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Much love guys. Now today's first story comes from Galaxy Garlic from the Am I the Assall here

subreddit and it says am I the asshole for reporting my co-worker for cheating in the company

walking competition. At our last meeting they announced there would be a step competition.

Participation was voluntary. If the average number of steps is greater than or equal to 5k per day,

all participants get Friday half day. The person with the most steps overall wins an Apple Watch.

We would log our steps during work days only for 20 days. I've been in a funk lately and was glad

for an excuse to get back into my fitness routine.

I love running and asked if steps from running could be counted.

Matt, who volunteered to manage the competition, said it did.

My goal was 20,000 steps a day, thinking this would easily put me in the lead, but on day

one, this guy Dave posted 23,000. I sent him a message

on teams, saying something along the lines of, it's on. The next day, I put up 24,000. He answers back

with 25,000. Another worker Jenna also joined in. The three of us started having daily chats about our workouts.

By week two, it's looking certain one of us will win, and the whole group is absolutely getting a half day off work.

Then I checked the log and out of nowhere, Tiffany had been posting 10 to 15,000 per day post 65,000 steps.

For perspective, the marathon I ran resulted in 52,000 steps.

So I'm skeptical, but also maybe Tiffany ran a casual ultramarathon on a workday.

Who knows?

I sent her a team's message.

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