The other day I was on register with about an hour left of my shift. It was 80 degrees out and very humid, so of course, people came in mostly to buy the frappes, iced coffee and iced tea. My supervisor and my coworker were both on bar (mind you, it’s about 5 PM so the store isn’t even close to rush), and my coworkers decide they’re tired of making frappes, and tell me to tell customers they can’t purchase them.

I was only slightly irritated but I decided that it was the last 30-45 minutes of my shift so I wasn’t going to find it.

Then we ran out of white and green iced tea. And yknow, being that they were both on bar and I didn’t have a customer at that moment, I went to go remake the tea. Funny enough, my coworker asked me why I did it. I responded, “because that’s what I’m supposed to do?” Then they proceeded to tell me to not make anymore. About ten minutes later, the same happened with the iced coffee.

So, at that point my coworkers had just decided they had enough of the job they signed up for and were going to deliberately just not do anything.

A few minutes later, I see my supervisor come back into the store with a thing of dominos pizza.

My other coworker disappeared and then as I looked away from the customer I was ringing up, I saw both of them sitting there, neither of them clocked out eating dominos. Directly in my vision. They literally left me to go eat dominos and sat there watching my line extend to the door.

Mama ain’t raise no snitch, but god damn. You type snitched on yaself. :(
I may look at both of them my next shift and tell them to never pull that kind of bullshit again because I don’t want to immediately to go our manager. But a huge part of me just wants to let somebody else deal with it because I’ve never seen that level of irresponsibility before in a work place.

UPDATE: I totally snitched lmfao