Ever had a coworker who thought they were the office comedian? Well, our friend here had a run-in with one such prankster, Jane, who decided to superglue some keys on his $200 keyboard! Instead of laughing it off, he demanded a replacement, but things didn’t go as smoothly as expected. Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions, arguments, and office drama that will leave you questioning if it’s worth it to fight for what’s right.
Office Prank Gone Wrong
Personal Items at Work ️
Sticky Situation
The Prankster Revealed
Jane Gets Upset
Supervisor Steps In
A Not-So-Satisfactory Replacement
The Argument Begins ️
Take It or Leave It
Supervisor’s Response
A Warning ⚠️
Justifying the Keyboard
A Different Scenario?
Office Prank Turns into a Sticky Legal Situation
When Jane, the office prankster, decided to superglue some keys on our friend’s $200 keyboard, she probably didn’t expect the fallout that followed. After demanding a replacement, he received a cheap Amazon Basics keyboard and a Post-It apology. ♂️ This led to a heated argument, with Jane claiming he was being dramatic and our friend threatening to take her to small-claims court. The supervisor got involved, but their response left our friend questioning if he should just let it go. ♂️ Let’s dive into what the internet thinks about this sticky situation… ️♀️
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