My annoying, lazy coworker is constantly trying to force me to do his job for him.

And after dealing with this for long enough, I decided to get some revenge.

By sabotaging a project he put in my hands, resulting in him not only taking the full blame

for this project being messed up, but also by him being punished with temporary leave without

any kind of pay.

And I've honestly never been more satisfied

to get back at my slack or co-worker in my life. Here's what happened. So I work in an office with a guy

that I will call Seth for the sake of the story. Seth is that coworker that everybody knows. He's lazy,

always passing his work onto somebody else, and somehow always getting away with it. He will

sit around on his phone

or go to the bathroom every 10 minutes. He's the kind of guy who will show up late, make some

lame excuse about traffic, and then disappear for lunch for two hours. For the past six months,

Seth's favorite target has been me. He will send emails asking if I can help out with a project,

but what he really means is that I need to do all the work while he takes the credit.

I complained to my boss a couple of times, but somehow Seth always managed to weasel his way out of trouble.

The final straw came when he passed off a major report that was due to a client in two days and dumped it on me at the last minute.

One day I casually asked him if he was good

with Excel and he admitted that he didn't know much about it. So I thought to myself, okay, this is perfect.

So the next time Seth tried to dump a bunch of spreadsheets on me to organize for his next report,

I decided to agree. But this time, I embedded a series of hidden formulas into the documents.

Now these formulas didn't do anything important, just enough to mess with the numbers if

someone didn't know how to check for hidden cells.

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