r/Prorevenge I Worked for the Russia Mob and Blew Up a Dumpster!

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🗓️ 6 August 2021

⏱️ 20 minutes

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r/Prorevenge In today's episode, we have a bizarre story where OP worked for the Russian mob at a grocery store that was a front for a money laundering operation. OP and another coworker clash over a promotion opportunity, which culminates in OP sabotaging the coworker's bread recipe. The coworker has to toss the ruined dough, which continues to expand in the dumpster's heat and eventually explodes in a doughy mess.

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0:00.0	Welcome to R-slash, a podcast where I read the best post from across Reddit.
0:04.0	Today's subreddit is R-slash per revenge, where OP works for the Russian Mafia and blows up a dumpster.
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1:14.0	podcast for free. Our next Reddit post is from Silver Wolf. I'm a professional baker, and I've
1:19.8	worked for various companies developing recipes and the like. I found a job at a local grocery store
1:24.4	working super early mornings on their pastries for the day. There were usually a few other people
1:28.9	there, one of whom was a mixer. Mixers typically follow a spec sheet with the weights of all the
1:33.6	ingredients they need to batch mix. It's kind of mindless work and doesn't require much thought.
1:38.4	The mixer was a young guy fresh out of his teens. We became fast friends and enjoyed chatting
1:43.5	up about baking, and I'd help him put our supply order away. Good times. One day, a woman with a
1:49.7	thick Russian accent came in and handed us business cards. She told us that whatever we're getting
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