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Their job was moving stuff. He was was being forced to pay for them to move stuff. So he got them some stuff to move. How does that count as "yelling at the ca
by Turing_Machine 6y ago
Their job was moving stuff. He was was being forced to pay for them to move stuff. So he got them some stuff to move.
How does that count as "yelling at the cashier"? He wasn't yelling at them at all. He just made sure they did the job for which they were getting paid.
- lovegoblin 6y agoMy point is that this rule surely exists for some reason - even if (if) the enforcement of it in this specific case is kind of silly - and it strikes me as petty to take out one's frustration with that on two people who don't have any immediate method of changing that. It's just not a good look.
- Turing_Machine 6y agoYeah, and the reason it exists is so stagehands get paid even if they don't have to do any work. Sorry it didn't work out for them that time.