Karen Roasted By Business Owner After She Brings Disruptive Newborn to Nail Salon and Leaves Bad Review

This mother took her newborn to a nail salon appointment and was roasted by the owner for leaving a bad review of her experience. Screenshots of the exchange have since made their way online, and the Karen is now getting picked apart by the internet too.

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/EntitledB#%ch subreddit, a subreddit that often handles these types of stories where Karens inflict their entitled ways on others.

Too often we, as a society, give in to the notion that the customer is always right when they often aren't. That's clearly demonstrated by this post where this Karen customer actually thought it was ok to bring a newborn to get her nails done.

Readers expressed their frustrations with the Karen's actions in the comments.

"God this sh#t makes me so angry," commented pm me ur fit. "At least the storeowner can reply to reviews. When I see a response from the store like this, I am much much more likely to go to the location."

"I like that the owner didn't grovel to this woman or offer freebies to get her business back," commented Ok_Store_1983.

"Bet she was picking the baby up too, making it even harder for her manicure to be done smoothly!" suggested brioneb06.

Server Memes For Restaurant Workers Who Are Over It

Working at a restaurant can be stressful and tiring, to say the least. There can be pushy customers, aggressive managers, and, as Mad TV's Bon Qui Qui once yelled, "complicated orders." As a server, you can be sure you'll be on your feet all day, every day. You'll similarly come to grips with the limitations of your memory due to the endless list of dietary restrictions (many of which don't even sound real). And on top of it all, you are expected to smile your way through the pain so that you can maybe, if you're lucky, get at least one 20% tip from a customer during your shift. 

For the restless servers out there, we understand your frustration. People can be (literally) the worst. And for those who haven't experienced what it's like to be a server, we hope this provides a little insight so that next time you're being difficult, you can consider, I don't know, not being difficult.

Clingy Coworker Reports Unwitting Mentor to HR For Standing Her Ground

This incompetent coworker reported her competent teammate to HR after she spent months hounding her for information and experience. The report was instigated by the teammate standing her ground after she finally reached a breaking point from all the questions.

In a post on Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole), this user shared her story, wanting to see if she was wrong for reporting her teammate. 

Readers were quick to point out how out of touch with reality the poster was. Some commenters, like user u/gracca (items #6-10), offered detailed breakdowns of the most delusional parts of the post and highlighted where there were critical mistakes in their thinking.

"YTA," voted user Immediate-System-716. "You're being clingy to the point where it's hurting her productivity and then taking her frustration as hostility."

Other commenters picked up on the same vibes that I had while reading through this post and commented that they just felt annoyed at the author while reading.

"YTA, not only did you obviously hold her back, you were getting on my nerves just while reading this," commented user bosko43buha. "I cannot imagine how she must have felt."

"Lmao, right?" responded user Matty_Cakez. "I'm glad I wasn't the only one annoyed reading this sh#t."

 

Trash-Talking Memes That'll Serve Some Justice to The Psycho Karens Plaguing Your Life

Please don't make me explain this to you, Karen. It is so much easier to mind your own dang business that it is to cause a scene for no reason. In fact, it feels like the only possible reason for a Karen to cause a scene is because they want to actually make everybody's day miserable. What high being knighted you the all mighty savior of knowing what is right and wrong? Or at least riddle me why you always think you know how to do somebody else's job better even though you have never done what they are doing ever. I don't care if you worked at the corner store of your suburban town growing up, you have never worked in the service industry as it is now, so SHUT UP. It's just, if you actually tell a Karen off, that usually means they're going to call the cops (if they haven't already)… So maybe just send them these memes, laugh in their face, and walk away as fast as possible.

Guy Uno-Reverses Karen Who Thinks He is a Walmart Employee

When a guy went to Walmart's customer service to recover his wife's lost almond milk, he was approached by a wild Karen who assumed he worked there. She insisted that he help her and insisted that he worked there, so he turned the play around and threw it right back at her.

Reddit user u/literalgarbageyo posted this thread to Reddit's r/IDontWorkHereLady, a medium-sized subreddit that often features stories, such as this, that have been shared by Reddit users about their experiences being mistaken for workers. Usually, the individuals making the error in judgment also have other errors in rationale and refuse to accept that they're wrong about the accused's identity. 

Readers expressed their enjoyment of the story in the comments.

"This is soooo satisfying and clever. 😊" vibed user ITrCool.

"Well, my dad always taught me to treat people the way that they treat you," responded literalgarbageyo. "I guess I took that literally." 

