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r/Prorevenge I Destroyed My Evil Boss's Life

2025-11-28 Comedy
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The Calculated Takedown of a Narcissistic Boss Using Evidence of Cheating and Abuse

Learn exactly how an employee built a watertight case, turning his abusive manager's lies against him, resulting in a complete career collapse validated by the company owner.

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  • Document the manager's incompetence, including falsifying productivity claims and unfair employee treatment.
  • Prove the manager prioritized an affair over work obligations, using forged business trips as cover.
  • Meticulously collect admissible evidence, including voicemails and external confirmations of infidelity.
  • Successfully deliver compounded evidence directly to the owner (the manager's father-in-law), triggering immediate intervention.

This narrative details the systemic failure of a senior manager, "Stalin," in a Belgian wholesale company who believed his entitlement (derived from marrying the owner's daughter) exempted him from work. The narrator, second in command, details Stalin’s laziness, false loyalty tests, and eventual downfall after the narrator hacked his emails and recorded a workplace tirade. Understanding this case study reveals how comprehensive documentation can neutralize arrogance when standard conflict resolution fails.

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Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3hJo9o8qFqrblXu1Plkv8L Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rslash Discord: https://discord.com/invite/VD6eYD3 0:00 Intro 0:07 Landlord 7:18 Chairman 14:32 Firefighter "Sneaky Snitch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC By Attribution 3.0

Top Comments (10)

@IsYitzach 2025-11-28

The timestamps aren't for this video. This video doesn't even need timestamps.

823 30 replies
@stevenbuzinkai767 2025-11-28

Depending on the country OP could sue for defamation. Trash talking your employees when other potential employers call is a major no no.

445 4 replies
@ifrigginhatethesehandles 2025-11-28

Wait, how did Natalie not know Stalin was married? He mentioned his wife at the New Year's party, so unless she wasn't there, she would have heard that

330 9 replies
@mrlugh 2025-11-28

I will give "bigboss" at least 1 idiot score for appointing someone without any skills, and zero follow-up training or supervision, such a career path. He kind of brought it onto himself.

203 2 replies
@MJSROX 2025-11-28

If I was promised time off, already booked an international holiday, and then was told by my boss that the time off was being cancelled, I would just tell him that me requesting the time off is just a courtesy and I won’t be coming in those days.

174 4 replies
@ScorpiusZA. 2025-11-28

I like how rSlash is going back to the old favourite subs. @rSlash, on the off chance you actually read this - maybe give r/traumatisethemback a try.

169 6 replies
@hiroshi7025 2025-11-28

9:10 I reckon OP can sue for this. There has been a similar case in that video where you had the "[employee] worked with us for such and such period" episode.

169 6 replies
@comic-kage1560 2025-11-28

Asking rslash to make a video of r/letsnotmeet

77 2 replies
@WindAlchemist23 2025-11-28

Aah, yes. A nice 23 minute slash video over a hot cup of cocoa☺️ Stay warm, Slash Fam

32 3 replies
@Mixyeni 2025-11-28

You know the video is going to be good when is entirely dedicated to a single story.

27 3 replies

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