Restaurant Manager Doesn’t Receive Credit For Missing Food From Vendor, Makes Them Regret It

Make it more difficult for a firm if you feel that their flawed policy is cheating you! This thread, which was posted by user u/dawkc to the r/MaliciousCompliance section of Reddit, is additional evidence of that.

Before the vendor was contacted to inquire about a possible credit after this restaurant manager discovered a missing order of shrimp, they implemented a new policy claiming that they owed him nothing because he had already signed the delivery form when the truck driver arrived. Like any good tale of malevolent compliance, the Redditor chose to be challenging by strictly adhering to the rules. He held out on signing the paperwork until he was certain that all the things had been counted when the subsequent delivery arrived. The vendor’s delivery schedule for the rest of the day was thrown off as a result, which took an hour and a half. The truck driver who was made to wait 90 minutes is the true victim of this tale. Apologies to this man!

Strict compliance story..

OP moved to texas and started working at a restaurant 

One day OP had a delay with truck unloading and had time for organizing the stuff

OP notices a 20ct shrimp during delivery 

The vendor told they did not feel obligated to credit the company

This is how OP managed to get the credit

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