Do not fight him.
Contact his superior to have a meeting with them (make it clear you're serious). Inform them that you have been harassed and (verbally) abused by him but make it clear you have asked him multiple times to stop, to which he refuses to take you seriously and continues to bother you.
I'm a supervisor at my job and I think it's ****ed up to act like that to your co-workers. "Bosses" should be there to work with you, not boost there ego at the expense of others by trying to feel superior in some way. It's funny because he obviously feels the need to bring others down to make himself look better, rather than lifting up and inspiring those around him like a leader, and generally good person should.
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05-30-2013, 11:14 AM #31
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05-30-2013, 11:15 AM #32
Let the air out of his tires, throw his lunch in the trash or toilet, take his wallet and keys and lock them in a pull out window vending machine so he has to pay money to get them out(no wallet)
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05-30-2013, 11:16 AM #33
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05-30-2013, 11:16 AM #34
You can handle this two ways:
Bro way-If he does it one more time, tell him you've had enough of the disrespect and tell him to meet you somewhere outside of work. Odds are, he'll see ur serious n back dwn. From then on if he says anything you can call him a pu$$y for not showing. Or he'll show n you can kick his a$$ in front of everyone frm work.
Political Way-He does it again, you go to hr with names of the witnesses since he does it in front of ppl.
Report his a$$ to the right person. Do Not go to another manager, go to hr or a higher person. If you go to a mngr, they'll buddy up n fire u since you said they love him. Go to an external source, abuse hotline, etc.
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05-30-2013, 11:17 AM #35
i would start looking for another job, but before i do, i would stalk him to figure out where he lives and his routine. i would let a year or so pass by, then follow him home one day and brutally beat him - im talking about knocking out many teeth, and possibly breaking both arms and legs. i wouldnt fracture his spine because i wouldnt want him to gain disability payments. the thought of you appearing after so long will linger in his mind and eat away at his consciousness, but he will never know you did it. then, a year after that, on the same exact day, repeat the same process. this is where you use human nature against him, and his brain will learn to live in anxiety every day until the anniversary of his two beatings passes. that is how you destroy a man - you make him wish he was dead.
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05-30-2013, 11:18 AM #36
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05-30-2013, 11:22 AM #40
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05-30-2013, 11:22 AM #41
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05-30-2013, 11:23 AM #42
pretty solid response here. will rep.
Seriously, who the hell fights people at work anymore. You think it's cool because "he's provoking you". It's words, man. I'm not saying it isn't annoying and disrespectful, I'm saying it's no excuse to punch him, and you'll be fired, if not arrested.
Maybe he really, seriously has a mental issue(not like retarded, just immature or something) and for some reason can't get it through that you are serious and he's just being a dick. If he gets called into the Boss's office over some stupid crap like this he'll probably be very embarassed and he should stop.
I actually feel bad for immature people like this who get older but don't grow up. It look me until my mid-20s to not be a fat, neckbeard ******* like this kid. I feel bad about the way I treated a lot of people back then.
So, handle this like a mature adult. If you want to think of it in selfish terms instead, you can show him up by being smarter/the better man.
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05-30-2013, 11:23 AM #43
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05-30-2013, 11:25 AM #45
A mark on his employment record including harassment will hurt him exponentially more in the long run as opposed to just punching him in the face
When it comes to insults, if you wanna go back and forth with him its a slippery slope. He's your supervisor and if you cross the line he's got the authority to lay the hammer down and get rid of you.
There's kind of an unwritten rule that making fub of fat people is off limits, if you start getting into him about him being overweight I could easily see people siding with him despite whatever he said to you in the past, its one of those touchy subjects
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05-30-2013, 11:25 AM #46
I'm sure you have a cell phone. Start discretely recording interactions with him. There are plenty of apps you can download to record audio. Then just turn the screen off. Take his verbal abuse for a while long until you get some good recordings, and then go to management. Don't threaten him, don't do anything. I don't know why you give a **** either. I would just laugh at him in his face.
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05-30-2013, 11:25 AM #47
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05-30-2013, 11:26 AM #48
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05-30-2013, 11:28 AM #49
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OP, you sound like one of those ****gy kids that I used to make fun of. There was one kid in college who would get pissed whenever someone would call him by his last name. Well, guess what. He was never called by his first name again.
The key in life is not letting little shiit get to you. When you spazzed out the first time he gave you some ribbing, you opened yourself up to a lifetime of being the butt of the joke. When you overreact, you get more attention.
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05-30-2013, 11:29 AM #50
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05-30-2013, 11:30 AM #51
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05-30-2013, 11:31 AM #52
talk **** back ?
he's a ugly, fat, white knight forever alone that can only flex over you in the work place
by what you described it's pretty easy to tell anywhere outside of the work setting he's a total chump (only reason hes not a chump in the work setting is cus hes supervisor obv)
just be witty about it, insult his weight, foreveralone status, white knighting, do it in front of female colleagues
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05-30-2013, 11:31 AM #53
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05-30-2013, 11:32 AM #55
i can understand where you're coming from
however, you shouldn't take the piss out of people dude. over the age of 18 you should be mature enough to realise everyone is different. i gave people **** in high school but then i learned that no one deserves that.
i am actually a chill dude. but i am also respectful to people and i ask the same back from them. If something is clearly bothering/offending me, i damn well expect the other person to stfu
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05-30-2013, 11:34 AM #56
listen OP, this is simple
next time u hear him talking **** say something like "u dont have to be jealous and talk **** about me"
and than throw in something to humiliate him but in a suptile way, something like "if u want i cant take you to the gym with me and help u lose the fat"
just be mean to him but in a nice way, if u do this for a few times he will think before talking chit about u next time.
EDIT: also pretend like u dont give a chit and laugh it off when he says something about u
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05-30-2013, 11:35 AM #57
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05-30-2013, 11:35 AM #58
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Honestly it sounds like you are a bit of a bitch. And since you aren't good with words/combacks you'll need to take a different approach
Take in a tape, Record him being an ass. Take it over his head and make it clear that it is unacceptable. He will bitch and moan about it but it will ruin any chances he has of going forward.
Once an official complaint is made he will be watching his mouth and you can f*ck with him whenever you want.
Or you can turn it on him, Everytime he makes a dick comment infront of someone ask him if his life is really that pathetic that he needs to try and bring others down to impress people. Make it really awkward... and most importantly don't let him be a smart ass about it. Just keep calmly repeating yourself until he loses his shyte. For example he will eventually reach a point where he is like "is that all you can say" and you reply with something like "I am just waiting for you to get over your childish tantrum and answer me in a mature manner" (You'd be amazed how this works, A teacher when i was on my prac showed it to me with teenagers and its f*cking brutal)
Or you can try this one "I understand that you have a low self esteem, but i'd really appreciate it if you don't try and bring me down with you. I'm giving you a choice, treat me with respect or i'll have to speak to (his boss or his bosses boss). Your choice"
I use that one on petulant 15 year olds.
Most importantly you need to defend yourself but at the same time protect yourself, obviously he will have coworkers on his side so you need to make his behavior impossible to defend.
Sounds like he is over compensating because the rest of his life is pathetic. The problem is people are stupid and don't see the obvious. You have to point it out to them.
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