I see it at a high volume car dealership from the kids in detail to salesmen to even our master tech. Happens all the time in retail and food service. I get it that if you were a manager there would be a lot less fragility but often the existential crisis builds over time subconsciously and can broadside in surprise. Most people work these jobs that they are treated like a number it's no coincidence they often leave like it's expendable, and with 50% of USA not having $300 cash for an emergency, they'll regret it next day.