'Stop emailing me': Principal begs for mercy after persistent teacher follows through 10-fold on a tedious new lesson plan policy

Teachers have a lot on their plate. While they're struggling with growing classrooms, more stringent lesson plans, and Karenish moms breathing down their throat, they're essentially expected to raise the next generation of children all on their own– all for measly wages and no 'thank you's. The last thing an overworked teacher needs is a principal demanding busy work from them.

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Posted by Jesse Kessenheimer

In our next story, a teacher gets pushed to his breaking point but decides to have a little fun with his latest assignment. After the principal felt lead to micromanage his staff, he asked every teacher to send an updated lesson plan every Monday morning of their plans for the week. As many teachers are probably struggling to make lesson plans on a daily basis, asking for something so effervescent so far in advance was a big ask.
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But u/AMLT1983 had a quick way to get his boss off of everyone's backs: Malicious compliance. Scroll for the entire tale of sass and grumbles that'll make any overworked employee chuckle rebelliously.
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