‘You’re Toast!’ : Entitled Nepo-Baby Employee Fired for Negligence, Reports Boss for Fraud Out of Spite, Legal Department Revokes His Financial Support as Revenge

Tim was the type of employee who did the bare minimum and expected a promotion. He was certain he was a critical cog in the machine, working in a department that reported to the mayor — much thanks to his father, who was a bigshot lawyer. The thing is, Tim had difficulty doing even basic tasks and was more of a thorn in his boss's side than anything else.

After an egregious event at work, Tim was fired. Before you feel bad for the dude, he was technically offered the opportunity to resign. But alas, Tim was like 'Nope, you wouldn't dare' — but dare, his boss did. Tim got mad. In fact, he got real mad. He was so furious, he reported his boss for fraud, even though he didn't have real grounds for it.

The federal division that oversaw his boss's grants launched an investigation, but all the records were immaculate. So, Tim kicked himself in the foot, and then more some. Those who had investigated did not appreciate the waste of time, and so, Tim did himself an enormous disfavor that led to self-induced revenge. 

Scroll down for a detailed account of the events that transpired. For more, check out this tale as told by a server, who waited on a bunch of entitled influencers — who ended up getting a free $700 meal, and put in a $5 tip.

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