<human>: Alright so here's the story. So right now I'm a university student that has never had a job before. I planned to move out in August into an apartment with some friends. However, in order for my parents to agree to cosign, I had to find work. Finally after a few months of searching, I finally did. The position was a delivery driver for a food chain.

So I go in the first day and everything goes how I expect it to. Training, tour, uniform, etc. I come back two days later for another day of work, expecting it to be normal which it was. After my shift ended I had to let my boss know that I couldn't work for the next few days since I was getting my wisdom teeth out last Tuesday. He was super understanding, and let me go for the night. 

So a few days after I get my wisdom teeth out I ask about working again. No response. I thought "Okay he must just be busy." So I texted him again the next day (texting was how we had been communicating when we weren't at work), asking again about my schedule. This was the reply I got.

"So I talked with (insert other manager's name here) about your schedule. Due to several factors he has decided that continuing your employment with (insert food chain name here) is not in the best interest for you or for the company."

I'm still not sure how I'm supposed to respond to this. I've never had a job before but aren't I supposed to get paid for the few hours I DID work?

I considered telling my parents about this, but knowing them they would freak out that I didn't have work, and do something completely irrational like cut off the internet or something.

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<bot>: Got fired for no reason, and didn't get paid for hours worked, don't know what to do since I'm unable to tell my parents.