'Knock ‘em down a peg!’: Estimator for a niche construction manufacturing company puts his micromanaging managers in place with one ‘car-less’ mistake

• Wee-woo, wee-woo, did someone call the grammar police? Unless you're in the business of publishing words, then a typo here and there isn't the end of the world. For instance, if you work in the field of construction and you mostly do manual labor, then if there's a small typo in your emails to your boss every now and then, it shouldn't be that big of a deal, right? Well, when you have an upper management team who loves to micromanage all their underpaid workers, then you better believe they're going to attempt to call the grammar police any chance they get. 

  In this instance, luckily, the grammar police actually turned the tables on the entitled managers. They gathered all the engineers in to give them a condescending presentation about making sure they have zero grammatical errors when, BAM, right smack dab in the middle of the presentation was a typo ripe for the picking. Some heroes don't wear capes, and in this instance, this hero immediately pointed out the error and knocked these micromanagers down a peg. It was glorious! Read the entire thing below. 

  Want more drama? Read this story about an entitled adult nephew trying to sneakily get $800 from his uncle. 

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