So I worked in a pretty large office, 700 or so employees. Me and a friend had some super spicy candy that we decided would be great if we were to coat jolly ranchers with it.
Why you would be doing this at work instead of actual work boggles my mind.
What kind of shit building is this lolYeah, no malicious intent behind the actions and the building had been evacuated before for popcorn and no repercussions.
You know you can set the power on a microwave right?
A workplace is a workplace, not a fool around placeNever fooled around in your workplace then, that sounds unfortunate.
Wait, wait. 9 million Scoville?! That's 3 times the scale value of a Carolina Reaper! How is that legal for human consumption?! Who would put that in their mouth?!
Holy fucking shit. That is some extremely reckless behavior!Looking at the scoville scale. 9 million scoville is more than 4 times hotter than the Carolina Reaper. Holy shit. More than twice the potency of pepper spray on the low end.
https://www.chilipeppermadness.com/frequently-asked-questions/the-scoville-scale/
Wait, wait. 9 million Scoville?! That's 3 times the scale value of a Carolina Reaper! How is that legal for human consumption?! Who would put that in their mouth?!
It doesn't depend on the workplace, or it wouldn't be a workplace
I was thinking Workaholics lol
You think the weaponized spice gas is a cover up to something deeper? Like Superman III.
Really? You can't see how? He didn't make a mistake doing his job; he made a mistake not doing his job by goofing off and not only did he make a mistake not doing his job and goof off while on company time, he impacted the work of everyone in his office. You really don't see how someone got fired over this?
It doesn't depend on the workplace, or it wouldn't be a workplace
It doesn't depend on the workplace, or it wouldn't be a workplace
They were melting the spicy candy down so that they could coat jolly ranchers with it. Presumably to pass them around to unsuspecting people. After reading the amazon description of the spicy candy, yeah it's a prank and one that could have ended much worse.
There's work that do, just not 40 hours worth each week if you're in a lower position. My thing is analytics, I look at numbers and then change things based on how they turn out.What the fuck do people who work in offices actually do? I never hear anything about their job, only that they have abundant amounts of time for water cooler conversations and whacky hijinks.
I feel like I need to quit teaching and get one of these jobs.
We snuck some of our dad's ultra spicy "hot sauce" (one of those ridiculous Scoville novelty products, not actually intended for food) to school one day, daring people to taste it. Most of our friends would dip a tiny drop out and taste it, then freak out about the heat and drool on themselves for 20 minutes.
Well, one of our friends came over and said, "I eat tobasco sauce all the time, I'm not scared of hot sauce!" and scooped a huge glob out with his finger. We yelled at him to stop but it was too late and he swallowed like three tablespoons of it.
He ended up passing out and having to go by ambulance, I think because his throat swelled shut. We almost got expelled for that (witnesses verifying that we told him not to do it is the only thing that saved us).
Our dad was really mad because we wasted so much of his hot sauce.
I guess my workplace isn't a workplace then. Maybe a work-most-of-the-time-and-fool-around-pretty-regularly-place?
Why not ask the OP instead of presuming.They were melting the spicy candy down so that they could coat jolly ranchers with it. Presumably to pass them around to unsuspecting people. After reading the amazon description of the spicy candy, yeah it's a prank and one that could have ended much worse.
Funny thing here is that OP and his buddy are in their mid 50s
Chill with the hostility. It sucks yes but it was just an accident.
there's kind of a difference between fooling around and pepper spraying+ 700 people that feasibly could have killed someone. I get OP did it by accident but it was a stupid enough thing to do that I can understand why they were fired.
What the fuck do people who work in offices actually do? I never hear anything about their job, only that they have abundant amounts of time for water cooler conversations and whacky hijinks.
I feel like I need to quit teaching and get one of these jobs.