Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

No Coco?

@Morpheel
"Authistic" from Organization XIII was like they want to terrorize Disney worlds with Heartless. They want to express their loneliness, being no heart, no soul. And they kept mumbling about Sora knew nothing, they knew everything. I mean, if they want to say something, just say it clearly. Don't keep mumbling about nonsense.

I have no interest at all when i saw Coco with talking skeletons.

... Is cartoon skeletons really too adult for you? Well, your loss, I guess.

Anyway... I mean, I get you were trying to describe them in some way, but I'm just wondering what word were you trying to use. Because that one is certainly not it (?).

Mabye authentic?

Antagonistic?

Authoritarian?

Or just, ya know, Ignore? It’s ok to have an opinion 😂

@Morpheel
Maybe Autism instead Authistic.
Xehanort reborned talked like Autism people, said Yada Yada lonely, Yada Yada heartless, Yada Yada you lost your memories, Yada Yada nonsense.
Even Sora (KH3) still wondering why did they (Organization XIII) keep terrorizing Disney worlds.

Definitely not that

@AlohaPizzaJack
I don't know what suitable word to describe the attitude of Organization XIII or Erna Kross (World of Final Fantasy) that they know everything, they can control people's destiny, they talked like arrogant people with very puzzling words.

@Anti-Matter Authoritarianism

Austrian

I do get the feeling that he 100% means it though.

I believe that. Just as some folk use the word ‘literally’ incorrectly and refuse to admit it 😂

Yea maybe autism isnt the best word to use in this instance. I think @AlohaPizzaJack said what you're trying to convey.

Atlantean pizza with water topping.

^ This. This so much. There are many YT videos out there analyzing this. Some instances just seem like weird coincidences coupled with dirty minds, but others such as a comment in the third Aladdin movie are pretty deliberate.

Soooo.how we all doing? Rant incoming.

Work sucks. My department manager is leaving, my supervisor is back finally, and we are getting a new department manager, which should be....exciting.

But the past weeks since the start of February have been nothing but visits from regional and company management. I haven't had much time to breathe and this Sunday is the stock take. Whoopie a 1am finish is expected.

But my God, the upper management in my store. Jesus. The store manager is fine. The deputy manager and other department manager both have a trend of voicing their opinion that not enough work is being done on food by saying "It's not good enough" which crushes morale and doesn't leave anyone in my team with good energy.

If you want a team to work better, say it in a nicer, less demeaning way. But this is also the guy who once came to me half an hour into a shift, a shift where there was only two of us in the whole food department, and said "It's not good enough". Like...sorry bud, I've been here for half an hour. You want that warehouse cleared? Expectations in check before I expect it of you!

But this guy, man, he wants to be a deputy manager and move up, but with his hilarious lack of people skills, he shouldn't be where he is. Last Saturday I had been told by him to tidy the food aisles for my last hour, which would be fine...if I didn't have two other team members in after me...so I'd be wasting my time. But before I could do this, and thus have my attention diverted from clearing the delivery or working any backstock, I had a customer want a large, double hanging chair. These are kept upstairs at the very back of the warehouse and are immeasurably awkward to move.

She was adamant it would go in her car. I told her no, I asked for help from the other department, as you know, this is their area. The manager just laughed and said good luck. I got her the seat, it wouldn't go in. I had to drag it back upstairs. Then I got the smaller one, still no help, while the customer was complaining.

On my way out of the warehouse, the department manager stops me and asks "Is anyone else in until the time you leave?" I said no, it's me then these other two until later. So he said "You haven't started tidying then?" to which I reply, currently holding a massive chair, no, I haven't, and he got rather annoyed with me. Regardless, I helped push a £150 sale and move stock from HIS department. If he feels food being tidy and wasting my time doing so when there is stock to be worked is more important than having ME go up into his stock and sell it for him, then his priorities are sorely misplaced.

But to cap this little charade off, come my shift on Monday, I had severe chest pains and difficulty breathing. Not a heart attack, wrong side, but a tightness when carrying stock, so on so forth.

Moving those chairs, all the work without breaks over the past 6 weeks to just get things done to a standard I see as satisfactory with no thanks once again...has damaged one of my chest muscles, or perhaps multiple.

So now I should be taking it easy, but we had reduced deliveries this week for the stock take to go smoothly, so it will all come in next week, and the expectations will be high. Repeat ad nauseum.