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Hopefully these don't hit too close to home, while you're (hopefully) enjoying some sweet time outside the office. 

Nothing like an aggressively egotistical boss who's high off their own delusions to really get your blood boiling. Hopefully none of these hit too close to home. Share your stories in the comments sections!

An article from The Washington Post states that people currently in the workforce are treating their jobs more like a Tinder match, and ghosting (ditching without notice) with reckless abandon. Is it just a symptom of the times, or is The Post itself a bit off the mark on this one? Check out the original article over here, and then take a look at the (inevitable) wave of outrage, in response to such a statement. 

RIP little buddy...

Bust out any of these devilish ideas for that office party-gift exchange, and that one insufferable coworker who deserves a bit of a bad time. What you call a "gift" for the kids, will be ANYTHING but that. 

Good riddance and good luck to these absolutely delusional and occasional menaces to society! It's a wonder they were hired in the first place. 

So I guess our lesson today is don't drink too much at work, steal too much from work, or try sell the secret recipe to Coca-Cola to your enemies.

She gave her co-worker who had a terrible case of one-upper syndrome a solid, rude awakening. Job well done. 

When someone says something profoundly stupid, there's no sense in trying to argue with them. It's better to just let it happen and hope that life takes care of it.

There are certain, inexcusable lines you just DON'T cross. 

We've all likely had that one coworker who drives us completely insane by their very existence. This guy decided to act on it, with a nice little revenge plan of his own. 

If you've worked in the service industry you've likely encountered that aggressively disagreeable customer who refuses to reach a solution; and ultimately asks for the manager. These are the glorious stories of the moment they realized they were already talking to the manager. 

He called that bluff like a boss himself. Hopefully he's since on to bigger, better things. 

What happens when an incompetent manager threaten to fire an employee they completely depend upon? Bluffs are called.

Annoying customers, thieving coworkers, and douchebag family members have all met their end at the hands of these warriors of pettiness.