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Input: This could wind up being a long convoluted explanation, or a very short and simple one. I'm going to try to keep it short. I am on mobile so I apologize for the formatting and possible autocorrect. 

I work as a store manager for a retail franchise. My store closes at 8pm. The two bosses I have are the district manager and the owner. They have been upset with me since I took a paid vacation, which they offered me. I had made a few jokes/comments about how I was excited to go on vacation because that meant nobody from work could call me. I usually can't go a single day without somebody calling me and keeping me on the phone for an hour.

I work 40 hours, I get paid 40 hours. I am expected to work overtime but I do not get paid more than 40 hours. I am also expected to keep my phone on me "at all times". Today was my first day off in a whole week, and an employee in my store called me at 5pm. I answered, handled the situation, and hung up. The store closed at 8pm as per usual, so at this point I assume I don't have to babysit my phone anymore because nobody is working and nobody should be calling me. 

My phone rings at 11pm. It's the district manager. I don't answer. I get a text saying "plz call me" and 20 minutes later my phone rings again. I still don't answer. This particular manager has a habit of calling and keeping me on the phone for hours at a time for very tiny details that can are not, on any scale, big issues. 

Right now my nerves are shot because my managers have been nit-picking with me over little details and pushing me to quit ever since my vacation 2 months ago. I just want to be prepared for whatever happens when I wake up and call them back in the morning. 

AITA for ignoring them just because it's late?

not answering the phone