‘Tiffany, who'd been posting 15,000 steps per day, posts 65,000 steps’: Workplace nemesis cheats to win the office fitness competition, then their coworker calls out their unscrupulous tactics to HR

We all have that one coworker that drives us crazy. 

Even just reading that sentence, you probably pictured their punchable face, smelling their microwaved salmon and the scent of snootiness. If you're lucky enough to be besties with all of your colleagues, you're a minority, because the rest of the world is forced to coexist with at least one nincompoop during our workday. 

Likely monopolizing the copy machine, brown-nosing with the managers, or lazily dumping their work on others, the most hated office nemeses are impossible to avoid. However, sometimes karma can come around in the form of a 'friendly' work competition, pitting employees against each other in a fun new way, expanding on the usual inter-office competition for a raise from the salary pool. Read on to see how this workplace drama unfolded under the guise of a fitness competition. With the grand prize of an Apple Watch on the line, things got dirty in the cubicles and the gloves finally came off. 

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