My toxic entitled boss tries to get me fired by trying to blame me for things that she should have

done. But instead of taking this sitting down, I decided to get some revenge by submitting all

the receipts I could possibly find that blatantly proved how incompetent my boss was. And as a result,

she ended up getting fired. Here's what happened. So I'm a 30-year-old female and I've been a people

pleaser to a fault my entire life. I've been working in marketing for 10 plus years and over the

years I've had my fair share of bosses who were either good, average, or just straight-up sucked.

But there is one in particular that stood out as completely awful. For the sake of the story,

we'll call her Pamela and she's in her 40s and

was the vice president of marketing and sales for a mid-sized retailer. She started at the company

a few years after I did, and if rumors were true, she was the fourth pick for the position,

and was simply hired so the company could appease the shareholders. I was a manager under her,

and my job was to make sure the website and stores had

their products merchandise properly, as well as received all their monthly sales materials,

managed the advertising, and many other responsibilities. And basically, in short, I did her work

and all the administrative grunt work to literally keep the department afloat. I managed all this

because I had access to her email and many times sent emails on her behalf just to keep the department afloat. I managed all this because I had access to her email and many

times sent emails on her behalf just to keep the department functioning. Pamela spent most of her time

showing up at about 10 o'clock in the morning, taking business lunches and planning company parties.

I consistently questioned why she spent so much of our budget on these events when we didn't have the

budget resources for any of it. So Pamela told me to take from future months budgets to pay

for the current month's overspending, meaning that at the start of every month, I had an

original budget, and by the end of the month, I had to turn in an edited budget per Pamela's

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