This hospital had an ongoing food theft issue that got really out of hand.
Why would someone steal food in a workplace environment? If someone lifts a meal from the work refrigerator once, you could chalk it up to a mistake. If it happens twice, it could be that someone was so hungry they couldn't wait to get food, or are just becoming more brazen about their theft. By the third time, this is a real issue---and it could even spawn copycats.
This Brazilian hospital had a rampant food theft problem among the employees. It seems like food was being stolen so frequently that there were multiple people doing it. After all, if you steal a tasty treat once, and the hospital administrators don't care at all, why wouldn't a thief keep snacking on other peoples' meals?
The hospital that u/InpatientComment9072's husband worked at also had a sneaky way of avoiding responsibility for what their employees were doing. When the OP's husband tried to report his own food as missing, the hospital got to smugly tell him that since it wasn't hospital property, their hands were tied.
Check out the whole story below to find out how this clever nurse technician managed to get back at his toxic employer. Then, read one story about how a restaurant employee got back at a really entitled customer.
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