Figured out why 3rd gens have issues

I had a boss like that, just about every day he would tell me how I am learning from him about being supervisor. Inside I laughed so hard each time, my gut hurt. Every one in the plant hated the guy, including his own son-in-law. I respected him because he had been working since he was 15, but in now way was I learning how what to do from him. He taught what not to do on a daily basis.

 

https://imgur.com/vgIm5Rh

 

Someone once said "The good lord put each of us here for a purpose. Sometimes that purpose is to serve as an example of what not to do"

 

Dammit!!!

 

Hooooow????

 

https://imgur.com/cfFsrDC

 

No way, bosses are always the best of the best, just ask them

 

LOL. I love how this is a tongue in cheek post and fanboys are getting all sorts of butthurt and defensive.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RubBzkZzpUA

 

This thread is going places.

 

Straight to hell if it doesn't change its ways.

 

I'm not sure if "Chrysler Alumni" is something I'd be proud of or brag about.

 

Go to tundra talk web site. You don't see really any one complaining about shit breaking or asking is my "stock" truck supposed to drive like this? The only thing some cry about is mpg. Signing papers right now for one. No more stressin for me Sleeping like a bby tonight.

 

Yes but that's the most effective way to teach people. It stands out and imprints in their minds better that way....

 

I always say mistakes are only good if you learn from them, but the best mistakes are the ones someone else does so you can learn

 

Be smart, learn from your mistakes.

Be brilliant, learn from the mistakes of others.