"Love how you called her out on being wrong about how long she was waiting and that you were there first," responded user SheWhoLovesToDraw. "She even doubled down with, "But it's still your fault because I'm wrong!" immediately afterward!"

Property Owner Takes Shady Apartment Manager Down

When it became apparent that the property manager was taking advantage of his building's tenants and doing a generally poor job, this owner realized he needed to take them down.

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/nuclearrevenge subreddit by Redditor u/Ranthrow607. This subreddit is a bit like the big brother or the r/ProRevenge and r/pettyrevenge subreddits. Only the most brutally devastating of revenge stories can be posted to this smaller sub. 

We've frequently addressed the issue of predatory landlords on this subreddit, and I've personally used my experiences with University apartment buildings as examples. I'll admit, this is the first time I've realized that the company managing the building isn't necessarily the owner itself. These apartment management companies can range from exploitative to downright evil, so nothing in this story surprises me.

Readers enjoyed the story and shared their thoughts in the comments.

"That's what they get for being sh#tty at their job," remarked user MamaDMZ. "Good on you."

"That's what they get for being shitty at their job. Good on you.

"Oh man, I wish the folk who owned our apartment complex were like you." said user Catmeow82. "Your tenants are very lucky you care."

 

Fail Blog's Top 30 Memes of the Week (August 15, 2022)

Welcome back to another edition of Fail Blog's top memes of the week. 

Another day, another dollar. Another week, teetotaller.

I hope that everyone has had a genuinely fantastic, banger of a weekend -filled with lots of memories and relaxation. 

As before, the previous iteration of this list is being lazily abandoned, but I'm going to start including my favorite comments from the previous week's post in the text in the hopes of making my job of writing something at the start of each of these somewhat easier.

This week my choice is between our dear and darling readers ChicagoMel and JoeS.Ragman. After reading all of my hard effort that went into last week's list… This was Joe's cheery response:

"Well, that was largely pathetic. Except for #17, now that it is the middle of summer."

Thanks, Joe, appreciate those kind words of encouragement. I was going to add Mel's comment here next, but you all already know exactly what that comment was. 

Hope you lads and lasses enjoy this week's list.


 

 

40 Solid Blue Collar Memes That Are So Funny They’re Probably Violating Some OSHA Regulation

If safety isn't there to see it, is it really unsafe? I'm just kidding, OSHA! Us tradesmen are very strict at following OSHA regulations. We'd never mess around with you. Love you OSHA!… Aaanyways, now that we've established we're just joking around, OSHA, let's have some hearty laughs! Only blue collar workers will understand these memes. You can even share them with your apprentice! You've worked a hard day on the site, and in this heat?! Lordy lord, you definitely deserve to take a break and enjoy some funny memes. Electricians, plumbers, journeymen, carpenters—anyone on the site (except maybe OSHA and the client) will enjoy these memes! One thing that we can admit about these memes is they'll have you laughing so hard, you going to want to make sure all the power tools are turned off and stowed away before LOLing to these memes. Right OSHA?! Lololol Please don't fine us… 

Nuclear Revenge: Vengeful Scorned Woman Gets Revenge on Her Cheating-Thieving Ex, Resets All His Debt

This woman went to check the joint account she held with her boyfriend after catching him cheating the night before to her horror he had cleaned out the entire thing. To add insult to injury, essentially all of the money in the account was hers which made him not only a cheater but a thief too.

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/ProRevenge subreddit by user u/Revolutionary_Ant209 who shared the story of her absolutely brutal revenge.

See, the thing was, her ex held a lot of debt. Debt recovery was also the industry she held a lot of insider knowledge in. She had previously used that knowledge to help him escape his debt, but that same knowledge helped her plant the seeds of her revenge. 

The thing is, in both the US and UK, paying any amount of an owed debt resets the amount of time that debt recovery agencies have to recover the rest of that debt. Debt recovery agencies will often use this themselves to trick debtors into renewing their own expired debt. 

With a plan in place, she proceeded with her plan for some nuclear revenge.

Readers loved the story and said so in the comments.

"You learned a lesson, too," said Zoreb1. "No joint account unless married. It is too easy to cut and run otherwise, and nothing can be done. This won't stop an account from being cleaned out but can be brought up in divorce proceedings."

"Yes it was a very hard but important lesson," replied the original poster. "I just wish it hadn't cost me £5k. It was my own stupid fault. I took that lesson to heart."
 

