'He never asked me to do dishes again': Farmworker floods his boss's kitchen with soap bubbles to get out of house chores that are not in his job description

When you're good at your job, your boss will inevitably ask you to do MORE tasks outside of your job description. Naturally, that never comes with a raise or recognition of any kind, so most employees wrinkle their nose at the prospects of overachieving. In this case, a hardworking manual labor worker was asked to do menial tasks that were so far out of his job description, that he decided to take action to ensure that he would never be asked again. Malicious compliance can go a long way when it comes to job security.

OP was a hay baler and a farm hand that worked closely with the owner of a ranch. After months of hard work hauling hay and taking care of the property, OP had proved himself to be a loyal employee and a hard worker. Of course that backfired when his boss started to rely on him to take care of more and more chores around the farm. Eventually, the boss had grown so trusting, that he'd take off on vacation without notice and leave behind a huge list of tasks for OP to take care of in his absence. One day, OP was asked to become the boss's personal maid and that was the final straw. 

Scroll for the full story on how this farmworker proved to his boss that he was not a personal assistant, a maid, or anyone's house boy by completely destroying the house with the help of the dishwasher. Next, check out this story of a man who got revenge on his ex wife by loading the last of her belongings into her broken down car before having it towed off of his property– at her expense. 

He decided that prove that he was a terrible personal assistant