What would happen if I killed my boss?

[thorny_locust]

@dope1

Actually if I can get away with it then I am certain that I will replace him as the head honcho,if there is somebody down the line then it will be several years later.

Again, there can’t be a “head honcho” if there’s nobody down the line right now. Said honcho has to be the head of somebody.

If what you’re saying is that you want to turn the business into a sole proprietorship with no employees and you as the proprietor, you wouldn’t be taking the boss’s job as a boss. And if that’s what you want to do, why not just start your own business? No need to commit murder and wind up in prison; just quit, and hang out your own shingle. Your chances of succeeding at running your own business are made a whole lot worse, not better, if you start it off with a murder.
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[glowacks]

@dope1

That’s a very a good point and it may seem like I’m digging my own grave and in a way I very well might be but for most of the part I do most of the work myself and he usually just shows up near the end of the month to collect the cheque. There are definitely instances where 2 individuals will speed up the work by a lot but I’ll manage. It’s not a family business.

OK, so if the boss doesn’t do anything at all but just picks up a check, and you do any of the work associated with making the business profitable, what will happen if you kill the boss is that his next of kin will become your boss and do the exact same thing. Whatever rights your boss had to the money that your work was creating will pass into their hands.

[Kent_Clark]

Why don’t you just Google “workplace shootings”? You’ll get many real-life answers.

[dope1]

@thorny_locust

Again, there can’t be a “head honcho” if there’s nobody down the line right now. Said honcho has to be the head of somebody.

If what you’re saying is that you want to turn the business into a sole proprietorship with no employees and you as the proprietor, you wouldn’t be taking the boss’s job as a boss. And if that’s what you want to do, why not just start your own business? No need to commit murder and wind up in prison; just quit, and hang out your own shingle. Your chances of succeeding at running your own business are made a whole lot worse, not better, if you start it off with a murder.
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Well what I want is remove him from the equation so that I get paid directly and not him and he won’t be going willingly that’s for sure.

Starting my own business seems to be one of the few sane ways of getting myself out of this dissatisfied and frustrated state that I have found myself in.
Thanks for the suggestions man.

[dope1]

@glowacks

OK, so if the boss doesn’t do anything at all but just picks up a check, and you do any of the work associated with making the business profitable, what will happen if you kill the boss is that his next of kin will become your boss and do the exact same thing. Whatever rights your boss had to the money that your work was creating will pass into their hands.

Very good point but what if the next of kin doesn’t has any idea about the work that it is to be done?

Won’t the company that’s handing the cheques instead hire me directly so that they don’t have to deal with the kin?

[TokyoBayer]

@Kent_Clark

Why don’t you just Google “workplace shootings”? You’ll get many real-life answers.

Just don’t google from my computer.

Thanks

Ah, no. I’m not thinking about anything. Really.

[dope1]

So I ended kind of starting my own business and I’m still working at the same site as they decided to terminate my former boss’s service and instead hire me directly. There were some hitches in the start and along the way but for now things seem to be going fine in my professional life but now I must try to advance my love life or lack thereof.

[pjd]

Nice one !

so … did you kill him in the end ?

[markn_1]

@dope1

I must try to advance my love life

So should we expect a post in the near future titled “What would happen if killed my girlfriend?”

[jnglmassiv]

@dope1

… they decided to terminate my former boss …

Gasp!

@dope1

… 's services

Oh.

[mandala]

Nice to hear you did not bump off your boss, after all. The Indian police are known to be a pretty ill-tempered and baton-happy lot.

[Gatopescado]

So you’re in charge now? Well, you know what you gotta do…

[dope1]

Well no I decided against it.

[dope1]

I sure do buddy I sure do.

[dope1]

I sure hope not I think I’ll just break up instead.

[dope1]

Well I decided not to bump him and yes the Indian police especially the ones in Bombay are quite baton happy indeed.

[gotpasswords]

Just use Rid O Rat, err Skinny n Sweet.

I’ve killed the boss, you think they’re not gonna fire me for a thing like that?

[snoe]

Coincidentally, I was just watching a documentary about the women office workers’ organization 9 to 5, which loosely inspired the movie. During pre-production, the cast and crew attended meetings of the organization to ask questions and seek out anecdotes that could be useful.

At some point they asked “have you ever fantasized about killing your boss?” Every hand shot up (in the telling). One woman fantasized about grinding him up and using him in the drip coffeemaker basket to brew a pot.

[Guy_Incognito]

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[CalMeacham]

@Shodan

• You probably won’t get the death penalty because
  a) it’s rare, and
  b) you very rarely get the DP if you knew your victim, and you knew your boss.
• Average sentence for murder is a little over 20 years. Average time served is about 15 years.

I often fantasized about doing away with a particularly bad boss.

Fifteen years later, the thought came to me that “If I had killed him then, I’d be getting out about now. Another wasted opportunity!.”

Yeah, I really didn’t like that guy.