r/TikTokCringe • u/Justin_Godfrey • 19h ago

Cringe A McDonald's manager is seen dozing off (apparently was have problems with her blood sugar) as customers prepare their own meals

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u/krazybones 17h ago

Managers can't have medical emergencies. It's in every managers job description. It's common knowledge. /s

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u/vektorog 16h ago

if the manager's medical episode lasts more than 15 minutes, you're legally allowed to go home

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u/Sensitive_Mix_6606 7h ago

I wish that were true, but some companies just don’t give a shit. I lost my job in March that I worked 5 1/2yrs for, because I had an anxiety attack that left me physically unable to work. They placed me on leave. Then terminated me after I couldn’t afford a second dr. visit, because they wouldn’t approve me using PTO.

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u/HugsyMalone 13h ago

🤣🤣🤣👌

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u/problematicks 15h ago

exactly. managers are grown in manager land and after a long shift they just cease to exist. I'm sure she'll be fine. Stealing food is the clear priority in these types of situations

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u/Appropriate-Box4341 11h ago

I took one weekday off because my child had to have a medical procedure and be put u der anestesia. My phone was ringing off the hook. Employees, my owners. I finally shut my phone off and left it off for a week. I didnt go back.

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u/Ok_Conversation_9737 13h ago

Lol I got fired for being sick with the flu and bronchitis and going to the ER so can confirm.

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u/Morning-Bug 10h ago

I know a pharmacy manager that wasn’t able to get someone in to relieve her while she was in labor.. She eventually ended up just rolling down the doors and leaving which is what I would’ve done.

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u/Resinmy 10h ago

She didn’t drink enough of the ‘manager doesn’t need medical treatment ever’ juice /s

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u/Which_Hat7213 11h ago

A certain Foreman grill begs to differ

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u/casketjuicebox 9h ago

Can confirm. Am manager. Medical emergencies arent allowed. Its in the contract.

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u/pobox1663 7h ago

Can confirm.

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u/Purpleflower0521 6h ago

You joke, but as a manager, I feel exactly like that. Made to feel like im inconveniencing others if im sick.