‘I did as I was directed’: Camp bus driver leaves 40 blue-collar employees standing in the rain after a 12-hour shift

People working blue-collar jobs are the entire reason our cities and homes are running, and they are a vital part of the system we've got pat down. Trust me when I say I've got a lot of respect for those folk… and yet, this story is still undeniably funny, because these workers in question got a pretty fair warning from OP, but ignored it, leaving them stranded in the rain after a grueling 12-hour shift.

But wait, I'm getting a bit ahead of myself… so let me take a step back and start from the beginning. One person, u/crazygrof, took to r/maliciouscompliance to share a story of the time he did the unthinkable when he was a camp bus driver, working in an industrial area, picking up people from various camps and driving them to different drop-off areas, according to their job.

What happened that ended with over 40 blue-collar dudes standing in the pouring rain? You will have to scroll down to find out… Next up, a veteran employee who, in short, got his boss fired for questioning his work decisions. Moral of the story? Don't mess with veteran employees.