People can hatch up some crazy ways to spend their boatloads of money, when they get bored enough. These high class hospitality workers have seen it ALL.
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People can hatch up some crazy ways to spend their boatloads of money, when they get bored enough. These high class hospitality workers have seen it ALL.
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A quick lesson on how it is NEVER right to blame your customers for PR blunders.
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This woman was terrified when she saw the way her boyfriend neglected the seasoning of his chicken. Can you BLAME HER?
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You can say a lot about this collection of tweets, images and jokes. You can say they're dumb. You can say they're sort of clever in a mindlessly stupid way. But you can't say they're completely inaccurate.
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These applicants willingly deluded themselves into thinking the companies they were interested in, would turn a literal blind eye (cause that's what it probably would've taken...) toward their lack of preparation and professionalism. Think it's safe to say that all parties involved in these situations are better off without one another.
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These relationships seem terribly fragile with insecurity and passive aggressiveness. That and then there are a few that show all signs of an imminent breakup.
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This is behavior is ridiculous. The winning strategy is to order something more reasonable, like pasta, and then go to the bathroom when you see the check coming. This is some real shoddy and overambitious planning. Who orders lobster?
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Not only are the tweets from Sesame Street's ever hungry muppet, the renowned Cookie Monster, hilarious; but they're pretty damn relatable. I mean, who doesn't want to lie in bed all day working hard on doing nothing, while eating cookies? At least for a little bit.
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You can feel the pain of their regret in this TIFU work-related fail tale. Turns out those vaguely irritating emails from the company about crazy things like "open enrollment", can come at a great cost to you, if you ignore them.
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You can still get out now if you want to. A lot of these are pretty off-putting. Shattered bones, exposed intestines and general misery. Just saying. If you wanna read something lighter we've got this pretty funny thread about an incompetent intern.
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AlmightyThor117 says it best in the comments section: We're a bunch of grumbletonians with a kakistocracy led by a bunch of twattling snollygosters.
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We're all struggling to push through, forget, distract, ourselves from those awe-inspiring fail catastrophes that have made an appearance in our lives. Time makes the fails sting a little less, but so do entertaining reminders of other people, just like ourselves, dealing with that fragile fabric we call "peaceful living" getting shredded to bits, by the chaos of life. Lose yourself and forget momentarily about all those painstaking troubles, by watching other people fail wonderfully, tragically through life.
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Tread carefully, your eyes deceive you...
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I like where this Game of Throne fan's head is at. Truly dedicated to the craft. Check out the original intro over here, if you need to compare notes.
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This wholesome video pulls on all the heart strings. These two brothers stole their dad's 1969 Norton Commando, had it restored, and ended up gifting it back to him for Christmas.
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Sometimes testy customers push employees past their breaking limits, and petty acts occur. As long as the employees are at peace with these modern times and the fiery (delusional) Yelp reviews that can come of their actions; well, then f**k it.
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YouTuber KSI cried out from his pit of irrelevance to see if anyone on Reddit wanted to roast him. With this being the internet, people were naturally down to take their swing at the guy; and they brought the heat. If you've had the profound unfortunate experience of ever seeing one of KSI's videos, you're probably aware that the next-level, narcissistic, toxic ego-bloated YouTuber is far too gone down the rabbit's hole of his own God Complex, to hear anyone beside the twisted sound of whatever consciousness bounces around in his head. That being said, the roasts below are extra spicy, and we're always ready to enjoy those.
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This has to be someone trolling. Please, by the grace of all that is good, let this be someone trolling.
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The lack of ambition here is absolutely astounding. That and the combined stupidity suggest this shameless fraud needs to try his lazy hands at a different game, but I imagine that'd take too much work. So well, here we are.
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What a gent we have here. He offered her his last 100 bucks! I mean, that kind of selfless, wholesomely motivated action warrants a response right? Well, therein lies this guy's biggest problem, and that's that he's pestering a woman who went on Tinder to broadcast her search for a sugar daddy. It was a joke from the get go, my dude. Love can be a blinding beast of a thing. Hopefully he's able to move on....
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Hunter Nelson is the villain in this stomach-turning tale, centered on the disappearance and potential passing of a beautiful dog named, Ollie, who never had a say in the matter. What happened here, and the shadow tactics at play to hide from the truth, is humanity at its very worst. The texts from the "dog trainer" show every sign of one twisted scam.
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The ever changing world can't keep up with its own ridiculous standards. What was once "out" is now, so damn "in." And vice versa, and so on. You never know, that "trashy" trucker hat could be waiting on a massive comeback, for very soon.
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Everyone who has flipped a board will remember the pain and loss that went into game night. You might get a little nostalgic with these too-accurate game titles.
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You'd think that just because someone's over the age of 35, they'd have a healthy amount of humility and shame. If you thought that, you would be wrong. You would be very, very wrong. We've got grown-ups head-butting walls for candy, and self-respecting adults crying over parking spots. Smh.
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