The Office "Mother-in-Law": A Delusional Co-worker's Downfall
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On my birthday, I spent a fraction of my allowance—fifteen hundred dollars—on a set of custom nails. But when Nancy, a coworker who constantly acted like a know-it-all elder, found out, her face instantly darkened.
"Fifteen hundred! Just for some cheap nails? Aren't you afraid of bad karma for wasting money like this?!"
She pointed at me, heartbroken and indignant, her spit almost hitting my face.
"Can you eat these flashy things? You can't even do laundry or cook with them!"
"My son's money doesn't grow on trees! If you keep spending like this, you'll bankrupt our Miller family!"
