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appost is from someone you don't know. This malicious compliance story isn't mine. It's my brother-in-laws.

My brother-in-law grows avocados in California. Several years ago, a portion of his ranch was

ravaged by a wildfire, or so he thought at first. When the smoke cleared, it became obvious that

the fire was caused by an electrical line that was blown over by strong winds and had landed on

his fence, catching it on fire. Since he'd been planning on diversifying his crops anyway,

he decided he'd simply replace his fence, replant, and move on. To that end, he called up the

electric company that owned the downed power line and asked them for about $10,000 in compensation

to replace the fence that had been destroyed by their electrical line. They denied any and all

culpability in the matter and told him that he should sue them if he didn't like it.

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