r/Prorevenge I Got My Lazy Boss Fired in Front of the Whole Company!

[@Slyday400]

CTO: This was my Design Decision! OP: I realize it was your decision, but given that it was a stupid-ass decision, I’ve elected to expose it.

[@smusky4643]

Danger kitty pfp!

[@Nick-kz6dg]

I understood that reference 👌

[@yaelunterberg7966]

I JUST WATCHED THIS NOT EVEN A FULL DAY AGO

[@DreadlordZolias]

You forgot the most important part of this: CTO: *Surprised Pikachu Face*

[@Ayaforshort]

🧐 the cto was definitely fury-ous

[@Nekulturny]

Aside from the fact that VPNs are a thing, knowing which disgruntled ex-employee did it because of IP addresses is a terrible excuse.. since you'd be dealing with the issue AFTER THE FACT. What an insanely incompetent CTO.

[@lpfan4491]

Yeah, someone could easily wreck the system with enough intent, but "we would know who did it, so that's fine!"

[@BloodThirstyAvengers]

Yeah, out entire company just fell to pieces with no hope of ever recovering... but on the plus side, we know who did it. The police? Who are they, a band? XD

[@critterwhisperer5821]

I’m baffled

[@supervegito2277]

Indeed. If the damage is massive enough, what would it matter they knew who did it.. Also, whats stopping that guy from doing it at an internet cafe... or hell a library computer? No one says he has to use his own machine.

[@enderkai618]

exactly yeah! "OR you could just prevent it in the first place!"

[@songohan3321]

The password being the same for everyone is a hacker's pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. How something didn't happen was nothing short of a guardian angel.

[@simmonsmichael317]

Sometimes lady luck is your bestfriend and you wouldn't even kno

[@BersealiaDreamheart]

Exactly. Having the same password for everyone is a major security problem. Even in my high school and college, I was told by my teachers to make a unique password. Even my dad who used to work in an office had to have a unique password and change it every year to protect vital data. He was an engineer who did digital work.

[@critterwhisperer5821]

Next time post that flaw on Facebook or Craigslist

[@techguydilan]

Here's the thing, they probably did get hit but with how lazy the CTO is he probably implemented no form of IDS (Intrusion Detection System) so they had no idea about who was in and out on their system. Unless multiple customers who got hit talk with each other and determine that business with said company was a common denominator, it's pretty much honors system for companies to monitor for, and notify folks they keep information on.

[@black1917]

Forget a disgruntled FORMER employee, I'd be more worried about the damage a disgruntled CURRENT employee could do on their way out on another employee's unattended computer.

[@ashleyd7023]

The CTO clearly only cared about making his job as easy and low maintenance as possible - not about the security of the company.

[@lpfan4491]

@Everything Else I guess it can't be broke if you never built it.

[@BersealiaDreamheart]

@@lpfan4491 I agree, lol! He didn’t even build a damn thing.

[@lottiecharman6946]

Maybe he was even doing something dodgy himself

[@whatteamwildcats4033]

Ngl i don't have any proof aside from s feeling and his reaction but I'd say he was probably skimming from clients via what op demonstrated. Why else push back against an obvious flaw

[@OzoneGrif]

Oh wow, I'm a CTO, and I would be extremely concerned if someone brings me a security flaw; even a small one! The fact that this CTO decided to give everyone the same password, and think it's a good idea, proves how incompetent he is: astounding. Glad that he was removed, he was dangerous for the company. BTW, impersonating an employee is illegal, so that would have been a very bad idea to login the CTO account to send an email, as suggested ^^

[@tanyapavlova4758]

First story: "the fact that we never had a major security breach is astounding" - that you know of, OP. That you know of. With that level of security, I wouldn't be surprised if they don't have IDS at all.

[@Bluboy511]

Exactly what I thought. Its not like a hacker would let everyone in the company know that they just stole sensitive information.

