Nothing like being asked by your manager to do things that are well out of the bounds of your job description. But it can be equally as toxic when an employee refuses to do anything that isn't explicitly stated in their contract.
Somewhere within the bounds of those lines lies a blissful grey area where employee and employer can coexist and achieve mutual trust. This is not one of those occasions.
Just another horrible manager asking for unrealistic things.
Spelling can be challenging, but there's sort of a base level that most of us should be comfortable with by now. That's not the case. We see spelling fails all the time. The really good ones are when people homebrew their own creative spelling of a popular phrase. No, it doesn't make sense to suffer from day jaw food, but that's just how regrettable and dumb spelling fails go.
Food is one of the great joys of life. But when it goes wrong, cursed food can quickly become one of its great terrors. Sometimes we eat stuff that sucks to be polite guests, sometimes we don't realize what we're eating is gonna be bad, and sometimes we're just stupid. At least when it's over we have new insight on the worst things we've tasted.
It's hard for many of us to consider spending an entire paycheck on a cake or an ice maker, but when you think of all the money you spend on things that you don't even remember, maybe it's worth it to have a pleasant memory. While these ended up being decent expenses, some people get some extremely bad financial advice that is irredeemable. It'd be nice to have a taste of these absurdly expensive things people witnessed.
As human beings, we're all very familiar with dumb moments of failure and stupidity. People do and say stupid things as if it's their job. Whether it's arguing with Buzz Aldrin about the moon landing or getting keys stuck in an armored car, the bar lowers every day for facepalm moments from humanity's best and brightest.
This is probably a deal breaker. To go for two years without divulging something as big as your living expenses to your partner is just a level of broken trust that I just can't see a relationship recovering from. He has every right here to walk away without regrets. It must really hurt to realize that your partner was secretly wealthy and just pretending to commiserate with you the entire time you were struggling on unemployment.
Honestly sounds like something that could be covered in a modern Seinfeld episode and not for good reasons. Totally the AH here.
Not quite as bad as this entitled girlfriend though: Wealthy-Entitled Classist Girlfriend Thinks It's Ok to Wear Little-To-No Clothing Around Her Staff, Doesn't Care if She is Making Them Uncomfortable
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