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    UPDATE: Retail employee hides 122 plastic ducks around store on day of auditor's visit, boss writes them up: 'He couldn't even keep a straight face'

    This retail employee has a bag of 240 plastic ducks and a big imagination! 

    If you have $10 and a whimsical spirit, you too can totally duck up your workplace, home, or friend's house. That's right: for a mere $10, you too can own 240 very small plastic duck figurines and do with them as you wish. You could use them for art projects or let your kids play with them. Or you could make people think of you every time they discover a tiny plastic duck hidden somewhere, which is exactly what this person did to their boss. 

    As you can read about in the story and subsequent updates, their boss found this very, very funny. The boss and the employee seem to have a sweet ongoing banter going on — they're clearly trying to make the most of their time in the retail store together. However, this person did get banned from putting ducks on the sales floor. But no one said anything about fully ducking up the back room! 

    After that, read the reason that this person won't be returning to a coffee shop after disagreeing with a barista over a single penny: "The entitlement of these people." 

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