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Jan 11, 2008 - 12:35 PM |
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I troll people in real life too |
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So, at my work there's this black chick (yes, her race does matter in this case) who hates me. It's probably because I'm the teacher's pet, so to speak (my boss LOVES me). When I first joined this company, I received an office bigger than hers, I make more money than her, AND I got a larger Christmas bonus than her.
I've been working here for about 2 months now.
During that time, I've done nothing wrong to her. I've been super nice and helpful to her in everyway, even offered to help her with some of her workload when she needed the help. How did she repay me? By trying to get my boss to look at me in any sort of bad light possible. She forwarded me an e-mail she received, and I replied "Oops, I guess I did that wrong. I'll get on top of that right away!" The next day, my boss calls me in his office because she printed out a transcript of that and gave it to him. Just my reply. Just the part where I said "I guess I did that wrong," etc.
Also, she bitched and complained for about a month about my office. My boss took it away because of all her whining and complaining. Almost everyday I'd see her in his office and when I would walk by she was talking to him about how it'd be easier for everyone if I wasn't in an office at all, blah, blah, blah. Making up bullshit excuses because she's jealous.
One time we were in the copy room, doing our stuff when:
"You don't like me because I'm black, right?"
"Umm... what?"
"I'm black. Mormons don't like black people."
"Well, that's a stereotype, I suppose."
"So, is it true?"
"No."
"Yeah. Right."
And then she walks away.
She's supposed to check my work before I submit it. I don't allow her too. I make sure I submit it long before she gets a chance to check it. She always catches it. It's funny too, because it's a total act but I'm like,
*Slaps forehead* Oh man, I'm sorry! Every once and awhile it just slips by!
I sound so sarcastic and my grin is cheesy but I can tell there's nothing she can say back and it pisses her off to the extreme. Once, I saw her walk back into her office and kick her chair.
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