Yesterday, my supervisor called me to ask me what day I'd like to work so he could put me on schedule. I said I still don't feel safe coming back yet and that I'll call him in a few weeks if things improves. Yesterday, we had 30,000 new cases. Today, we are over 31,000. When will things get better? When I call him to return to work eventually (daily new cases under 10,000), I feel a transfer is imminent.

Sometimes I feel like my current supervisor (at McDonald's) is becoming like my former supervisor at Arby's. First off, he made that rude comment right before his vacation. And since I've been on a leave of absence (due to COVID-19), we been on the phone 3 times. He never once asked me how I'm holding up. Yet, I seen him ask my coworkers how they're doing whether they were working or not. I remember when I went into Arby's at the beginning of 2018 (90 days after I got canned), the supervisor there never asked me how I'm doing and never acknowledged that she ever knew me.

I'm tired of being treated like a creep and being accused of obsessing over someone. It feels like looking up to someone or otherwise giving a rats *** about them makes them mad. I know there might be a fine line (more like blurred line) between being nice and being creepy, but where is that line? There's too many grey areas. I can only understand his negative reaction if I was rude, but I wasn't. Likewise, I was never rude at Arby's either. Why is this so hard for me to understand?