Tag: internet

  • Internet Gets Manager Sacked Who Has No Compassion

    Crystal Reynolds Fisher posted some screen shots of text messages she had sent her manager at the convenience store where she worked, Crystal explains that her son is still on LIFE SUPPORT so would be unable to come into work, you would think the only reply would be of compassion and love. Crystal wrote along side the screen shots

    “so my son is on life support and i tell my boss 48 hour before I am due to work that I will  not be able to work until my son is off life support and this is what she tells me”.

    Internet Gets Manager Sacked Who Has No Compassion

    Internet Gets Manager Sacked Who Has No Compassion

    It unfortunately gets worse and Dawn clearly doesn’t have an ounce of goodness in her soul.

    Internet Gets Manager Sacked Who Has No Compassion

    Internet Gets Manager Sacked Who Has No Compassion

    Dawn still doesn’t care

    Internet Gets Manager Sacked Who Has No Compassion

    Internet Gets Manager Sacked Who Has No Compassion

    Ok Dawn is heartless and totally unprofessional  but the internet on this one occasion isn’t, the post received thousands and thousands of replies and shares and the company which employ Crystal in Albion Michigan saw it.

     The Food Mart posted on their Facebook page “we would like to follow-up on the issue brought to our attention recently regarding how an employee time off request was handled by one of our managers. We investigated and have found that the situation was handled improperly and without the compassion that we value as a company. For that, we are very sorry.As a result of this finding, we took quick action and that manager is no longer employed by PS Food Mart. We have also reaffirmed to our employee that she will be able to take all the time off that she needs during this difficult period. We’d like to thank the public for their concern”.

     

    We are pleased to hear the company dealt with this situation quickly and we hope that Crystals is on the road to recovery.

  • Trampoline Causes Heated Argument

    After the recent strong winds there has been some damage to people’s gardens, fences and even vehicles, but one person had a trampoline blow into their back garden, damaging a fence and smashing a shed window, accidents happen right?

    Trampoline Causes Heated Argument
    Trampoline Causes Heated Argument

    We have kept the name anonymous but the lady posted the above to her local sales page and the owner of the trampoline immediately came forward to say it was hers.

    Trampoline Causes Heated Argument
    Trampoline Causes Heated Argument

    The unnamed woman actually went round and dismantled the trampoline and took it away however she did not pay for the damages.

    The internet obviously had to have its say, and no one can agree on what is the correct outcome.

    John Lee Barry said “How hard is it to anchor your stuff down, especially when we were all forewarned strong winds were coming? Yes she should pay for any damages and apologise, trampolines are taken by the wind so easily its common sence to tie it down, insurance should cover the damages anyway”.

    Amanda Connor replied with “It is an act of god, it is not the owner of the trampolines fault it blew away and the other person needs some life lessons in manners, plus could have had a free trampoline, her garden looks so boring and it’s not like it has destroyed a new car or something it’s a bit of wood and one cheap arse window”.

    What is your view on this, should the owner of the trampoline be expected to pay fo damages, what would you do if one blew into your garden or yours flew away?

    Let us know your views in the comment section.

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  • Bottle Fed babies are 100% More Likely To…

    Since I have now been a parent for 11 years now I think I am highly qualified to dish out some unsolicited advice across the internet, you can thank me later. A few cheeky things I have learnt since I became a mum especially a mum to 3:

    If you bottle-feed your precious baby then they are statistically 100% more likely rob a grandmother when they get older.

    If you breastfeed your baby then your child will still be breastfeeding on their wedding day. Oh and also could you put them away please, you are totally turning us all on.

    If you use a dummy your child will never speak and when they do it’ll only be to say ‘give me a dummy now’. When they’re 18.

    If you don’t use a dummy your baby is in grave danger. Just generally. Particularly of falling coconuts.

    If you leave your baby to cry, even just for a second (especially to read this blog) then your baby will be irreparably damaged and more than likely hate you forever.

    If you never let your baby cry then you are totally spoiling them and they will more than likely appear on MTV’s My Super Sweet Sixteenth demanding a unicorn.

    If your child watches more than 10 minutes of television before the age of 3 they will morph into a Mr Tumble/Peppa Pig/Piers Morgan hybrid and never stop singing jingles.

    If your child has no screen time before the age of 3 then they have 47% less chance of becoming the next internet sensation and then who do you think will pay will your mortgage?

    If you child has not eaten an avocado by the age of 2 then they will be unable to answer complex equations when being inexplicably quizzed by a stranger at a bus stop.

    If you only feed your children healthy foods then they will have zero self-restraint and will always be the one getting shit faced on party food E numbers and tequila slammers at every single 3rd birthday party.

    So there we go, a couple of things since I have learnt since becoming a mum, you are so very welcome.

    On a serious note (if you’ve got this far) the only real thing I’ve learnt as a mum is you can find any article/statistic/Facebook post/interfering neighbour to back up what you want to do for your baby and 100 more to tell you you’re wrong. As long as you’re loving your baby and listening to yourself you’re doing a great job. And if no one has told you that today – you ARE doing a great job.

    *also all information in this blog is factually incorrect. I bottle fed and my kid only robbed a grandmother once and I’m pretty sure it was a misunderstanding*