Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 2107046)

She said it herself and i wasnt calling her autistic. It was more of a, “how can you call me autistic when i dont display behavior you consider to be an autistic mannerism”” thing. Again please dont offend me. Its not nice. Thank you.

Originally Posted by MarieMarie (Post 2107073)

(And yes, I know you're not autistic)

Originally Posted by MarieMarie (Post 2107073)

Wait you were serious? Autism has varied symptoms, focusing on one small symptom and saying you're not autistic for not having it is, in fact, a pretty autistic thing to say. (And yes, I know you're not autistic)

Edit: if this genuinely upsets you, sorry for being flippant

Originally Posted by WWWP (Post 2107045)

So I went back to my desk and committed some light fraud in order to authorize the back-payment anyway and reimbursed the parent in full. It's already done, the action can't be reversed. So if I get found out I might get fired but I'd do it again in a heartbeat. My clients don't have the luxury of being incompetent.

Originally Posted by MarieMarie (Post 2107093)

I don't the Batty feels trolled, but you do you

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 2107096)

Getting fired for doing the right thing means that you should probably look for employment with a company that knows wtf they're doing, especially when it comes to children and the effects that company has on their well-being.

Originally Posted by WWWP (Post 2107045)

I've been working on a case since January...