(February 28 23:00) Fail Blog
I'll be the first to admit, it's so deliciously fun to get back at a professor you dislike, for whatever reason. Sticking it to the know-it-alls is a satisfying feeling. Granted, this is the type of situation that could backfire, but in this case, it did not. A college student was on great terms with her professor until she wasn't. He'd belittled a very long paper she'd written, stating his utter disgust: 'This is a pathetic excuse research-wise and a joke format-wise.He added that he would allow her to reattempt admitting the paper, but that he wouldn't be so lenient with her in the future. Cue malicious compliance… His standards were high? She'd give him exactly what he wanted. Scroll down to read about the full story in petty detail. She debunked his favorite literary magnum opus written by Shakespeare, and he was less than thrilled. For more, check out this tale of malicious compliance that includes fed-up employees and a very greedy company.
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