'I've been waiting all day for coffee and you dropped the ball again': Office owners repeatedly ask female employee to make coffee for the entire office

It's an eternal question at any office: who makes the coffee, and who replaces it when the pot has run empty? 

Every workplace has its own coffee culture. All of the employees need some form of caffeine, whether it's the classic bean juice or energy drinks or tea. And at a lot of workplaces, high-end espresso machines and coffee machines are touted as a perk for employees. If your workplace has single-serve K-cup coffee makers, this problem solves itself. But if not, someone has to keep a pot of coffee on the burner all day, and it often becomes the job of one person. But who? Should it be the first person to enter the office? Should the coffee-maker job go to an intern, or to someone whose cubicle is right next to the kitchen? 

There are layers to the issue, as this office worker shared in her story. She's an office administrator and she's "really angry" about her coffee-making role. She's expected to make her coworkers coffee, yet she doesn't even drink it.

She asked if she was in the wrong about this, and there were a few differences of opinion. Some people thought that she was correct, and she shouldn't be making coffee. Others warned her that this duty might be in her job description… You can check out the entire story below, and judge for yourself. 

After that, read a few stories of instant karma, like one person who realized they had the power to cancel their awful boss's long-awaited vacation plans.