My manager made me use her employee ID so she could take all the credit for my work.

So I exposed her to get her fired. Here's what happened.

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So the story starts at a time when I was only in school, last year.

Here we don't have high school or middle school.

We just have 11 years of education and then university. It was two months

before my exams for applying for university and I was looking for a job. I wanted to have my own

apartment because I was living with my grandparents the entire time

and didn't want them to have to carry me on their back any longer.

That took a while, but I found a job that was paying a decent amount of money for a part-time job. I was only 17

and couldn't afford to work full-time. It was a job at a call center and boy oh boy that

was a crap job. Here comes the object of our story. We'll call her Mary. And boy did Mary hate me. She was my head manager. I was just a manager that was taking the calls or calling people to give them our crap product, literally

for free, of course.

And Mary was the woman that would take another 10 employees and stack them together in one group.

For about a month and a half it was okay.

Mary even gave me her work phone because there wasn't enough phones for everybody in her group.

I thought that it was okay and didn't think much of it. I was doing fine and had 11 clients that actually

bought our product and were really happy. Then the storm came. One day I was called by my boss and said that if I don't have any clients by the end of the month I'll get fired.

I said to him that I already had 11 clients in one month and that I thought that would be enough to start.

He said that it had already been a month and that he didn't want to hear that crap and then I should take the situation into my own hands like a big boy and deal with it. I was furious. I didn't understand how this happened. Then I realized

M something was off and I asked my friend to play a role in my plan. I wasn't

positive that M did something to me so I wanted to be sure. The plan was easy.

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