‘My boss ate my lunch’: Employees get even with boss who eats their lunches, boss pays hundreds of dollars to eat leftovers

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    Font - Posted by u/ineedatinylama 1 day ago The Doctor I worked for paid hundreds of dollars to eat dinner leftovers. S OC
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    Font - I worked for an orthopedic surgeon who constantly ate people's lunches and would leave $10 on the fridge. He really loved left-over home cooked meals. "I don't get lunches off, I have to work to keep paying your salary. You can go buy another lunch" He would say.
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    Font - I hated him so much, but I got paid a lot. He was fresh out of his internship and residency, and he thought he was above everyone. We complained to the office manager. She went to the doctor and said we were all
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    Font - pi: sed about it. The doctor told her to "deal with it". If the Doctor decided to eat one of our lunches, we could have the office manager just order us something.
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    Font - This was amazing! There were 2 people besides me that had family and kids, so we always brought leftovers. If he ate my food, I ordered from the most expensive steak place in town. Appetizers, 22 oz steak, 3 sides, a salad, and
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    Font - dessert. I'd eat the salad, and the rest went home. And of course, there are plenty of leftovers to take to work the next day! The rest of the staff was doing the same. Ordering full chickens, 4-5 different Chinese
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    Font - dishes, spending hundreds of dollars to replace stolen meatloaf sandwiches and day old soups and spaghetti. The office manager went along with it. After all, he said we could order what we wanted if he took our lunch.
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    Font - It went on for 2 months until di head doc caught on. From then on, he had the office manager order him a lunch. I did miss trading off a cold pork chop and Spanish rice for prime rib and all the fixings.
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    Font - lapsteelguitar Sounds like a fair trade to me. Dr. steals your lunch, so gets to replace it. 4.1k · 1 day ago Reply Share
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    Font - stuffwiththing - 1 day ago I love this so much. On the flip side, I used to work with a GP who specialised in treating patients with ad tion issues - many of whom were homeless. We
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    Font - couldn't use the freezer part of staffroom fridge, it was filled with frozen meals. If a patient came to see him and hadn't eaten in a while the doc would get us to heat up a meal for them.
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    Font - +3. 1 day ago He's lucky you didn't deliver over salted or over hot sauced food to the fridge for him. CoderJoe1 Or worse. 694 Reply Share
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    Font - FourKneeYay. 1 day ago · edited 1 day ago "Malicious compliance is a dish best served au jus and with all of the a la carte options." - Ancient Klingon - medical proverb
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    Font - Omegalazarus. 1 day ago. edited 1 day ago What's the difference between a Doctor and God? God doesn't think he's a doctor. 325 Reply Share
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    Font - leedade · 1 day ago Had to reread the first 3 sentences like 10 times cos of how baffled i was. Like thats not how transactions work. That kind of thing is why people buy fridge lockboxes or lockable lunchboxes.
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    Product - sci_fi_bi 1 day ago truly prime example of r/deliciouscompliance 64 Reply Share
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    Font - HanaBothWays +1 - 1 day ago He was fresh out of his internship and residency, and he thought he was above everyone. It's not because he was a new surgeon it's because he was a surgeon period. Ask my mother, the retired internist. All surgeons are Like This. Reply Share 446
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    Font - TheGruesome Twosome +1 - 1 day ago . Cannot believe the idiot thought the solution was stealing peoples lunches and not just having the manager order him something all along. Also, leaving $10 is fu ng pointless. Sure, some people take in meals to save cash, but it's also for the convenience of having it there.

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