The Project’s Chrissie Swan reveals why she quit her job midway through

The Project’s Chrissie Swan reveals why she quit her job midway through the shift by speeding away in her car: ‘My body would not walk back in’

Chrissie Swan has revealed she once had a job so awful, she walked out and never went back. 

Speaking on The Project on Monday, the television star recalled working for a ‘mean’ boss that she didn’t like at a sandwich bar. 

‘I went out for my lunch break and I was sitting in my car and my body would not walk back in! I could not go back in,’ the 48-year-old said. 

Past: Chrissie Swan (pictured) has revealed she once had a job so awful, she walked out and never went back. Speaking on The Project on Monday, the television star recalled working for a ‘mean’ boss that she didn’t like at a sandwich bar

‘I just couldn’t. It was so miserable. My boss was so mean,’ she added. 

‘I turned my car on, and it was in the olden days when you had a key. I turned it and I put it into first and I drove away,’ she added. 

Asked by her co-stars if she regretted her exit, Chrissie said no, and added that she would never encourage her children to ‘stick it out’ at a bad job. 

'I went out for my lunch break and I was sitting in my car and my body would not walk back in! I could not go back in,' the 48-year-old said

‘I went out for my lunch break and I was sitting in my car and my body would not walk back in! I could not go back in,’ the 48-year-old said

'I turned my car on, and it was in the olden days when you had a key. I turned it and I put it into first and I drove away,' she added

‘I turned my car on, and it was in the olden days when you had a key. I turned it and I put it into first and I drove away,’ she added

‘This is probably bad parenting, but I would say, “Life is too short to make sandwiches with an angry woman for ungrateful people,”‘ she said. 

It comes after Chrissie denied crediting her dramatic weight loss transformation to quitting alcohol.

The radio presenter has previously spoken about giving up alcohol and going on daily 10km walks to improve her physical and mental health during lockdown.

‘You say one thing and then all of a sudden you’re the poster girl for that thing,’ she said on The Weekend Briefing podcast.

Denials: It comes after Chrissie denied crediting her dramatic weight loss transformation to quitting alcohol

Denials: It comes after Chrissie denied crediting her dramatic weight loss transformation to quitting alcohol

'You say one thing and then all of a sudden you're the poster girl for that thing,' she said on The Weekend Briefing podcast

‘You say one thing and then all of a sudden you’re the poster girl for that thing,’ she said on The Weekend Briefing podcast 

‘I very carefully said, “I drank too much in lockdown and it wasn’t very good for my mental health, my anxiety was through the roof, so I gave it up and it’s been a great decision for me”,’ she explained. 

Chrissie went on to say her comments were ‘misconstrued’.

She continued: ‘I never said that, I never ever talked about my body. I won’t be talking about my body. My body is utterly irrelevant.’

'I never said that, I never ever talked about my body. I won't be talking about my body. My body is utterly irrelevant,' she said. Pictured in April 2012

‘I never said that, I never ever talked about my body. I won’t be talking about my body. My body is utterly irrelevant,’ she said. Pictured in April 2012