Antiwork

I worked at my vet clinic for 4 years. It was in a prestige neighborhood, but other vet offices were paying their employees significantly more than what my place was paying. The funny part is that my hospital made the most money and charged extremely more than any other vet office in the area. It never made sense to any of us how we were pulling in extremely high numbers each quarter while being told they couldn’t afford to give people a raise. Needless to say, no matter how nice our bosses were, we got tired of not being compensated appropriately. We all had bills to pay. A good chunk of their small practice wound up leaving. They are about to lose all but 2 of their remaining employees as well. We feel bad, but like I said—some of us lost our homes or were about to lose our home,…

THANK YOU. A perfectly .. albeit illegal.. way of non-violently protesting is for all antiwork cashiers to routinely miss a few items across the belt. You don't have to even be dishonest. Just scan things insanely fast, INSANELY FAST, and you're bound to miss a few right? If you're really brave like this little gen-z girl at the cash register today, you'll look people straight in the eyes and say, “Your total is [a way smaller number].” I would say more but.. ya know… the law exists. Have a great day yall!