[@chrislanglois8275]

@@Bluboy511 ya, big difference between stealing a clients info and taking it to another company and giving them a better deal, do it once in a while and ppl will not notice especially if the client doesnt care how u found them only about the deal. old co-worker or hacker doesnt matter and this being the best case scenario for all parties. altering files and info or stealing would b more noticeable. could also alter a clients contact info just after theyve finished a job and mayb havent asked for 1 in a while or right after get their attention for a deal or w/e, contact with the company for that client fades but u cant check with them if theyd like to do anything together again. this all being easily done and would almost nvr be found out. also this is just being common sense on my part, i have very little idea of what im talking about company wise, just enough to make sense and point out exactly y this was so stupid. lol

[@dracko158]

OP: **Points out flaw in the system** CTO: *"You weren't supposed to do that."*

[@kunolacarai]

Story 1: I suspect the CTO was hired because of his connections, rather than his qualifications.

[@memeking7273]

And whatever lucky charm he had because how the bloody hell did they not get screwed early?

[@sf6555]

For sure

[@WhtAbtBob10]

You are 100% correct rSlash. I love reddit but don't like wading through everything to find the good stuff. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@aldranzam3456]

Yeah, he always gets the spiciest stories and brings them to life! Thanks Rslash!

[@michaelmayden2492]

Duck you ads!!!

[@theavatarofinsanity]

That first story is the real life equivalent of Homer Simpsons Job as a safety inspector. The CTO has no idea what he's doing and gets paid for sitting around, doing nothing. And yet despite his incompetence nothing bad happens to the company.

[@TheBigMan0706]

At least OP didn’t end up like Frank Grimes

[@MANB91UK]

I think with Homer the number of accidents go went down by exactly the number of accidents that would have been caused if he were working the floor.. Kinda like me in my warehouse job. I was known for having a lot of accidents but eventually I became a TL and later manager and the General Manager said there were fewer accidents with me on charge. Someone joked it was because I was driving less - it was funny because it was true!

[@azisles02]

Why do you have to insult Homer by comparing him to that "CTO"

[@Josh_the_jester]

6:40 to give an idea on just how bad that could've been, that business would lose assets, a truckload of money, and possibly even have their system shutdown by the hands of one person because the CTO left the back door AND the front door wide open

[@simmonsmichael317]

Hell I think I seen a few windows open too, they had fresh baked cookies with a welcome sign

[@ItBePatYo]

@@simmonsmichael317 Plus big neon lights everywhere.

[@samuelsoliday4381]

Like number 70. Balance restored!!!

[@silverflight01]

Story 1: Every computer having the EXACT SAME PASSWORD is a Zetta-No-No. Even a *five year old* wouldn't do that.

[@sasi-justsilenca3531]

Well that's what my company did when I started as a apprentice there. Most employees had a password like "CEOSurname1". Only HR and department chiefs had different ones. I didn't had a assigned working space and sometimes I logged in as one of my colleagues. Happened more than once or twice. Well soon the company went bankrupt and was taken over by a competitor. Data protection was the first thing that changed for everyone. I stayed with the company and now passwords have to be changed regularly too.

[@Ninjakitsune978]

My technological ignorant mother wouldn't do it. Heck, my almost technological illiterate grandpa didn't do it. My guinea pigs were smarter than this! (Seriously, one squeezed her fat self through a hole to reach the good stuff meant for the thinner, sickly one. When we placed a weight behind it, so the smaller one would fit, but she didn't... One look from far away and no tries. Kept the other one alive for a year longer.)

[@SoldierSpiderx]

CTO: this is about your stupid helpticket OP: Yes, it is Me: Op it the petty person I know

[@smorphous8928]

The first story is hilarious but I’m quite frankly amazed on how they didn’t get hacked before since they just had that 1 password and it’d be easy for someone to get into if ease-dropping.

[@RiptoGakt]

Yeah, especially if someone had gotten sufficiently disgruntled and infuriated from that dumbass of a CTO before deciding to get back at him.

[@mmgoodwings3981]

Must have been a former government employee

[@macura88]

maybe they did and just simply dont know. Its not like hackers like to make their presence or past actions known...

