Welcome to R-Slash, a podcast where I read the best posts from across Reddit.

Today's subreddit is R-Slash Tales from Tech Support, where a group of IT workers

sue their thieving bosses for probably millions of dollars.

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podcast for free. Our next Reddit post is from inappropriate jerk. I used to work for a particularly

large internet service provider doing tech support. One day, the guy working next to me was dealing

with a particularly rude business customer. Usually, we treated business customers like kings,

but my coworker was having a hard time even getting a word in. Eventually, my coworker put up

a sand to motion the supervisor come talk to the customer. Right then, the owner of the company

happened to be walking by with another one of the executives. I've met the owner a couple of times

at company social events, and he's a really down to earth boss who actually cares about his employees.

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