Why would any customer at a casino need to know an employee's hometown? People come to casinos for a very specific purpose. That purpose is not to make small talk with the employees about their childhood experiences or what their suburb looked like or what their parents did for a living. So how come this boss had the audacity to require employees to list their hometowns on their name tags in order to be able to make conversation with the casino customers? It's one of those ridiculous work policies that serves no real purpose and almost begs to be messed with… and man, did this employee find a way to maliciously comply!
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This thread was posted to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by u/Dry_Necessary4526, a creative literary dude with a flair for the dramatic. He decided that his hometown was, as he says, “a matter of opinion” and wrote down something that followed the rules, yet could definitely be a different kind of conversation starter for any Stephen King fans paying close attention. Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions. When you're done, check out this post about a coworker's revenge on a lunch thief.
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