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Jim Fosse's Expense Claim
2012 | Humor & Comedy
Once you've met Jim Fosse you'll never feel quite the same about opening your e-mails ...
A darkly humorous short story of obsession from John Dolan, author of 'Everyone Burns'.
WARNING: Contains sexual references and some really terrible grammar.
John Dolan
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| Published by | Tention Publishing |
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Phil Leader (619 KP) rated
Nov 15, 2019
I had no concept of what to expect from this (very) short story but that made it all the more fun. Told in a series of email exchanges, a letter and a newspaper report, things start innocuously enough with new employee Jim Fosse requesting money to cover his expenses for his recent business trips.
Ramon Ortiz, the hapless HR employee who responds tries to get Fosse to fill in the correct form, provide receipts and follow procedures. Fosse is reluctant to do this and as the emails from Fosse become more and more aggressive and personal it becomes very clear just what he is trying to claim for.
Eventually the situation resolves in a shocking manner which is still very funny.
Rated: Strong and insulting language and sexual references
Ramon Ortiz, the hapless HR employee who responds tries to get Fosse to fill in the correct form, provide receipts and follow procedures. Fosse is reluctant to do this and as the emails from Fosse become more and more aggressive and personal it becomes very clear just what he is trying to claim for.
Eventually the situation resolves in a shocking manner which is still very funny.
Rated: Strong and insulting language and sexual references