So I recently got a seasonal job working on a holiday park, living onsite. A couple of weeks into starting, my manager asks me and a few other staff if we'd like to go down to the pub one evening (6 of us).
At the pub, my manager appears to get quite tipsy and keeps on buying rounds for everyone, refusing to let anyone spend their money. Everyone is enjoying their evening, laughing and joking and talking. Another member of staff is not drinking at all due to being on antibiotics.
Just before we leave, I go to the toilet, and when I come back she says 'the taxi's not coming for 20 minutes, I've got you another glass of red on the table Jane, one for the road!" I told her "Thanks, ready for bed now, struggling to keep up with you!" It was pretty late by the time we got back on site, and the manager asks who would care for a nightcap in the staff room before we headed to bed. I said thanks for the offer but no thanks, my head was spinning and I was ready to sleep.
The next day we aren't working, but all had to go to a training session at 10am. My manager informs everyone that they need to come to a meeting in the staff room at 8:30. When I get there, she announces that she is doing random breathalyzer tests on two people. She picks the lady who was out with us all and not drinking (and she KNEW this) and me! I failed the breathalyzer (by a tiny percentage) and she says 'Sorry Jane, I'm going to have to give you a warning, staff can't turn up for work with alcohol in their system. Luckily it's just training today otherwise you could have lost your job."
AIBU to think cheeky bitch, you were the one that invited me out, bought me a crap ton of wine and then tried to make me carry on the party after we got back! I feel like I've been set up somehow, because I'm the newbie, especially as the only other person she breathalyzed was someone she knew hadn't touched a drop.