u/MrPuzzleMan

My coworker rang up a customer for 48 cents instead if 48 dollars, easy to do if the decimal point button doesn't read that it was pushed. Neither my coworker or the customer realized what happened until the customer was out the door. That's easy to not notice if you're running the digital registers we do. Simple mistake.

The customer comes back in SCREAMING at everyone he runs into between him and customer service. He screams at customer service about being UNDER-charged, he screams at the stock guy standing nearby. He then storms out. The thing is that my coworker was emotionally abused by his dad, who screamed at him all the time, enough so that he has PTSD, and this fuck caused my coworker to freeze.

This occurred before I got in, but several employees told me about it. It sucks as well because my coworker as a slight mental disability, not enough to affect his work terribly, and has a physical disability, so it really hurt his confidence. All I could think was "Verbally destroying that prick would be a worthy sacrifice if I got canned." People are asses sometimes...

There are two creatures, Ubbo-Sathla and Aboth, that sound like the same god function-wise. Both are unthinking, shapeless blobs of mindless creation. I forget their respective authors, but they seem rather similar. Has anyone else noticed this or encountered another pair like this?

I love the mythos of Lovecraft's universe and the additions made by those who built upon it. I'd love to have some kind of compendium of the various beings that have appeared throughout the Lovecraft universe.

I have narrowed my choices to two different options.

One is a Lovecraft encyclopedia from 2008. The other is the latest monsters book(s) from the ttrpg.

I want the community's opinions and input on what they consider the best book (in general not just my vague picks) to learn about Lovecraftian beings/gods/horrors...