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Office environments are fertile breeding grounds for the sort of
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pathological hatred of other people most often found in maximum security prisons, Day after day, you're faced with the same colleagues, with their irritating mannerisms and odd ways, until you feel like the only way out is with a high velocity rIfie—or by locking yourself away for a bit.
Which is, It seems, the route taken by Mick Marsh, sales director at Renault Trucks, to avoid his colleagues. Or possibly It was his co-workers locking him up, we're not entirely sure.
Anyway, the upshot of all this was Marsh being slung behind bars and only released when he stumped up the £500 hall. Happily, this was all for chartty and Mick managed to raise a total of £2,300 for the Royal National Institute for the Blind, seat least something good came of all this inter-office loathing.