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Input: So last night my grandmother (92) was brought to the hospital with chest pain, blue lips &amp; very low oxygen levels. At about 3:30am she was rushed to another hospital as her lung collapsed. I was scheduled to work from 6am to 6pm.

  
When I got to work, I asked my supervisor if I could go to the hospital to see her (since it was not busy at the time, and there were a plethora of people available). The response I got was to "change and go home for the day", however I decided to be the team player and say "no its okay I don't think I'll spend the whole day there".

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I spent about 5 hours at the hospital until my mom came so now there was somebody else with my grandmother, so I left and went back to work. When I returned to work it was just as busy as it was at 6am, still just as many people available. I decided to take my lunch break.

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My lunch break was cut short as my supervisor said what I did was unacceptable as I was "given an inch and I took a mile", I decided to cut my break short from 90 minutes and went back to work after only 30 minutes as I don't want to get on my supervisors bad side.

  
There was no work for me to do, and there were an abundance of people available on the off chance that something DID come up.

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AITA?

taking a lunch break