Some People Are Just Too Selfish And Stupid To Work With Others As These 49 Photos Show (New Pics)

I went out to my car to find a coworker had dumped the contents of the shredder in the front and backseat of my car. Everyone thought I overreacted a little, but this will take me a long time to clean up all the way. I’m right to think this isn’t a very good joke right?

This is unreasonable. He's around 50, and I’m 17. I should not be better at my job than him.

I didn't know they broke it till I got home. They folded it back up and put it back in the pouch. They didn't have the guts to tell me as they returned it.

This dude has been attempting to negg me ever since I started working. He makes fun of the way I smell, the food I eat, etc. I have reported this, and supposedly he’s being reprimanded. I don’t have high hopes.

More info, she was not fired, and had no reason to leave it in this state. Management asked if she was going to clean up, and she simply stated, "No, it's not my job." We do not have cleaners, so it was left for us to fix up. Hey, thanks for that.

My colleague brings her perfume to work. She uses it sometimes, several times a day at her desk. At the end of the day, I smell more like her perfume than myself. We are three colleagues sharing the same office. My desk and her desk are literally touching, and there is nowhere to hide.

The office was filled with black smoke, burning people's eyes, and no one could breathe. He basically maced the building. We were moved to the other end so we could keep working.

Coworker is always trying to go behind me and my work, looking for a reason to report me. Ex-service member, but a complete jerk. Talks to me as if he’s my boss, tries to tell me what to do. We don’t talk. Yet he’s been harassing me daily about a fundraiser for his kid. Normally, I leave kids out of personal problems. But at the end of the day, he doesn’t think of my kids when he does the nitpicking of my work and the time off I take for them. Always has something rude to say. I’m 28, he’s 55. Not sure if it’s an age thing, but I don’t think I should be forced to contribute. Am I crazy? Edited to add that the fundraiser in question is for his kid’s football team.

What’s even worse is that I spent the last of my grocery money until payday on a lemon and a bottle of white wine to cook it in. Can’t return the wine, and I can’t drink due to a medication I’m on.

A little backstory. The former coworker is extremely religious, I am not. I listen to metal music, so in her eyes, I must be a satanist. I am not. One incident that kicked all this off was when I still worked there, she had left our business cards for her church. I found them in a spot that would have implied a customer left them there. I’d even asked her what they were, and she looked at me like a dog that had been shown a card trick. Later, I threw them in the trash. The next day, she had the boss pull camera footage, and from that point on was actively trying to get me fired. She eventually succeeded. I have moved on with my life and have a much better job now. Because I’m a friendly person, I’m still friends with several of my former coworkers. They say she still talks about me, except now she’s making things up. I never growled at any pictures. What a silly thing to make up.

We worked together for about a year and a half, and she’d ask for money every so often and pay me back after about a week or two. I went on maternity leave in January of last year and have been out of work ever since. This is only like the 3rd time she’s requested since I’ve left, but frustrating cause I also don’t have a dollar to my name. I’d send money if we weren’t struggling with money and food, too.

I met this woman about a year ago at work, and we became friends. We used to hang out together about once a week, but I am in nursing school and have not had much free time lately, so unfortunately, I have to turn down invitations quite often during the semester. Not only that, but I am failing a class and need to do well on my final to pass, so I have been studying a lot as finals week is only days away. She constantly asks me to do favors for her, like taking her kids to school or taking them to dance class, since she is a single mother. I always try to go out of my way to help her out, but it's getting to the point where I just can't handle it anymore.
She is 20 years older than me, yet always asks to borrow money since she is "broke", yet can afford to spend $500 on concert tickets or spend money on whatever else she wants. Long story short, this is how she responds to me after asking if I could watch her kids so that she could go to the bar. I am thinking about ending this "friendship," but it would also be super awkward since we work together. Not sure what to do at this point

Ordered some chicken over rice, which is my favorite meal, and one of my coworkers knocked over the meal in the work fridge. Got home to finish it, and this is what I find. Cost $30 to order it on Uber Eats.

I work at a vet clinic as kennel staff, which involves a lot of hands-on work and even contact with customers. I woke up yesterday with pink eye and even went to the docs to get a note for excusal so my boss would have proof I got checked out. There was only one other person working that day, so I asked for help to get a cover that day so the other person wouldn't be alone. I don't ever call out without good reason to do so, and I always pay back those who cover me, usually by covering them down the line. So I don't know why she feels this is warranted. Really ruined my morning.

I do not ever give people reason to believe I would call out for no reason. I do my job actively and am quite social with everyone there. I always make it clear when I won't be showing for work, and every time I've called out, it's because I'm sick or something urgent came up (which is extremely rare).

I live in Montana and work in a trailer with two other coworkers. They will say they are airing out the trailer in the mornings when it is 40°F or colder out sometimes. I feel like this is just an excuse to try to act manly and try to prove they can stand the cold better or something. It is really frustrating, and I really want to do something to mess with them. There is no way they are comfortable when it's 40⁰F.

Work at Dollar Tree. One of my coworkers decided to put red dots on the barcodes of some of the glasses and mugs. My manager and I spent an hour taking them off. We’re only supposed to put red dots on some of the $1.25 items because a lot of things are going up to $1.50. But these glasses didn’t even have the $1.25 sign on them—they just sat there and put stickers on all the barcodes. The store manager has told us 50 times not to do this.

I'm the newest cook at a sushi house—my senior coworker, who is a younger immigrant that doesn't speak much English, has been harassing me and making my job harder, and I think it's because he thinks I'm going to try to take his job. Last night during a rush, instead of focusing on his station, I found him trying to re-sauce my sushi and drown it in the process—I stopped him partway, and he got angry, but the massive puddle of spicy mayo on the edge of the left roll is the result.

We share tips, so I always try to give the customer a great-looking roll with an appropriate amount of sauce.

I was cleaning out my camera roll and got mildly infuriated again. For context, I am an Asian girl. This happened back in 2022, I was 17 and worked as a host at a restaurant. My coworker was a 20-year-old girl. This guy apparently got her snapchat then texted her asking for my snap. She gave it to him without asking me first and never told me either.
I accepted his friend request and asked him if we knew each other, then he said what he said, I guess because it was Covid times. It was a terrible pick-up line, and I deleted him right after.

And every morning (I'm usually the first one in) I have to push it in. I've mentioned it several times, and this has gone on for about 3 years now.

My company HQ is out of state, and my direct boss, the VP, is traveling for work and didn’t check my PTO for my birthday. He ordered an ice cream cake delivered to my office. After finding out I was off, he called me and said he told my coworkers to save it for Monday.

All day long, this elderly lady pestered me with paranoia, saying, “well the packaging said Ice Cream, but it’s in plastic. You can’t freeze plastic packaging”. At that point, I already knew it was doomed and didn’t even want to go check.

Multiple times throughout the day, she herself went to check, told me it was melted, and put it in the freezer. She assured me, “oh once it freezes, you can still get a good taste of it”…
It was in the warehouse, as they have a freezer/fridge unit. At the end of my workday, I had to clear it out for them. A few teased and laughed at me. “Why didn’t you stop by to grab it on Friday?” “Why would you keep it here if it’s ice cream?”
I didn’t ask for any of this, and I feel bad that my boss’s efforts got wasted by idiotic coworkers.

I work at a cafe with limited capacity and we have to keep a tally of who comes and goes. She does these marks without doing the slash on the 5th count and uses white sharpie to mark that someone has left. Harder to tell at a glance how many people we have.