'I still giggle about it years later': Entitled boss makes his kid's photo the centerpiece of the office, employee hilariously photoshops it and never gets caught

Revenge is a dish best served petty. To pull a silly harmless little prank that makes everyone laugh AND serves as a cute little karma kick to an entitled target is a double whammy in our books. This person really hit a homerun with this petty revenge prank—and never got caught!

This employee had an incompetent and entitled nepo-baby boss. It's unfortunate but it happens often in our capitalistic society. There's little you can do aside from quit and try and find a decent place of employment. But sometimes that just isn't an option right away. You probably have bills to pay. So what do you do in that case? Well, this person had the most epic time under some unbearable management. Nobody liked this boss and one thing this boss was super annoying about was his kid. Now, this employee had nothing against a proud papa, but this guy was the worst. He even plastered a photo of his kid as the centerpiece for the office, so every employee AND customer had to look at him. So, being the tech-savvy employee this person was, they snuck the photo into a photo editing software and made some hilarious enhancements to the little guy. The boss never noticed and it stayed like that for everyone to see. Everyone seemed to look at it confused but never said anything. BRAVO!

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