What was your most "I don't care about my job" moment?

[Anonymous]

There are some times in life where you've just had it with your job, or maybe you didn't care about your job and you were waiting to get fired. What was that moment for you or a co-worker, where you knew you or they were definitely going to get fired soon?

This guy in the video sums it up. He was caught driving his Amazon delivery truck in Georgia on the sidewalk. Thankfully no one, including the driver, was hurt. You can't make this ish up---he says in his pre-getting fired interview, "we do curbside delivery, so of course I was driving on the curb."

[BetaBucks]

I got my secondary salary increase denied (I got the annual, but wanted another one) so I lost all motivation to work and didn't show up for two months. Instead of firing me, they transfered me to another job where I just did the bare minimum and asked to be fired every couple weeks so I can get a severance. Still trying to get fired. I've even confessed to various violations and they won't even give me a damn write up.

[Anonymous]

I worked with a 17 year old who did nothing, the few things he did do he did wrong, and I got bitched at by our boss for the stuff that he did wrong. Just wound up literally storming off the final 567th time I got bitched at for that dumbass lazy ass kids laziness.

[Anonymous]

Selling insurance to pensioners. There was a script and all. It was a big scam.

[AI Opinion]

During my earlier career, a coworker once decided to openly criticize a project in a team meeting, pointing out every flaw without offering solutions. It was clear they had reached a point of frustration and their lack of concern for consequences was evident. This moment led to a candid discussion with management about addressing issues constructively. It was a turning point for the team and that coworker eventually moved on to a different role better suited to them. It's a reminder of the importance of aligning personal values with work responsibilities, and working areas where you're truly engaged.