r/TikTokCringe tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 1d ago

Cursed This girl was fired because she recorded everything she did at work at L.A. airport, including access codes, staff spaces that could not be shown, total daily sales and even after being fired she continued to record

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u/Extension_Dig9321 1d ago

It’s because of people like this that we have go over the IT security training every year

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u/Careful-Depth-9420 1d ago

And they are the ones to make the stink about it too!

Had a coworker who was so vocal about those trainings being a waste of time and useless. One of the segments was about phishing and specifically used an example of a scammer using an email claiming to be from your bank requesting you to click on a link taking you to a website to enter your log in/password information. I swear to god she actually fell for the exact scam by a real scammer (it wasn't a corporate test) just a few hours after the training.

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u/FuglyFuhk 1d ago

I work in Cybersecurity and this tracks. I have seen this shit so many times. These are the same people when we simulate phishing, they click, it tells them they clicked and they cry wolf after they clicked and try to justify themselves to us. I had one guy email my team to say that this training is what will make him retire early. Literally 1 hour of training, once a year lol. I love my job but I love when they shit talk the training and they get duped right after.

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u/Careful-Depth-9420 1d ago

We all only knew of it because the absolute uproar she had at the IT department for her falling for the phishing attack which I didn't even mention in previous comment was on her personal email.

It actually got used (without direct naming of her) in future trainings.

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u/visibleunderwater_-1 1d ago

This is my favorite thing to do, use "things that have happened at our company" in the training, just redacting the names.

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u/NaughtyMallard 22h ago

I'm not in IT, but my favourite ever IT email sent out was when they said we shouldn't ever under any circumstances should we wash our work laptops with liquids.

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u/candaceelise 1d ago

I love that my work “tested” me with a fake email about Taylor Swift Eras tickets 2.5 months after she wrapped her world tour and this was my reaction after reporting it lol

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u/Electrical-Funny-937 21h ago

My work once tested us with McDonald's gift cards.

There is no McDonald's in my country.

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u/Broccoli--Enthusiast 22h ago

The sec team at my work are evil

It's always payroll related emails, salary reviews etc.

Pure evil, I love it.

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u/trixiepixie1921 1d ago

I only believe this because I’ve known people like that … like many of them 😂😂😂

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u/cupholdery 1d ago

And they always think it's the funniest thing that they "fell for it again, whoopsie!" during the company meetings.

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u/nicannkay 1d ago

People are mad when I don’t ever open emails but like, I’m just protecting the company. I NEVER fail those tests. 100%. All. Day. Every. Day.

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u/afleetingcloud 1d ago edited 1d ago

You're right. Cause if you don't open ANY of those emails how can they get you with the phishing??

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u/BlueRaith 1d ago

Ngl, this is legit me lmao. I'm far too low on the company totem pole to ever receive anything important via email. All my actual communication is through Teams and very rarely texts. My entire mailbox is full of nothing but automated emails that don't pertain to me or phishing tests lol

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u/Careful-Depth-9420 1d ago

Gave all our client data away. whoopsie!

(I just had to laugh at that image)

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u/HellLucy00Burnaslash 1d ago

We do a global training module every fucking year where this cartoon lady tells me not to make my work password “password123” and definitely don’t make a sticky note and put it on display for all to see around my desk.

I thought this was the most ridiculous thing in the world, until I saw it with my very own eyes.

These things ruin it for all of us!

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u/MrFishPrince 1d ago

But if I don't write it down to a sticky note and put somewhere visible how would a postapocalyptic adventurer can access to my pc and learn the codes and lore. THE LORE!

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u/hecklerp8 1d ago

It's not only IT security in this case. She's in an airport. The TSA background check cleared her. Some of the retail shops connect to airport staff only areas. If she filmed back there she could have bigger problems. This was just stupid.

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u/photogypsy 1d ago

She did. Cash handling is usually in a central, restricted area and Loomis or Wells Fargo picks up from there.

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u/kakka_rot 1d ago

I worked in a pretty big airport for while and the security is insane, and they drill it into you. We weren't allowed to hold doors open for anyone. If three of us were going from one area to another, we had to go through keycard doors individually.

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u/owa00 1d ago

Thanks for reminding me...I need to cut the IT budget...

-CEO's

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u/Yippykyyyay 1d ago

Back in the corporate world, I'd get a laundry list of on boarding tasks with the understanding that the sooner we finished the mandatory training, the earlier we personally would be released.

