My entitled manager is up for the same job as me, but he is an absolute menace to the

office and has done many things that would absolutely get anyone else fired. So I decide to

get some revenge and as a result I get him fired as well as blacklisted from my field of work.

Here's what happened. So for a bit of backstory, I'm a 25 year old male and I work in the IT

department for my company. Our IT department branches out into six smaller departments and each

of these has their own boss and the bosses of all these departments answered directly to the

director of the IT department. A couple of weeks ago I was called into the director's office

when I came into work. She is an incredible person and mentor who I honestly really look up to.

She told me that she had some good news and bad news. The bad news was that she was offered

another job at a much larger company as the IT director at one of their branches in Chicago.

So she would be leaving in a couple of months. But the good news was that the position of IT

director at our company was open and given my performance and reputation around the office,

my immediate boss, who is the head of computer system analysis, had put my name in for consideration

for the job. Each of the six department bosses in IT had to put one name in for consideration.

So I have at least five other people who are competing for this job plus any potential outside

hires. After our little chat I weighed the pros and cons of the job if I get it and I decided to

just go for it. I might have a pretty good shot at getting the job since I would consider myself

a fairly likable person as well as being a hard worker and fairly good at my job. But there are

others who are also very good candidates and I'd still be okay if I didn't get the job. It's

an honor just to be considered. Now let me tell you about the target of my revenge. For the sake of

the story we'll call this guy Gabe. Gabe is not his real name. As the head of technical support,

Gabe had the power to recommend anyone in his department for the position. But instead of picking

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