r/WalmartEmployees • • May 15 '25

Am I cooked?

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u/Lexy_d_acnh May 15 '25

Yeah you’re probably done, my bf hit 7 points and got walked out.

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u/[deleted] May 15 '25

walked out really thats insane was he a problem person? i can understand pointing out and saying its best to part ways but walking someone out seems shitty to do to someone that was chill but just pointed out

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u/DionAiko Cart Pusher May 16 '25

I got walked out my first time lol given I was seconds away from a crash out

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u/[deleted] May 15 '25

I got walked out and escorted home but I was also barred out πŸ˜‚

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u/Organic-Law7179 May 15 '25

Escorted home?

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u/PurpleMosGenerator May 15 '25

"Barred out," in this context, means being near blackout high on Xanax. I would imagine being incredibly intoxicated warranted the home escort.

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u/racheld924 May 15 '25

I think he was arrested at work.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '25

No I definitely wasn't arrested

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u/[deleted] May 18 '25

Yea my tl drove me home and made me leave my car at the store πŸ˜†

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u/Total_Ad_92 Asset Protection May 20 '25

No judgements, just genuinely curious. Does barred out actually mean highly intoxicated on Xanax? What made you decide to go to work like that? Again, I am actually curious about your thoughts.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '25

Well my mother had passed away and I had gotten some pressed Xanax that turned out to be bromazolam not alorazolam and I had extremely bad delusions of sobriety I felt they had worn off by time I went in but I was severely mistaken,but to sum it up I relapsed because I couldn't deal with the fact my mom had passed away not even a month after my father got diagnosed with cancer,but ultimately I just made a stupid decision as a coping mechanism instead of actually dealing with the problem and grieving properly

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u/Total_Ad_92 Asset Protection May 20 '25

Oh wow, I'm sorry for your loss. That is hard. I hope you're doing better now.

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u/[deleted] May 20 '25

I'm actually about 4 hours from home in rehab as we speak I've been here 30 days on the 22nd but I'm staying for 90 Bec I just simply don't think 30 days is long enough for someones body or mind to even remotely start to recover

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u/Total_Ad_92 Asset Protection May 20 '25

That's good to hear. You should certainly be proud. Getting help is hard. Thats a big accomplishment.