Caught sleeping on the job and still employed?
This is a fear for many people working security...
There aren't many people who can say that they nap at work. Although some big corporations have tried to encourage this sort of culture in the workplace, in some lines of work, it is not ideal.
For instance, in the security line of work.
Of course, due to the monotony of the work and the long hours, we have seen a security guard here and there who has fallen asleep while on duty.
A woman who recently went viral on TikTok shared a video that her boss took of her while she was on duty.
The video shows her in a deep sleep while on duty.
The shock and horror on her face has been construed as fear of her boss, but we think she was just startled that someone grabbed her while she was asleep.
In short, we think she was more fearful of being attacked, which is what she thought was happening as opposed to getting caught by her boss for sleeping on the job.
Watch what happened below, courtesy of TikTok.
@nanirochelle I be so bored and tired , what can i do 😭 this was dead ass scary tho #boss #sleeponthejob #sleeponthejob🤣 #caught #viralvideo #fyp ♬ original sound - Chelle
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Many people became invested in her story after the above was shared and asked if she was still working or if was she fired.
She posted a video to answer the question and although it was a bit cryptic, from what we can see, she still has her job.
People were very happy to hear that she was still employed and many of them admitted that accidental naps were the best ones.
Watch the video she posted to respond to people. Courtesy of TikTok.
@nanirochelle Replying to @RizzyReal #luxuryapartment #fyp #stillemployed ♬ original sound - Chelle
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