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[During the company team-building dinner, a colleague said in a sarcastic tone]

[Your position is low, so you'll pour the drinks for everyone.]

How should you react in this situation?

[My mind raced, and I immediately replied sincerely: "Then please rank everyone here in order of seniority so I can pour the drinks in turn."]

Your breath smells bad, drink more water to disinfect and kill germs.

"In terms of seniority, you certainly have the right to lecture me. Then pour him a drink first, and say, 'Senior, I'm new here and don't quite understand the rules. So, who should I pour for next?'"

"Actually, the first sentence is the best counterattack, and the second sentence is superfluous. There will definitely be leaders present who feel that you are ruining the atmosphere. When doing business outside, you have to know when to stop. You have to maintain your dignity and make the majority of people feel satisfied."

"Alright, let's walk and laugh: Mr. So-and-so, you must have the first drink."

He would say: "Go pour it for so-and-so, why are you pouring it for me?"

You: No, no, no, you have to drink the first cup. You talk the most in the room, I have to listen to your orders.

People will have a different opinion of you in the future. You must make your own choices and maintain your own attitude.

"Put yourself down on the ground first. Come on, leader, let me first toast your parents."

Then pour it on the ground, this cup is for your future children.

Then pour it on the ground, this glass is for your future wife.

Finally, pour it all over the ground, this cup is a toast to your future self.

"When there are senior company executives present, I will pretend not to know them. I will pour them a glass of wine and say, 'Senior, you have a long and distinguished career in the company. You are a pillar of the company and I must toast you.' After they finish drinking, I will ask them who they should pour a glass for. [See]"

"I actually encountered this. A new employee, who had just arrived, told me in a commanding tone that there was no more alcohol on the table and ordered me to get more [questionable]"

I leaned close to his ear and whispered, "Watch out, I'll give you a high-EQ reply [emo]"

"He'd burst out laughing, then jump onto the table, pull down his pants and defecate in front of everyone, then hang himself in front of them."

"People born in the 95s really don't understand. We had several team-building events, and every time they made me pour drinks for the leaders according to seniority. I always ignored them. Now I've been fired by the company [facepalm]. But I don't think it's a bad thing, because at least I got compensation and had a great time in Sanya [facepalm]. I'm actually quite grateful to the leaders."

"Shout it out loud so all your colleagues can hear: This colleague said that we all have different social statuses and everyone should know where they should sit!"

Our ancestors under the sky: It's time for future generations to test that so-called high EQ again. Look, this time it's still about toasting the leader!

Someone who has experienced this said: "I've also encountered this disgusting thing. I just ignored him. He's drunk some horse piss and doesn't know his own limitations, yet he still wants to cause trouble."

I stopped eating and drinking and just stared at him expressionlessly. My colleagues noticed something was wrong and quickly smoothed things over. Since then, I've had no problems at work; on the contrary, things have sometimes gone much more smoothly.

Pshaw, he's just a paper tiger.

The way to deal with this kind of person is to be ruthless. The more face you give them, the less they'll respect you.

People from families with a long history of officialdom: Yes, thank you for your guidance and care, leader. I am willing to follow your arrangements. May I ask where it would be more appropriate to start pouring this wine?

As the saying goes, it's better to fight with a gentleman than with a petty person.

He feigns ignorance, plays dumb to outsmart others; the real competition isn't on the surface, but in everyone's hearts. It might not be immediately apparent, but in time, everyone will know what kind of person he truly is.

It may feel good to use harsh words to start a verbal dispute, but what about the consequences?

In the end, he's just a pet that's all talk and no action, and he's a complete idiot. Why bother arguing with him? In the end, it will only damage my reputation, and it's not worth it.