Though to be fair, inconsequential conversations could happen with any random person.

“I asked a coworker to count and tally up some apparel for me. This is what i got. I’m still glad she did it, but you’re supposed to make each 5th tally a slash through the previous four, in order to easily count by groups of 5 when totaling.

I assumed that was common knowledge, but maybe it isn’t.” – Reddit

“Coworker kept using my creamer. I live on a farm and he knows it. My next step is to write breast milk.” – Reddit

“A few weeks ago I decided to grab some dinner with a coworker. I rarely go out to eat as it’s so expensive these days, but I finally decided to treat myself one night. My coworker ordered appetizers for herself, multiple drinks, a larger dinner and even dessert. When it came time to pay, we were each going to just pay for our food but she conveniently forgot her wallet and just sat there staring at me. I’m an awkward person and I really didn’t want to cover her food in the moment because it was more than I could even afford but it was such a weird situation and she promised to pay me back, so to just end the evening I covered her bill expecting to get reimbursed.

That was weeks ago and she keep posting on social media about going out to fancy restaurants or weekend trips but she always has an excuse when I ask to be paid back. I barely make a livable wage and being in the red because of her has caused me so much anxiety, I feel like such an idiot.” – Reddit

“I don’t get irritated easily by double parking, but one of my coworkers does this every day in a full parking lot.: – Reddit

Then that one person of bad luck shows up and does something like this.

Too bad there’s a killjoy in the office, but then again, there always is that one person.

Here’s a flowchart that shows them why they shouldn’t take what’s not theirs to begin with.

“The way my coworker opens an ice bag. the bag literally has a drawstring.” – Reddit

Or go ahead and organize this mess then proceed to put labels on which ones go where.

This is how a bunch of people left the vacuum cord after using it.

So someone used dish soap since there was no more detergent. Genius.

“My coworker loves to strike out the previous day at midnight. Someone beat him to it tonight.” – Reddit

“My 2 coworkers left 45 minutes early on a holiday weekend, leaving me with all these dishes. I’m a head closer so I cannot leave until all of the work is done or I get in trouble. I’m going to be letting my boss know tomorrow when he asks why I was there an hour over my scheduled time.” – Reddit

Some would call them idiots, while others would call them creative and fun.

Now unplug it, go to another desk (preferably one of the culprits), unplug their keyboard, and replace it with this one.

“I work at a national auto parts retailer. There’s only a handful of spots to start with then there’s this to deal with.” – Reddit

The sink stays this way until Friday when the cleaning staff arrives.

“Someone in the office ate my snacks while I was on leave. They even left the empty packaging inside my drawer.” – Reddit

“First day back in the office. Bought a dozen Krispy Kreme donuts to take home to family. Went for lunch and someone took them from my desk.” – Reddit

This is the number of times someone said “obviously” at work.

To be honest, they really should try and work in a restaurant for a month.

“Told coworker he can have half of my Reese’s. this is how he handed it back.” – Reddit

So someone labels vials this way and expects everyone to be able to read them.

“I don’t even mind that someone made a coffee with milk, but what bothers me is that this person left a mess behind for someone else to clean up, and no one is admitting that they did it.” – Reddit

“I work at a front desk, so have to share the same one and this is the 2nd time he’s done it. He claims he takes it out when he eats.” – Reddit

“The way my coworker supported stock on a single can instead of breaking it all down.” – Reddit

Perforated tops are actually designed to… Oh never mind, just tell them off.

“Coworker “fixed” a hole in the roof of our truck. and yes, all those tools are attached.” – Reddit

“Coworkers used my mug as a pen holder in my absence. Finally got cold, went looking for my mug and found it like this. This is as clean as I could get it.” – Reddit

It’s not about who’s been there longer, or who has the higher position, as is apparent here.

This is not the way to get rid of cigarettes, not unless they’re being saved for later.

“I keep a pack of gum in my cubicle at work. Tried to grab a piece and discover this. I hate my coworkers.” – Reddit

“People meet outside my office and leave chairs blocking my door. Left a note asking them to stop, note intact but door still blocked. The note says: “It’s no big deal to meet out here, but when you are done, please put the chair back and don’t leave it blocking my door. Thank you!” – Reddit

As annoying as tis is, why aren’t they telling the boss or HR?

That makes it easier in terms of getting him a present for the holidays.

Colleagues dropped a pallet and instead of cleaning up… You guessed it.

So some random person ate half the sandwich and left the other half for the actual owner.

On that one day you remember to bring food only for someone to not close the pepper shaker lid properly.