20 'Sunday Scaries' Memes for Weekend Warriors Who Dread Monday Mornings

Ahh, it's Monday morning again. Your coffee is weak, the train was delayed, and you already have 186 unread emails in your inbox– it's gonna be a rough week. But where did the weekend go? Two days of leisure were simply consumed by errands that you had no time for during the week, weren't you supposed to relax at some point? Once again, Saturday morning leaked into Sunday night and now you're trapped in the corporate hellscape known as the Sunday Scaries. It's that feeling you get on Sunday evening when you realize you've squandered your weekend peace, only to be hurled into the folds of the 9-5 nightmare you call employment. Don't worry, work will always be there waiting to pounce on you, but the weekend bliss quickly escapes your grasp like a waif of smoke, dissipating faster the more you attempt to hold onto it. Welp, it's Monday again, so all you can do is try to make it through to Friday once again, spinning on the wheel of time once again.  

'New Year and Same Depressed Me': 20 Memes, Tweets, and Fails For the Comedically Depressed

Anyone else finding themselves screaming into the abyss lately? If so, please enjoy some mutual commiseration by scrolling through the following collection of memes, tweets, and FAILS below. When you're done, take a look at these roommate fails.

'I ALWAYS get the front row': Entitled Karen complains to theater usher about having to bend her neck in her front row seat

The things we do to appease the Karens of the world...

 

This Karen, a frequent theatergoer, was upset to learn that her front row seat required her to bend her neck upward in an uncomfortable way. So, when she approached the usher to complain and remind them that she pays a fortune for these tickets (*eye roll*), the usher looked at the tickets and discovered that she was mistaken. Her seats were actually four rows further back. You would think that this would be a sort of win-win scenario for Karen. She still gets a great seat and she doesn't have to bend her neck. Well, it wasn't enough for her because four rows back meant that she was no longer in the front row. Seriously? You can't have your cake and eat it too, lady! 

 

You can read the full thread, which was posted to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by u/LittleJohnStone, below along with the funniest comments. For more, here's a story about another entitled lady who stole from her neighbor's garden.

Boss Says "No Overtime," Shocked When Worker Complies

If you make a demand and expect people to follow it, don't be surprised when they do. That's the takeaway from this story that was shared to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by this disgruntled worker, Redditor u/Local_admin_user. They shared their story to the popular subreddit to share their boss's hypocritical policy of both forbidding and expecting the workers to work overtime.   

Too many managers set expectations like this, setting the standard for the working relationship to work when it works for the company but not when it benefits the employee's interests. They'll stick to the "rules" hard and fast until it's convenient for them to suddenly ignore their existence. 

Read on for this story of malicious compliance. For more, check out this HR manager who power-tripped on an exiting employee who really didn't want to do their exit interview. The HR manager insisted andposted their story to Malicious Compliance, where readers roasted them.

'That is enraging on OOP's part': Staffer snaps at colleague because of his winter outfit

This workplace definitely needs some lessons on decorum. Originally written in r/TIFU, this OOP shared an embarrassing story that made him feel ashamed of the way he dressed. However, after about a month, the OOP wrote in an update with a pretty satisfying ending. 

After working with underprivileged clients, you would think the OOP's coworker would know how to act in a kind and respectful manner towards her clientele. But some people view other folks as beneath them, just because they've fallen on hard times. It's incredibly difficult being homeless — why add another rude human interaction to someone's day? It seems like the woman in this story is unaware or uncaring about how the way she talks to people impacts them, but to continue working in the same line of business, she'd better get her act together fast. 

Then, prepare to cringe extremely hard as you read through the tiny conversational mistakes people made a decade ago that are still keeping them awake at night. 

'An overpayment has been identified': Former CVS employee receives request to send a check for one cent after overpayment error

You know it's ridiculous when the cost of the request exceeds the actual overpayment! This thread was posted to Reddit's r/CVS subreddit by u/CharacterKatie, a former employee who stopped working at the company last November. 

 

However, these many months later, she received a letter from corporate requiring her to send a check for LITERALLY ONE CENT as a result of the overpayment error. This just goes to show that the whole system itself is screwed. The fact that no one caught the error and thought it would be ridiculous to send this says so much about the checks and balances within the company. If you keep scrolling through the comments below, you'll learn that this is not the first anecdote from a former employee accusing the company of being, well, cheap. At a certain point, you just have to laugh at these people and wonder if they have something, literally anything, better to do.

 

For more stories like this, take a look at this one about a company's messed up PTO policy. 

'I’m milking every minute to abide to your rules': Fast-food employee maliciously complies to manager's strict closing-shift rules and gets several extra hours of pay

Sometimes actually following the rules makes you more rebellious. That's right, it's called malicious compliance and it is a tasty form of protest. One person who works in the service industry at a fast-food restaurant played a grade-A malicious compliance tactic that actually had them getting paid more. 

They had gotten in trouble for starting their closing-shift duties early so they could leave earlier. The place closes at 9 and they didn't want to be there until midnight, so they would start a bit earlier, which we get them done closer to around 10 or 11. However, the manager caught wind of this and wrote them up. So they decided to do exactly what the rules told them to do. They didn't help with anybody else's closing duties any more, they only concentrated on their own. And they didn't start their closing duties a second before 9pm. And then once 9pm came around, they would take their time, making sure all of their closing duties were done properly. This had them staying until almost 1am, which means now, the company is paying them for several extra hours. When they were doing the closing-shift duties earlier, they were able to clock-out earlier. But since getting in trouble for that efficiency, they decided to make the company pay. 

