okay first off,
why anyone would refer to anything as an "oreo"? it's ridiculous, but that is besides the point. I am a trainer for Nabisco (not sure if i mentioned that before). One of the single race male New hires in my class refered to a product in our inventory as an "oreo" of course the mixed race people in my class took offense to this (which they should), and were threatening to take him outside and get to the bottom of what he thinks an oreo is.
Think about what you say people. When you call a snack a "oreo" what are you really saying? Think about it.
especially if i'm your suporvisor at that moment, i have better things to worry about.
why anyone would refer to anything as an "oreo"? it's ridiculous, but that is besides the point. I am a trainer for Nabisco (not sure if i mentioned that before). One of the single race male New hires in my class refered to a product in our inventory as an "oreo" of course the mixed race people in my class took offense to this (which they should), and were threatening to take him outside and get to the bottom of what he thinks an oreo is.
Think about what you say people. When you call a snack a "oreo" what are you really saying? Think about it.
especially if i'm your suporvisor at that moment, i have better things to worry about.