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Andy69

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I just have to shake my head.

We're on an extended field project and were staying in a rental house on the Jersey shore (sorry I haven't called anyone yet, we're busy as heck, I'm even working today).

A few days ago, two coworkers got in my face, accusing me of stealing their steaks out of a container of marinade in the refrigerator. The steaks they accused me of taking were actually MINE. I told them to call another coworker, who had given me the container of marinade and watched as I put my ribeyes into it several days earlier, to confirm. They declined, instead being content to call me a liar. I told them to go outside and play hide and go **** themselves.

Fast forward to yesterday morning, and one of them is cleaning out the fridge because we needed to move out into a hotel as the house was booked. Guess what turned up? Exactly. Their steaks, on a plate, wrapped in plastic. Instead of apologizing, they accused rather rudely of taking their steaks out, putting them on the plate, and putting mine in. I again told them to go play hide and go **** themselves.

Fast forward to yesterday evening. Said 3rd coworker returns from a short job he had been on. He ran into the first two coworkers in their rooms, getting ready to cook said steaks on the grill out back. He informed them that it would probably not be a good idea to eat them at this point, as it had been over a week since he had taken them out of the marinade and put them on the plate.

As it turns out, not only had he taken their steaks out and put them on the plate, but he had told them he was going to do it (it was his marinade that he had graciously let them use), did it IN FRONT OF THEM, and made sure they saw where in the fridge he had put them.

Of course, no apology was issued and I don't expect to get one.

So I figure, either these two coworkers are stupid, senile, willfully ignorant, or just plain mean. And people wonder why I prefer the company of my cars over people.
 
You should offer to cook them some spoiled food.

My girlfriend got sick of people stealing her lunch out of the fridge at her work. She put a couple of spoiled yogurts in there....and presto.....they were gone.... Later on one of her coworkers wasn't feeling too well....
 
"go play hide and go **** themselves" hahaha Im going to use that for now on.
 
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Hey Andy, those are the steaks I owed you from the autocross. Now I won't have to cook them for you!! :p
I'm gonna go play hide and **** myself now. l:)l:)
BillL
 
Speaking of steaks...

We had a bunch (roughly 30) and we put them in our community freezer for the future picnics we were going to have...

One day...we look in the freezer and the steaks are gone. Along with the steaks went almost a whole box of burgers that belonged to another soldier...(6 left)...

We started asking questions and low and behold one of our "eat anything" soldiers admitted to taking them....

When I say "eat anything" I mean eat anything. He has eaten a turkey and cheese sandwich that was in a lunch bag in a locked car for three days, thrown in the trash and had chew spit on it.

I see him pick the trash and mold doesn't stop him...no, he doesn't cut it off the item, he just eats it.

Talk about integrity.
 
You should offer to cook them some spoiled food.

My girlfriend got sick of people stealing her lunch out of the fridge at her work. She put a couple of spoiled yogurts in there....and presto.....they were gone.... Later on one of her coworkers wasn't feeling too well....
I had a coworker at Delta who used to bring his iced tea with him in a quart jug and he'd put in the refrigerator in the break room. Somebody started drinking his tea every day and they would leave the empty jug in the fridge, so one day he filled it half way with tea and the rest of the way with that laxative that looks and tastes like Sprite / 7-Up.

Well, he found out who had been stealing his tea and the guy had the nerve to go running to the general manager (after he finally got off the pot that is). And he got HR involved as well. He accused the other coworker of trying to poison him.

Here's the unbelievable part: They actually called the guy on the carpet for spiking his own tea. He basically argued and told them, "It's my tea and I'll put whatever I want in it." I think he ended up telling them that he'd been a little irregular recently and that was the reason for the laxative in the tea. At the end of the day, the company concluded that they really couldn't fire him for spiking his own tea.
 
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it's amazing they even tried to give him crap about it. I mean, it wouldn't have been an issue if the guy hadn't STOLEN IT in the first place.
 
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