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Pimp Lord. I used to work night shift at a small hotel front desk. There were only two of us,

so it was pretty obvious who actually did the work and who just floated around looking busy.

My co-worker, Eric, was great at the second one. He'd avoid the boring stuff like wiping down the

coffee station, restocking keycards, and getting breakfast set up ready. Then act like we had both

done equal work. When the morning manager came in, Eric always made himself sound way more on top of

things than he really was. The part that finally got to me was the

breakfast prep. Night shift was supposed to leave things ready for the morning attendant,

including moving the waffle batter from the freezer so that it would be usable.

Technically, that was a shared task, but the only reason it ever got done was because I reminded

Eric every shift around 5'10. I did it because if it got

missed, morning shift complained at both of us. Then one morning, Eric told our manager that I always

forgot things when closing, but that he always caught my mistakes after me. After that, I stopped

reminding him. I still did my own work. I just stopped

giving him that one nudge that let him act competent. Three shifts later, the breakfast attendant

opened the freezer and realized the waffle batter had never been moved. My manager asked what

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