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Antiwork 2: No One Is Getting A Pay Raise

But on the whole, several of my members address me as "Miss Amber." Even the ones who "sir" me understand I'm in the bathroom doing part of my job.

I like my job, though. Beats having my hair pulled out of my head and having hard plastic toys thrown at me every 5 minutes.
 
Because they refused to give me a raise, I had to quit. Especially now I have big problems with being overweight and I'm thinking of seeing a doctor. Maybe they'll prescribe Buy Ozempic Online and I'll be able to overcome my complexes. It's sad because the gym and healthy food almost don't bring results in my case
 
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Some MAGA/MAHA social media influencer was at my Planet Fitness today, jammed his phone up to me, and started recording, beaming about the lack of tootsie rolls. We stopped carrying them because our supplier stopped having them in stock, not because of any noble reasons.

Our policies state "no recording on grounds." Shit, you have to be careful of where you take selfies lest you catch strays.

At first I was weirded out, then sick and sad, and then realized he'll post the video, and Corporate will eat him alive.
 
You should never verbally abuse an employee at your gym. I mean, unless a machine isn't working. Then it's no holds barred, I swear to god. But for anything non-machine-related, we cool.
 
The idiot posted the video to his social media page, which is public.

Said video has been sent to my GM, who sent it up the chain. He will be asked to remove it, and I'm wagering he won't.
 
I've been invited to a virtual bridal shower for a person in our department who I do not know nor have I ever met. It's OK I don't go, right??
 
Scarlet said:
I've been invited to a virtual bridal shower for a person in our department who I do not know nor have I ever met. It's OK I don't go, right??
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Remind me of the time our dept admin got married to someone else in the building. The admin never really interacted with me, and i had no idea who the other person was- so I could not care less- even when others were trying to convince me to be happy. Ambivalent was the best they would get. No point in signing the card or giving a cash gift with the card.
 
If it's during work hours, go unless you have an actual conflict with something else. You don't say if there's a gift involved, which might change my opinion a little, though a $5 or $10 contribution to a joint gift is probably worth the avoidance of workplace drama. More than that, and you can reasonably beg off if you truly don't know the person.

If it's after hours, you have more excuses to not go. Don't say it's because you don't know the person, just say you had a family event at the same time if anyone asks.
 
Update: all of us, not including the GM, are doing the bare minimum on the Make A Wish campaign.

We've figured Epic Fitness Group/Planet Fitness has already made the donation and are looking at members to cover the cost.
 
Scarlet said:
I've been invited to a virtual bridal shower for a person in our department who I do not know nor have I ever met. It's OK I don't go, right??
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Yes.

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This is better than any of my self-edited responses
unofan said:
If it's during work hours, go unless you have an actual conflict with something else. You don't say if there's a gift involved, which might change my opinion a little, though a $5 or $10 contribution to a joint gift is probably worth the avoidance of workplace drama. More than that, and you can reasonably beg off if you truly don't know the person.

If it's after hours, you have more excuses to not go. Don't say it's because you don't know the person, just say you had a family event at the same time if anyone asks.
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