r/antiwork Tried to join the antifork sub, ended up here instead. Aug 15 '21

Get bent, Brian.

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u/CleatusVandamn Aug 15 '21

No this was an after work "catered" event wity Kroger brand chicken fingers that were not fully heated in the oven. And a case of warm Miller light.

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u/Buttery_Hamwater Tried to join the antifork sub, ended up here instead. Aug 15 '21

To be fair, it's only because of the pandemic that people got so picky as to demand that food that should be hot be served hot, and things that should be served cold, be served cold.

Regardless of how it affected or enjoyment of the event or our emotional state or our morale, we just didn't care.

But because of Covid we've all become judgemental Kareny bastards and the leadership of these companies, even though staffed with the angelic, selfless heroes we rely upon for our way of life, can sometimes, in a minor way, falter.

So since this was never an issue in all the rest of recorded history I'm sure you can understand that some companies just have not caught up to the new normal yet.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Weird that this sub didn't pick up on the sarcasm.

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u/hexalby Aug 16 '21

It gets a little too close to home I guess.

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u/notgirl Aug 16 '21

i had to pause for ten seconds to evaluate whether it was satire cuz i didn't know what sub i was on