Saturday, December 31, 2022

'ONE DISH and ONE GLASS per meal!': Airbnb renters stunned by owner's over-the-top kitchen rules


Would you stay at this Airbnb that has the most micromanage-y rules possible? One person vented their frustration about this very problem to r/mildlyinfuriating. It is just mildly infuriating, after all, these rules aren't the end of the world. But these rules are weirdly specific, and they would definitely be annoying to someone who's just trying to relax on their vacation! 

Check out this rules list that is giving "graphic design is my passion." After you decipher these weird rules, check out these 20 inventions that failed so hard they're almost excellent ideas. 

Top Trending Relatable Memes and FAILS That Perfectly Capture Adulting


There are a few pros and countless cons when it comes to adulting! The following list of memes and fails, which was compiled from Reddit's r/me_irl subreddit, is further proof of this fact. Keep scrolling below for this new collection of relatable adulting content. For more, check out these relatable coworker memes. 

‘He Messed Up Big Time!’ : Entitled Senior Engineer Lashes Out at Employees A Mere Months Before Retirement, Cue Malicious Compliance


The minute you are afraid to engage with someone at work because you feel that they will respond in a reactive way, you have a problem. Although working in a comfortable environment where you aren't belittled seems like something very basic, not everyone has that pleasure. Some people's coworkers, especially ones that are working at a company for a long time, feel like they get a free pass to be an AH. Lord knows why… We tend to make fun of HR a lot, for a number of reasons, but when they actually do their jobs, it can save the work environment. C'mon, we're all adults here. We shouldn't have to avoid mature conversations with anybody. But some people are immature and need to learn a lesson or two, the hard way.

 

While scrolling through r/maliciouscompliance, I happened upon a post titled 'He told me if I had a problem with him, I should bring it up to HR..... So I did' — obviously intrigued to see what the dude had done, I began reading. If you're having issues with someone at work and want some inspiration of how to correctly deal with the AH, take some good ol' advice from Reddit, and more specifically, from this smart dude. 

 

Speaking of coworkers, check out these funny memes that will have you in stitches.

'Cringe Mom Facebook Statuses': Woman Reads Them Like a Dramatic Monologue in a Soap Opera


Oh moms. We love 'em and we are annoyed by our own… They do so much for us and they truly are super heroes for the family. But seriously, what is with their rants on Facebook?? The classic Boomer mom rant where she airs out all her dirty laundry in a lengthy Facebook status, but also congrats her nephew for graduating and thanks her husband for the Christmas gift. Like, if you're a mom out there that likes to rant for everyone to see on Facebook, please, tell us what is going through your minds when you decide to post? That has to be some sort of science project. Facebook is for Boomers now, so you know right after that mom makes her rant public, it gets riddled with Boomers arguing in the comment section. It's pretty while, but we also must admit, it's hella entertaining. One TikToker took to acting out these cringey Facebook rants by mom and it is epically hilarious. Watch them below! 

'I ask the SLOWEST coworker possible': Nurse gets petty revenge on entitled patient by making him wait over an hour


If everyone's difficult, you're probably the difficult one! That's what this entitled, passive-aggressive male Karen learned at the eye clinic after he requested to be evaluated by a different nurse when the first one was simply doing her job. She shared her story via this thread on Reddit's r/pettyrevenge subreddit, and oh, what sweet revenge she got!

 

This tale should serve as a friendly reminder to be kind to people who have the ability to make your hospital visit quick and easy or painful and interminable. When the Redditor was dismissed by her patient, she decided to make things extra difficult for him, especially since he proved to be more than deserving of that kind of behavior. She decided to assign the slowest, most stubborn coworker with the biggest take-no-prisoners personality to take over. What could have been a swift visit lasting under an hour ended up being a 3-hour ordeal, simply as a result of the patient's attitude.

 

Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best comments. For more, take a look at this post about a male Karen and his obsession with his neighbor's dog.