/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Overnight stocker
>my first job since a cozy college food service job (students are nice to on campus student workers and very understanding)
>day 4 of overnight
>managers tell me to train to use this giant cart power washer to clean the fruits and vegetable aisles
>the training video doesn't match this model
>I go to try to figure it out
>Nothing is working, water pressure isn't strong enough and I don't have enough paper towel or anything to scrub the vegetable matter, and with what I did have it didn't absorb the matter well
>I am also sensitive to certain textures because I'm an undiagnosed sperg
>Trying to clean this vegetable matter is making me struggle not to reflex vomit due to the texture
>Making no progress after like 2 hours
>Can't find any manager or person who can help me no matter where I look because the store is so big and understaffed
>Start bawling because I am emotionally weak and am ashamed of my incompetence
I dont remember the rest of that day. They kept me to stocking after that.
Later, while unpacking a box, a cracked bottle of cleaning agent poured all over my legs and on the floor. I asked for help from the 'team lead' and she radiod in that "the retard broke a bottle on the ground" and wouldn't let me do anything about the stuff soaked into my pants that was burning my skin. I stopped going to work after that, didn't do two weeks notice or anything because it was the kind of revolving door job where they basically start anyone who asks for a position.