Or while he's walking to his vehicle, all of a sudden, he's returning back to the clinic with the duffel bag. Now, I'm just kidding. But, yeah, it should be an interesting day. I've done many of these, and because the client is worried that he may flip out, they don't know how he's going to react. There are some employees where okay, we know he or she, they're not going to flip out
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@FryedOreo · 3:05
I've only experienced when a person well, the craziest experience I had with a person being let go, it was a supervisor of mine, and we had no idea, of course, why would we be in the loop of such matters? And the supervisor was on the way to get our checks. It was a typical payday period. No big deal
He had the shades on and everything, making sure nobody sees the eyes. He kept it cool. He didn't say anything, nothing. He just kept it moving. So and it's funny, when the the human source was waiting for him, he was kind of getting impatient because he's always late, so it could have been more than that