Antiwork

I just need to say this “out loud” in some way. I wake up at 4 am to process my tasks because an entire company doesn’t think it’s important to get me their items on time. I work in a position where getting their items in on time gets them paid on time and that still isn’t enough incentive. It is still required that I am flexible and work my life around when they can get the items in. My only direct partner/team member is one of the owners who also finds my questions can be the last answered, as well. But will be the first to tell me my items need to get done sooner so we are not always at the deadline. Two of my other “closest” team members want me gone because one decided she did not like me calling others out for delaying every task I…

my (25f) fiancé (26m) is at work at a shoe store right now in okc. We are in the middle of a snowstorm and the roads are bad. He could barely get out of the driveway this morning when it was barely snowing. His store owner said the employees can’t leave the store and have to stay the entire day because it “isn’t bad where he is”. HE ISNT EVEN IN THE STATE. My fiancé said he didn’t think he could get home in this weather and the owner said “it’s Oklahoma, someone has a truck”. No one at the store has one and we don’t know anyone with one. They aren’t allowed to go get lunch because he doesn’t want anyone leaving and not being able to get back to the store. He said they could order food but no one is delivering anything. If they get stuck there…

First, I've got a question. Does this sub hate landlords as a such? Or just greedy, inadequate ones? In my experience, I have dealt with greedy and very nice landlords, as I will explain later. When I moved out of my parents, I rented for a lot of years. In those years, landlords got greedy, and I had to move out to another places. But there was one really nice landlord that did not raise my rent as he pleased, and I lived there happily for five years. Then I met my girlfriend and I moved in her place that she owns. She inherited her apartment. My parents were never really wealthy, so they couldn't support me after I moved out from their house. I had to work for everything I have. It felt like almost everyone around me had some kind of inherited real estate or parents gave them…