The Reality of “Customer First”: Why One Teen Worker Was Punished After Standing Up to an Appalling Rude Customer
She shouldn’t feel bad
She shouldn’t feel bad
He didn’t even try to talk to his neighbors about the problem.
She owes him an apology.
Fortunately, it seems like everything turned out fine for this young lady in the end.
However it happened, she is gone now, and that’s a good thing.
His house, his rules, his paycheck. Family doesn’t override that.
He spent his childhood being told he wasn’t wanted. He’s allowed to return the energy.
He needs to call the manager.
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