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The original was posted on /r/maliciouscompliance by /u/Main-Ad7685 on 2025-06-29 03:59:52+00:00.

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I’ve been working at a poultry farm for about a year now (it’s legal for 14 year olds to work in agriculture in my state), and I was always a hard worker who, in spite of my personal and brief legal troubles, was very productive and intuitive. As a result, I was very well liked by the management. The owner of the farm eventually acquired some more land, and the manager decided to break it down more, and appointed me as one of the assistant supervisors of the newly acquired chicken coops. I had this really annoying coworker who was always whining about “the patriarchy holding her back” and not being paid as much as the other workers. (She was just really lazy and spent all her time on her phone.) I overheard her trash talking me to a coworker, saying that she would have gotten the job, but that the owner passed her over because I’m a suck-up. Later that day (she didn’t think I had heard her), she asked me for a raise (she thought I was easy prey because I’m young). I planned just to turn her down, but I had a better idea. Unfortunately for her, the guy who got rid of the waste had just moved out, and he earned about 3-4 dollars an hour more than the other workers. So I assigned her waste duty. We still work together, I’m still her (assistant) supervisor, but she’s gotten real quiet about my management skills. As it turns out, you still don’t want to screw over your boss even if he’s 15.

(Yes I know most feminists aren’t like that. I’m just telling the story as it was)