Wouldn't you think...

[sunshinefizzy]

that Roseanne would act more grateful about her Rodbell's job? I mean really, by the time she got the job it was the first decent one she had in a long time. From the time she quit Wellman's Plastics she went from magazine telemarketer, to fast food clerk to shampoo girl/ receptionist (if you could call it that) at a hair salon.

Also by the time season three rolled around it was like her work ethic completely changed. She always spoke her mind but she did her job. She goes to Rodbell's and she's lazy, rude to her co-workers and customers, and thinks she can just come and go as she pleases. In the real world, she wouldn't have lasted a week there.

[ShamelessFanGirl]

Originally Posted by sunshinefizzy

that Roseanne would act more grateful about her Rodbell's job? I mean really, by the time she got the job it was the first decent one she had in a long time. From the time she quit Wellman's Plastics she went from magazine telemarketer, to fast food clerk to shampoo girl/ receptionist (if you could call it that) at a hair salon.

Also by the time season three rolled around it was like her work ethic completely changed. She always spoke her mind but she did her job. She goes to Rodbell's and she's lazy, rude to her co-workers and customers, and thinks she can just come and go as she pleases. In the real world, she wouldn't have lasted a week there.

I totally agree with you. As much as I loved Roseanne on the show she didn't have a very good work ethic and was very lazy. However I think she did this mainly to get under Leon's skin, she had her power challenged when he became her new boss and when he started telling her what to do and tried to control everything she did and we all know how Roseanne is about people trying to control her....