be the head of our legal dept and threatent to sue the living shit out of whitchever company is calling us if they don't delet our number from their database immediatly. Throw in some legal citation about how it's illegal to keep infos about someone without their consent in our country and they usualy comply and stop calling us.
I do the exact same thing for unwanted personnal calls asking for a manager and very agressively threaten to sue if they keep calling.
"Welcome to r sl...AD!!!...ash AD!! AD!! AD!" This femboy is broke
I don't think he's a femboy.
@11:20 OP should have set up a meeting - in the middle of nowhere!
Third story: I had a similar, quite funny call just today myself. A call center rep from ISP A called me at home, to tell me she has a very good offer for me, as she knows Iâm a customer of ISP B. Her company is so much cheaper (some sort of 50⏠as advertised by B, with A the similar service would be just 39âŹ). I repeatedly told her âno, I donât think you can make a better offerâ but she insisted, as âshe knew the ratesâ.
I told her: âwell, that might be true, but you would have to deduct around 30% of any prices you may find for B, so IF you can make a better price, feel free to...â *click*
You see, I work for ISP B, and get an employee discount. But why should I tell this ignorant woman?
A genogram sounds fun, especially to make teachers feel guilty for asking. Especially after you asked for an alternative assignment. So his fault đ€·đŒââïž
the first setup sounded like it was gonna end with "5 old people died"
Here's a tip for you folks who are tired of cold calls. Office policy at these call centers is that they are usually not allowed to terminate the call. Just ask them to hold, put your phone down and see how long you can waste their time not interacting with them until they BEG their supervisor to let them hang up.
Bonus points if you play obnoxious music on loop by the phone
I thought the OP in the first story was going to show up anyway and infect all the old people.
2:11 You can easily tell them apart from everyone else lol
Once you ask to be taken off a call list or, with a pranker, tell them not to call you again, they can't call more than 3 times. It's illegal. You can literally sue people or get them in legal trouble for harassment.
when this professor said they need to do this bc they sould not ask patients to do what they are not comfortable with, they sould ve asked if the whole class then also gets to see his genogram... bc he sould not ask his students to do something he is not comfortable with doing himself :P
Why all these ads to MRS. Claus? Has she now taken over Santa's duties cause he died or something? What did I miss?
Liberalism. Santa is a symbol of white male supremacy or some other ignorant drabble.
Haven't you heard?
Christmas was temporarily Canceled...
Santa got my Christmas List and Died Laughing...
That one sounds like Michael Scott trying to get a sale
I know people will flame me for saying this, but you cannot tell us about family drama and expect us to not be burning with curiosity. It's like telling a story with such a vague conflict that nobody understands why what happened happened. The full saying is "curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought him back", and it applies to this.
I didnât get to see this then, but this came out on my birthday. Malicious compliance is my favorite rslash readings. Best birthday present ever
This is the only channel I have all notifications on for. Love it watched all of them
"I really didn't want to share any personal details but then I figured, why the heck don't I share 'm live in class?!". Amazing how that went out of the window. Hypocrisy much? oh my...
I don't see why OP couldn't create a fictitious genogram. The point is to be sure that the student knows what it is and how to use it. And what the teacher going to do, check to see if it's true?
The social work student would likely benefit from not avoiding triggers and traumas. Embrace them and learn to cope with them - that applies to everyone with bad experiences in the past. Youâll become a better person learning to cope rather than avoiding them.
I had pneumonia when I was a kid, it was⊠odd, to say the least? I felt perfectly fine, but then Iâd practically cough my lungs out- (imagine a 9yr old jumping around only to pause and cough so _violently_ it sounded like a death rattle, then act like nothing happened)
When I returned to school, it was on the health day where we learn about âšpubertyâšâ and the changes are bodies would go through.â
with the spam caller, pick up and just start SCREAMING
I had a job like the uniform/dress code story. They allowed us to purchase from them polo shirts with the company name on them. Each day, company wide, we wore a certain color to unite us together. (Monday - blue, Tuesday - purple, etc.) After most everybody bought their 5 shirts the question was asked "are we to start wearing our polos on monday?" It was at that point a company wide email went out that polos are not considered businesses work attire as stated in the employee handbook that was acknowledged and signed by each of us when we started working here and that no where was it listed during the purchase procedures of these polos that it was ok to wear them to work. The higher ups did not understand why the question of us wearing them to work was even asked. They were to wear at our leisure to promote the company while not at work. After the uproar caused by the email the higher ups decided to let the company dress code be casual business 1 Friday a month as a company benefit for all of our hard work on a daily basis. People were still mad. Over time it changed to 2 Fridays then 3. Now we get to wear the polos every Friday. People are still mad about it. They would not allow us to return them. They would not compensate us either. To this day it is known as the "Great Polo War of 2010" It is always talked about on Fridays at the water cooler!!