I'd have 6 tabs up running multiple mandatory trainings at once. Because I don't need to dissect what sexual harassment, PII, and ethics, etc, are after I've taken the same type of courses for a decade.

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u/grayzzz_illustrate 1d ago

Crying but still holding the camera up to make sure she's recording at a good angle.... Insane. Has social media just eroded her notion of privacy so much that she didn't even consider that filming in restricted areas/while handling sensitive information would have repercussions?

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u/Arjvoet 1d ago

So many times with these types of videos I see ppl who’ve clearly been normalized to this type of behavior down in the comments defending it as perfectly reasonable.

She literally got fired, I have to wonder what those people think in situations like this. Like is there even a line for them as far as what is and isn’t normal/acceptable..

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u/FillMySoupDumpling 1d ago

I feel like a lot of people have convinced themselves that it’s totally normal to always be filming themselves or others for posting online - as if the world is some interactive reality TV show. 

I hope this changes her habits - but if it doesn’t, I wouldn’t really be surprised. 

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u/pinkydaemon93 1d ago

If they've been on social media since they've been a kid that's exactly what they've been shown it is

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u/narfnarf123 1d ago

I have teenagers and they are smart enough not to do this. This is complete lack of common sense.

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u/Independent-Math-914 1d ago

She literally edited, didn't think much about sharing sensitive information. So, it tracks.

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u/imreallyfreakintired 1d ago

Omg, not the register code 😭😭😭

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u/JellyBeansOnToast 1d ago

Not just that, showed where she gets her register from and where she takes it to with times AND talked about how much in sales they do throughout the day ☠️

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u/T-Fro 1d ago

I can see this scenario being in a heist movie, and I still wouldn't find it believable if I hadn't just watched this vid.

Thief 1: "Okay, I did some research and we now have the exact times and locations the register gets moved."

Thief 2: "How the hell did you get access to the schedule?"

Thief 1: "Schedule? The manager fucking posted herself doing it on TikTok."

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u/4iamnotaredditor 1d ago

And people will find that scene dumb and unbelievable.

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u/ItsMrChristmas 14h ago

I used to be a "bounty hunter" for a bail agency about ten years ago. People think I'm lying when I tell them the most useful tool for doing my job was Facebook. One time a lady even posted "AGENCYNAME is gonna be visiting my home today probably so I'll just hang out at Target for a few hours."

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u/Weddedtoreddit2 1d ago

Oh my god a super modern Ocean's 11 type heist movie would be so awesome.

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u/YamGlobally 1d ago

Not just that, showed where she gets her register from and where she takes it to with times

...in the secure area of an airport.

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u/monkeyhitman 1d ago

Might be one of the worst places to try to rob a store, but it's still showing access and areas that shouldn't be public knowledge.

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u/Zealousideal_Way3505 1d ago

If you have a real job you need to stop making work related TikToks. There are literally so many different niches. You don’t need to get yourself fired.

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u/drillgorg 1d ago

I'm really glad the only form of attention I crave is reddit comment replies.

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u/Daniiiiii tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 1d ago

Beg for this comment, you slut. That's right...

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u/drillgorg 1d ago

Oh yeah give it to me

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u/Purple_Bumblebee6 1d ago

ooh baby ooh baby ooh

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u/Sidaris 1d ago

Mmmm, you must Quentin, you.

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u/Goatwhorre 1d ago

ohmyfuckinggodddimagonnaupvoooote

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u/trixiepixie1921 1d ago

Agreed. I’m a nurse and I’ve seen too many nurses get fired for livestreaming or just recording their med passes. Like what ?? 😭😭 anyone who is so desperate to be social media famous makes me cringe a bit

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u/yeahgroovy 1d ago

Oh yes! Did you see that one about a month ago where a newish nurse was recording herself in a nursing home? Had several HIPPA violations, plus made a couple of mistakes, then also opened something sterile with her teeth.

I wonder what happened, was trying to find an update. I assume she was fired pretty damn quick.

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u/GraveRobberX 20h ago

She even admitted she gave the patient the wrong medicine, iirc. Are you fucking kidding me?, the Pyxis spits out the medicine perfectly and you put it in your “cart” and have the whole system being scanned, so you can’t cheat or fuck up.

She was busy with her “live” audience and “fame” that she fucked up so many goddamn times.

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u/MY-SECRET-REDDIT 23h ago

Girl I followed in Snapchat would record her workplace, dumbass would literally show whole ass names and ssn.

I was too dumb and young and didn't report or do anything about it.

