‘Who’s laughing now?': New hire throws boss's keys away after being ridiculed for quitting on their first day

Where is the logic in hiring someone for a job and then immediately ridiculing them and making them quit? Even if the manager can magically tell by the first couple of hours on the job that the new hire isn't a good fit, that still is not an excuse to treat them like they are worthless.

That is why the manager in this Reddit story completely deserved what was coming for him. A new hire arrived at his job as a salesperson at a car lot, and while on training both the new hire and the manager felt like it wasn't a good fit. When the employee talked about it with the boss, the boss proceeded to make fun of the employee and even got the entire staff to join in on the ridiculing. The employee wanted to get a proper payback for the way he was treated, so on his way out, while no one was looking, he threw a pile of keys that was on his desk into the trash. 

There is more to this story, so scroll down to read the full tale. When you finish with this story, click here to read about an employee who got a $500k server because of a customer service mistake.

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