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Monday, September 23, 2019

Death-Threat Accomplice Hides - Key Points


For the full details, read this.
  • I've gotten along with the death-threat accomplice at first but one day, she slowly increased her resentment towards me day by day.
  • Sometime in April 2013, I asked her to give my doctor's letter regarding my work availability to the assistant store manager.  She didn't because she failed to open the envelope without wrecking it so she decided to lose it to avoid being accused of tampering with my personal belongings.  Plus, she didn't want me to return to work.
  • She confirmed my suspicions about her for not wanting me as a co-worker by exhibiting two obvious instances of resentment towards me.
  • When you work harder than her, she feels insecure about her job.  When you do something she likes better than she does, she gets jealous.  "When she decides she doesn't like you, you're in trouble!" as one of our former co-workers would say about her.
  • She finds several different ways to avoid doing as much work that she's being paid for as possible by mingling with people in other parts of the store that could be far away from where she's supposed to be.
  • She has been getting away with her antics since 2005 by brown-nosing people who has political pull in the store, putting down people who do better work than she does so she can have all the attention & accolades to herself, and tattletaling.
  • She acted as the eyes for the 2014 store manager by using a death-threat setup attempt to give herself something to tattletale on me about.
  • She'll brown-nose those who she thinks are your friends so they won't speak up against her antics.
  • I, the victim am being punished for standing up for myself, while she gets away with all of her antics, leaving me to feel unappreciated as a worker, despite my dedication.

Additional thoughts:
Remember what our former co-worker said?  "If she decides she doesn't like you, you're in trouble!"  What if she decides to not like a supervisor or a manager, or another legit worker in the store?  Will she use her brown-nosing ways to get them fired?  I told the 2018 manager that if the fake P.I. can get me fired in 2016, he could get him fired too.  Low and behold, that manager didn't get fired, but he did get transferred to an undesirable store, despite the speculation of there being his hometown.  If you still can't see who the bad egg is here, then you don't deserve my grocery job experience and dedication to your store and you will continue to have an intoxicated work environment.  Save-on-Foods shall continue to be perceived as an undesirable job destination.

Keds CA

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Monday, September 16, 2019

Death-Threat Accomplice Hides Her Deficiencies


Sept. 21 additional notes:  
When I say the death-threat accomplice "sacrifices" a lot of her free time for the store, I mean to say she over-volunteers at a lot of store charity events to hide her trouble-making lazy ways at work.  She also tends to befriend people who have political pull in the store.  For example:  She's trying to develop a strong bond with an 18-19 year old kid who is the son of a former supervisor.  She has also developed a so-called bond with two fairly-recently promoted department managers who are both in their early 20's.  This death-threat accomplice is over 55 years old.  The fake private investigator hits up on young kids in our store for his personal agenda too.  He is 62+ years old.  *head shake*

Pre-requisite reads:  

When you are confident in your abilities (as an employee), you just keep doing what you do best, without tooting your own horn by drawing attention to yourself (like a certain someone would).  You don't have to strain yourself to be who you're not (brown-nosing) and you don't have to put people down just to tread water.  However and unfortunately, my death-threat accomplice co-worker needed to do all of those things for those exact reasons.

When I first came to the Country Club store location in 2009, I never could have suspected her to be as vile as she has shown me to be.  Superficially, she's a social butterfly with a really bubbly personality and we've always gotten along (at first).  One day, I noticed a gloomy change in her attitude towards me.  Day by day that aura that a jealous person would radiate was becoming more and more prevalent.

In 2013, when I was returning to work from knee surgery, I gave her my doctor's letter stating what I can do and how many hours I should work.  My knee was still weak, so to save myself from walking up a whole flight of stairs, I was hoping she would submit the letter on my behalf.  I told her everything in the letter that the asst. store manager would see, so there should be no reason for her to open it.  However, she never gave him that letter and it almost cost me work hours.  

When she took the envelope from me, she had this evil look in her eyes and a malicious grin on her face as she pinched her index finger and her thumb together, onto the edge of the envelope and ran them back and forth from one end to the other.  Someone had suggested to me that people do that to warm up the glue to open the envelope (w/o wrecking it).  I always kept that in the back of my mind that she was out to ruin (my career) but I didn't want to react too soon so I'm not perceived as being too sensitive.  However, I ended up approaching her after I was notified by the asst. store manager that he didn't receive my doctor's report.  Her reaction?  Playing dumb, of course:  "Oh gee umm..."

After plotting her death-threat against me, I noticed 2 instances where she showed resentment (jealousy) towards me.  Firstly, I wrapped a big bouquet with a little more passion than usual.  As the lady walked past the service desk with it on her way out the door, the death-threat accomplice gave me this jealous, dirty look.  Secondly, a young kid and I came back in from doing a full round of shopping carts.  The kid was complimenting me on how fast we got it done because of the number of carts I can push at a time.  She then mumbled in resentment:  "Or nothing", meaning we could've faked like we didn't push any carts, which she knew was not true.

