I had a friend once and they said that they got into an argument with a coworker they were carpooling with.

They got so annoyed by him that they left him at a fast food place because they couldn’t take it anymore.

What a power move!

And apparently, he’s not the only one who’s doing it…

Check out this story from Reddit: we think you’ll get a kick out of it!

Left a coworker stranded an hour away from his home at a store.

“This guy I worked with asked for a ride home after our shift, we both live in the same town, so I said sure.

He said after work he had to get something at a store close by.

Work ends we get in my car and I needed to stop for gas. I get to the gas station and fill my tank, I paid by CC at the pump.

After I am done filling my tank I hit the yes button for a receipt and the machine says must go inside for one.

I go inside and get my receipt.

Hmmm…

I get back in the car and I drive to the store, when I get to the store the coworker gets out and says he will be a few minutes.

After a few minutes of waiting I notice my cup holder of loose changes is empty.

I am mad and think who does he think he is to steal from me after I was doing him a favor.

I think screw him, he can find his own way home and I drive off.

He had it coming!

Next day at work he confronts me and calls me an ******* for ditching him like that cause he had to wait five hours to get picked up.

I say to him, hope the five hour wait was worth the three dollars in change he stole from me.

He ends up telling all our coworkers I ditched him for stealing three dollars from me.

The co-workers all gave me **** for it so I ended up quitting the job a week later.”

And this is what Reddit users had to say.

This person nailed it.

Another individual shared their thoughts.

This person was confused.

Another reader made a good point.

Thou shall not steal…

Remember that one?

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