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Mom quite frankly, I relate. I don't get paid enough to deal with half the morons I deal with everyday, but if she was just sitting there balancing her checkbook, I would have said something. If it were me, with seniority, I would have turned around and said flat out "Well, if you have time to balance your checkbook and text message your friends, then you have time to do this", while handing her what I needed done. Remember, you're there to earn your paycheck and get the job done, not make friends. Who cares if this girl doesn't like you? She's clearly a twit who needs someone to put her in her place-which is work-not social hour.

We had to let someone go today. I got to be the "lucky" witness. His name is Larry and we hired him 2 and a half weeks ago. Today Kate and I come in at 8 and he still has nothing set up in the kitchen (by that time all the prep is expected to be done, the boards set up, the freezers stocked and thaw prep done-not that hard if I can do it by 7am). Kate had it. Then he turned around and started trying to tell HER how to do it. Not so smart. So she got angry and sent him off with some busy work so she could calm down and rationalize whether or not she really wanted to let him go (he technically wasn't fired because he was there under 30 days), and I finally told her it was the right decision. For 2 1/2 weeks we've had to have a trainer with him every single day. He just was not cut out to do fast food.. So while I was in the office recieving our truck delivery in the computer, she called him in to do the deed. I felt like I had kicked a puppy although he was still in good spirits because he had another job willing to make him full time. I just couldn't be "the boss".