TL;DR of context: I am a college student, and I have a summer job as a cashier at a small local business. I have an opportunity to get another all-round better job (better pay, hours, and it's a resume builder). I would start the new job next week, and it goes through July, the most busy month for my current workplace. Today I received an email stating if I wanted to continue being a candidate, I need references, including one from my current employer.
I came in earlier today and told him I'm pursuing another job not because I hate my current one, but because of the opportunity for growth / professional development / personal development. He wasn't having it. He was super unprofessional, angry at me, saying I was fucking him, etc. Jesus Christ. He tried making me feel bad for even considering other jobs since he was ever so gracious enough to give me a summer job. I didn't even bother asking him if I could use him as a reference.
Short term problem: I have a shift tomorrow where I will see him. What do I even say / do when I see him?
Long term problem: I might actually need to use him as a reference. The new job is at a college and the hiring process seems very standardized. Is there any way I can handle myself in interactions with him, anything I can say that might make him a little more sympathetic to my cause?
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