Heard yesterday I was a Nice Villian, not an Evil Hero.
Yes!!!! I knew months ago the writing was on the wall for Leon Parson, but last night I received confirmation!!!
Last week, Leon Parson got fired from his management position at TRAC on Harbison, and demoted to "Sales Trainer," a no-body position. It's the same thing Lorne Michaels and SNL did to Norm MacDonald: fired him but kept him working. Sweet vindication!!!!! Like my position, TRAC Corp Heads had Leon's replacement picked out a month ago.
I spoke to someone, and found that Leon was worried I was going to find out about it, and harp on him. Oh, I will, but not at first. Here's my "Richard III" explanation: First, I'm going to call him and tell him that I heard he was spending a lot of time at the new location helping, and that I could reach him there. Then I'm going to tell him that I spoke to Andrew Helin and Andrew told me that a "manager doesn't have to give reason for firing". Andrew was clearly evading responsibility and redirecting back onto Leon. It's a fact that everyone can plainly see, but I'm not interested in the facts anymore; we're all past that. I will explain to Leon my understanding of the situation but have little option but to lay the burden upon Leon, because a District Manager's word is more credible evidence than only Leon's, and if he'd like to come completely clean again, and carefully detail EVERYONE'S involvement in terminating me.
This will be his last chance, but I will not tell him that. If he refuses once more, then I will (without telling him) reveal to his wife and children a probable case of Leon's infidelity, and then call the IRS about some book-cooking over TRAC's Vehicle Depreciation.
Tonight, I am also warning Stacy about a mole I believe to be in the TRAC-Irmo location, who is also the person of interest in Leon's Affair.
Last week, Leon Parson got fired from his management position at TRAC on Harbison, and demoted to "Sales Trainer," a no-body position. It's the same thing Lorne Michaels and SNL did to Norm MacDonald: fired him but kept him working. Sweet vindication!!!!! Like my position, TRAC Corp Heads had Leon's replacement picked out a month ago.
I spoke to someone, and found that Leon was worried I was going to find out about it, and harp on him. Oh, I will, but not at first. Here's my "Richard III" explanation: First, I'm going to call him and tell him that I heard he was spending a lot of time at the new location helping, and that I could reach him there. Then I'm going to tell him that I spoke to Andrew Helin and Andrew told me that a "manager doesn't have to give reason for firing". Andrew was clearly evading responsibility and redirecting back onto Leon. It's a fact that everyone can plainly see, but I'm not interested in the facts anymore; we're all past that. I will explain to Leon my understanding of the situation but have little option but to lay the burden upon Leon, because a District Manager's word is more credible evidence than only Leon's, and if he'd like to come completely clean again, and carefully detail EVERYONE'S involvement in terminating me.
This will be his last chance, but I will not tell him that. If he refuses once more, then I will (without telling him) reveal to his wife and children a probable case of Leon's infidelity, and then call the IRS about some book-cooking over TRAC's Vehicle Depreciation.
Tonight, I am also warning Stacy about a mole I believe to be in the TRAC-Irmo location, who is also the person of interest in Leon's Affair.