Waitress fired over Facebook rant

[Sgt Beavis]

Man, all sorts of stupid on Facebook. Two of my bosses are on FB. This was before I created a personal policy to not have anyone from work on FB. Those guys have become close friends that I like to hang out with, so I've left them on. However I almost never talk about work on FB as a result of that and I absolutely avoid anything negative.

[Broncojohnny]

I would never post anything negative about my job on there. I only post about my balling out of control trips on the G550 so I can keep up with the Joneses.

[talisman]

I never allowed anyone who worked for the same company as I did on my FB. That's just asking for trouble. Kind of a shame, had a few coworkers I really enjoyed BSing with but it just wasn't worth the potential trouble.

[Big A]

It said she was "one of those customers who left a bad tip," not "a bad tipper" or "a customer that leaves bad tips."

Fine, she left one "bad tip" by her own admission, whatever that is in her own mind, and because of that she thinks that the FB post is all about her. If she didn't somehow think that her tipping was in the wrong, there would be nothing to take personal.

Regardless, one has to be quite self-centered and cunt-ty to take such a post so personally, as to have someone fired, even if she had been directly named. From her quote about knowing who to add to FB, she seems to be unremorseful, making her look all the more vindictive.

[Big A]

I never allowed anyone who worked for the same company as I did on my FB. That's just asking for trouble. Kind of a shame, had a few coworkers I really enjoyed BSing with but it just wasn't worth the potential trouble.

BSing with co-workers is just as "dangerous" in many cases, live a drama-free life, and you don't have to worry about what others say. If you (in general) have to think twice about saying or posting something in certain company, perhaps you should rephrase or refrain.

[talisman]

BSing with co-workers is just as "dangerous" in many cases, live a drama-free life, and you don't have to worry about what others say. If you (in general) have to think twice about saying or posting something in certain company, perhaps you should rephrase or refrain.

That's a bit of an overstatement. I also had no interest in anyone knowing what my life was like outside work, as it was none of their business, and my thoughts about work ideally ended the second I walked out the door most days. It was bad enough listening to all the jealous cunty remarks about my new car at meetings.

[Big A]

That's a bit of an overstatement. I also had no interest in anyone knowing what my life was like outside work, as it was none of their business, and my thoughts about work ideally ended the second I walked out the door most days. It was bad enough listening to all the jealous cunty remarks about my new car at meetings.

I suppose it depends on one's work environment, I've got several co-workers on mine, a couple are actually friends I work closely with, and the others are people I got to know while working at the corporate office. If there's been any jealousy or malice circulating, it hasn't gotten back to me, or there just hasn't been any.

The FB me is the real me, and I have no reason to categorically deny someone that sends me a friend request, nor has there been any hint of negativity. My boss has even told us as a team that she's checked us out periodically, and I'm fine with the accountability.

I've always been more of an open book, for me life's easier that way, but I'm also not the kind of person that would bitch about service or tipping like these two "ladies."

[EW]

People who don't tip sure get mad when it is pointed out.

[Taylor]

that career navigator has a great deal of free time. maybe a personal grudge too.

yeah, one bitch fucking over another bitch..

[Bputacoma]

I don't add current coworkers or let people know where i work. I can rant all day long! bwahahaha....

[mstng86]

Why would you Facebook rant? You can do it on here anonimously.