I have a colleague here who whined yesterday about the amount of work she had to do and it made me so angry. Like, be happy you actually have a job instead of whining about the amount. I haven't slept for three days since I come in early and leave work late, yet she comes in later and goes home early.
Plenty of time to rest and she has the guts to whine about being tired while I can't sleep at night because of stress and worry about things I need to keep my focus on. I can't even drink coffee because it worsens my anxiety. But, I can't tell her off or anything like that, because then I'm in the wrong. I'm an assistant manager and I assign rooms to them to clean and I do lend a helping hand here and there. But she still has the guts to whine about it, even after she had a day off the day before yesterday.
If this ranting isn't a clear sign of my anger, annoyance and lack of sleep. I don't know what will make it clear. And then my manager, who knows this woman longer than me, asked me to apologize to her this morning. I did, but with my pride thrown to the side. And she barely stood still to even hear it properly!
Honestly, she got a job easily and it took me a year to actually get a proper job. I'm freaking grateful for it, even if my sleep suffers because guests want to come in late to check in and then get up early for breakfast. And she whines about being tired... The nerve. And she actually openly whined about it to everyone. She could've asked for help, but did she? No, she didn't. If she told me she's tired, I could've assigned someone to help her then.
