Getting right with <PERSON> is going to somehow free me from covering so many shifts
I was talking to a customer about how we were short staffed and had people dropping like flies so I was always having to cover. The customer says, “You know who don’t have to cover all the time.”
I say, “I’m the only one that can. Everyone else has obligations elsewhere that prevent them from working outside of their scheduled shifts.”
The customer, out of the blue, asked me if I knew <PERSON>.
I don’t know what I expected them to say, but it wasn’t that. I say it could be better.
The customer tells me to read my Bible and get right with the lord and that will stop me from being a doormat and I won’t be covering so many shifts.
So if I get right with <PERSON> then my coworkers will start showing up for their job and offer to cover for me if I work their shift? They’re the ones who don’t work the job they applied for, shouldn’t they be the ones who should be getting right with the lord? Also, doesn’t the Bible say to do your job as you would for the lord?
Gotta love living in the Bible Belt. 329