Greatest Hits: Boss Yells At Intern For Taking Personal Call, Sparks Mass Resignation

This boss laid into an intern when she took a call from her mother telling her that she needed to hurry to the vet to see her dying cat. The boss's reaction sparked a mass resignation within the workplace. Hey, maybe the boss will learn from the consequences of their actions.

This thread was originally posted to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole) subreddit by user pthrowaway98p, who shared their story with the popular sub. They shared their story to see if they were wrong for their part in sparking the mass resignation, sending a company-wide email calling out the boss for their actions. From their description, it doesn't sound like it was a great place to work even before this incident.

Commenters overwhelmingly decreed that the poster completely justified their actions and applauded them for sticking it to their terrible employer.

"NTA and why do people think they're morally obligated to protect their employers from the consequences of the employer's own actions?" commented OsaWyld.

"Also, and I see this a lot in this sub, no OP didn't cause this mass quitting, the company and its treatment of people did," replied tango421 to that comment. "What the boss did was the tipping point, and what OP did facilitated the reaction. [The] root cause was the piss poor behavior of the company. Oh and NTA."

 

Money Memes for the Financially Challenged

Isn't everyone going to experience some financial instability at one point or another? Obviously, it's not the ideal place to be in, but life comes at you like a falling brick sometimes. Is that a saying? We think you got the visual.

 

There are periods of our lives where people flat out expect us to be financially unstable, like during school, or even in our twenties. But I don't know about you, but the older I get I'm starting to wonder what stability even is. Because it seems like once you make enough for yourself, you start merging lives with someone else, and going out more and popping out little ones who will get rid of your money faster than you can say, "retirement plan."

 

Anyway, whether you are currently financially stable, or on the verge of bankruptcy, we're sure some part of you will relate to these broke memes. Let's get into them.

Entire Starbucks Staff Walks Out After a Coworker Is Fired for Being a Union Leader

Power in numbers

Viral Thread: Recruiter Wants to "Negotiate" Lower Salary, Actually Wants to Trick Candidate Into Taking Lower Pay

This job candidate was asked by the recruiter if they would negotiate a lower paid rate, which turned out to just be a way of trying to get them to take the original offer. The recruiter's actions have drawn the ire of the internet after photos of the exchange were posted online.

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit by Reddit user u/Jbeez4117 who shared the thread, which featured screenshots of the exchange, to the popular sub. They posted the thread with the title "That sounds like a pretty f--ing one-sided 'negotiation.' Actual exchange I had this morning."

Readers voiced their thoughts and opinions in the comments and shared some experiences of their own.

"Love how their definition of 'negotiate' was for you to sell yourself short and take the pay cut for them," voiced user LongStreakOfMisery. "[A] sh!t place to work, no doubt. Good thing they showed their true colours so quickly so you could dodge that bullet."

"I got a job offer just yesterday that they tried to give me less than we discussed in the initial interview (10 f--ing thousand less)," shared whowouldsaythis. "After going thru a couple more, they tried to pull this on me. I need the job tbh, but I held my ground and actually got mad on the call. Today I met them and signed a job offer. I've never had the balls to do this before. HOLD YOUR GROUND."

Read on for the screenshots and some reactions below.

Update: Meat-Loving Groom Secretly Cancels Vegan Meals, Bride Cancels Wedding and Leaves Him

This bride discovered that her fiancé had gone behind her back and canceled the vegan meals she had ordered. This put the couple in a dicey situation, put marriage plans in doubt, and led the bride to rethink the engagement.

In an update just posted, the original poster has returned to share with readers that she had decided to break off the engagement entirely and leave her fiancé. 

The original thread was posted to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A-Hole) subreddit by u/SarahJake2022, who initially posted the topic to see if she was in the wrong for her reaction to learning that her fiancé had canceled the vegan dishes that she had organized for her family. Worth noting here that the bride has multiple family members who are vegan, and her family is paying for the catering service.

Readers were forthcoming with their feelings on the subject and clearly showed how they felt about the fiancé. Many users advised her to call off the wedding and leave her fiancé. 

"NTA, and for the love of god, don't marry this man," advised user yourlittlebridie.

"NTA, unless you marry him," said Desert Sea 4998. "He showed you who he is. Believe him."

"Definitely NTA," said Constant-Apartment08. "Not only are you the one paying for the food, but a wedding is something you plan as a couple. He felt like your and your family's well-being during the catering wasn't as important as his."

Screenshots of the original thread and reactions start with items #1-11, with the update thread starting at item #12.