I watched this lady work and she has a hard time being productive.  Even when she does work hard, she looks really uncomfortable when she needs to sustain her diligence over a period of time.  When you work harder than her, she feels insecure about her job.  When you do something she likes better than she does, she gets jealous.  "When she decides she doesn't like you, you're in trouble", as one of our former co-workers would say about her.  All she does is make herself look busy when she really is neither doing nor accomplishing much.  She overuses the need to run stuff back to the store shelves to leave the self-serve checkouts and the service desk to dig dirt up on other people around the store who she doesn't even work with (that much).  She'll pretend she needs to provide customer service as a way to leave her duties and talk to people (employees and customers alike).

So how has she been able to hide her antics & deficiencies since 2005?  Brown-nosing, putting people down, and tattletaling is how.  When she brown-noses, she does things for the company out of her own time, more so than anyone in the store.  She acquiesces too much and pretends to agree with everything the managers say.  She'll notify security of as many people as she thinks can be labeled as shoplifters, even though a lot of those people are obviously not shoplifters.  She'll get people into trouble, like she did with me, to make herself look like she's being the extension of managers' orders (bossy).  She does all these things so she doesn't have to improve her productivity level.  

Also, if she knows you don't like her or if you've got something on her, she'll befriend everyone she sees you talking to and will go as far as to invite them over to her place for dinner.  She doesn't want people to see her other side, making her the classic two-facer.  Heck, she even tried brown-nosing me when she found out what had happened to me at Value Village.  Making sure I could hear her loud and clear, she said to another cashier that she would never support that company for the way it runs its operations.  Unless people need to have their emotional void in their asses fulfilled, they should realize that brown-nosers are usually up to no good.

I'm not going to speak for what managers think of me as their employee, but one thing's for certain.  The company values the death-threat accomplice's troublemaking contribution over a genuinely dedicated grocer who puts in just as much care into his job at work as he does towards his blog.  Perhaps I should brown-nose, tattletale, and commit a death-threat crime so the next time there's a conflict in the Save-on Foods workplace involving me, I'll be given the benefit of the doubt and I can automatically be appointed as the store's next shop steward.

Suggested Read:  Company Transparency Turned Brown



Keds CA

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Untangling the Death-Threat Allegiance


Don't let my hard work all go to waste.  The edited illustration should make it even more clear that I'm the victim and not the dangerous psychotic delusionist that the Save-on Foods head office made me out to be.  It sounds complicated when explained verbally but it's actually quite simple when you look at it.  Holy shit!  She tried to go 5 people layers deep to harass me without being caught!  Five layers, man!




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Sunday, September 8, 2019

Depicting the Death-Threat Allegiance


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Most of my readers seem to get it.  I was told I write really well, and yet, one person (the L.R. lady) said she couldn't correlate with my claims about my harassers and sent me to see a doctor, leaving me to feel like some sort of psychotic delusionist.  At first, I believed and still do believe that she wouldn't correlate with me because she didn't want to deal with the real problem and suspending me was the easiest fix.  However, my situation is very complicated and long-winded, so I will clarify things with an illustration below.



As you can see, my death-threat accomplice co-worker hid behind several different layers of people to make things as hard for me to support my claims of her involvement as she possibly could.  Too bad for her and her allies that they weren't expecting a well-versed blog like mine.

In 2014, I complained about C.K.'s claims to Jane Moxam (Nield).  She asked me where I worked.  Dave ended our conversation by freezing my gym membership and said to me:  "You can be killed for your hobby."

Next, Jane used H.A. to get through to the death-threat accomplice via her boyfriend, D.P., who happens to be her adopted son.  The pineapple gal (who looked a lot like one of Cindy's 2nd niece) tricked me into trouble and got her so-called "boyfriend" to phone in threatening to come into the store to kill me.  You all know what happened after that.

I took a break from photographing shoes.  When I resumed, I've gotten consent from a Running Room staff member to shoe pose for me.  It was during my day off from work.  On my first day back at work from my days off, I was approached by the mango gal, who looked like the pineapple gal's relative.  She used the same set-up tactic on me.

A year and a half later, after the death-threat group had been made aware of my blog, I noticed an implied admission of guilt from several of its party members.  First, the death-threat accomplice, D.P., and H.A. were all huddled up in front of the service desk.  I was wheeling my dolly through the walkway aisle, and approaching the wet table.  All of a sudden, no matter how hard I tried to break eye contact with him, D.P. stared straight at me, shuddering, as though he was going to break out in cold sweat.  We know of each other but we've never been acquainted.  Was he the one who made that death-threat phone call?

Secondly, on a different day, Cheryl D. came in with her friend trying to intercept me in the walkway aisle.  She tried to say something to me with this sheepish smile on her face but I turned into one of the aisles to avoid them both.  Did you not have enough courage to plead your innocence to me by yourself?  Also, why would I give your camp a chance to set me up again?  Quit coming into the store to harass me.  I'm trying to work.  She came into the store to hover around me several times after that.

Well, there you have it L.R. lady.  You can no longer say you "can't correlate" with my claims.  Also, a psychotic delusionist cannot and would not write & illustrate something like this in such detail with this kind of logic and with such consistency.  I hope by reading this post, you would have come to understand you've punished the wrong person.  If you suspended me because you "can't correlate", then why didn't you just ask for clarification??


Keds CA

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