Update: 'I took the advice': Worker quits at internet's urging after boss demands their personally upgraded plane seat

Problems will present themselves in our lives with a constant certain predictability—it's how we go about solving those problems that determines the course it will take. Say you have a bad boss or are otherwise unhappy with your job—what do you do? Do you sit and silently suffer, day after day, week after week, month after month? If you don't have to, why should you? Take your life into your own hands and find something better.

That's what this worker has done following advice they received when they posted their story to r/AmItheA**hole, a popular Reddit subreddit community. Users share their stories on this subreddit to ask for the judgment of others as to whether or not they are in the wrong for their part in their personal conflicts.

This worker shared their story several months ago, asking for the internet's advice. The commenters decided that the worker was not in the wrong, instead condemning the boss for her entitled actions. Many advised the worker to seek new employment.

In a new update, the worker has returned to share what has happened since the original incident and share some exciting news.

Keep scrolling, and below you will see the worker's original thread that was shared to the popular Reddit sub several months ago (Items #2-13) followed by the update that was just shared by the original poster (Items #14-28).

If you'd like, see our first story on this topic from when the original post was shared here.

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Posted by Brad Dickson

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