Entitled Karen Wants to Buy Woman's Service Dog, Won't Take No For an Answer

An insane Karen sent this woman a message asking to buy her service dog and after receiving multiple "Nos", she launched into Super Saiyan Karen mode. Screenshots of the exchange were posted to Reddit, where they have been making rounds in relevant subreddits.

This thread was shared on Reddit's r/entitledb*tch subreddit, which deals with a predictable subject matter. Often users will post exchanges, such as this one, or text-based stories to the sub in order to out entitled Karens or vent a little about their experiences. This thread was posted by Redditor u/Roxythedog69, but based on the state of the screenshots it's pretty safe to say that this was not original content. These screenshots have been passed around a fair few times we'd say.

Readers responded with shock and awe in the comments. 

"Holy Jesus," said bellYATTA. "IF someone wanted my fur baby with an attitude like that, I would go straight play boss music on them. What the hell?!"

"I'd report her account and then post the screenshots on her page if it's public," another user, HinaLuvLuvChan, stated. 

Read on for the screenshots and some reactions below. They're a little grainy folks. Sorry about that.

Memes for People Who Just Aren't About the Group Chat Life

The message tone from a group chat is the soundtrack to my nightmares. Why, WHY do we need 30 people in one place texting all at once? 

Ding! Ding! Ding! Buzz! Buzz! Buzz! It's like it's never-ending. We can hardly make plans together, IRL. What part of you thinks it's going to work out more smoothly in a chaotic group chat? 

It's the wild wild west in there! Everybody is trying to get their word in before the other or before the subject is changed. My brain doesn't want to work that fast. If I'm having a chat with some friends, it should be stress-free. Like, damn. Why do so many of my friends have to respond to some other friend's selfie in a pair of sunglasses? 

Like, yes cool, they look great. Did I really need to get a notification for 250 missed texts after 5 minutes?? I get stressed enough with one missed phone call notification. Anyways, if you were thinking about leaving that group chat that never shuts tf up, this is your sign. 

American Gets Fired From French Company She Relocated to for Not Being a ‘Cultural Fit'

That's gotta hurt

Viral Thread: Mother Gives Family Dog to Shelter Without Telling Anyone

This mother returned the family dog to the animal shelter, an act that has infuriated the internet after screenshots of a text message exchange were posted in this viral thread. The very thought of this happening to the poor teen and their dog breaks out heart. It's astounding how cold and callous some people can be.

The screenshots were shared on Reddit's r/MildlyInfuriating subreddit by Redditor u/Bucket0fMilk, who is reportedly the son of the mother in the text message exchange.

Despite doubts from some commenters regarding whether or not the events of the thread were falsified or not, we have been unable to verify. A quick reverse image search of the dog that was posted by the original poster turns up nothing, which suggests that the photo at least is original content. The original poster was quick to defend themself in the comments whenever other users expressed their doubts.

"Ok, Detective, you assume that. But if I don't know what to tell you, then I'm sorry you feel that way" the original poster responded to one suspicious commenter. "If I really wanted karma, I probably would've made the story more dramatic and [said] that she murdered him."

"I'm good man I could never 😭SHES scary and also kicked me out too many times," they also commented, adding some context to their situation. "As of rn, she's the only source of having a roof over my head, but as soon as I turn 18 I'm gonna be out."

Other commenters expressed their undying rage for the mother's actions. 

"I don't want to insult your Mum but the 'oh well' was cold," said Murky-Knowledge-7726.

"That's the kind of attitude that results in kids not ever visiting or calling when they've grown enough to choose who they keep in their lives," responded MonoclePenguin.

"I do want to insult her. She's an f-ing sociopath," another user, sourpower2020, responded.

Another user, TheMagarity, shared their own traumatic story.

"One day I couldn't find my cat. Searched and called everywhere. Mom said she must have run away. Years later casually mentioned that she had taken the cat to vet and had her put down because she sometimes caught wild birds that my mother liked."

Read on to see the screenshots an some of the key reactions below.

