<human>: So, i just got hired as a cook at a major chain restaurant.  I started less than a week ago, so naturally i wanna do everything I can to make myself look good to the supervisors.  I was given today off (i cant work mondays and wednesdays due to future school schedules and made this clear to the supervisors that interviewed me and they said it was ok), and drove 2 hours away to visit family.  I got a call this afternoon asking if i could come in to help as it was busier than expected.  I naturally had to turn it down.  I'm probably over thinking this because probably nothing will come of it, but would it be reasonable for me to get in trouble for this?

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<bot>: at the beginning of my second week at a new job, i get called to cover a shift on my day off.  i say no because i'm 2 hours away.  if i get in trouble, is that reasonable?