November 5, 2024 at 7:21 am

Horrible Boss Fired A Teenage Employee, So He Took Revenge By Locking The Gas Cap Of The Boss’s Car Before He Went Home

by Sarrah Murtaza

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A mean boss will create an army of petty employees!

This is a universal truth, and yet, there are too many bosses out there who don’t seem to think the rules apply to them.

This boss learned the hard way that teenagers especially will just not let things lie.

Find out what he did!

Revenge for boss firing me.

My favorite revenge was on a boss at a grocery store that I worked at as a teenager. I waited a few weeks after getting fired, and planned my petty revenge.

He was a mean boss so this guy planned accordingly!

This guy always came to work early in the morning and parked at the far outside edge of the lot. I went to a store far out of town and purchased a locking Gas cap for his car.

He was way ahead of his time!

One morning I drove over in the dark and parked next to the guys car, got out, and put the locking cap on it.

I drove home, and threw the keys off of a bridge that I was going over.

He wasn’t there to see what happened!

Never found out what happened but imagined the shock when he next needed gas.

Some people can get really petty with their revenge!

Let’s find out what folks on Reddit think about this story.

This user would like to know why this guy got fired.

Source: Reddit/Petty Revenge

This person loves this petty revenge idea!

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This user knows it was easy but also fun.

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This user wants to know how the story ended.

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This user knows how to get sarcastic.

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Like it or not, the internet is divided about this petty revenge!

And it would have been nice if this guy was there for the reaction!

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Sarrah Murtaza | Contributing Writer, Life & Drama

Sarrah Murtaza is a contributing writer for TwistedSifter specializing in human interest stories, internet culture, and interpersonal drama. With nearly six years of experience in digital publishing, she excels at identifying compelling, community-driven conversations and elevating them into highly engaging narratives.

Sarrah brings a unique, narrative-focused approach to her journalism. Drawing on her professional background as a screenwriter and director, she has a sharp editorial eye for human conflict and motivation. This allows her to transform everyday online dilemmas and relationship dynamics into well-structured, empathetic stories that resonate deeply with readers.

As a dedicated remote professional, Sarrah uses her location independence to travel the world, bringing a diverse and exploratory perspective to her writing. When she isn't crafting stories, she can usually be found exploring a new city or working on her latest creative project.

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