Employee prohibited from booking own travel and takes revenge by instructing company travel agency to book the most luxurious flights and hotels, tripling the costs

Humans are often creatures of habit, meaning they like things done a certain way even if it doesn't make sense or is financially beneficial in the long run.

The story below is an account of a frustrated employee. The original poster (OP) had been employed by the same business for a considerable amount of time. He must occasionally fly for work-related meetings as part of his profession. Therefore, OP prefers to usually plan the trip on his own, without the assistance of a travel agency, in an effort to save money. But as of late, the company has implemented new guidelines mandating that the worker make travel arrangements through the corporate travel agency. The company maintained in its stance and asked OP to graciously comply, despite OP's numerous pleas.

But, instead, OP devised a cunning scheme to teach them a lesson they would never forget. So be sure to read the story below if you're interested in learning how OP got his revenge! Additionally, after you're through, don't forget to read the story of the man who, after his aunt criticizes his house during a storm, kicks her out!

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