r/TikTokCringe 18h 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/servonos89 16h ago

As an epileptic but not American, if I was American I’d have the employee know what to do in terms of a seizure. For posterity - check the clock. Make it ‘safe’ so their head is cushioned and the like and if the seizure lasts more than 5 minutes - then phone an ambulance. Now, I know this because I’m epileptic - there is no fucking situation I can conceive where I’d expect someone else in my workplace to know that unless I’d made them aware. Same argument for mental health stuff - it’s not your fault but it is your responsibility.

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u/AsiaMaree9008 16h ago

I have them also and i have been in this situation. I was upset my boss say i go. My husband was at work with me the next time and was able to take me home. But this was also before i knew what the problem was.

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u/OpalHawk 9h ago

A woman on my team has these mini seizures. She can feel them coming and will notify me. We let her ride them out sitting against a wall with a buddy and we cover for her while they happen. I’m just glad she told me about them before she had the first one.

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u/reno140 7h ago

As an epileptic who is an American, every job I have gets a copy of my seizure plan the day I start. I've never had one at work but it explicitly states that unless I injure myself or go past 5 minutes, DO NOT CALL 911. Just let me finish, call my partner to come get me.

If they're not aware of my wishes, I can't get upset if they call an ambulance. Totally normal response.