My toxic sister tried to get her manager fired by calling the police and making a false claim about her,

as she did this in some delusional desire that she would get promoted to manager if she took out her

current manager in some kind of spectacular way. But instead, everything backfired, as she was

fired Monday morning on the spot after my manager found out exactly what my sister tried to do. Here's what

happened. Okay, to start things out, my sister had to leave my country because of crime. She was a

manager in a certain type of industry here, but couldn't get a job in the same industry once she

was living in another country because she couldn't get a good industry reference because of crime.

Now, my sister loves to read. So she applied for a job

in a bookshop, she aced the interview, and she was eventually hired. She then shows up Monday morning,

meets her new manager, and gets shown around the job. Her new manager is a young woman of about 24

years old, and she's worked in the shop since she was about 16 when she was part-time. She kept

working there and was eventually promoted to manager. And this is how it should be with the natural progression of a job. My sister was 32 years old at the time and had been told growing up that because she was the oldest of us kids, she was in charge and more important. But it was really due to the fact that she was a sociopath and acted horrible if she

wasn't treated like the only person in the world. But she was always told her prominence was

because she was the eldest. So she automatically believed that if she was older than you,

she was automatically better than you. So in her head, she's older than the manager, so therefore

she should be in charge. On the third day that she

worked there, the manager approached my sister and told her that the current part-time worker was

turning 18 on Saturday. However, he was going out to dinner with his family on Saturday before

meeting his friends in the pub and heading out to the nightclub. Therefore, the shop was bringing him out

for drinks on the Friday night after work. And my sister was more than welcome to go. In fact, she really should go. And it would be a great

team bonding opportunity. She can meet everybody and everyone can meet her. And they can all be

friends together. My sister then said, no, sorry, but she already had plans. It was a bit short

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