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This Tale of an Office Lunch Theft Will Have You on the Edge of Your Seat
Rule Number 1 when working in an office: DO NOT MESS WITH PEOPLE’S LUNCHES.
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Comedian Zak Toscani tweeted out a suspenseful story of an office lunch caper, and the results are pretty hilarious. Keep in mind Toscani is a comedian so there’s been no actual verification that this story is true…but let’s all hope someone wouldn’t joke about such a serious matter. Here’s how it all started…
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Photo Credit: Twitter,zaktoscani
Photo Credit: Twitter,zaktoscani
Photo Credit: Twitter,zaktoscani
HR had to step in to remind everyone of the most important code of honor in any office.
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Then the perpetrator appeared…
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And she did the unthinkable…she acted like she didn’t steal the shrimp fried rice.
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Photo Credit: Twitter,zaktoscani
Things began to escalate.
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Toscani decided to up the ante.
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Photo Credit: Twitter,zaktoscani
Others on Twitter were mesmerized by the story and decided to share their own tales of lunch theft.
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And Toscani added his final thoughts on the matter.
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There are some sick people in this world…
h/t: Mashable
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