Slapping Colleagues Who Are Fresh Graduates from Postgraduate Entrance Exams

When I came back from a business trip, I saw the "Rules for Caring for Graduates Taking Postgraduate Entrance Examination" formulated by my new graduate colleagues: 1. Those who have a car need to take turns to pick them up and go to and from get off work every day. They are prone to motion sickness and need to ride in the passenger seat. 2. Those who do not have pick-up and drop-off tasks are responsible for taking turns preparing three postgraduate entrance examination meals a day. A combination of meat and vegetables, six dishes and four soups is the minimum standard. 3. My work tasks are assigned according to my seniority. At the same time, each person must register for classes at his own expense to learn written interview skills and take turns to provide tutoring. ... I sneered: "Shenjin! I was on a business trip for two weeks and I was annoyed, but as soon as I came back, I encountered the princess disease of having too much to do!" She was furious: "What kind of status do you have to dare to challenge me? Be careful, I will ask my father to fire you!" Oh! Turns out she's the company boss's daughter? It seemed like it was time for my dad to buy the company.