Man Becomes Co-worker Who Cried High Priority Email
TULSA, OK—Gary Ruffles, 35, is slowly becoming known as “The Co-worker Who Cried High Priority Email” at the small marketing firm in which he works.
“Listen, all 25+ co-workers at the firm know and like Gary. So why does he insist on pissing us off by sending every email as “high priority”. We don’t want to hate him, but I mean, do we have a choice anymore?”
Hear the harrowing statement made by Gary’s co-worker, and apparently, former friend. We needed to do more digging to see what kind of emails Gary sends that makes his co-workers so mad. Luckily, we got our hooves on a few examples of these so called “high priority” emails:
From: Gary Ruffles
Date: Tuesday, September 27, 2016 at 3:39 PM
To: Emmie Stropen
Subject: *HIGH PRIORITY*
Did you eat my bologna on rye? I was saving it for later.
Not a big deal, but let me know. Thanks.
Warm Regards,
Gary
Sent from my iPhone
From: Gary Ruffles
Date: Monday, September 19th, 2016 at 11:42 AM
To: Martin Tiglet Cc: Barry Shultzie
Subject: *HIGH PRIORITY*
Ready for that meeting in two days? Can’t wait. Catch the game last night? Was there a game? Let me know.
All the best,
Gary
Sent from my iPhone
From: Gary Ruffles
Date: Thursday, August 11th, 2016 at 4:12 PM
To: Company Wide
Subject: *HIGH PRIORITY*
Hey everyone! Just wanted to put this at the top of your inbox. I’m going away in 2 weeks! So excited!
Cheers,
Gary
Sent from my iPhone
Holy moly, Gary. What’s wrong with you, man?? To spare our readers the frustration, we will not release any more of these “high priority” emails. Please, Gary. Get help.