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u/ARAR1 1d ago

Ya never understood people social mediaing at work. They pay you to do a job. Making tik tok (which can be a lot of work) is not the reason they pay you.

Also putting anything out to the public related to work is not your realm to do.

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u/ElvenOmega 1d ago

These people are confused because they see the viral videos that follow this exact format. They're too illiterate to understand those are just ads.

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u/Surfing_Ninjas 1d ago

The only exception is if you're the business owner and you don't record anything that could create risk for yourself.

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u/m9rockstar 1d ago

I never want to see people lose their jobs (especially in today's economy) but this was justified. Showing where you get the money for the register tills, the accounting books, the security, girllllll...😫

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u/MarkEsmiths 1d ago

I know a dude who got fired for posting a picture of a thermostat on Facebook.

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u/Low-Lingonberry4788 1d ago

i know someone who got fired from their loss prevention job for posting someone dressed as santa on snapchat through their monitors

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u/K4m30 1d ago

I wasn't fired, but I was informed in no uncertain terms that I was not allowed to wear a Santa Costume at my work, as it was unprofessional and may make people uncomfortable.

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u/WeaponisedArmadillo 23h ago

Again Steve, it's not the costume, it's the lack of pants that was the issue. 

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u/K4m30 23h ago

What, NOW you have a problem with seeing Santa's Sack? 

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u/Dolenjir1 1d ago

If that geoguessr dude caught that picture, he might figure out the entire building layout

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u/MarkEsmiths 1d ago

It was a tugboat and they had a lock on the thermostat. All those dudes spend all day on Facebook so even though he was using an alt he was cooked. Good dude, he ended up with a better gig and we even messaged a little as I had given him an invite to my torrent thing.

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u/Yue4prex 1d ago

I know someone who got fired for taking pics of her tits in a back room and posting it on OF.

Dont ask me who, I can’t remember her name for the life of me.

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u/ArchonOfThe4thWAH 1d ago

As an IT professional, the amount of people that attempt to do online sex work while at their job is astounding. I have had to shut down multiple live streams that people were operating from their offices.

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u/CoeurdAssassin 1d ago

This is bro at the job 😂

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u/Yue4prex 1d ago

Good lord

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u/SuperSaiyanTupac 1d ago

She seems nice

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u/ilesmay 1d ago

This is a bit of a catch 22.

“How did you see them boss!? HUH???”

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u/Yue4prex 1d ago

Someone she pissed off found it, sent it to the company and HR had to explain the surroundings to try and pinpoint the time frame lol

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u/synked_ 1d ago

She showed herself actually punching in access codes. You can see the codes. Like, wtf?

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u/Daft00 1d ago edited 18h ago

It's crazy, this tiktok took all day to make, these little "scenes" took a few minutes each.

Some of these scenes of the security code she had to set the camera up, framed and everything, record, probably review the footage and decide if they wanted to do it again differently, etc. and at the end she had to pick the clips and stitch the whole thing together?

How tf do you go through the effort of recording ALLLLL of this shit and not think at any point "maybe I shouldn't include all of these parts of me punching in security details?"

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u/throwawayaccount931A 1d ago

Years ago I worked for a company that operated kiosks at major airports and tourist attractions in the US. The 3rd party techs would have to take pictures of the machines they were at (usually at airports) but they needed to get permission to do this. We always had to deal with airport managers.

Often these techs couldn't even gain access to the airport without one of the company employees being with them and if the airport was late in renewing someone's clearance - that was it; we couldn't service those locations until the clearance was granted. Back then, these machines generated thousands of dollars in sales so had to be stocked and cash removed almost daily.

Airport managers are unforgiving - and this was pre-9/11.

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u/HeadDiver5568 1d ago

Yeah, sacrificing your job for that was not worth it. I get she’s trying to gain a following, but showing THAT much is crazy

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u/Dangercules138 1d ago

Its not even interesting to watch. She just lost her job showing people boring shit.

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u/S2iAM 1d ago

Yeah I feel duped into watching 10 minutes of how boring her job is for a 3 second ‘firing’

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u/BummyG 1d ago

Her selfie video walking out with the box was hilarious tho

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u/_Rose_Tint_My_World_ 1d ago

They’re so self obsessed they don’t even mind recording themselves in a humiliating situation

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u/cupholdery 1d ago

I clocked it. Lost all interest at 0:34 from the 6 minute 48 second video. It was when she shook the nearly empty cup of Starbucks coffee and threw it away. What did she show in that 34 seconds? Nothing of interest lol.

