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Hey guys,

I've had issues with employment the past year. Who knows why. Anyways, my friend helped me find a new job. I took a job that he didn't want, so he recommended me in his stead to the foreman of the job.

Great. Yesterday, was the first time I'd been working for a while. I really pushed myself and I think the foreman noticed. Gave me several pats on the back and even let me go 3 hours early while giving me the full days pay. Sweet. Well, my buddy decided to tag along for this morning. Great. I started working and he got really pissed. Told me I was working too fast. He told me to slow down to save work for him. I told him that that was not the person that I am, I do my best whatever it is. He went off and called me an ass, faggot, bitch, etc. I understood that today was the last day anyways, and clearly, there was a great deal of work left to be done. I could see that he and I definitely had the work cut out for us.

My friend ended up basically hiding for the whole job. Making it look like he was doing something productive. I hate that shit but I totally get it. The pay is terrible.

I tried to contact him to help him to give him a ride home but he told me not to contact him again (not in those words). He is a decent guy who has helped me a lot. I just don't want to see the friendship end. It is not the first time that I pissed him off by doing something I thought was right or by questioning his appraisal of things. 

Ironically, my friend and I were of only a few employees asked back to come in tomorrow for extra work.

giving a shit about my job