'They've gained 40lbs each': Guy gets long-term payback against the office bullies who made fun of his friend's lisp by fattening them up with free sweets

It's tough to resist the delicious treats and snacks in the break room. Whether it's because the snackies are free or because the boredom of the workplace can immediately be staunched by a delectable cinnamon roll, but it's dangerous to anyone's diet to be exposed to sugary goodness for 8 hours every day. In this case, one employee weaponized the desserts in the office when faced with a pair of receptionists who deserved a little taste of revenge.

OP was working for the same company as a good friend from high school. Knowing his friend was a little awkward due to his lisp and over-weightness, OP wanted to help smooth his transition into the company branch. After the first day of his friend's training, OP noticed a pair of receptionists giggling and laughing at their desks, blatantly making fun of his buddy's lisp and poking fun at his rotund figure. Unfortunately for those two girls, OP is the kind of coworker who believed in a slow burning payback in the form of sweet, sweet karma.

Scroll for the full delicious tale of how this guy stood up for his buddy by engaging in a long-term vengeance battle against his bullies– serving up payback by capitalizing on the receptionist's sweet tooth. For more stories of employees that got back at someone, check out this one about a traveling salesman who gets forced to fly coach and watched it backfire immediately against his penny-pinching boss.

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