[@KingKaiksteenbookreview]

"I don't want to read this. What if it sucks?" is probably one of the most relatable sentences I've heard lol. Applies to literally everything.

[@AlwaysANemesis]

Admittedly, it *would* have been a laugh-riot if they logged into the CTO's account and forwarded to everyone in the company a full resignation letter.

[@youtillagamer7807]

I love listening to rslash a lot because reddit is hard to read, especially for me. Im heavily dyslexic and just really dont have the energy for reading, my brain doesn't ever want to work right and sometimes i miss information or i just dont get what happened in the story. But, with rslash reading, the way he puts emotion into reading things and does different voices. It helps a lot! Im able to understand the context and not be so confused all the time! I'm able to get a good image in my head and enjoy reading. So thank you rslash, you help a lot

[@tyvulpintaur2732]

Employee: “Sir, all of our accounts have been hacked. I recommend changing our logins.” Boss: “Good idea. Do it.” (Later) Employee: “Okay, sir. I changed all our logins. We now all have the same password, Kenny.” Boss *facepalms* “Wait, we all have the same Kenny logins?” I’ll show myself out.

[@anndownsouth5070]

That is gold. Lol.

[@darthhauler9947]

@@anndownsouth5070 I award you one-half point for showing yourself out...

[@ItBePatYo]

That made me chuckle. Ngl.

[@PanmasterAtArms]

That company was definitely in the danger zone

[@duelgundam]

Later, when the system is hacked again. "Oh my god, they killed Kenny!" "YOU BASTARDS!"

[@lillyvonshtup7314]

Omg! Tootsie!! Can you imagine walking up to your boss saying hey tootsie what’s up ? Hilarious

[@13BGunBunny]

I think that I was 🤣 too much at the "Tootsie" joke.

[@goldosprey]

For the first story, my company is absolutely paranoid about cyber security and this would deny coverage of a security breach and cyber insurnce. The CTO was an idiot

[@Josh_the_jester]

0:41 this company left a back door so wide a drunken freshman could stumble in undetected

[@michaelmorris4515]

For what it's worth, sometimes you can't read. I listen to you while writing code (unless the code block is so intricate words distract, then I listen to classical music). I guarantee there's a truck driver or Uber driver out there listening to your playlists while driving. It's not just laziness.

[@TheMurlocKeeper]

It's also great to have someone tell you entertaining stories when you're doing house or yard work. :D This is where a pair of Bluetooth headphones/earbuds really comes in useful! I especially love listening to R/slash when the stories are so ridiculous, he can't keep it together and starts giggling at them halfway through. :D

[@lottiecharman6946]

These also help me sleep when I'm struggling with chronic pain at night or help me study! I don't think rslash knows how awesome he is

[@Dr_Kyutoko]

"Stepped down to spend more time with his family" lol, he was voluntold to leave. Fired. Axed. Pink slipped.

[@flashstudiosguy]

God, the CTO just has my rolling on the floor laughing. He must have realised OP's revelation meant that the Board would realise he wasn't doing his job properly and tried to use OP as a smoke screen. Sorry, CTO, but only Dr. Breen gets to yell "HAAAAAAAAX!" (cookie if you get the reference)

[@shadowrose1859]

Kinda funny the IT guy is actually the problem this time around 😅

[@GeekBot404]

for every employee to have the same pw is a rookie mistake

[@silverflight01]

Story 2: If you're going to make changes, you gotta commit 100% to them.

[@binkyboy9]

I love how the CTO wants OP fired for hacking the system. Technically it's not hacking if you have the log in and password. To quote my brother: A bird's nest has better security.

[@maximaldinotrap]

The fact that the CEO saw the flaw and agreed with OP shows he isn't completely stupid.

[@Hybrid301]

RSlash, we thank you got your sacrifice of trudging through the cesspool of Reddit and giving us the gems.

