And OP should tell her mother - her mother needs to know she has an employee that she can't trust.
FYI-Don't trash talk your boss in public.
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Posts: 1612 (08/29/2009 1:15 PM) |
I cannot believe you guys are defending this girl. She is stupid enough to bad-mouth her boss in public so loudly the table next to her can hear. She sounds
like a dumbass. Venting is one thing, but she needs to have sense enough to know there is a time and a place for everything. What if a parent had heard the
girl say she was left alone - they wouldn't know she was lying.
And OP should tell her mother - her mother needs to know she has an employee that she can't trust. |
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MissJessica86 |
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Posts: 12022 (08/29/2009 1:16 PM) |
I wasn't trying to do anything, I just thought she should know. If someone was talking about me behind my back, I would want to know to. And I DO know that
she doesn't leave her alone because I used to work there. And like I said, she would lose her license. And after being in business for 20 years,
there's no way in hell she would risk that.
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futuremrsfitz |
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Posts: 3279 (08/29/2009 1:16 PM) |
MissJessica86 wrote: This illustrates how your emotionally attached to the situation. |
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Posts: 12023 (08/29/2009 1:17 PM) |
futuremrsfitz wrote: And? Of course I'm attached to it-it was my MOM |
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Sleepn |
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Posts: 18047 (08/29/2009 1:17 PM) Most Mysterious '08 |
oh- and did you make your presence known to the girl at some point?
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MissJessica86 |
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Posts: 12024 (08/29/2009 1:17 PM) |
Sleepn, I said hello to her when I got up to leave.
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PlaySka4me |
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Posts: 20686 (08/29/2009 1:18 PM) |
Ignore the dumbass "holier-than-thou" JJBers that act like they would just sit there and let someone trash their Mom in public and not say anything
about it
It probably is the truth that she wouldn't have said anything if it wasn't her Mom, but too fucking bad, it WAS her Mom, so she told and I would have too. That girl would have been lucky I didn't give her a piece of my mind and embarass her in front of all of her friends on my way out too. |
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Sleepn |
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Posts: 18048 (08/29/2009 1:19 PM) Most Mysterious '08 |
and she...? looked appropriately guilty, probably?
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MissJessica86 |
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Posts: 12025 (08/29/2009 1:21 PM) |
She said hi, and looked a little embarrased but she didn't say anything else to me. I'm sure she said something to her friend after I left though.
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daisy bouquet |
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Posts: 1613 (08/29/2009 1:21 PM) |
Ignore the dumbass "holier-than-thou" JJBers that act like they would just sit there and let someone trash their Mom in public and not say anything about it I know. These chicks act like they would just sit there and go "oh, I think that girl is badmouthing my mom. Shall we have dessert?". |
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Posts: 29489 (08/29/2009 1:22 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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daisy bouquet wrote:No, I would think about it and try to decide if the girl was being purposely malicious or just venting about her job. Then I would come to the latter conclusion. |
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Posts: 7409 (08/29/2009 1:23 PM) |
MissJessica86 wrote:That was the right thing to do. Ignore the people that think you should have been more aggressive and confronted her!!! Nice thing to do in a restaurant where other people are trying to enjoy a relaxing supper!
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PlaySka4me |
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Posts: 20687 (08/29/2009 1:23 PM) |
MissJessica86 wrote: You should have been all like overly nice like "OMG HI, how ARE you??? So good to see you!!!! I'll tell my Mother you say hello!!" then let her weekend be ruined by all of the scenarios going on in her head
about what is going to happen to her at work on Monday |
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NancyOttawa |
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Posts: 7411 (08/29/2009 1:25 PM) |
Or she could have said "Well Hi!! I thought your voice sounded familiar when I overheard your conversation!"
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PlaySka4me |
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Posts: 20688 (08/29/2009 1:26 PM) |
AudaciousAudrey wrote: Well, as the OP said this girl was straight lying about situations at the job. Situations that would have serious consequences if someone else (i.e. a parent of one of the children that goes to the daycare) had been at that next table hearing what she was saying. |
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Sleepn |
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Posts: 18049 (08/29/2009 1:27 PM) Most Mysterious '08 |
as a holier-than-thou person on jjb, i would have made my presence known as soon as i realized who she was talking about -that is, if i was even able to
overhear a conversation at a table other than my own.
i wouldn't have sat there waiting to hear more so i could have a dossier full of information to present to my mother. i wouldn't have waited and perked my ear toward the slaughter. i'd have chosen to save my mom's dignity and reputation with a clear statement as i stood beside their table. and while i would choose to tell my mother, the boss in question, of the betrayal, i'd feel like hell if i'd sat there and let it go on without coming to her rescue until i'd put down my napkin, satisfied with dinner. |
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guesswhatelse |
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Posts: 27160 (08/29/2009 1:48 PM) |
MissJessica86 wrote:Been there, plenty of times, and I've never said anything to my mother. For what? I defend my mother, but repeating things to her about her serves absolutely no purpose. |
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Posts: 7885 (08/29/2009 1:58 PM) |
I don't know how it works in the US but in Canada, her mom wouldn't be able to do shit. The girl was speaking with her friend about a personal matter,
tough luck. You and your mom both need to deal.
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Posts: 7733 (08/29/2009 2:03 PM) |
My dad is a business owner. I've heard people talking about him and his company plenty of times. So what? When you're in the position of employing
people, you have to assume that they're not always going to think you're awesome and that every decision you make is fantastic. That's life. If
you're too thin skinned to shrug off people saying shit about you, you're too thin skinned to run a business.
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AudaciousAudrey |
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Posts: 29503 (08/29/2009 2:04 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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tackyblueeyeshadow wrote:That's an excellent point. Your mom hired her to help her run a daycare, not to be her best friend. |
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then let her weekend be ruined by all of the scenarios going on in her head
about what is going to happen to her at work on Monday 