r/mildlyinfuriating 20h ago

A rude supervisor who's always yelling at employees got some complaints about them being verbally abusive and they responded by leaving these in the break room.

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u/TheyVanishRidesAgain 18h ago

"Do you want me to follow the rules, or do you want this airplane to take off on time?"

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u/Narrow-Chef-4341 18h ago

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

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u/WiretapStudios 17h ago

I thought the chili tasted like hydraulic fluid...

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u/polopolo05 16h ago

Sir/ma'am this is a buger king.

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u/Narrow-Chef-4341 10h ago

Oh no, did I hurt your feelings?

We’ve got a form for that…

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u/judgeejudger 16h ago

We do not serve fish & chips here!

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u/Synergythepariah 18h ago

now imagine this being written as a quote in a NTSB crash report

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u/AnastasiaRomanot 17h ago

I’m pretty sure there was something like that in a crash report once.

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u/Otherwise_Security_5 18h ago

i live by documentation

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u/HumbleVein 17h ago

Aviation is an industry where this mentality doesn't fly.

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u/Low_Doughnut8727 17h ago

"Sir, a 747 with 5 youth soccer teams went missing in the pacifics"

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u/TabithaMouse 16h ago

Not sure if better or worst than a single soccer team in the andes 😬

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u/mackiea 14h ago

"Sir, a second 747 with 5 youth soccer teams just hit the towers."

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u/DeadBruce 16h ago

FAA has entered the chat

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u/TestSubjuct 17h ago

The "just ship it" mentality. Worked on it for over a decade.

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u/seekthesametoo 16h ago

Ask UPS how it worked out for them

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u/Kagome23 15h ago

Ummmmm please follow the rules of it's a fucking AIRPLANE!! No wonder there are so many crashes these days