So, I can clock into work from my cell phone, meaning my boss never knows if I'm late. Any similar examples of shirking your job (or any institution for that matter)?

"Many years ago, I worked for an airline as a baggage handler. I was a "bag runner" which meant I was the guy that drives the little cart around and takes bags from a gate to their connecting flights. This gave me a decent amount of freedom and while I technically had a supervisor, I was my own boss for the most part. I would work an 8-10 hour shift but our flights only came in in "banks". Basically, there would likely be a plane or two leftover from the previous shift when I got in, then about two hours later another group would come in, followed by another group several hours after that. This left me with 2-3 hours of down time in between banks. During this down time, I used to drive my cart over to the main terminal, park, and then while still on the clock, go home and play video games for an hour or two, then come back and work the next bank of flights. I was young enough that I didn't really care if I got fired but even still, I never got caught. "