rizuhbull posted:

"Threatening" seems really loaded, but what would you call this? It's certainly hostile, right? Should I tell the general manager (Zack)?

He works full time, I'm in school and work part-time. We almost never work side by side fyi. I was going to message him tonight when I know he's awake and at work to answer him "no" because I'm a cordial loving person, but he just copy and pasted his initial message again it seems. He calls in sick or asks me to work at least once a week. Typically he asks me to cover first, then calls in sick if I say no so the GM ends up asking me which I sometimes take, and sometimes tell him no too, in which case the GM works. I used to always say yes to him, but now I'm saying no because 1. I don't want to, 2. My grades started slipping, 3. And gently caress him he's a rude oval office.

I can give more context if needed but this is the gist. I already talked to the GM about him calling out so often, and he agreed, and said that the bar manager (who's ex-front desk manager and used to deal with him) said the same thing I am. The only days I've ever taken off were '16 Halloween, in which I asked for in advance. Zero sick days in 1.7 years but I'm the bad guy?

I'm extremely tempted to send my GM the pics. But what do you guys think?

e: maybe text would be a bad idea. Maybe a face to face with my boss again? It's tough because we'd need to setup a time. Ignore it and move on but have keep it in my phone for future reference?