Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : I've been working at a fast food restaurant in my town for the past five months and I've never had an issue with anybody else who works there, until last night.

I was in the kitchen with one of my managers and a coworker, when the manager asked me to mop the floor. As I was mopping, she and the coworker were in my way and wouldn't move. I didn't think about asking them to move because I assumed they didn't need to be asked, but they just stood there having a nonchalant conversation because it wasn't that busy at the time. After I backed away from them and continued mopping, my manager said "You suck at mopping." Right to my face. 

I replied with "I know" because I didn't know how else to respond to her remark without getting all bent out of shape. The thing is, I already had experience with mopping at a different restaurant. Being told that I suck at something that I'm experienced in by somebody higher up really pissed me off. After she said that, I could see the coworker snickering to himself.

Later on, she asked me to wash the dishes. When we were in the back, she told me to "pay attention" to what I was doing. I have ADD. You can probably imagine how I felt after being told to pay attention for the 5 billionth time in addition to being insulted by a manager. I proceeded to angrily wash the dishes and then went back to the kitchen when I was done.

After she left for the night, I went over to the only other manager that was present in the building (who just so happens to be the GM's son) and explained to him what happened. He told me that I could write a note to the GM that described my problem and leave it in the office for her to read the next morning, since he's never had to deal with a situation like mine before and that there was nothing he could do about it since he wasn't one of the higher-ups. 

So that's what I did. I spent the last few minutes of my shift writing about how I interpreted the manager's comments as unprofessional and rude and that I wanted something to be done about the whole ordeal. I left the note in the office and then went home. 

Fast forward to today -- I'm feeling nervous about going back to work. The store normally opens at 6 A.M., which means the note was probably discovered by one of the higher-ups earlier this morning while I was getting ready for school. I can't predict what will happen at work today. Will the GM or one of the higher-ups confront the manager? Will I get in trouble for leaving the note in the office? What will happen between me and the manager? I just don't know. I'll have to wait and see. I have to go back in an hour and 5 minutes. Wish me luck.