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The original post: /r/mildlyinfuriating by /u/Crimpydan on 2024-12-27 13:43:24.

A quick recap (since I don't know how to get the link to work, sorry!) a coworker called out 20 minutes after they were supposed to be at work saying that they are going to Vegas for 2 weeks and that she "forgot" to tell someone and also that she would return as she isn't quitting.

Well, she came back. As in. Walked into the employee break room, attempted to clock in and go to work. I say attempted to because the clock popped up a warning that she had just performed an invalid action as her employee number was no longer active, but she wasn't paying attention and didn't even notice. She then proceeded to go to the sales floor and start doing stuff. A few coworkers noticed and called the manager on duty who had to take her to the office and explain multiple times why she doesn't work there anymore. She finally understood what was being said when he told her to leave her vest and go home unless she has shopping to do, as a customer.

Lots of people tried saying that her intentions were to quit or that the call in was her "notice" but apparently that was not the case. At least not intentionally lol ๐Ÿ˜‚

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