Alex Buscemi
Redditor u/Wrong-Ad-2507 was asked to do some shady stuff to squeeze more money from a client (and on his day off, no less). He eventually complied — but in the slickest way imaginable. His response exposed the company’s dubious business practices and he still managed to walk away with steady employment.
He shared his tale of vengeance on the r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit where commenters praised his honesty and clever thinking. He could have taken the easy route and just screwed the client over. But instead, he made a bold move that had the internet on its feet.
Keep going to find out how he did it.
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