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Welcome to R-Slash Pro Revenge, where OPs family get clever revenge against their douchebag neighbors.

This is a long tale. It's also a textbook case of why you don't abuse loyal associates.

My spouse was the second person hired at a consulting company in a very specialized industry.

At her 15 years with a firm, a group tour respectable three-office entity with eight to 10

employees at each location. She and the owner grew the business on the contract's expertise and

presentation of my wife. To the extent that my wife's abilities and education were the main reason

new business came through the door. Over the years, her scope of responsibility grew so that the

owner was basically 75% absent and mostly unaware of the day-to-day activities. As he got more

and more removed from the business, he would make overtures that he would eventually retire and

sell her the business. He was so dependent on her generating income that he took out a life

insurance policy on her. I didn't involve myself too much, but at a major industry dinner party

I attended with her, he introduced my wife to the table as my girl Friday, basically a secretary,

which was weird. Over the years, she tried to get an agreement in place to buy the firm,

even if it was years away. He always delayed and made promises but never followed through.

I told her, this guy doesn't respect you or your contribution. He'll never sell you the business

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