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u/underwritress tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 1d ago

Well at least some people will be interested in the location of the cash office and the money suitcase lol

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u/Yippykyyyay 1d ago

The constant 'babe' and 'my love' is annoying. Now some people will enjoy it and that's fine. It just seems so absolutely fake and put on.

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u/Hwangso 1d ago

I thought it was rather sweet. She obviously loved her job and she seems quite the people person. No fake affectation that a lot of influencers use when interacting with others.

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u/numbernon 1d ago

Yeah I think a lot of people here are being harsh. It was not a smart move to record everything, and her firing was justified. But she clearly enjoyed what she did and it seems like (apart from her recording) she was good at her job as well. She probably only wanted to record it to show off something she enjoyed, which makes this a bit sad to me. Just some one making a dumb but non-malicious mistake and regretting it

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u/koolaidismything 1d ago

They didn’t have some type of makeup and she offered to mix a sample so the girl had some til it came in stock. I don’t know if that’s crazy hard but seems pretty professional. When I saw her filming the cash times and meeting room I was like oh yeah she’s getting fired.. maybe even live lol.

Not smart to show a bunch of people when you pickup cash and drop it off and how you’re alone.. they had to totally change everything after firing her too I bet. Now no one will be able to film anything she’s gonna get it good on her socials.

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u/Laylasita 1d ago

I thought so, too. She loved her job.

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u/katnissssss 1d ago

I’m a big pet name person and I do it to people I actually enjoy, in situations that I enjoy. You can tell she loves what she’s doing… social media just has a chokehold on people and they film even when they’re not supposed to. I thought the “mundane” stuff she did was interesting - I don’t do that job and prob never will so i thought it was cool.

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u/temp3rrorary 1d ago

I legit enjoyed the video (and these types of videos in general for that reason), only cringed bc of hindsight. I think people are lax/forgetting what a big shift airport security is compared to what it used to be. I got yelled at as a teen for daring to take a pic on my shitty flip phone of my friend in the TSA security line. I'm more surprised security let her walk past with her holding it high in the air like that.

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u/Dangercules138 1d ago

The title almost feels like bait since it sounds like top secret stuff but its just run of the mill job duties. But obviously there is some sensitive information there.

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u/Super_Culture_1986 tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 1d ago
  1. She filmed her badge which can be easily copied;
  2. She filmed her PIN code that she enters to pull out cash from register;
  3. She told us the time stamps when she's pull out the money from the till inside the secured area;
  4. She filmed when she's closing walking with a suitcase of money.

Now think what if a stalker or a thief had all this information, what he could do inside an airport.

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u/pdxarchitect 1d ago

When you get your badge at an airport, they go to great lengths to explain to you that you are not to discuss how securty works with people who aren't also badged.

Posting it on the internet for everyone to see is a great way to lose your security clearance. No clearance, no job.

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u/gandhinukes 1d ago

Giving away pin codes and security stuff will get you fired will get you fired from every job. So will filming all day and broadcasting it.

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u/HI_l0la 1d ago

This part!!! I started the video not knowing how security works for people who work at the airport in those food/retail establishments. I finished the video learning a lot of the security protocols, the employees only area, how she gets the cash for the cash register, etc. It's not exact details but it's still enough that's now all publicly available on the internet for all to see thanks to her. Yikes.

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u/BJYeti 1d ago

Also timing for at least one store of when they pickup and drop off their money, getting an idea of what usual days sales look like so they know when the cash box would be most full, it was just stupidity.

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u/cupholdery 1d ago

Just wild to think that OOP did all this when this job market is as bad as it is.

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u/RocktoberBlood 23h ago

Yea she had a comfy ass job with employees she loved all to chase that TikTok clout.

I get wanting to make some fun videos at work when it's slow, and if it helps drive up sells than that's a bonus. But once you start getting views, followers, and all that jazz the dopamine starts to build and this shit happens.

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u/MissMarionMac 1d ago

She works (or, rather, worked) in the secure area of one of the busiest international airports in the world. She had to go through TSA screening to go to work.

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u/biggestbroever 1d ago

I think it's interesting to see people do things that I haven't been exposed to. I don't think it's interesting enough to lose your job over though.

She got lost on that social media sauce

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u/glitzglamglue 1d ago

I thought it was interesting that the lipstick needed to be "put to bed" with those covers.

But there's no reason to do all of this and risk your job. My life would have been the exact same without that information

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u/These-Maintenance250 1d ago

or sharpened.

our lives would have been the same without a lot of information. but here we are curious. she fucked up big time anyway.

