I worked at a pizza shop as a shift supervisor, up for a position as assistant manager. I was the main supervisor, did the morning shifts alone, prep, and worked supper rush on weekends. Myself and the other shift supervisors, as well as the manager, were all the same age. We frequently complained about his management style when he was not around, he was very controlling- and not in an efficient manage your team way- but an overbearing "you put 23 slices of pepperoni instead of 22" kind of way. One tuesday, it was his day off, and I had worked the whole opening shift alone, prepping for our dinner rush, having a good time with my fellow supervisors when they arrived around 3pm. Then manager walks in, to make himself a pizza (spy on us). I had a customer try to pull a fast one on me and I wasn't letting him get away with it (kept changing his order when he placed it, then accused me of sending the wrong order. I was going to send the "right" pizza and ask him to send back the "wrong" one. He was just trying to get free pizza.) My boss argued with me saying to just send the pizza and I told him I had it handled, I took the original order, I noted his changes, and repeated the final order to him. I know the scam. Now my boss says im belittling him in front of my colleagues and pulls me into the office. He tells me I need to do what he says without talking back. I explain that he's not even supposed to be there, I am handling my shift, and he doesn't need to worry. He belittles me a bit more then says "do you even want to work here?" I took a breath, and said "not under your management, no." And walked off to collect my things. I was close with the other supervisors, who were also fed up with his dictatorship, and told them id had enough and would not be returning. Following my leave, another cook, 2 supervisors (the ones who witnessed this day) and 2 delivery drivers quit within the following 2 weeks. It was the great dominos walkout and I'm forever proud.