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The original was posted on /r/antiwork by /u/Pickyickyicky on 2024-10-21 23:39:29+00:00.

My boss talked down on a coworker of mine because he was losing focus at work and started leaving suddenly to be at his mom's death bed. She'd been in the end of life stage for a couple weeks and my boss said that my coworker wasn't being a man because of this. That he should be thinking about his family and their bills more.

Well, fast forward one year later; my boss's mom was put in hospice and now she's been diagnosed with cancer as well. He's taking it out on all of us. Losing his patience at small things and yelling at us for things that are his own fault. Hes been losing focus, neglecting the shop and getting mad at me for not mind reading and picking up the pieces.

I want to remind him to "man up" but I know what it's like to lose a mother so I just do my best at work pulling his weight.