I spent the last year working at a Cinemark movie theater. It was a pretty chill job, and I always showed up with a smile and ready to work. I made tons of friends along the way but I found a new, better paying position elsewhere and today was supposed to be my last day. I never envisioned walking out of any job but I finally cracked and did it last night. I was working “Theater checker”, meaning that you walk around the individual theaters and make sure guests are being courteous to one another and that the picture/sound is presentable. I jokingly refer to it as “hall monitor” from SpongeBob. At one point while I was walking down the south hallway, a teenage girl requested a band-aid from me. Her little brother was crying and was bleeding from a cut on his arm. Nothing too faint-inducing but he certainly…
I apologise if this is the wrong sub to write this. Ive been at this new work place for nearly 3 weeks now, I’ve arrived every single day and done beyond what I am employed to do. I have had shifts where it was only me and one other person working on the busiest day the place has ever had’ coming from someone that’s been there for 6 years. What makes it funnier is that I had training on Tuesday this week and the manager literally had a speech about how we all get ill sometimes because we’re only human and things happen out of our control sometimes, so if we ever needed a day off that is fine as long as we inform the work a day or 4 hours before our shift starts. Since Thursday evening I have had a terrible tooth ace (wisdom tooth growing through) and…