A 19-year-old guy got a text from unknown number which he assumed that it was a girl and his reply cost him his job.
This Guy Has To Quit His Job After He Assumed His Boss's Text Was A "D*ck Appointment."
"I'm making you come at 12 on Friday."
Cory Hrobowski, 19-year-old guy worked for a small web design company in Chicago at the front desk. He got a text from an unknown number on Monday saying, quote, "I'm making you come at 12 on Friday."
He assumed the text was from "a random girl"
Unsure of who the number was, Hrobowski assumed that it was a girl trying to force him to come over for, well, sex.
He replied:
"First off you’re not making me do sh*t second off I don’t remember scheduling any d*ck appointments."
Things took an awkward turn.
He found out that the unknown number was his boss.
Hrobowski was shook
Hrobowski said: "When I found out it was my boss, I was actually super nervous," he said.
At this moment I knew I fucked up 😶 pic.twitter.com/DVIOaxnZlW
— 8/19🖤🥀 (@SznVibes) July 16, 2018
Awkward situation
"The situation got awkward between me and [my former boss]," Hrobowski said.
I never responded and she texted me last night and said “I’ll be giving you a call tomorrow to discuss the terms of your employment with us”
— 8/19🖤🥀 (@SznVibes) July 17, 2018
He shares the mess on social media
Unsure of how to handle the predicament, the teen turned to Twitter to ask for advice.
just ask if that dick appt would help..?
— Shady (@shadyLaFlare) July 17, 2018
Obviously, they blew up and went viral.
Before he knew it, Hrobowski was basically Twitter famous.
Should have replied back “I run a business after work hours I apologize “
— مورجن (@morganelise__) July 17, 2018
Talking to BuzzFeed news, Hrobowski said:
"I have bad experiences with unknown numbers so I get fed up pretty quick."
They both have shitty grammar skills. The lack of punctuation makes the message ambiguous without prior context 🙄
— summer (@supersmashbr0ny) July 17, 2018
Post went viral
But his post quickly went viral, receiving 89,000 likes, 32,000 retweets and hundreds of comments so far.
Lmfaooo at that point he needs to offer his services im so dead. She should’ve stated who she was when she sent that text 😂😂😂
— Genny Patel (@gennypatel_) July 17, 2018
Mr. Hrobowski told BuzzFeed the situation "got out of hand" after his entire office discovered the post had gone viral.
The company even reached out to him about it. "[They] asked to not be mentioned due to the negative energy surrounding their name," he said.
Word sound sexual tho
— EVERGREEN (@sammietop) July 18, 2018
He decided he had to quit his job.
"I resigned due to the fact that Twitter blew the situation up."
"I shouldn’t be so quick to assume, and ask 'who’s this?' first when I get a message from an unknown number," he said, laughing.
I'm sorry but that THREW me! "I realize my words were not good." pic.twitter.com/iXwwpilKkI
— •PRINCE J🌈🤞🏽 (@JonathanKeise) July 17, 2018