<human>: So I work as a bus boy at a certain southern themed steak house.  The work is hard, but I'm very good at it, and I enjoy that it gives me some exercise and I can stay busy. I have worked there for 3 months roughly now, and most of my coworkers are fine, but I've had some issues.

A few days ago a manager told me to go to the freezer and bag air and bring it out to the front (something about fumes and scents getting out or whatever).  I thought this was really strange and kept asking her why, and suggesting that I go back to doing my real job, but her and another manager insisted.  So I did that and it didn't take long for me to realize that they were playing a joke on me.  Everyone was laughing and it definitely sent me back to being bullied in the past.

One of the managers, the female one, didn't really apologize, but told me that what happened wasn't that bad and that it happens to everyone.  That made me feel worse, because now I feel like i'm in an environment where it's OK for people to mock me. She also said I could prank people back, but I don't really have any interest in making anyone else feel shitty.

In addition to this specific instance, more things have happened that have made the work environment not very professional.  Inappropriate sexual comments are common.  Often I am made to stay late because a manager will "forget" to ask me to leave.  People have taken to calling me Jimmy Neutron because I do well in school and fit the stereotype of your classic nerd, which I hate, but most of the people there are older than me, and bus boy are at the bottom of the pecking order, so I don't feel like I can call them out on it.

I may be overreacting.  But I don't feel comfortable and when this stuff happens I just always think that I'm not really paid enough to deal with this (I make minimum wage).

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Managers tricked me by making me bag air then bring it out to the front, made me the butt of the joke.  I don't know how to react and I don't feel comfortable at my own job