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Galeongirl
Galeonbroad
Wow men can be chauvinistic jackasses sometimes. 
First in the morning, I was awaiting my delivery at work with a female coworker. New truck driver, so I said hi. He asked "where are the strong men to handle this?". Wtf. I ignored it and asked how many containers he had for me. He then proceeded to hand me the papers and tell me I have to stamp and sign them, as if I'm a fucking moron. I kindly told him that I know that, and that I've worked here for 7 years. Since he parked his truck like a jackass on the brick floor instead of the concrete part further in, I warned my coworker that you had to carefully handle the containers one by one now, since the bricks can come loose and your container can tilt over which makes a huge mess. We proceeded to offload the three containers, and wtf, the driver came over to 'assist' me.
He fucking held my container while I tried to get it off the truck. I mean, this COULD be mistaken by trying to help, but seriously? This had a huge vibe of OMG your'e a woman you should not do this work you are totally incapable.
And then later as I was just doing my regular thing, fixing up the frozen foods section, a male customer called me over with the kind words of "hey unpacker, do ya have Snickers?".
First of all. I'm not a fucking 'unpacker'. I'm an employee, my official title is a saleswoman so if you feel the need to call me a title, don't fucking call me a derogatory term like that. And just plain ol regular ma'am would work.
Oh and dipshit, the Snickers ice cream you're looking for is RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU.
Fun day at work.
First in the morning, I was awaiting my delivery at work with a female coworker. New truck driver, so I said hi. He asked "where are the strong men to handle this?". Wtf. I ignored it and asked how many containers he had for me. He then proceeded to hand me the papers and tell me I have to stamp and sign them, as if I'm a fucking moron. I kindly told him that I know that, and that I've worked here for 7 years. Since he parked his truck like a jackass on the brick floor instead of the concrete part further in, I warned my coworker that you had to carefully handle the containers one by one now, since the bricks can come loose and your container can tilt over which makes a huge mess. We proceeded to offload the three containers, and wtf, the driver came over to 'assist' me.
He fucking held my container while I tried to get it off the truck. I mean, this COULD be mistaken by trying to help, but seriously? This had a huge vibe of OMG your'e a woman you should not do this work you are totally incapable. And then later as I was just doing my regular thing, fixing up the frozen foods section, a male customer called me over with the kind words of "hey unpacker, do ya have Snickers?".
First of all. I'm not a fucking 'unpacker'. I'm an employee, my official title is a saleswoman so if you feel the need to call me a title, don't fucking call me a derogatory term like that. And just plain ol regular ma'am would work.
Oh and dipshit, the Snickers ice cream you're looking for is RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU.
Fun day at work.
Hope you can get a better job soon!
I didn't know something like that could happen... sounds like ouch indeed!
I also imagine the worst, it makes day to day life challenging. 
