March 15th, 2010, 12:00 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Leesburg, FL
Posts: 536
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So sorry you are dealing with that. If finances allowed for it, I would leave to. I had something similar happen with me. I worked in a small financial services office and was the office manager and it was just me and two agents. (Luckily I had no boss. Just the owner who was a big pain.) Well, stuff started happening between the two owners and one of them wound up wiping out the company bank account. So I was left with figuring out which bills needed to be paid and how they would get paid. In the meantime, my mother in law and grandparents alternated watching DD (this was when she was a baby) and I really was getting uncomfortable with how they were doing things. My cat got real sick and I had to take him to the vet and wound up getting held up there longer than expected. My mother in law called, cussing at me because she said DD was screaming and crying because the wanted a bottle, but there were no more bottles left. So, DH had to leave work and go get DD. Come to find out, my mother in law had a can of formula but she didn't want to open it because she felt it would be wasting it. (So basically she refused to feed our DD.) On my way home, I heard a song called, "There's Gotta be Something More," and that was my sign that I should quit. I told the owner the next day I was turning in my 2 weeks notice. They went ahead and let me quit that day and paid me for 2 more weeks. It was the best decision I ever made!
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