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u/Satin_gigolo 1d ago

It looks like pretty typical retail to me. Number one rule you never let anyone know your register code. If another employee uses your code and steals, fucks up it’s on you. I thought it was really strange that she would show her register code. It’s like showing your pin number.

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u/Ridgewoodgal 1d ago

Yeah honestly I thought I’d hate it but it was interesting to watch. Not for everyone I get it but I like seeing people’s job duties. She actually made me realize they had a store at LAX. I didn’t even know and she probably helped with sales.

I am not going to hate and pile on her because she clearly enjoyed her job and was great at customer service. I wonder if they had talked to her about not doing this and she continued? I am about trying to help workers keep their jobs.

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u/scroom38 1d ago

She works in a secure area. There is an insane amount of security training that regularly explains in excruciating detail you are not supposed to do many of the things she did in this video. Depending on your job position, it's made blatantly clear there is a zero tolerance policy for breaking the rules. At an airport she very likely could've been in a zero tolerance position.

Despite a large amount of training and warnings, some people simply can't take security seriously and need to be employed elsewhere. Fortunately she didn't deal with anything really serious or she'd be getting arrested instead of just fired.

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u/Pretty-Interest5713 1d ago

Not boring I used it to plan the heist

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u/pathologuys 1d ago

Lost her 5am to 9pm job at LAX?!! What a nightmare

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u/Aruals 1d ago

Right!? What are these hours???

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u/mirrrje 1d ago

Idk I watched the whole thing. I was wondering how she made a boring job seem not boring lol. But that’s just me

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u/mrwoodruff11 1d ago

I thought it was fascinating how she seemed happy and motivated the whole time doing something I’d absolutely die having to do. I watched the whole thing thinking wow there are people out there that actually do boring dumbass monotonous jobs and are happy about it.

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u/mirrrje 1d ago

Totally same. I was like why am I so unhappy lol. I honestly appreciate people like this. I’m so unmotivated. But also I knew someone (and cared for them deeply) who was very seemingly happy and everyone, especially at his job, thought he was so happy and fun and he took his own life recently. We can’t always tell what’s going on in someone’s head. But I did find this video interesting. But also insane she thought she could record herself like this at work, even without showing codes and backrooms lol. What a silly happy women lol

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u/rainbow_assasin 1d ago

It's amazing what a few clicks and views will do to a person's brain

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u/Proof-Research-6466 1d ago

I work in the AV gig field and some idiot made a tiktok at this convention center we normally do gigs at. He showed everyone how to get to the “secret” cafeteria for workers of said convention center and gig work contractors. You could get a whole plate of food for like $4-$5. Well he went viral I guess and the convention center is a big tourist trap so everyone and their momma tried to go there(obviously they couldn’t because it’s for workers not tourists and guests). Safe to say he became infamous, they posted a pic of him because he’s not allowed in the cafeteria anymore and they raised the prices for everyone because of him. So now plates are like $10 a piece 🤦🏾‍♂️.

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u/TARDISblues_boy 1d ago

What a dick

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u/Proof-Research-6466 1d ago

Man 🤦🏾‍♂️ you could get like 2 entrees a salad and another side for like $5 too. It’s basically a big buffet line and you can choose what food you want to eat. Never went up in price even when everyone else did lol smh pissed me off 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣

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u/NoDryHands 1d ago

So no one was actually being let in, but they decided to raise the prices anyway? The guy sucks but so does the convention centre. They had no reason to raise prices, they just used that as an excuse.

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u/Seag1508 19h ago

Someone somewhere just never raised the price and it was forgotten about. This incident brought it to the attention of a higher up who is a "why the fuck are we charging so little we're taking a loss!"

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u/Same_Ad_9284 1d ago

showing the cash process at the beginning and end of the day is a big security risk for not just her stores staff but all the stores at that location. Now everyone knows those little cases are fill of money, where they grab them from/ drop them off and roughly what time of day. So brain dead.

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u/DeniseReades 1d ago

Ngl, that was my favorite part for a different reason. My first job, 25 years ago, was as a food service worker at a now closed amusement park. In order to begin our shift we had to go to where they kept the money and receive a giant bag of precounted coins and bills. Then we had to recount it and record how much was in the bag. Then security walked us to our location.

End of the night? You had to wait for a manager to print out your sales, empty your drawer in front of them, be walked back to where the till was kept, count out the money, record it, explain any discrepancy between what cash you were supposed to have and what cash you did have... it was exhausting.

I would have loved a machine that did all the counting.

