<ul><li>Employees shared their final acts of defiance towards employers they despised, ranging from subtle deeds to explosive exits.</li><li>Stories included a secretary sending incriminating emails to partners' wives, an IT worker setting up a 2FA trap for a dismissive boss, and a legal assistant orchestrating an elaborate wedding snub to a hateful manager.</li><li>One individual deliberately caused chaos during a store inventory after being unjustly fired, while another employee manipulated hotel booking rates to sabotage new owners.</li><li>A cashier strategically left key prep documents out to sabotage an inventory, and a former employee secretly provided a colleague with sought-after parking access on their last day.</li><li>From adjusting the thermostat to maximal heat before leaving to printing countless pages to inflate billing, these acts were aimed at causing disruption or inconvenience to former employers.</li><li>Individuals also shared instances of blunt resignations, such as quitting without notice or exiting through a drive-thru window with a dramatic declaration.</li></ul>

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