Today, I asked a co-worker if he'd cover for me while I slipped out to cash some money at the bank. When I got back, I found out that when he said "yeah, sure" he actually meant "yeah, sure, I'll tell the boss and get your dumb arse suspended". FML
What an asshole! I would say you should get him back and report him for some indiscretion when the opportunity arises, but then that would probably just start a petty reporting feud. I suggest you just avoid this guy as much as possible and don't do him any favors or trust him with anything. He's clearly out to get you if he reported you for something like that.
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77777771 12
He could have just said no.
WCARlover 35
Someone's looking for a raise. That sucks
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angelinaanimerg 7
What scumbag
bestiebabes_jes 0
I would have denied it ?
gracehi 33
What an asshole! I would say you should get him back and report him for some indiscretion when the opportunity arises, but then that would probably just start a petty reporting feud. I suggest you just avoid this guy as much as possible and don't do him any favors or trust him with anything. He's clearly out to get you if he reported you for something like that.
PicklesMcRaptor 0
Hehe, he said arse.
ledzeppelin14 0
I personally think you should get a new friend
chilla4m3 6
When your at work that is when you work...not slip out to run errands while still being paid.
WhiteJoker_fml 7
Depends... Where I work we can slip out to do things, as long as at least someone is in the office and we make sure to stay longer.
ThreeSheetsGone 12
I'd chastise you for being a dumbass, but it seems you've already learned your lesson. Well played.
DanM94 0
Rats out!
Jasonf6 0
Get them suspended for lying and contributing to a hostile work environment.
chitown23 4
U cant trust any one most people at work places are snitches