u/chunkybanana500

New Insane Changes

I am actually going to quit. I have been working at Outback for almost 3 years and am truly at a fucking loss. I don't know if this is company-wide, but they just rolled out a BUNCH of new changes. We're going back to old uniforms, new menus, etc. I feel like they fucking change everything every damn quarter. But since I'm a bartender, I now have to do this "Aussie Rock up" bullshit. I am not a shy person and I am not afraid of public speaking but truly this is humiliating. I want to be taken seriously and this is the stupidest fucking thing this company has ever done. Supposedly it's meant to drive traffic and I get it, but have the managers do it?!?!? I don't know. I can't explain why exactly it bothers me so much but it's just sooo stupid. To have to scream out to the whole restaurant about a drink sample and then say "Aussie Aussie Aussie" and then the bar guests say "Oi Oi Oi" AND THEN be told I didn't do it well enough my manager and being forced to do it again... I don't know. This is kind of ridiculous. I am going to start applying at other jobs again. I had a second job that I recently quit and now I'm definitely regretting that. And on top of that, the company wants us to get eye level with EVERY TABLE and like sure, I get it. But you have to FEEL THE VIBE OUT. some people don't like that! I would go out to eat to the same place very often when I was younger and there was this one server who would always kneel down and it felt degrading. I do sit down with some tables but not every single one. They are encouraging us to either kneel, pull up a chair, or sit at the table with guests. EXCUSE ME!?!?!? If I went out to eat and my server pulled up a chair uninivited I would be like uhhhhhhhh. There is a professional limit we should maintain...

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u/chunkybanana500 — 5 days ago

Below Deck Meds

So I started with Down Under and then Med, now am watching OG Below Deck. In below deck med, Hannah got fired for having several meds (mainly weed) but sandy goes on and on about not having any meds like ibuprofen or anything like that. So on this watch of Below Deck I notice they have pain meds a lot so I’m confused as to why this is so different? Because sandy makes it clear there’s no kind of any drugs allowed on board. Is it different laws in different areas? Because a big thing is “maritime law” this has been bugging me tbh.

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u/chunkybanana500 — 2 months ago