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Today's subreddit is R-slash malicious compliance, where a racist gets what's coming to them.

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Our next reddit post is from whatever.

This was some time ago, probably early 2000s, but this event is burned into my brain.

I've worked in K-12 education technology for most of my 20-plus years in my professional career.

When I first started, I was the only technician for a small to medium-sized school district of about 2500 students.

During the time of this event, the director of special education was married to the superintendent.

I reported to the business manager he used to teach technology, but was not a technical person.

For the most part, I was left to do my work and I wasn't overly micromanaged.

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