r/Prorevenge I Got My Toxic Boss Fired

Story 4: I've heard stories of people in some positions having to pee in bottles just because they don't have time to use the bathroom proper, it's stuff like that (and you know the story from years ago about someone mixing alcohol into their Cola and a kid stealing and drinking from it) that reminds you to never take someone else's bottles, because you don't actually know what's in there.

Drinks a gallon of pee. Doesn't suspect that it's not actually Brandy. I think that says something about alcoholics.

*1st Story:* Carrie used the #1 rule of visual storytelling to her advantage; SHOW, don't TELL! 🤣

“Roast beef product” makes me think it’s not actual roast beef. 😂

My mom worked at arby's in the early 90s and she quit after going to inform the manager there were maggots on the roast beef and the manager said "oh, that fine. Just scape them off and rinse it."

8:45 A real “No, I’m Radio Rebel!” moment! XD

Always stand by the Sandras in your organization. Losing somebody like that is like throwing sand in your engine. We have someone like that in our office, and we regularly make sure that she knows how much we appreciate her hard work.

Story 2: Having a bit of a chuckle picturing an entire office of Mormons standing up and stating, “I am Spartacus!” after doing the big boss over.

Piss Drinker reminded me of the story where a guy got the nickname Moneyshot after putting on a hardhat filled with coffee creamer 😂

I worked at Arby's. And I'm not afraid to tell y'all that if your beef and cheddar doesn't feel as heavy as it should be, it's probably not. My manager would tip the scale. So roast beef being the equivalent to gold there is no lie.