The Cherry Trap
She had to figure out a way to handle it.
She opened a box, divided the cherries into containers, and delivered them to each workstation.
When she reached operations, a male employee pushed a container back. "No thanks. Can't afford such expensive fruit."
Someone snickered nearby.
At the tech department, Charlie Jones—the glasses-wearing man who'd complained in the meeting, saying, "My wife asked if we'd get cherries"—barely looked at her. "Just leave them there," he muttered.
She placed the container at the corner of his desk and turned. She heard him whisper to a colleague, "Trading three months' salary for this junk… thanks a lot."
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