F/u to crazy cake coworker crying under her desk

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So cubicle neighboor informed me this morning that she and her BF/FI got back together over the weekend. In additon, he made her the delicious lasagna she is now eating at 9:30. I guess there are going to be more crazy cake stories to come.

[blueshirt2003]

Oh, she sounds so emotionally wild.

So, she misses work because of her relationship but wouldn't leave for her child who was sick.

Lasagna at 9am? Ha!

[CallingAllAngels]

I would put up with a lot of shit for delicious lasagna at any time of day.

[RitzyHeifer]

I missed the OP, but concur that lasagna is appropriate to eat at any time of day.

[Awkward]

Stories like these remind me how much I miss the Tales of Stanky. Only more train-wrecky. I'll be looking forward to future stories. :Y:

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She sounds like a CW from my old office. When they made up things were "blissful" but if they were fighting it was like someone killed her family. She even accused him of stealing money from her purse once and then like 2 days later she was blaming her daughters boyfriend.

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Sept 10, 2012 10:30:53 GMT -5 flygirl said:

She sounds like a CW from my old office. When they made up things were "blissful" but if they were fighting it was like someone killed her family. She even accused him of stealing money from her purse once and then like 2 days later she was blaming her daughters boyfriend.

Wow...I just wish people would keep their "drama" outside of work

[Roc A Bee]

I enjoy the trainwreck stories from afar!

[cjeanette]

Shall we start a pool for when the next break-up will be?

[mbcdefg]

Sept 10, 2012 11:20:17 GMT -5 operagirl said:

Once I had an employee who was "missing." for a couple hours. I went to her desk and left a note for her to see me as soon as she got back. An hour later, she says she was at her desk the whole time. I said Show me. She curls up under desk with a sweater over her. Yeah, she was sleeping for three hours. I asked her where she planned to charge her time....

I'm not only :-|ing that someone would actually do that at work, but that she would actually ADMIT to it.

Was she George Costanza?

[raangoli]

Sept 10, 2012 15:31:27 GMT -5 mbcdefg said:

Sept 10, 2012 11:20:17 GMT -5 operagirl said:

Once I had an employee who was "missing." for a couple hours. I went to her desk and left a note for her to see me as soon as she got back. An hour later, she says she was at her desk the whole time. I said Show me. She curls up under desk with a sweater over her. Yeah, she was sleeping for three hours. I asked her where she planned to charge her time....

I'm not only ing that someone would actually do that at work, but that she would actually ADMIT to it.

Was she George Costanza?

I am laughing to myself at my desk because of the story and the George Costanza reference.

[mbcdefg]

Sept 10, 2012 15:38:19 GMT -5 raangoli said:

Sept 10, 2012 15:31:27 GMT -5 mbcdefg said:

I'm not only ing that someone would actually do that at work, but that she would actually ADMIT to it.

Was she George Costanza?

I am laughing to myself at my desk because of the story and the George Costanza reference.

My ultimate career goal is to obtain a job where I can sleep under my desk without it being noticed.

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Sept 10, 2012 15:07:24 GMT -5 cjeanette said:

Shall we start a pool for when the next break-up will be?

I say give it 3 wks.

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Sept 10, 2012 15:44:31 GMT -5 mbcdefg said:

Sept 10, 2012 15:38:19 GMT -5 raangoli said:

I am laughing to myself at my desk because of the story and the George Costanza reference.

My ultimate career goal is to obtain a job where I can sleep under my desk without it being noticed.

this and get paid my current salary or more.

But seriously why did this person admit they were sleeping under the desk and why were they not written up for this?