[@pineappleroad]

That first story reminded me of a college where the student passwords are that students date of birth, and students were not allowed to change their password So you would only need to look at a students ID card (which students are required to have on a lanyard) to get not only their username, but also their password

[@marjoriejohnston4905]

Mine uses student ID number as the username. They give us a generic password using our names to get us in but we're supposed to change it at earliest convenience.

[@koolerthanyou1360]

My school had the exact same security measure as the first story's--we all used our school email and we all had the same password. It only really affected me, as a group of kids logged into my account and stole answers from me on homework. It only was brought to me when someone was stupid enough to say it in one of their classes, and since rumors spread like wildfire in my small school, I caught wind. I immediately changed my password upon hearing about it.

[@DanielTekmyster]

"i use them, my wife uses them; why?" because they were free LOL

[@HerHollyness]

That first story feels so familiar to me. One place I worked once did make us change our passwords every so often, but flat out encouraged us to make them ‘Password1’ ‘Password2’ etc every time they changed ‘so that if we were away someone else could log in to our station if needed’. I politely refused and explained how that was a security flaw, and that they should be able to use their own login at a different workstation. No one listened or cared. 🤷‍♀️

[@kimhohlmayer7018]

I listen to your channel because I can have it on while I do other things. I can’t read Reddit and get work done or take my morning shower. LOL!

[@tiredman99]

Man that story with the logs is pro-revenge and malicious compliance

[@af22man]

From that first story. You never had a security breach that you KNOW OF” I doubt your logging was any good and there will be a lack of brute force lots.

[@practicepositiveprogress5396]

That first story could easily be my company. Technically the passwords are different, but they follow a very simple and easy pattern with only one digit changing between them. It's WILD.

[@ak4390]

The CTO is an insult to tech support. Any tech worth their salt would have solved the issue before it was spotted.

[@macyburachio5831]

I listen to Rslash when im at work or doing chores and cant be reading! Love browsing reddit, sometimes i have read the stories before i hear them here, but the currated stories and ability to listen while being productive are a great reason to tune in.

[@raeishimura]

Lol. I actually really enjoy reading, and I actually like listening to you read stories while painting miniatures, model vehicles and other stuff. It's a bit quiet in my workspace, and listening to you tell stories is nice, like a bit of company chatting while I work

[@CrochetIsLife54]

One reason I like channels like yours is because Reddit isn’t compatible with Text to Speech on my iPhone. To listen to a Reddit story, I have to click on their “Copy” feature, open Notes, paste it in a note, then highlight the text. Only THEN do I have the ability to use Text to Speech. It is so annoying that I mainly use this method to read very long stories. I am close to 70, and my eyesight just isn’t as good as it was when I was a sapling of 20. So, for people with vision problems, people like you are very valuable. I also love how when you are amused, you start laughing while you read.

[@Ragehunger]

We always say that you shouldn't mess with the IT guy, but an exception can be made when they set the company they work for up for a massive privacy breach.

[@OmniscientlyMe]

That CTO isn't an IT guy, he's definitely a nepotism guy. -Actual IT Guy

[@techguydilan]

Yes, passwords are a huge deal, especially in this day and age. Where I work we actually had to change our reset policy. Phishers have been hitting harder and harder lately, almost biweekly for my organization. While most users are getting hardened from the constant attempts, a few here and there always fall for it. So when someone gets phished, our old way was to reset it back to their DOB. So the phishers started including DOB fields on their phishing forms, and their bots would automatically guess their DOB if it suddenly lost access to their account. So we had to come up with other methods to determine what to reset users' passwords to when they forget.

[@Chuckf66]

My main Google account got hacked. Somehow they managed to work out my 19 (yes, NINETEEN) character password. 😳

[@PunakiviAddikti]

OP: You are already dead. CTO: _What?_ CTO: (incomprehensible yelling)

[@richewilson6394]

I enjoy listening to Reddit stories people read online because it's kind of like listening to a radio show except there's only a one person doing all the voices. Reading the Reddit stories for some people is like all one big blur if they don't have a mindset to separate the people into characters.

