The last time most of us were tattle-tailed on was probably in high school. In an attempt to make themselves look good, some classroom goodie-two-shoes wanted to get in the good graces of the teacher and told them that you and your buddies were causing trouble in the seats in the back. Although being 'told on' is frustrating when it's actually true, having a snitch tell the authorities a flat-out lie is downright infuriating.
Nobody likes a lying blabbermouth… Then again, what lengths are you willing to go to get revenge on them? Does stooping to the snitch's level make you any better than them?
In our next story, one late-night employee stooped to the lowest levels to make a point about the office tattler. I suppose you gotta fight fire with fire, right? After she lied repeatedly to management about their behavior, this vindictive employee was tired of being made out to be the criminal in the office, so they set up a trap and framed the narc to give them a taste of their own medicine. Scroll onward to read all the details that have readers in a tizzy over the ethics of narcing on a narc.
Was the original poster on the moral high ground for this one? You be the judge…
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