r/TalesFromTechSupport - Forgot to Flip That Switch? Factory Lost THOUSANDS!
This episode dives into a series of real-life tech support stories, each one a head-scratcher with a surprisingly simple solution. From a Wi-Fi network that vanishes at the same time every night to a computer that won't turn on, these tales showcase the most common and often humorous challenges faced by IT professionals. It's a reminder that sometimes the most complex-seeming problems have the most obvious fixes, if only someone would just look.
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r/MaliciousCompliance - Landlords Invoked The FIRE MARSHAL And Got NUKED!
You know those people who seem to have all the power and none of the sense? Today, we're diving into three stories of Malicious Compliance that hilariously turn the tables on authority figures. From a new manager who earns a fitting nickname to a webmaster who exposes a government's lack of foresight, we'll explore what happens when people in charge get exactly what they ask for. Get ready to laugh as we prove that sometimes, the best way to win is to just say, "Okay, you got it."
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r/AmITheA**hole - Stepmom Says I'm "TOO SCARY" To See My Brother!
In this episode, a 17-year-old girl is caught in a family dispute when her half-brother's stepmom, Amelia, demands she remove her facial piercings to continue picking him up from school. When Amelia's lies are exposed, the tension escalates. In the end, the teenager must decide whether to continue putting up with the stepmom's behavior for the sake of her relationship with her brother.
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r/MaliciousCompliance - BOSS Tried to FIRE Me? I Shut Down The CARNIVAL!
What happens when you go against a boss's bad rule? You win. This episode features three stories of employees who stood their ground against unreasonable managers. A high school student openly defies his tyrannical band director, a recruiter exposes her micromanaging boss's poor grammar, and a theme park employee gets the last laugh after being blamed for a ride incident. It's a testament to the power of malicious compliance and a good sense of justice.
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r/MaliciousCompliance - She Tried to Fine Us $50,000 For Her Own Screw-Up!
When managers demand rules be followed to the letter, they often get more than they bargained for. This episode is packed with stories of employees who turned strict demands into hilarious and absurd acts of malicious compliance. From a district manager who gets a store full of clown bow ties to a boss who receives a 200-page project report, these tales prove that when you ask for "every detail," you might just get it.
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