[@Hello_World_not_taken]

Something that people keep forgetting to say about raycon is that they are a GREAT sponsor, even letting people swear or whatever in the ad, not just in video I will be getting a pair as soon as I get into college

[@lmj2k]

The secret notes post reminds me of the infamous Van Halen rider. Van Halen put on their tour rider that they wanted M&Ms, backstage, but that there were to be absolutely no brown ones. This ridiculous requirement was to ensure that the rider had been read and to verify how diligent the concert promoters were because the band had a lot of technical requirements for their setups. It helped to uncover multiple incidents of unsafe setups.

[@EdgyShooter]

Companies: We need your data but don't worry, we keep it secure Also companies: You get the same password, you get the same password you all get the same password!

[@namelessminionveinreaver3763]

The guy slipping promises of increasingly valuable freebies into his reports... If I was that boss, I would also not partake. You kept stepping it up. I'd wait you out, too. Then, when he DOES comply with the offer, he'd have it in writing.

[@AcD9000FaR]

Your content is not just helpfull for those that don't want to read but really helpful for those who struggle to/can't read. Take it from someone thats dyslexic (yes that is autosaved on my phones keyboard) that your channel is a blessing because I can't read redit for 10 minutes without becoming confused with the context or missing half the story and having to restart again! Thank you for reading these post for me, it helps me so much and gives me access to something I usually wouldn't be able to use.

[@smileyattitude6807]

I can’t believe R/slash said we aren’t readers!! I am reading two books right as we speak have 3 mangas on lay away at the library!! I love reading when I can sit and chill and focus! I love listening to R/slash as I drive to my shitty job looking for an up in my day!!

[@APlatapus]

My man said y'all illiterate and I love it 😂. You're not wrong. Reading is a pain in the ass

[@virajs2883]

Never mess with the IT guy became mess with the IT guy

[@black1917]

It's fine when it's another IT guy that's doing it.

[@akl2k7]

@@black1917 And when the IT guy deserves it

[@thehangmansdaughter1120]

Many years ago I worked for the second largest ISP in New Zealand at the time. We all had separate passwords to log in to the system, but we also had a system password that every employee had to use. This password was changed regularly, usually when someone left. This is a shit company to work for so people left all the time. It happened so often we couldn't keep up with the changes. In the end people just wrote it down and used a sticky note to attach it to their desks. One day we discover someone on the cleaning crew had been using this access to sniff the traffic and interfere with the business transactions of a couple of large corporations. For this reason, and many, many others, the ISP no longer exists. Second worst job I've ever had.

[@novaIia]

« Dear everyone, I quit because clearly I’m a moron » That was fabulous

[@cyberherbalist]

You're right about people not wanting to read stuff! I listen to audible books and reddit readers like yourself because I want to read but not while I'm driving, walking, and doing menial tasks. To add support to your advertiser, I bought a pair of Raycons a couple of years ago, and they continue to work great!

[@krisdenger8339]

'My entire career was built around the fact that no one wants to read that much.' Hey, curation is a valuable and needed role. Everything from museums to movies tends to have someone like this. You're a Reddit Curator. Actually a fairly respectable gig.

[@name-uh5ee]

I wonder if even the CEO and all those people had the same passwords Cause if they did and someone got in to the CFO's account, that would be bad because I'm assuming he has access to make purchases with the company's accounts And someone could lose the company a lot of money

[@darrenfryer3354]

The first story was awesome how stupid was the CTO to think everyone having same password was a good thing lol 😂😂

[@LordDarque]

One of my first jobs when I started IT contracting was at a small pharmaceutical company. The mandated that all passwords be written down in a book for future reference. I had EVERYONES password. It was one of the first things I changed.

[@theotherjustin]

I actually love reading in general. What I don't like (nor have the time for) is sifting through the signal-to-noise ratio of reddit posts. I want the best of the best, and you provide that. That's what I'm here for.

[@jeffr5552]

Lol reminds me of when I was in the Marine Corps. My shop had a 'training NCO'. Basically an E4 who would write up an outline every week for daily PT and MOS related training activities. One guy started writing in obviously wrong uniforms for different activities, like dress blues for 0600 PT, because he suspected that leadership never actually read them. He never got called on it.

