have you ever been better at a job then your boss?

Please use "than" instead of then.

I think just about everyone in the world has been better than their boss at some point in time.

Communication. Doesn't matter how good you think you are, can you communicate effectively? Through phone, email, and personal conversation? You obviously can't. That is why he is your boss.

Are you an oil field worker?

I think Strippers are regularly better at their jobs than their bosses?

No. My boss is a genius. seriously.. I don't know where he learned all of it but i'm amazed quite often.

You write like a dumbass. I wouldn't toot my own horn too much if I were you.

Yes, not only am I better at my job than my boss, my boss cannot do my job at all. That's why he hired me. I do the dirty work for him. Lol.

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Get back to those fries....and don't use to much salt!

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TOO much.

too
adverb
1. to a higher degree than is desirable, permissible, or possible; excessively. "he was driving too fast"
synonyms: excessively, overly, over, unduly, immoderately, inordinately, unreasonably, extremely, exorbitantly, very; informal too-too
"invasion would be too risky"

to
preposition (1), infinitive marker (2), or adverb (3)

1. expressing motion in the direction of (a particular location). "walking down to the stadium"

2. used with the base form of a verb to indicate that the verb is in the infinitive, in particular.
expressing an outcome, result, or consequence.
"he was left to die" expressing a cause.
"I'm sorry to hear that" indicating a desired or advisable action.
"I'd love to go to France this summer" indicating a proposition that is known, believed, or reported about a specified person or thing.
"a house that people believed to be haunted"
forming a future tense with reference to the immediate future.
"he was about to sing" after a noun, indicating its function or purpose.
"a chair to sit on" after a phrase containing an ordinal number.
"the first person to arrive"

OR used without a verb following when the missing verb is clearly understood. "he asked her to come but she said she didn't want to"

3. so as to be closed or nearly closed. "he pulled the door to behind him"

Yeah yeah, I know, TL; DR.

Give ole baw a break.