"What Paranormal Experience Changed You from a Skeptic to a Believer?" Viral Medium has People Sharing Their Spookiest Stories

Not everyone believes in ghost stories. They're just tall tales adults told us as kids to give us a wholesome spook or maybe to keep us away from somewhere/something dangerous. Cryptid tales, demonic encounters, unexplainable experiences, whatever it was, you can't just convince anybody to believe. Well, whether you believe in ghost stories or not, there are people out there who do and it's usually because of something spooky that happened to them. A viral medium on TikTok who is constantly sharing her own scary stories, called upon her viewers to share their own from when they were skeptics but it changed them to believe. They were thrust into a terrifying circumstance that forced them to start believing. We've shortened these stories down to give you just the nitty gritty spookiest parts of these stories. All these people swear these experiences are true, even if they themselves don't know how to explain it. Sometimes things happen that just don't make any realistic sense, but that doesn't mean they didn't happen… And you know, it's said that once you hear a true ghost story, it's more likely that you will now encounter a ghost yourself… So continue on with caution. 

Malicious Compliance: Restaurant Worker Told to Reconsider Having Two Jobs, Quits

This worker was working a second job as a greeter at a popular restaurant before the manager told them that they needed to reconsider having two jobs. When they paused to reconsider this as requested, they decided that the job at the restaurant was the one worth giving up. They went into their next shift in their street clothes and announced that they would be quitting and not coming back.

As much as we love to side with employees in these types of stories, a couple of things that stick out to me with this one that give me pause. First, the original poster admits they were consistently late to shifts at the restaurant… This leads one to think that the manager had a point about the original poster's ability to work two jobs. People with experience in the service industry will know what I'm talking about here… If they weren't showing up on time, you're just making it harder on the other workers who have to pick up the slack, and it clearly wasn't working out. It doesn't matter if it's your first, second, third, or fourth job; you've made an individual commitment to that organization and need to honor it.

Then, quitting without notice, or even finishing their shift, just because they've been asked to reconsider having two jobs? Pssh, come on. This is one instance where the employer was probably better off without them.

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by u/JJayHawk84 where they shared their story with the popular sub.

Commenters felt differently than I do here and voiced their support in the comments. 

"Good on you," said Own-Cupcake7586. "Employers who don't value their employees don't deserve to keep them."

"But how will you survive the rest of your life without free salad and breadsticks? /s" quipped dwillphx.

What do you think? Was the employer in the wrong? Did they have a point here?

Funniest Major Dating App Fails and Memes We Saw This Past Week

Dating apps are for people who are ready for the unexpected. There are definitely certain things one can expect to see while swiping endlessly, a couple of hotties, a couple of uncomfortable messages, a couple of catfishes perhaps, and a couple of people refusing to show their face. Sure, we become desensitized to such occurrences, but often you come across a fail that is so strong that you are left with no choice but to screenshot and share. And honestly, we see nothing wrong with that, as long as you keep the person's identity decently hidden. You don't have to include the photo, although they can often be cringy. People usually tend to go crazy in the written section of dating apps.

 

Some people overshare, some people come off as super angry for no reason, some people have spelling mistakes, and some people just clearly need help. But hey, we've all been there. Now, without further ado, let's get into these dating app fails.

Delivery Driver Shows How He Doesn’t Actually Have to Use Any Real Words While Doing His Job

Literal gibberish

The Choosing-est Beggars of the Week and Their Stupid Demands (Aug 11, 2022)

There are a whole lotta people in this world who want and think that they are entitled to something for nothing. They want everything and are willing to give very little in return. These entitled individuals and choosing beggars are quintessential narcissists and have very little, to no, regard for other people. In their world, they are the main character and are the only thing that matters. All of the rest of us are just NPCs who are here to give them random stuff for free and unearned rewards for side-quests.

"I also jack my price when people start asking if they can get something or nothing," Tweakywolf responded in a thread about the first choosing beggar on this list.

And they're not wrong; one of the best ways to deal with these types of people is to charge them more for their stupid ways. It's nothing worth getting mad over, they aren't worth the time and energy. Have a little fun with it and make a game out of dealing with these entitled people instead.

Greatest Hits: IT Head Steals Important Email Address, Sets Off Chain of Events That Get Them Fired

An IT Head saw fit to swipe a long-held email address which set off a domino effect that led to their excusal from their position. What is it with power that makes it go straight to some people's heads? So many new managers see fit to exert their dominance over their subordinates as soon as they have a shred of power to wield.

This has been one of the top stories that we have seen come out of Reddit's r/talesfromtechsupport subreddit this year and, as such, it was well worth a revisit. The thread was originally posted to Reddit's r/talesfromtechsupport subreddit by u/Lorix_In_Oz. They shared their story with the title "When a new IT department head steals the prestige e-mail address from long time employee and lives to regret it."

Readers started some discussion in the comments.

"If someone ever said 'It receives all the critical alerts and I'm happy to deal with them,' why the f--k would you want to get involved in that," said someonehasmygamertag.