[@riskymedusa9851]

I have a suspicion that the CTO wanted them specifically that way. Because if he got to the same level of authority as the CEO and the CEO pissed him off or fired him, he could log into EVERYTHING and either blackmail the company or erase everything without a trace.

[@pharynx007]

i'm one of the rare people that loves reading (i read at least an hour a day, most days), but i don't have time to read the entirety of reddit. so i let rslash find good stories to read, and let him read to me while i have my morning caffeine and breakfast.

[@Vales55]

To be fair @rSlash, it isn't so much that I personally don't like to read (I do), it's that you are an EXCELLENT narrator, and your various voices elevate a story. When I read the story, it's funny, when I hear you reading it in your "Bad Boss" or "Karen" voices, it's hilarious.

[@Nirakolov]

I wonder if that CTO wasn't lazy, but instead planning to rob the company after he quit/retired since there would be no way to counter it.

[@AshtailFoxclaw]

Your channel isn't just for people who are lazy and don't like to read. While those things definitely also apply to me, I do struggle reading quite a bit. I read at about 50% speed of an average person and I'm floating somewhere in the grey area between normal and dyslexic. So this channel is an absolute luxury for me! I really appreciate your hard work so I also can enjoy the stories of reddit

[@YuleeVan_]

I use to watch/listen to rslash everynight till i fall asleep but then i eventually stopped, now kinda feels nostalgic hearing rslash's voice again in a long time

[@shadodragonette]

Staring at my book case of very loved books... "K, books guess I'll go back to music when I'm cleaning house"

[@macyburachio5831]

The thing that gets me about the last story and similar ones that show up on malicious compliance is how the OP gets away with no reprocussions. He knew his boss wasnt reading the logs, so he knew he hadnt communicated the problem. The boss is still at fault but OP made the situation worse by not sending a separate email saying hey we have an issue. If i did that at work i would be fired for not bringing enough attention. Like good for him getting the boss fired but it looks bad that he would rather let an issue persist to prove a point then resolve it properly.

[@black1917]

If the log is where the problem info is supposed to go and the boss is supposed to read the log and then THEY go from there, then OP is in the clear because they did what they were supposed to. Also, OP DID try to push the issue and had the messages to prove it.

[@jenniferann7212]

That last one reminds me of "The Office"...what Stanley doesn't notice!

[@phillippevictor]

The first story is absolute crazy. Even schools in the UK require students to have different passwords, change them every so often and for them to be over 8 characters long. The school can’t even know your password.

[@phillippevictor]

Most schools do this

[@MoraFermi]

Meanwhile me, here only for the voice acting rSlash is putting in the stories.

[@paulstelian97]

Oh my Lord your Raycon promo transition is getting smoother and smoother with each video. The first story I've seen already but still enjoyed it nonetheless hearing it again.

[@CWTyger]

Story 1: "I messed with the IT staff and got away with it!" :D

[@beasleydad]

I know channels like this, actually not like this one, but those with the robot voices or steal the stories are frowned upon, but this channel is great for getting a good deal of those stories while occupying my hands with things like chores or chasing my toddler around. Thanks for putting in the effort, this is clearly the type of channel the posers rip off. 🙏

[@owlcake]

It's not that I don't like to read, but listening to this at work is just more convenient when I don't have time to sit an read.

[@DeadDancers]

I have been in exec meetings like this. Often, very sensible people who can grasp the security issue if described will still defer to any security ‘expert’ or senior person because they just don’t know anything about technology and rely heavily on whoever sounds most authoritative about the solution.

[@black1917]

That's why you want to get Legal onboard, NO ONE ARGUES WITH THE LAWYERS.

[@gnomishdelights6851]

I actually really like reading, i just like multitasking too and it's hard to wash dishes while holding a book lol

[@pij_2301]

I used his code a couple months ago and I can confirm everything he says about Raycons, literally used them to listen to the video while vacuuming just now. They’re so great my mom switched from AirPods two her own pair which she uses for work now too!

