Once a Rancher (2016)
“The department managers usually handled hiring and firing in their own divisions; theft was a different matter since she, as general manager, had the final say over whether or not to pursue criminal charges.
The particularly vindictive attitude of the employee being let go didn’t help her stay levelheaded about her decision.
David Reinhart, normally so affable that he bordered on obsequious, slammed his name tag and apron down on her desk with a force that nearly toppled the vase of fresh flowers she’d purchased at the supermarket. “You red-haired bitch,” Reinhart spat furiously. “I do a great job! The customers love me!”
“You are chronically late. Pam has given you two formal warnings already, and our policy is three strikes, and you’re out,” she said, keeping her tone even. “I agree—the guests love you. But I’m letting you go, just the same.”
“So I run a little behind every once in a while.”
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