spartacus53
Banned
- Jul 5, 2009
- 10,503
- 1,073
- Detector(s) used
- Ace 250
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Well I think by now you have an understanding on how I think, so on to the story.
Again, this was back in the 1970's while I was working for the same company. Names are never mentioned to protect the innocent and what's left of their honor.
I had been working under one of several supervisors that was just a really sort. I think he came to work to make others miserable just so he could feel better. You surely know the type, the kind to go home and kick the dog. The one good thing I can say about him is that he treated most people equally and that was poorly to say the least. He did have one, perhaps two that he took some warped liking to and I guess they were glad to a degree.
Always the thinker I was trying to figure out a way to get to him and teach him a good lesson. I had to wait a while, but the opportunity finally arose. It's funny how sometimes things just come to you from out of the blue. I was sent out to buy some things for the office when it hit me, gee, I have his card. Well I made the purchases and returned to the office, but I did take time to write down his card number. Being the type I am, I had to wait a few months to pull off my revenge. I wanted to keep a good distance from ever being tied to his card. No, I am not a thief and would never charge against anyone card, but I will call the credit card company and report it stolen. Funny thing was back in those days, they did not have the same protection as they do today, between passwords and other information. All I needed was his name and address. I just called them up and reported my card as missing and gave them his name and address.
All I know is that one Monday he was not a happy camper when he came to the office. Apparently he went out and wasn't able to use his card to cover some purchase, I forgot what it was anyway. He never said what he went through, but I am sure it wasn't pleasant.
Did he learn his lesson.. No, he was still as nasty as ever. Just goes to show you sometimes things don't work out the way you planned them
Again, this was back in the 1970's while I was working for the same company. Names are never mentioned to protect the innocent and what's left of their honor.
I had been working under one of several supervisors that was just a really sort. I think he came to work to make others miserable just so he could feel better. You surely know the type, the kind to go home and kick the dog. The one good thing I can say about him is that he treated most people equally and that was poorly to say the least. He did have one, perhaps two that he took some warped liking to and I guess they were glad to a degree.
Always the thinker I was trying to figure out a way to get to him and teach him a good lesson. I had to wait a while, but the opportunity finally arose. It's funny how sometimes things just come to you from out of the blue. I was sent out to buy some things for the office when it hit me, gee, I have his card. Well I made the purchases and returned to the office, but I did take time to write down his card number. Being the type I am, I had to wait a few months to pull off my revenge. I wanted to keep a good distance from ever being tied to his card. No, I am not a thief and would never charge against anyone card, but I will call the credit card company and report it stolen. Funny thing was back in those days, they did not have the same protection as they do today, between passwords and other information. All I needed was his name and address. I just called them up and reported my card as missing and gave them his name and address.
All I know is that one Monday he was not a happy camper when he came to the office. Apparently he went out and wasn't able to use his card to cover some purchase, I forgot what it was anyway. He never said what he went through, but I am sure it wasn't pleasant.
Did he learn his lesson.. No, he was still as nasty as ever. Just goes to show you sometimes things don't work out the way you planned them