I was working the late shift on Monday. Usually Monday nights are busy nights at work. Wendys has a huge dinner rush from 5-10pm. We are slammed with customers in drive-thru and inside because people do not want to cook for they families and spend fifty dollars on Wendy’s food rather than cooking a simple pot of spaghetti. During the work shift we get a bus of football players. Everyone in the store just stops and looks like “ what the hell?, did this really just happen?” As, I am the fry station making all the fries and nuggets. I step off my station to help hand the food out I noticed a football player picking on another teammate. I look to my left I hear one the players a heavy set say to the other team small and scrawny “ you suck tonight, should eat all your food”, then proceeded to push him. The smaller kid fell over and the bigger boy just walked over. I told my boss what I saw and he told me he trusted me to handle it professionally. I took a chocolate frosty to smaller kid and told him, “Do not let people push on you like that and defend yourself.” I approached the bigger kid and coach talking and told him “ the next time you I see you speak and touch someone like that I will tell you to leave, men do not pick on people only boys do.” I did not like seeing the smaller kid getting picked on like that because he had a rough game. Regardless of size, no one should get bullied.” Workplace Bullying” (McCornack,398).
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