One time, as a warehouse manager, I wanted to get the overnight shift some fruit to snack on during the shift. We had like 100 people there. So I drove to a grocery store at like 11PM and bought pretty much all of their fruit. The cashier was extremely confused. Also, I drove a mini Cooper so it was absolutely packed floor to ceiling with apples, oranges, bananas, and some other stuff.
I didn't want to carry it all in so I drove my car into the building at the start of the shift.
So my hundred or so employees show up to work then see me rolling into the building with a mini Cooper just bursting at the seams with fruit. It was a fun way to start the night for everyone.
Sometimes they put them on sale for $1 and then I find myself with a whole pineapple sitting around in my kitchen so yeah I think you're spot on with that theory
It was a subscription from a company we already bought from, they sold fruits and veg that weren't pretty enough for supermarkets, but were great for cooking, baking, and in our case, brewing. Most of the times it'd be apples and citrus, but one box had a whole pineapple. I was the last one out that day and no one had taken it... So PINEAPPLE!
I wish that the Gros Michel variety of banana could be grown outside of select greenhouses. If you've ever had banana pudding, or artificial banana flavoring, you know what a Gros Michel tastes like. If you want to have a banana that tastes that good though, they are an average of $96 a bunch. Cavendish bananas may look nice, but they have no flavor. I personally don't care for them or Misi Lukis.
That's quite a time span! Damn, your employer seems to appreciate your work very much! Get your banana, but there is no need to hurry. Just take your time and enjoy the anticipation
Get banana at 9am.
Remain at banana stand
Use banana for time scale
Proceed to Eat banana slowly
Finish banana and leave at 7pm
Claim 2 hours banana overtime
Last year at my warehouse they gave us all half a cookie in appreciation of all our hard work... I keep wondering when we will get the other half. They pay us a really good wage so I don't mind if it's Bananas or half a cookie.
Is this one banana per employee? Or one banana and they have to fight over it?
Probably some sort of banana split.
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It's a banana, how much could it cost?
only a few years ago, about $20 each.
This is especially funny for me because here, in India, “getting a banana” means you got nothing / got fscked over :)
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One time, as a warehouse manager, I wanted to get the overnight shift some fruit to snack on during the shift. We had like 100 people there. So I drove to a grocery store at like 11PM and bought pretty much all of their fruit. The cashier was extremely confused. Also, I drove a mini Cooper so it was absolutely packed floor to ceiling with apples, oranges, bananas, and some other stuff.
I didn't want to carry it all in so I drove my car into the building at the start of the shift.
So my hundred or so employees show up to work then see me rolling into the building with a mini Cooper just bursting at the seams with fruit. It was a fun way to start the night for everyone.
My last job had a "wonky" fruit subscription for us to grab. Took home a whole pineapple once.
They also treated us like people and paid a living wage... But PINEAPPLE!!
How does that even happen? Did the pineapples go on discount that week and Dave from accounting thought "why not"?
Sometimes they put them on sale for $1 and then I find myself with a whole pineapple sitting around in my kitchen so yeah I think you're spot on with that theory
It was a subscription from a company we already bought from, they sold fruits and veg that weren't pretty enough for supermarkets, but were great for cooking, baking, and in our case, brewing. Most of the times it'd be apples and citrus, but one box had a whole pineapple. I was the last one out that day and no one had taken it... So PINEAPPLE!
Sounds like a lovely workplace ngl
Now the real question is did you eat it, or do the "Renaissance/Victorian Era" European thing?
What's the thing? Did they wear it as a hat to show how rich they were, being able to afford a pineapple?
Kinda. They held pineapple parties and used them as the centerpieces. I don't think they ate them, but maybe they did.
I said we were giving away free bananas. I didn't say all the banana's were free
Someone's too good for a free banana...
Thank you for making the company thousands of dollars today. Here is 11 cents
Next Snack: Peanuts (2)
Upcoming Snack: Crumbs... (mystery)
Thanks for your contributions! -HR
Should be
"Crumbs (assorted)"
Hey free banana is a free banana
You have been promoted to junior assistant manager, acting.
Free banana and a promotion? Noice
Oh my sweet Summer child
What, does it actually cost money?
Your soul
That has been sold a long time ago, the banana is just extra
"I may not have a soul, but at least I've got potassium!"
Hell yeah
The Amazon campus has free banana vendors that anyone can just walk up and take a banana, even if you don't work there. They almost always had extras.
I used to walk past one on my way home and would snag one if there were any left for the day.
This "perk" is something Amazon literally threw away every day.
"Banana for scale" takes on a whole new meaning here.
What is this, some elementary school?
Literally treating their workers like trained monkeys
Don't forget to bring a lawyer to the food court, if you want the banana that is.
I don't particularly fancy the taste of bananas but I still eat them occasionally because I appreciate their nutritional value.
I wish that the Gros Michel variety of banana could be grown outside of select greenhouses. If you've ever had banana pudding, or artificial banana flavoring, you know what a Gros Michel tastes like. If you want to have a banana that tastes that good though, they are an average of $96 a bunch. Cavendish bananas may look nice, but they have no flavor. I personally don't care for them or Misi Lukis.
That's quite a time span! Damn, your employer seems to appreciate your work very much! Get your banana, but there is no need to hurry. Just take your time and enjoy the anticipation
Get banana at 9am. Remain at banana stand Use banana for time scale Proceed to Eat banana slowly Finish banana and leave at 7pm Claim 2 hours banana overtime
Say no more. I like your mindset. You're hired!
So we finally got the answer for the "where banana" question, can't complain
yes! I think it worked this time
I hate bananas. So thanks a whole fucking lot, boss.
Oh so managment is allowed to offer them a banana, but when I do it it's ""sexual harassment"" or whatever. smh double standards
Yeah a pension and benefits are great, but banana is banana.
Think outside the banana on this one.
One banana per slip and fall workmans comp claim.
They are really offering extra paid vacation time.
Last year at my warehouse they gave us all half a cookie in appreciation of all our hard work... I keep wondering when we will get the other half. They pay us a really good wage so I don't mind if it's Bananas or half a cookie.
How big is the banana?
Need a banana for scale
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Must be from the place with all those monkeys on typewriters. This is where they write the Marvel movies.
A banana, so you can go fuck yourself
Funny but I don't think it fits the sub
how big is the banana? what am I supposed to use to measure the banana? banana is the scale! I need answers!!!! why is this happening to me?!?!!!
The banana is 1:1 scale.
Makes sense. The proletariats are monkeys. That's their food /sarcasm.
Average work reform fan: (rage)
Average banana enjoyer: 🦍
does your boss realise there's only 12 months a year?
US generally formats the date as MM/DD/YY
i know :) I was just joking around.
Ah, gotcha! I misinterpreted and just figured you didn't know
But seriously, the date is in the midst of the pandemic, isn't it?
I don't want to get banana breath, thank you.