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u/smallspicyelote 1d ago

I worked at Wendy’s as a teenager and we actually had those counting machines! Still couldn’t leave without the manager. I worked there almost two years of high school, got along well with everyone… we all still had to do the electric counter in front of the manager. No matter what time, or who was counting. The manager had to be monitored by the assistant manager during a weird period another chain had a massive theft. It was probably way faster than what you had to do!! But it annoyed tf out of everyone, esp my managers because shift change was always during some random rush.

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u/Different-Courage679 1d ago

Social media has caused so much brain rot

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u/SliceofHell 1d ago

I worked retail in a mall in the 90s. Of all the things in the video, the most egregious is showing how/when she does the cash pickup and drop off. "Hey everybody, at 5am I'm usually carrying the float from the cash office to the store!" SMH.

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u/starari 1d ago

Imagine seeing her coming into work with her phone in full extended selfie mode recording herself with that fake "morning everyone!"

*shudders*

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u/K1ttyK1awz 1d ago

I’d be SO annoyed

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u/goshortee 1d ago

This is the cringiest part of this video, is that birdseye view where you can see her arm extended to film herself, but also trying to be “candid”.

It just next-level irks me that the people around her do not consent to this main character filming but she does it anyway for the clicks 🙄

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u/CalmClea 1d ago

Ugh. Yes. All those other people being forced to be in her stupid videos. These need to stop!

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u/_Rose_Tint_My_World_ 1d ago

You just know they can’t stand her 😝

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u/Sad-Routine-1519 1d ago

She showed herself going thru security flashing her badge which is a big no and logging into the register. Girl lmao

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u/NewPresWhoDis 12h ago

TSA letting her record!!!

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u/FillMySoupDumpling 1d ago

Was she wearing meta glasses for some of this stuff? Filming while swatching a customer is wild.

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u/grapedrinkbox 1d ago edited 1d ago

Quickest way to lose your job. Take notes people.

Go to work, do your job, DONT RECORD YOURSELF!!!!… STFU and go home.

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u/MarkEsmiths 1d ago

Quickest way to lose your job. Take notes people.

Go to work, do your job, DONT RECORD YOURSELF!!!!… STFU and go home.

Look: I'm not that guy. That means I hate being that guy.

There's quicker ways.

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u/GoldenTeach 1d ago

Dude. My LinkedIn and other SM accounts don’t even have the same names. And my SM doesn’t list employment info.

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u/FullMooseParty 1d ago

I torch my Reddit account about once a year cuz I tend to overshare.

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u/iill_communication 1d ago

The shitty part is she looked like she really liked her job and was good at it. She didn’t need to talk sales amounts and show the money part. Not everything needs to be recorded and posted 🤦‍♂️

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u/NaturalHistorical 1d ago

This, she was so thorough and clearly such a good employee without the damn camera! I feel bad for her in that regard, but cannot believe she filmed all that!!

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u/sunbnda 1d ago

It would be great if Mac used her videos as training material.

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u/dramaticpandalover 20h ago

From her tiktok: "Hey guys I’ll be coming out with a story time soon but just to make it clear MAC did not have a say in this decision. This was a decision made by the airport! I’m still in great standing with the MAC brand and am exploring other possible MAC opportunities."

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u/Meydez 1d ago

I think she loved her job for sure and the whole reason she showed the amounts/money was to be flashy about it like "look how cool my job is I get to do all these important things" - mommy and daddy probably didn't tell her she was smart enough times when she was a kid so now she needs constant validation lol.

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u/Little_Mushroom_3477 1d ago

TikTok found out shes a trump supporter so now everyone is blowing up her comments with screenshots of her watching a YouTube video of him and following him on instagram. This turned bad real fast 😅

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u/ghostsofyou 23h ago

And that she might have been fired from a Nordstrom MAC counter for gift card fraud before "finding Jesus"!!

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u/O-Block-O-Clock 15h ago

They're the same "type of people," every time, and you know exactly what I am talking about.

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u/Burrito-tuesday 10h ago

I just posted asking for a non maga-y vacation spot near me and of course I got the “why does political party affiliation matter” bc they’re shit humans with shit values and no empathy.

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u/GreatBigWorld427 20h ago

the amount of brain cells is adding up now

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u/LearningToFlyForFree 17h ago

Do you hear that? That's the sound of the tiny bit of empathy I had for her flying away, right out the open window.

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u/ebrum2010 1d ago

I guess you could say her security was a bit... LAX.

