Boss borrowed and damaged bowl, returned and said nothing!?

[Anonymous]

Know when to STFU was right on the money. Not everything is meant to be a pissing contest, OP. It's your boss. Do you want this lingering in the background when it is time for a raise, promotion, whatever. Bottom line: the boss makes the decisions and controls your employment fate, not you. Whether or not it is talked about.

We had someone at the office who used to be rude to the boss's wife when she called. Guess who got fired when the time came? Yup. That coworker probably didn't learn a thing, she was so dense.

Again, know when to STFU.

[Anonymous]

10:53 NO NO NO. That's insanity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:10:53 NO NO NO. That's insanity.

I was just kiddin'!

[Anonymous]

honest mistake. let it go. Even if it was my BF I wouldn't say anything. that's just being petty IMHO.

[Anonymous]

in my country, when u cook for someone the dish is a gift. glad kind of stuff is popular if it's a casual friend. we'd never cook for a boss and give the food in a plastic container.

[Anonymous]

I would have handed the bowl back, and said this isn't my bowl And said my bowl didn't have blah blah blah

[Anonymous]

It's just a bowl - is that worth your relationship at work? Let it go.

[Anonymous]

11:19 That's good, next time maybe give a . Some of the advice on here is so off, you never know!

[Anonymous]

That would be very annoying but it's one of those nutty things that happen. I'd consider a lesson learned: gladware next time.