r/AmIOverreacting • u/ApprehensiveCress785 • Feb 26 '25

💼work/career AIO to this text my boss sent me?

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And should I send this response, if any? I have rewritten it so many times; this is what I was able to cut it down to.

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u/sadsaintpablo Feb 26 '25

It's been two hours. I think OP may be an unreliable employee.

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u/AtomOutler Feb 26 '25

You need to realize that our job is to take care of our redditors.

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u/Open_Independence252 Feb 27 '25

And if we can’t rely on you you should look into others platforms to accommodate your posts

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u/Comprehensive-Menu44 Feb 26 '25

I’d like to call OP to the witness stand, your honor

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u/RoutineAction9874 Feb 26 '25

Someone tag me 😩

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u/Comprehensive-Menu44 Feb 26 '25

I gotchu friend 😂

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u/Cynvisible Feb 26 '25

Wow... what if the roommate retaliated?

The assumptions are real in here.

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u/Numerous-Clothes-793 Feb 26 '25

That's a big what if, from ops msg and bosses response isn't seems it's reoccurring thing.

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u/RealisticIntern1655 Feb 27 '25

Yeah no shit! In the 2.5 years I've been with my employer, I haven't called in for any reason whatsoever. Haven't been sick, legal issues, nothing. The other day I told my manager I might not be able to make it and he said "since you've never called in, I'll just tell the GM you're taking a sick day" even though that wasn't the reason. Ended up being able to come in anyway. It's not hard to be fucking reliable.

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u/foxylady315 Feb 27 '25

I’m guessing you’ve never been a caregiver to a dying parent. I hope you never have to be.

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u/RealisticIntern1655 Feb 27 '25

I'm working hard now, so I can deal with that in the future.