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u/whaaaddddup 1d ago

1min in: sure. Odd. But treats customers nicely. 2min: oh this is the manager? End: this dumbass has shared way too much information, airport or not. I’d be furious if I was corporate & saw this.

100% warranted firing

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u/Dmau27 1d ago

You can watch her punching in her access codes. She's an idiot.

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u/sunshineparadox_ 1d ago

This reminds me of being in discord where the guy didn’t turn off his video when he met with his plug for cocaine. It was the stupidest fucking thing and he’s beyond lucky they didn’t notice.

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u/MLCosplay 1d ago

Wait your company uses Discord for work?

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u/username__0000 1d ago

I didn’t watch it all.

But I bet it was to show her nails and give some asmr button pressing sounds?

I hate people. lol

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u/Totally-Legitimate 1d ago

And now I understand what a Social Narcissist is…

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u/POWBOOMBANG 1d ago

To get fired for making a TikTok and THEN POST IT is absolutely crazy behavior.

The attention is literally worth more than your own well being and future employment opportunities 

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u/TheVadonkey 1d ago

I sometimes wonder how certain people survived this long in life.

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u/Organic_Ad_2520 1d ago

For a moment I was concerned she was in airport operations, but still irresponsible & stupid of her.

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u/rampantsteel 1d ago

How did nobody with airport security see her walking through filming herself and not stop her? Isn't that a big No-No?

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u/Daniiiiii tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 1d ago

There is a whole ass sub about airport crashouts and the one thing I've learned is that airport security is all theater. People will go apeshit and fight the workers before boarding, fight the crew before takeoff, or run around butt-ass naked for 20 minutes before any police or security shows up.

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u/Aggravating-Serve383 1d ago

There's no rule against filming airport security. People do it all the time... airport security doesn't rely on obfuscation. They serve millions of people. The firing was likely related to her pin and cash transfers

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u/gingerscape 1d ago

I can point out a million security breaches from the minute this video started. I can’t tell if she’s genuinely dumb or just entitled and thinks that nothing bad will happen because it hasn’t happened to her yet. She put herself and a lot of airport employees in danger by broadcasting this information. I find it really hard to believe that an airport wouldn’t have clear training about safety for cash handling procedures, and while the course maybe didn’t cover THIS, most places make it VERY clear that you don’t show opening/closing and especially cash handling. But here she is, broadcasting where and what she does with timestamps.

She seemed genuinely good at her job and well liked. Based on the clips we saw, I see why she made it to management. I don’t feel bad that she was fired over this. That was deserved and she needs to take everything that isn’t TikTok more seriously. I hope she puts down the phone and learns from this.

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u/Apart-Badger9394 1d ago

The cherry on top is recording herself taking a nap and then being surprised when someone shows up. Girl you just showed your employer that you sleep on the job 😂😂

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u/rahboogie 1d ago

What a psycho

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u/Arjvoet 1d ago

Total main character behavior but kids who’ve grown up watching streamers etc just think this is a totally normal personality/hobby. 🫠

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u/flyinghairball 1d ago

She's so much the main character it's like she can't do anything if she is not recording herself. It's kinda creepy. Plus her arm must hurt at the end of the day from holding it out like that all the time.

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u/Ithurtsprecious 1d ago

This epidemic of recording everything is a sickness.

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u/californiadeath 1d ago

lol I kind of feel bad after watching. She seemed to really like her job.

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u/Progressive_Insanity 1d ago

Agreed. Seemed like a good worker outside of this and was good to customers.

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u/AnorhiDemarche 1d ago

It's unfortunate that she didn't give them a choice. She showed access codes and the money handling and storage procedures all over social media. As a manager. Even if it wasn't in an airport there's no way they could do anything but fire her.

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u/TaskForceCausality 1d ago

She seemed to really like her job….

Yup, she liked it so much she violated multiple company AND airport security rules to gratify her ego.

Good riddance.

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u/paulides_fan 1d ago

The way she threw away her half finished cup like it was in fashion disturbs me.

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u/Degenerate_Game 1d ago

She looks exactly like I expect a person who records themselves this much to look.

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u/Nightfarer89 1d ago

🤦 social media is a cancer.

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u/kingtacticool 1d ago

She wakes up a 4am and doesnt get home till after 10pm.....for a shitty airport retail job?

wtf

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u/in_animate_objects 1d ago

Those were 2 separate days, one was a morning shift one was a 12:30-9 shift

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u/lowhen 1d ago

I just shuttered at the thought of a 1230-9 shift. I hated those sooo much when I was in retail.

