I have one more deathfat story. This one also involves the law firm I worked for. One of the partners had a legal secretary named Faye who was a big fat psycho. She smelled bad, she was rude, she thought everyone answered to her because she worked directly for partner (lol, no). She snarled at clients and talked about everyone behind their backs. She even used to bring her literally retarded smallfat daughter in to the office. We were very casual and laid-back for a law firm, but that shit just doesn't fly.
What finally got her fired was interesting. One of our biggest clients, who we made hundreds of thousands in fees and costs from, called the senior partner and asked him just what 500 page document was getting copied at 2 AM and just what that document had to do with his case. See, we had a setup with our copier where you had to enter a case number to use it, so we could make sure proper costs were passed on to the right clients. It recorded the time, date, number of copies, and client number. What came out, after a few questions were asked, was this: Big Fat Faye (her secret name) had actually gone down to the office in the middle of the night and was copying the manuscript for a romance novel she was writing. A gay, teenage coming-of-age romance novel. She put it on the client's account and figured no one would notice, since he did such big business with us each month. And she was right, to an extent. One of my jobs was to review client invoices before they went out. I missed it. Ditto my boss and the partner, both of whom also reviewed invoices.
We could have been in real legal trouble over fraudulent billing for sending out that invoice, and once the story was pieced together, Big Fat Faye was gone. She apparently got six months severance. That was ridiculous to me, but that firm was always absurdly generous to employees who they fired. Hell, they were absurdly generous with benefits and bonuses, too. Anyway, after she was gone, no one missed her. Hell, after a week, no one even talked about her.