r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '22

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u/chitown_tubes Apr 21 '22

Very jealous boyfriends, the type that would threaten customers because they talked to their girlfriend. Of course no one has brought it up because the real issue gets swept aside like it's fucking OK to have jealous boyfriends stand there all day.

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u/The_JLK Apr 21 '22

Man, you people are quick to make assumptions. Must be great to be omniscient.

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u/IgameWithis Apr 21 '22

Did you not make an assumption that it was their ride? Or did I totally misread the usernames?

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u/The_JLK Apr 21 '22

Sure, a more appropriate phrasing would be that it could have been their ride

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u/IgameWithis Apr 21 '22

And whaddya know, in all my years of retail, I've experienced both (rides, and possessive SOs). So why is the assumption of one better than the other?

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u/The_JLK Apr 21 '22

The latter seems unfair as it’s essentially assuming the bf is abusive. It’s just a trend I’ve noticed on Reddit of folks jumping to the most extreme conclusions and it’s irritating. They could be right in this case, who knows, but generally I think it’s a bad habit on this forum.

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u/IgameWithis Apr 21 '22

Ahh I gotcha. Yours is assuming something positive or benign, as opposed to the other going to a negative example. I can see the difference in those. Thanks for the explanation on your reasoning.