A graduate who spent three years toiling away at Burger King has told his employers exactly what he thinks of them after accepting a place at law school.
The unnamed American sent the following memo to his colleagues:
One of the recipients posted it on the website Passive Aggressive, so it's now had a rather wider audience than originally intended. Note the casual racism and the mild hysteria. Also note that despite saying that he's heading for a "real job", he doesn't appear actually to have one yet, so burning bridges seems a high risk strategy.
Tip Off ROF
The unnamed American sent the following memo to his colleagues:
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One of the recipients posted it on the website Passive Aggressive, so it's now had a rather wider audience than originally intended. Note the casual racism and the mild hysteria. Also note that despite saying that he's heading for a "real job", he doesn't appear actually to have one yet, so burning bridges seems a high risk strategy.
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A racist yesterday |
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Please don't think of this as a request to correct any apparently unwarranted slur on your part.
Think of it as query as to whether there is a difference between trolling and casual trolling…
You are better then this.
Please fix (that or publish the bit where he is racist).
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I'd say "come on, ROF, you're better than that", but you're not, are you.
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Also interesting that this future Supreme Court Justice chose to single out lack of language skills as the reason that he did not like his fellow employees. Not laziness, not rudeness, not incompetence, but poor language skills.
Given the intimate connection between language and race, I am not so sure that ROF isn't misplaced in its use of the term in these circumstances.
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