'Yes sir!': Enlisted clerk blamed by officer for another officer's error, gets revenge by following orders

• This enlisted man served as a clerk in the US Air Force. They shared how they worked in the mail room of their unit. They were generally well thought of and got along with everyone, which proved to be important when a delayed document earned them the ire of an arrogant officer, even though the delay had actually been the officer's boss's fault. The officer publicly berated them, calling them a string of highly derogatory slurs, which further pushed everyone in the unit witnessing the situation unfold to silently take the clerk's side. After being told to “work within timeframes” by the officer, they decided to comply, holding documents until the last possible moment they needed the officer's signing. Another great tale of military malicious compliance.

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