On the latest episode of ‘Black Ink Crew’, we saw many instances where we agreed that Caesar should not have made Teddy manager of the 113^th shop. As a college student majoring in Organizational Management, I was repulsed by his management skills. Here are the top three moments where I said to myself, “Teddy, for real?”

1. The Pole

Now, I know that he probably did this and all fun. But,

there are some instances where you need to take a job seriously, and this was

one of them. Just because an all-girls shop was okayed, why would you put a

pole in the middle of it? It kind of insinuates that that is the kind of

atmosphere that you, as a manager, want to portray.

2. Walking Away From A Fight

At this moment, I was really rooting for Teddy to step up as a manager. Young Bae and Tiffany were fighting over here say. Teddy started right by suggesting Tiffany come sit by him, and then taking her outside to cool off. But, what happened? He just gave up on the situation, and decided that he wasn’t going to finish his job. Imagine what the world would be like if everybody decided to walk out of the job when they got frustrated or fed up?

3. Missing a Staff Meeting (Lights Out)

I can only imagine that this was the exact way Teddy felt when you realized when he realized that there was a staff meeting and the place where the staff meeting was taking place had no lights. He probably also knew that it was his responsibility to report the amount or get a way to pay the bill. As long as he had lights in his home, I guess he didn’t care, even if this was the place where he made money.