Moira Grassick

Ended up in a few tears back in the office after the offence from the night before.

We've also had the employee who in the food industry was being very proactive or so the manager thought they were being very proactive until they discovered when they were making fries, they were actually putting some of their nasal waste in with the fries as well.

Picking their nose, basically, and throwing it in on top of them.

Oh, oh, oh.

Which isn't very pleasant.

Let's not mention the restaurant.

Definitely not.

It was all sorted out anyway.

So that's the main thing.

I'm nearly positive they've stopped that practice.

They're very good at being checked these days.

And I think the other one that we come up quite often is when employees are trying to create shortcuts.

So they're trying to make their job much quicker.

Which is fair enough.

Which is fair enough.

Which is fair enough.

And find imaginative ways of trying to do that.

So we had one situation where an electrician decided to duct tape two power tools together to try and drill things quicker.

Unfortunately, it caused a little bit of a few sparks.

So this is a drill.