have you ever just quit a job on the spot?

Yes, it was as a waiter so not really a big deal.

You can't do these with actual responsibilities.

I had been looking and had 3 interviews set up. I hit my tipping point one day and boom, quit.

Yes. Right out of college. There were only three of us in the office.

My boss would show up to work drunk, smoke about three packs of cigarettes in the office, frick his obese secretary in his office, and occasionally take a break to berate me.

I quit my first job like that.

I worked at a hardware store for three years.

I told my supervisor I needed the weekend off 2 months in advance. She jokingly said I couldn't have it and I wasn't in the mood for her shite...took off my work shirt, tossed it to her and shot deuces.

I was eating lunch at Nicky's in Shreveport last Friday when a loud commotion erupted in the kitchen. It was the bus boy throwing down his rubbermaid tub and dirty dishes.

Young dude says, "frick you! And frick you, Carlos! I've been busting my arse for you mother frickers, I quit!"

He storms out through the packed dining room and it was silent stares. As soon as the door closed behind him, it was like one fork rattled in a plate and everybody carried on like nothing happened.

It's not a terrible idea when you're 18 with no responsibilities.

I worked at a Cavender's when I was in college.

My grandpa died and it was during a blackout week where we had a huge sale going on.

Told my manager I needed a night off for the wake and the next morning off for the funeral, she told me it was blackout and that I knew better than to ask. I just said whatever, I'm going to both if I don't have a job the next time I show up then whatever.

Showed up two days later, manager said she thought she took me off the schedule, but she actually didn't. Started just giving me shite the entire shift about not following rules and what not and I just peaced out and left them short staffed.

I went in there like six months later to buy a pair of wranglers and still knew every frick in that place. It was pretty dang awkward

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My boss would show up to work drunk, smoke about three packs of cigarettes in the office, frick his obese secretary in his office, and occasionally take a break to berate me.

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I hope you weren't the secretary.

I did it. And I have responsibilities but I also am retired from the Army and VA disability, so I could afford to tell them to frick off.

Then I started my own business.