[@Youngcl77]

I put rSlash in the background when I’m working. Thanks for filtering out Reddit and share the stories with us.

[@amritajulipsingh8486]

Happy Sunday everyone!

[@KiwiHelpgeek]

The suggestion that RokeExPat log in as the now ex CTO and send an email as them could expose him to major legal repercussions.

[@lisliaer7999]

I love reading problem is I usually have the most time for reddit while I'm working lol and my job makes it hard to read while working

[@thegamerreborn55567]

I actually got my first pair of Raycons after hearing about them from you, and I can say for a fact they are the best earbuds I have ever owned. The sound quality is just amazing, and they last forever! Thank you rSlash for promoting a really good brand!

[@Ali-yu7qz]

They've been proven to be one of the worst earbuds for the price and quality by multiple tech review channels on YT.

[@Mythical4227]

If anyone’s wondering about the Raycons, I actually bought them and they are just as Rslash described. They have changeable sizes, they’re magnetic and stick together, just don’t lose the case. In case anyone wants to buy them

[@BiggerinRealLife]

I usually get this first thing when I wake up. I haven't gone to sleep yet. Fuck insomnia.

[@tomsonrk]

i remember a Story: so my bosses Boss (BBoss) is a Soccer Fan. His Team is Kickers Offenbach (3. League Germany) and this Team has sort of a strong fan rivalry with Borrusia Dortmund. So one day one of my coworkers toke my BBosses Kicker-Offenbach coffee mug and then printed out a Borrusia Dortmund logo and glued it onto the mug. My BBos walked with this mug all morning from meeting to meeting. About 2 to 3 h later BBoss come flying into the office and yelled:" WHO IS THE CRIMINAL", holding up his mug and then the whole office including BBoss bursts into laughter.

[@anndownsouth5070]

You are right about people not wanting to read long things. We have a saying at my work that it an e-mail is longer than 3 lines, most people are not going to read it.

[@stuffedninja1337]

In my case, it’s not so much that I don’t like to read, it’s that I like having something to listen to and occasionally glance at in the background while doing other things. Multitasking is what I try to make my norm, so these fit super well, even if I’m just goofing off with this playing.

[@artbarbiesavage]

I know you said you made this channel because people don't like to read very much. True. I listen because I'm a ceramic artist and I can't touch technology while I'm working. Your channel gives me access to fun reddit stories that I otherwise would get to read. Thank you! I love your channel and I tell all my friends, relatives, and even some of my students about it. You're the best!

[@morgandouglas6014]

It would have been easy for any hacker to pretend they’re the CTO and email everyone saying “This is my two weeks notice. I’m moving to Mars in a month.” or tell OP “Hey, OP! How about a raise? I want to pay you $10,000 per hour!”

[@dmf1301]

The fact that you can identify the IP address if a former employee gains access to private customer info means nothing if they use that info to steal the identity, or post it online just to be a jerk. That customer has a huge mess to sort out - plus the company is legally liable - and the fact that you’ve identified the former employee’s IP address (assuming they didn’t just go to an Internet cafe) is meaningless to that person or people.

[@fatboyslim458]

That's got to be the worst segway to a sponsor I have ever heard, and I watch all LTT videos

[@theguru-s2l]

There is nothing that can make someone as unable to read as money. Im a security guard, its been 4 years, i worked in many different posts, most people will not read or obey any signs posted on buildings, and will absolutely not follow any rules. Should you dare point out that they are in the wrong, its a huge argument. So yes, people do not like to read. Im in South Africa btw. Love your content.

[@AlienXtream1]

i love how blunt you are about your own career description... XD

[@Custerd1]

In my experience, a lot of corporate policies were based around just hoping that bad things didn't happen.

[@DeadDancers]

Re 15-min time tracker - I did this voluntarily as a 10-min tracker. It was eye-opening - both in terms of how much work I got done and how much time was wasted by *other people*. Leveraged that record into working from home.