Hilarious Wild Story Of Stolen Office Lunch Is So Good People Are Screaming Over It

By Sughra Hafeez in Funny On 4th April 2018
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Controversial tale

Zak Toscani a comedian and writer from Los Angeles who also works at a post-production company, shared a controversial tale of an office lunch which has mysteriously stolen from the shared fridge.

According to Toscani:

It all started on Mar 30, 2018, when Zak Toscani's coworker whose lunch was gone missing from the fridge, allowed by HR to check the CCTV to find out who had stolen his lunch.

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Misdemeanor to felony

Zak Toscani tweet has gone viral it has received 174,037 Retweets 555,531 Likes.

Professional hit

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Toscani told Newsbeat

"It's truly wild. I honestly thought some of my friends would get a kick out of this but it's been constantly exploding. It's been really weird.

"It's been awesome. I think so many people have responded to it because everyone who works in shared office spaces has maybe encountered something similar.

"It was not expected in the least but it's been really fun".

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He found the thief.

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The Thief left before the investigation started.

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She threw and buried the food in the trash.

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The details are pretty bizarre

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When HR asked him what he wants to do about it?

His reply: "He didn’t want to be responsible for someone getting fired."

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HR sent a company-wide email about not stealing people’s lunches.

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She arrives at work in 20 min, room was dead silent when she walked in.

She opened HR email. . .

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"Anything could happen right now"

"Woah. Did someone steal a lunch? Who would do something like that?" she said after reading HR mail.

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The guy response: "Well yea it's not ok to throw someone’s food away."

Toscani ordered 3 shrimp fried rice plates for lunch. . . ‏

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She took the fried rice from Toscani.

"I LOVE shrimp fried rice," said the thief.

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"I’m now forced to work 40hrs a week next to a cold-blooded individual," said Toscani