During the filming of Doctor Dolittle, a young SAS soldier and future famous explorer Ranulph Fiennes decided he didn't like all the noise and trouble they'd brought to his little village, so he took action by gathering up a bunch of explosives from one of his training exercises and blowing the film set's dam right the hell up. Cracked's Jordan Breeding and Fact Fiend's Karl Smallwood discuss all this and whether they're allowed to swear on the channel.
Oh boy, Jake Paul just couldn't live with his brother Logan Paul being the center of attention. So he had to go to comically absurd heights to steer the focus momentarily back on him. We're talking unbelievably dumb heights. The dude's lucky he didn't get seriously messed up.
Man oh man, they must've been having quite the day at McDonald's when they went and served this dude his "hash browns." Literally, all crunch. No substance to that sad crunch pack of nothingness. At least we got some comedy gold from his experience.
Leave it to the Canadian Giant to put the entitled Karen of the hour in her place. Love nothing more than seeing an entitled Karen that was otherwise on an uninterrupted tear, get put in her place. Beautiful stuff, really. For more Karen gold check out the time that Karen claimed she was sold a faulty computer, and ended up learning otherwise.
Greed has an uncanny knack for catching up with people. Especially companies like the one in this fine tale of malicious compliance. It sounds like the company was acting all kinds of shady. Fortunately, they ended up learning their lesson when it was all said and done. It's funny how employees don't want to work for you when you start playing around with their well earned money.
What a ride. And that's what makes this the latest revenge of the week. We've got a greedy business owner blinded by a ravenous hunger for more money at the expense of hard-working employees, and then we've got the employees: a crew of 50-some people that come together and show the power of teamwork in the face of an unjust obstacle. Good stuff.
It sounds like this person's doctor friend was passing all kinds of judgement on a dude who was simply doing his very acceptable, if not commendable job as an engineer. And then when the doctor friend gets righteously called out they assume the defensive stance. There's just something about people that are acting wrong that get called out for their antics, that results in them pulling the very unreasonable victim card.
This teacher's wholesome moment with a rather moody student ended up coming full circle in the best way. The universe speaks in mysterious ways. It sounds like the teacher left a profoundly positive impact on the student who was going through a tough time. You never know how far an act of kindness can carry someone down the wild road of life.
Man oh man, nothing's worse than trying to do something good, purely good, out of the kindness of your warm soul, only to have the universe seemingly insist on dealing you a nasty hand. In this case, we have a kindhearted girlfriend who went out of her way to try and secure her partner a nice video game controller, only to have her dang license plates stolen. Hopefully that thief gets a nice serving of brutal instant karma.
Every now and again you cross paths with a remarkably, unforgettably clueless individual that seems to have misplaced literally every single one of their senses. It can be quite the humorous, if not discouraging scenario. Sometimes, you might find it in yourself to exercise some patience, understanding, and help enlighten them. Other times, maybe you're just having an off day, and have no time for all the ignorance. These people certainly crossed paths with some lost souls.
So, apparently this dude very well might've wandered on into a government training site. I can't imagine what kinds of thoughts would be racing through the stereotypical rational mind, if you were thrown into this kind of experience. Like, seeing the same dude working at various, eerily abandoned establishments? Yikes. It's honestly very strange that he stuck it out as long as he did.
There's a lot of good money to be made off of well-known brands, and people know it. The whole issue is all those pesky licensing fees and copyright claims. What is a shrewd business-person to do? Obviously, create some uncredible off-brand and bootleg products. No, we don't have Pepsi, Shrek or Pokémon but how about Poopsi, Shronk or Pokermoms? Anything is possible in the world ofridiculous knockoffs.
Dating's easier for some folks more than others. Putting yourself out there in this day and age can be a daunting process. You have all these equally enticing, consistently silly dating apps available at your disposal, and it can end up being very hard to stand out from the rest of the pack. Or, just to find a match that's actually taking the wild world of a place like Tinder, seriously. Maybe these people's stories about the reasons that they're still single, will remind you of some of your own reasoning.
Regardless of whether or not this is real, it's a brilliant idea. Just picturing someone going through all that trouble to stick it to a careless rich person, without them ever knowing it is quite amazing.
I mean, hey, it can happen to the very best and most aware of us. We can all fall prey to living lives in wonderful homes where we waste all this time assuming that a home doesn't have something absolutely clutch like, say, a dishwasher. At least there were other folks on Twitter that were more than ready to disclose their own humbling experiences of hilarious confusion.
There are far too many irrational, impossibly entitled customers out there that insist on not accepting tech support employees' advice. It's like they call in to tech support just to pitch a fit, and take out some of the stress they've accumulated through their personal lives, on completely well meaning individuals in the realm of tech support. It's a whole toxic circus act, and hopefully less and less people go about participating in it. In this particular tech support tale, we get to read about a stubborn customer who proactively wastes his own time. Pretty good stuff. For another tech support tale, check out the time that an owner fired the IT guy, and then how the business was completely sabotaged afterwards.
Um, it would literally cost more for the seller to Uber out to the choosy beggar than the original game costs. This whole interaction is nothing short of a puzzling, slightly frustrating carousel, where it seems like no solution is ever really in sight. At the end of it all, the seller just ends up having their time wasted. It's a shame that the world seems like it's never going to run out of entitled people and their ceaseless demands.
It sounds like overall Fred's heart was close toward being in the right place, but he wasn't quite there. Apparently, Fred had developed a bit of a nasty, careless habit of leaving his leftovers around the job site. When you're dealing with a half eaten (HALF EATEN) rotisserie chicken, there needs to be some kind of consequence. Thus, queue up the petty revenge. We can't even begin to imagine how overwhelmingly disgusting Fred's truck must've smelled.
