Entitled supervisor acts like the blue-collar expert by belittling his team, wrecks an entire wall when he tries to operate the forklift: ‘We hated him and loved to see him screw something up.'

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• He looked up and saw that an entire wall was completely demolished. A wall that, in fact, was not supposed to be demolished. This would usually have the team in frantics but not today. Why? Because it was the supervisor's fault. 

  Turns out he didn't think the team was working fast enough. So he decided to take matters into his own hands to “teach them a lesson.” And, oh boy, a lesson did they learn! Just not the one he had intended. 

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• Apparently, this despised supervisor hopped into the forklift himself and started lifting away. Except, it turns out, he doesn't know how to operate that kind of machinery all that well. With one little wrong move BAM! He rammed right into the wall and wrecked it. 

  That's karma doing her beautiful thing for ya. 

  The kicker is that this supervisor decided everyone had to do a mandatory forklift training course again because of his actions. And guess who was teaching it? The same man who wrecked the wall. What a funny thing to do… At least know, the employees can ram the walls as much as they would like to and just blame it on the man who taught them how to.

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