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I work at Wendy's part time while I go to high school. It's for a Work Based Learning class. I usually do fries and nuggets.

I was doing my regular "scoop the fries and put nuggets in cartons" the other day at work. The front counter had an order for two 5-piece nuggets. I can't see the screen (there's a screen for orders inside and drive through) that I need to work from and the front cash worker didn't say he needed anything, so I had no idea I needed them. The manager (working inside sandwhiches at the time, by the screen I can't see) walks over and asks me, "Where are my two nuggets, 'fucker'?" I didn't bother explaining to him that nobody said anything because that happens a good bit. That bothered me to a good degree, even though I already disliked him.

Later on, we had an order of 260 junior cheeseburgers. The order had been placed yesterday, or sometime earlier that day (before 5), so we already knew what time we needed to have them ready. About halfway through making them, he wanted to put them in the fry holding area to keep them warm. He walked up to me and told me to 'Move fucker' so that he could put them in the fry area. That almost pushed me to the point of quitting on the spot and decking him in the face, but I held back.

Now about the abusive co-worker: Every time I walk by him, he hits me in the balls. No particular reason, but he does. This has happened for about a month and he did it while all of the other stuff was happening.
<bot>: My co-worker hits me in the balls every time I walk by him and my manager called me fucker twice.