Is there anything you've ever wanted to say to people but haven't been able to? Like on a job? Example in answers.

It's not that I haven't been able to. The fact is that they simply won't face me.

All the time ! Especially at work ... Usually I wanna say something  like " people like you deserve a high five ... To the face ... With a chair. " I don't say that though, I just fake smile, node  and wait for them to leave my office instead.

More times than I can count ! If they made me lose my temper, they got an earful. But now I'm retired and peaceful......mostly !

I usually don't hold back. I speak my mind most of the time and it's gotten me in trouble a few times.

Perhaps at one time, in the distant past, but I've long since kicked PC to the curb; though admittedly not always to my advantage or better discretion. But I sleep well at night.

I wanted to tell this one lady to go roof herself.

Most times, I say what I feel with sugar and honey 😉. I wanted to tell a co-worker to stop "blanking" our married boss, later she became pregnant. 

Girl in the giant XXL t-shirt drenched in hot dripping sweat on the treadmill, I always wanted to come up to you and tell you you're doing excellent. But I feel like I might come off as overbearingly pompous and give you the wrong message. Keep up the good work. 

I wanted to tell my daughters boss that she was Satan himself. Oh she was horrid! And to think, this wolf in sheeps clothing WORKS WITH SCHOOL CHILDREN! Oh she was evil!

I used to work with a woman who constantly put other people down and then talked about her life as if it were glamorous. One morning she said three different things to clients on the phone, that were insults to me. I was about to lose it with this woman. I got up and talked to our supervisor and then asked if I could take my break early so I didn't lose it. I got my break and she got a talking to

I also used to work retail. I would hate when a customer would tell me "the customer is always right". As much as I would love to tell them "No, there are not!" I had to find a tactful way to say, "The customer is right as long as I don't have to break the rules so I don't lose my job." It was usually done by me telling that I had to follow policy and if they wanted me to break from that I would be glad to call the manager. Most backed down at that point. Others were told I was flowing policy and sometimes the manager made the exception other times they stuck with policy.

i tell people like it is i dont care if i go to jail or not. People cant handle the truth