My entitled boss treats me badly, bullies me at work, and eventually drags me out the back door,

slamming my leg in the door in the process. So I decided to get revenge by getting the police

involved and slowly but surely destroying his business. Here's what happened. So this happened

about 7 to 8 years ago. I was working at a small cafe, which was owned by a young woman in her

mid 20s. She was a lot of fun to work with. I put my best foot forward and it had a great sense of

community. Almost every customer was a regular. It was a small town near a lot of car and boat

repair shops, and directly next to us was a family owned business. They were very religious and very

kind. I love the environment there and the customers. It was a regular thing to be given flowers

and little things like that. Anyways, my boss didn't really have it in her to run the cafe.

Business was great, but it took a lot of her time, and she was young and didn't want to be

tethered to it. She sold it pretty easily, and the next owner, a big guy that we'll call Albert,

that's not his real name, was gregarious and laughed a lot. He told a lot of jokes. He wanted

me to stay on. I knew how to run the place and how to make all of the sandwiches and so forth.

I thought this would be great, even if I would miss my old boss. The first day with Albert,

he was immediately impatient with me. I couldn't do anything fast enough, and he hated the way I

prepared the food. Usually, one person ran the till and took orders, and the other prepared

said orders. It was a fast process with me and my old boss. With Albert, he messed up every time,

and blamed my short form way of writing our orders. So, I started writing everything out,

which he would still mess up somehow. He accused me of patronizing him, and finally of sabotaging him.

During close up, he would berate me further. I dreaded coming to work after a while,

which was too bad, because he had me working every day, but one. His wife was frequently there

to help out, and she was always friendly and funny, and she really did like me. Albert didn't

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