Boss Leaves Leftovers In Employee's Truck, Rancid Petty Revenge Ensues

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mattstaff
May 7, 2021 8:00 AM EDT

It sounds like overall Fred's heart was close toward being in the right place, but he wasn't quite there. Apparently, Fred had developed a bit of a nasty, careless habit of leaving his leftovers around the job site. When you're dealing with a half eaten (HALF EATEN) rotisserie chicken, there needs to be some kind of consequence. Thus, queue up the petty revenge. We can't even begin to imagine how overwhelmingly disgusting Fred's truck must've smelled. 

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    Rectangle - r/pettyrevenge + Join u/legendofthegreendude · 1d 1 10 S 4 1 Leave me your leftovers? Two can play at that. So this is a short little tale that I'm comfortable sharing now that I left the company that this happened at. I worked at a smallish company for a good five years delivering gravel and asphalt with dump trucks. My boss, who we will refer to as Fred, was a nice enough guy. He would often fill in for us truckers when one of the four of us had to take a sick day or went on vacati
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    Font - As annoying as this was we put up with it untill it got worse. He started leaving uneaten food in the trucks as well. We all confronted him about it and he apologized and said it wouldn't happen again. But It did or this would be much of a story. I wasn't able to come in over the weekend to run a load like I normally do so Fred ran it for me. When I got in on Monday I found a HALF EATEN ROTISSERIE CHICKEN sitting on my passenger seat. Now it didn't smell great but it wasn't nothing that r
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    Font - Now what I didn't know was that Fred did get a lift from the owner but that was Sunday night. See Fred was starting his two week vacation and felt the company truck would be better left at the company than in his driveway for someone to steal. He was wrong. I wasn't there to see but my coworker told me he watched Fred open up his door after waving to his wife who dropped him off and with almost no hesitation started to vomit. My coworker ran over to him and said he cold smell it well befo
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    Font - I worked there for about three years after that whole thing happened and he was still trying to figure out who did it because he apparently didn't remember leaving that chicken in my truck that weekend. And p.s. he never left food in any trucks after that Edit: thanks guys for my first award, I didn't expect this to be that well received 3.1k 87 1, Share
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    Font - Gryffindorphins • 1d Oh man this reminds me of my Dad's smart car. He used to be a driver for a lady who had brain damage from an accident years ago. The poor lady would always forget things so her carers hired Dad to take her to her regular classes and to go out for lunch occasionally. One day she bought an iced coffee and put it under the seat as Dad was putting her walker in the boot. He thought she'd finished it or thrown it out. Anyway, he took her back home, drove back to his home o
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    Font - TwistedTammy • 1d I did something similar, but nowhere near the scale of what you did. Every day the office manager would relieve me for lunch, and eat her lunch at my desk. I really didn't care. I ate at my desk a lot too. For some reason she decided to start leaving her solo cups that she drank her smoothies or something out of on my desk. Like every single day. After a couple of weeks of this I said something about it. She was always "I'm sorry, I forgot. I'll try to do better" Of cour
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    Font - myfufu • 1d I accidentally left seafood fried rice in my car in the Arizona summer. Did not smell great when I returned from a day-trip. I'm not proud to admit I left that little takeout container in the middle of the parking lot and drove home with the windows down. Fortunately the odor didn't linger for more than a day or so. G Reply ...
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