"Bc they crave attention that they can not achieve on their own merits, I'd say..." responded SirIsildur.

"Nothing better than giving someone enough rope to hang themselves if they ask for it," commented bkaiser85.

"Glad "Joe" got his email back but gosh the current email address rule is ridiculous. Is department AND country code really necessary?" queried emmerzed.

"It made sense in the sense that you could gauge from the e-mail address which region the person was coming from. By the time I joined the company had multiple global offices as well as remote staff in different countries, so it made sense to have an e-mail address like joe.bloggs@it.us.company.com or tom.smith@sales.uk.company.com," responded the original poster.

Read on to see screenshots of the thread.
 

Unprofessional Work Memes for People Constantly Touching Up Their Resignation Email

Work is an interesting place. Some days you might find that you don't mind your job at all. You got a nice night of sleep the night before and you realize, hey, it isn't too bad to feel productive every once in a while. A little routine never hurt nobody.

 

But let's be real, those kinds of days are pretty rare. Most days, especially if you didn't get a proper night of shut-eye, you slowly feel your youth passing you by. No big deal. But one of the best ways to give yourself a break from what feels like a never-ending work day is to look at some silly work memes. And guess what? We have a plethora of them to share with you. So sit back, relax and enjoy these very unprofessional work memes. Perhaps you'll relate, or not, either way we'll keep sharing them with you each week.

Electrician Gets Shocked by Everything He Touches in Client’s Home, Sparks Heated Debated Between Professionals and Amateurs

Either something is really wrong with the wiring or the house is built on top of a portal to the Upside Down…

Entitled Marketplace Karen Loses It

After listing their dining set on Facebook Marketplace this would-be seller didn't expect that they'd be accosted by a wild marketplace Karen. This Karen was feral for the set and didn't appreciate not receiving instant replies to her requests; she proceeded to irrationally lose her marbles with a string of entitled messages to the seller. 

We've said it before, and we'll say it again… Selling used goods on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, or any other free equivalent platform is pretty easy… but dealing with people is incredibly hard.

This thread was shared on Reddit's r/EntitledB*tch subreddit by Redditor u/QueasyTraditions, who shared the screenshots in a thread titled "Angry Facebook Marketplace Person." At the same time, it remains unclear whether this was their original content; we will attribute credit to them. 

Scroll on to see the screenshots below and for more Facebook Marketplace drama, check out this dingus who haggled a worse deal for themselves.

DoorDash Employee Loses His Job After a Customer Claims She Didn’t Receive Her Chipotle

Hope that $10 burrito was worth it…

The Top Tinder Moments of the Month (August 10, 2021)

Welcome to the return of "Top Tinder Moments," a collection of some of the best and worst of online dating. 

It's not secret that online datingis a tumultuous experience rife with the suffering and strife of dealing with wildly unstable individuals and egotistical, entitled maniacs. 

Often, any attempt at real or casual conversation is mercilessly interrupted by some rude suggestion or demand. It's bizarre what some people think is grounds for discussion. 

There seems to have been an even greater number of downright rude responses and unprovoked insults this month. Some people don't know how to behave reasonably or treat other people.

Take Travis in #15. Why on earthwould you offer yourself as a dog lover "taking dog mom applications" only to respond like that when someone gives you an on-topic opening line?

Enjoy this edition of Top Tinder Moments. This edition has some of the hottest trending Tinder memes, profiles, and conversations floating around online over the last month. As always, there's a heavy dose of fresh content, but the occasional 'classic' tends to inevitably pops up too.

 

Arrogant Boss Tries to Trick Worker Into Extending Notice Period, So He Walks Out Almost Naked

When this arrogant boss tried to trick this teen into extending their notice period and demanded they return their work uniform, the teen had put up with enough and walked out of the store in their boxers. This surprised the boss so much that it was reportedly a story that they told for years afterward.

This thread was posted to r/MaliciousCompliance by u/sominik92, who shared their story to the popular sub with the title "Can't quit my job if I'm taking the uniform home? Guess I'm leaving naked."

Readers were sure to share their disdain for the boss's attitude in the comments.

"Imagine being so up your own a$$ that you drunkenly rant about a teen you exploited getting sick of your shit and quitting...for years after it happened," said Disig.

"Should've run out past the customers screaming, 'No, I won't work naked. Screw you old pervert!'" suggested CoderJoe1.

"Thinking back I wish I had been that clever ahah," responded the original poster.