Employee hires an Etsy witch to cast a ‘revenge spell’ on their former manager, and months later, that manager is demoted: ‘There was a major reckoning’

Sometimes, people really do get what they deserve.

You just have to give the universe an extra push in dishing out that sweet, sweet karma. It's best served by local, small businesses, and luckily, you can find them all over Etsy.

Earlier this year, a New York Knicks fan paid an Etsy witch to protect the team against a loss late into the NBA playoffs. It was game five against the Indiana Pacers, and the team won. Unfortunately, the Etsy witch flopped for game six…

Etsy witches have grown in popularity among believers and skeptics alike, and it's because the idea of purchasing a witch's spell via Klarna seems a bit… unorthodox. Whether you like it or not, though, the concept is hilarious. That's why when this employee purchases a spell from an Etsy witch to cast upon their former toxic manager, they thought nothing of it. That is, until the manager is demoted in what the narrator describes as a "major reckoning". Magic or not, this tale is a testament to karma finding its way in the end. Scroll to read.

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