‘This is your job now': Car dealership manager sends worker to deliver paperwork, despite lack of approval by higher-ups; customer CCs whole department on matter

Customers rarely have our backs, but when you find a way to get them to complain without exposing what is happening in the background work-wise, you have struck gold.

Just because somebody is working, does not mean they want to work. Moreover, it would probably be best if they didn't work at all, seeing as they can't even do one simple job right. Who am I going on about? Well, let's call him Jim. Jim was the OP's coworker, who happened to be a manager at the car dealership OP worked at. Jim was not smart, kind, nor was he funny, helpful, or decent.

He wanted to work as little as possible, so when he got the opportunity to pin some extra work on another employee, he grabbed it. Unfortunately for Jim, OP was no fool, and he knew just how to manipulate the situation to his own advantage. In the end, Jim got what he deserved, and OP quit, finding better work elsewhere.

Sometimes you have to do your part, and then get out, pronto. Curious as to what went down? You can scroll a bit and find the entire story and all the juicy details below via some screenshots I took of the Reddit piece. In addition, for more spicy stories, you are welcome to check out this lawyer who messed with the wrong young family when he was building them a house on property that he didn't own.

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