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Welcome to our slash pro event.

So this man spends three years solely trying to get one of his colleagues, Karen, fired.

She is that bad.

This is a tale that involves death, unemployment, and unbelievable dedication.

Without further ado, let's get into it.

I orchestrated a vast conspiracy to get a co-worker fired.

I used the work at a hospital data center in the network operations group.

We physically sat in a room 24-7 next to the servers to make sure things didn't catch

on fire, monitor it for alerts, and did routine things like swap out tape backups.

But it was pretty simple work.

This was a stensibly a tech job, but there were people who had been there for many years

back when you had to change out printer paper and run a command from an IBM mainframe.

It was on really specialised hardware and software that was difficult to apply elsewhere,

so it had become a dead end job.

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