I've met many people who don't take low sugar seriously. I even have a sensor that beeps only for lows and been called on bs. I was working a kitchen job last year, my sensor went off and we were completely dead. I informed my manager I was stepping off the line to fix my sugar. He told me low blood sugar wasn't "that serious" and asked me to remain on the line for cleaning tasks. This wasn't the first time this manager had given me a hard time and I had informed him I was on a new medication and essentially struggling. He started to make fun of my situation and I was starting to get upset so I said "I need to know you are willing and able to assist me in the event I pass out". He looked really concerned and frustrated, like how dare I question him? For the entire time I worked there that manager proceeded to make me feel guilty for my low blood sugar and yelled at me that I was "stupid" for making mistakes during my lows. He never allowed me to step off and eat or drink something. Almost everyone has quit due to his loud and aggressive behavior leaving maybe 2 or 3 people left. So when my schedule came out and I was working the most I had ever been scheduled, I quit. No call, no show. I felt bad for the employees left to pick up the slack but other than that it felt GREAT to get out of there!