How would you reply? read below.

[IrishEyes]

"duly noted, thank you!" and go on about my job.

 

[jim_slim]

I would ask “why” listen to what they say then walk away.

 

[hearlady]

Why?

Best answer IMO.

 

[moviequeen1]

I'd say' now you tell me after working together all these years' walk away

 

[gruntlabor]

I don't entertain negativity or drama. My reply would be a silent blank stare.

I get your point, Jazzy, but I don't like the idea of angering a maybe crazy person.

 

[GoodEnuff]

"Join the Club."

 

[Sunny]

About the coffee-throwing incident, this happened in the Pentagon?! Good grief, she could have started WW3!

More seriously, I presume the coffee wasn't hot. You could have been seriously burned. Even if it wasn't, it sounds to me like she committed assault against you. What is there to laugh at? I would have notified the police. Her next "acting out" rage could be worse than throwing lukewarm coffee at someone. At best, this could be the way a jealous 5-year-old might act. People don't have the right to throw anything at each other, except maybe in self-defense.

P.S. How do you get coffee stains out of a white dress? I'm curious.

 

[OldFeller]

People who are beneath you see you as a threat and try to tear you down while people who are more successful than you tend to try and pull you up.

Once I started working in a better environment with people who were equally as intelligent and better educated, I met people who better appreciated who I was. That's when I no longer ran onto the jealous types.

 

[gruntlabor]

People who are beneath you see you as a threat and try to tear you down while people who are more successful than you tend to try and pull you up.

Once I started working in a better environment with people who were equally as intelligent and better educated, I met people who better appreciated who I was. That's when I no longer ran onto the jealous types.

Some people

 

[Jackie23]

....in my younger years I would have cut them down to size, now, I would just walk away.