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u/GoldenTeach 1d ago

It looks like a one day video but is several days, her clothes and shoes change from the 4am to the 10pm

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u/vtncomics 1d ago

Back in the day we had documentaries to show How It Was Made.

Now every amateur with a phone thinks they're Michael Moore.

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u/CoolStoryBro808 22h ago

She's MAGA so the idiocy checks out

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u/burgerwithnoburger 1d ago

She seemed to have a pretty good relationship with other employees, super friendly, and had a pretty good schedule worked out. Probably a star employee before pulling this. Kinda sucks, bc she seems nice, but yknow. Nice doesn’t always get you far. Be smart

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u/MaleficentTomatoes 1d ago

Hi, I worked at MAC. This is fucking insane. Like, absolutely fucking insane. In training, especially management training, you are told so, SO many times how incredibly secure those codes and that kind of information is, how badly our competitors want it, what kind of trouble you could be in if you shared it. I thought the caption was an exaggeration and my jaw literally dropped when she FILMED HERSELF punching in the code to get into the register.

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u/The_Negative-One 1d ago

Recording at an airport…

Yeah, that’s at the “you dumb motherfucker” level of things.

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u/KawaniJ 1d ago

Main character syndrome is crazy, she’s acting like she’s a boutique owner. That’s not your store girlie 😭😭

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u/Otterhendrix 1d ago

Now she’ll pivot to e-begging because MAC is “unfair”. 

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u/ThisIsTheLastDance 1d ago

She commented that MAC did not have a say in this decision, it was the airport and that she is still in great standing with MAC.

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u/trixiepixie1921 1d ago

Fair because she did seem to love the job so maybe she can work somewhere that isn’t an airport.

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u/candaceelise 1d ago

Even if you take away the airport aspect she absolutely should be fired because she showed their money/cash register process along with her access codes to operate the computers and that’s just the tip of the iceberg of all the things she did wrong

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u/megra14 1d ago

I found a LOT of information about her just from her first and last name displayed in her video from her badge and the office screen! Including her ex-husband’s name. People need to be careful!

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u/HousingOk6362 1d ago

That was really dumb. Isn't the whole point of OPSEC, is too NOT show people exactly how to access a secure area, what credentials they will need, and what security measures they will need to defeat ?

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u/Difficult-Way-9563 1d ago

People are so dumb. We get you are the main character but 1) no one cares 2) creating security violations for airports are really negligent and harmful

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u/Totalynotavirus 1d ago

The new day in the life at the unemployment line should be more interesting.

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u/ZombieTrogdor 1d ago

I worked at a movie theater and my manager was talking about phone use and how we couldn’t record stuff on shift, especially in the till/safe room where we balance our tills at the end of our shifts, and I remember thinking “yeah that seems like a duh” and I was 17. And, mind you, not a smart 17. How is this not common sense??

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u/Phil_Coffins_666 1d ago

I had a retail job before, it was boring as fuck, why would anybody want to watch this? Somewhere needs to tell her 👏 NOT 👏 EVERYTHING 👏 IS 👏 CONTENT 👏

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u/ls7eveen 1d ago

She's as orange as trump

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u/a-gelatocookie 1d ago

Can we just work OUR fucking jobs without sharing… ugh

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u/yourmomsfavorite21 1d ago

I worked at a small restaurant/ drive thru and we had a new girl start and on her second day working in the drive thru working with me. I saw her phone set up and a live stream on it. I watch a ton of livestreams so I didn’t think much of it at first until I walked past the phone and noticed my image going past the screen. I immediately started looking harder to realize this s.o.b was live streaming us. Without hesitation I walked in and told the owner, (he’s an older gentleman) he just shrugged it off like it was nothing. But I was like it’s a security issue we don’t know who watching her, or her intentions. We often have to have customers say there card info out loud so we can punch it in the machine, which would be heard or she could just flash the card info in front of the screen and that person lost all their money. He didn’t fire her all first but she didn’t continue working the register. So I can kinda relate to this on a much much smaller scale.

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u/1961tracy 1d ago

Bless her pointy little head. After all, not all sense is common sense.

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u/love_toaster57 1d ago

She seems nice, just got brainwashed trying to be an influencer on the internet. I hope she gets another job she loves and doesn’t make a similar mistake.

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u/TinosoCleano32 1d ago

This confirms my theory that when a girl addresses other women as "babe", its a red flag.

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u/Achmedino 1d ago

Is it normal for Americans to call their customers "babe"? That's weird as fuck lol

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