Read the entire epic malicious compliance situation below:

'This happened in 2002 and I still think about it all the time': 20+ Face-meltingly cringe moments that keep people awake at night

It's 2:30 A.M., you have to work tomorrow, but you're staring at the ceiling instead of sleeping…what embarrassing moment in your life are you reflecting on as you lay in the silent darkness? In order to answer that question, it helps to have some anonymity. That's why r/AskReddit really leaned in to this prompt, asking which "relatively minor social missteps or poorly chosen words you did/said years earlier?" still bother you today. 

The responses range from tiny mean comments about someone's appearance or laughter, to bigger things like outright rejecting romantic advances in a blunt manner. It's fascinating, because so many of these submissions are really tiny things that people have spent hours of their lives pondering over. It really makes you wonder if you're the cause of anyone's ultimate embarrassing moment. And it makes you realize that most people will only remember embarrassing moments about their own lives, and don't really care so much about other peoples' supposed slights. 

After that, scroll through one waitress's most bizarre shift ever, where she served two women who were out of this world, either because they were under the influence of some substances, or because they're undercover aliens. 

20+ Highly Suspicious Carole Baskin Memes for Widow-Making Big Cat Rescues and 'Tiger King' Fans Alike

Remember early in 2020 when society became obsessed with an eccentric gay man named Joe Exotic? We had no idea what we loved (or hated about this man), but for some reason, watching Tiger King was extremely important. Joe had a enormous dangling eyebrow piercing, a silly habit of turning straight men into his husbands, and a deep-rooted hatred for a middle-aged woman who dressed like a middle school flower child…Carole Baskin. 

Not only did Joe hate Carole, but his amateur detective work uncovered an even darker secret about Carole's past that the audience, and the police, could not ignore. 30 years ago, Carole's husband, Don Lewis, went "missing "and it seemed that everyone on the show was determined to prove that she had something to do with his disappearance– most notably, they thought she might have fed him to her tigers. Now, in 2023, we're learning that Carole's "deceased" hubby, Don Lewis, is actually alive and well, living large in Costa Rica. That's one way to escape a marriage to a crazy cat lady.

'I have a roommate that says she only needs to brush her teeth once a week on Sunday': 30+ People who ratted out their worst roommates ever

You never really know a person's quirks and habits fully until you've lived with them. For these poor roommates, it's too late! They're already stuck living with a person who is convinced that they're doing everything right, and their roommate is the one interfering, actually. 

I've had wonderful luck with roommates in my own life, they all were normal and clean (great qualities in a cohabitator). The worst thing that ever happened was when my roommate put an egg in the microwave and as soon as she took it out, it exploded! It got in her hair, splattered on our carpet, it ruined the bowl…and we were laughing so hard we couldn't breathe. (Who knew eggs were explosive?!) It was a whole situation at the time, but it became a funny memory. 

No one is perfect, you just have to try to get along with the room mate you're assigned to, whether in a college dorm or a four person apartment. The poor people below had some of the worst roommates I've ever heard of! There are some genuinely weird dudes and dudettes in the world, and they don't stop being oddballs just because they're living with someone. If anything, they get too comfortable and increase their socially awkward habits.

Check out these insane roommate tidbits below. Then, give a big side-eye to this annoying mom who demanded a seller go above and beyond to bring her free products. 

'I turned off every automated task I had ever set up': Dude gets pro-level revenge against an entire company just by taking an unplanned vacation

If it ain't broke, don't fix it! It's common saying that this office place has clearly never heard of. After hiring a secret employee to find the weak parts of this business, the higher-ups made a huge mistake. 

The OP shared their story to r/pettyrevenge, but in my opinion, this is definitely pro-level revenge. They had the opportunity of a lifetime to show their office place exactly how important they were. Even the strategy the OP had – take 2 weeks vacation ASAP, let the pieces fall where they may – is an exceptionally good way to demonstrate the weight they pull around the office. 

In the comments, people shared their own funny work revenge/bad boss stories. Sometimes higher ups just don't know how an office functions, and then their interference just makes a smoothly oiled machine start clanking and falling apart. 

Up next, get the inside scoop on people's anonymous secrets and embarrassing admissions, such as, "I bought a 5 pack of cheap Polish sausages from Sainsbury's to eat on my way home and it wasn't until I had completely finished the first one that I realized they were individually wrapped in plastic." Yikes!

Relatable Memes for Overly Enthusiastic Quitters Who Have Already Given Up On Their New Year's Resolutions

2023 has taught us that most people actually have no interest in self-improvement. In fact, if you've been guzzling disgusting green juice every morning, your muscles ache from pushups you did that one time, and you're getting really tired of dry January, you might have been a little overzealous with your New Year's Resolutions this year. Maybe it was the Christmas eggnog talking, but for some reason, in December, you thought you could change your life habits overnight just by saying that you would when the clock struck midnight. Well, if you're only three weeks into 2023 and already cancelling the gym membership you never really used, you're not alone. 

The new year doesn't actually change you as a person and who knows, maybe you didn't actually need changing after all! You're fine just the way you are– 10lbs overweight, an abrasive sassy single, a midnight snacker, and someone who talks smack on joggers in the morning. But that doesn't mean you're a quitter, you're simply accepting yourself for who you are and deciding, affirmatively, that you're not willing to go out of your way to change that. In my opinion, that's just some self love and self care.

'Go Back to School' : Man Goes Viral for Destroying Entitled TikTok Fitness Influencer In Heated Argument When She Demands He Move Benches Because He's Ruining Her Livestream

Imagine you're going about your day, taking your usual walk in a nice park near your home, when you decide to sit down on a bench to take a breath. That's still legal, right? You haven't noticed that someone is standing in front of a 'Tripod' and apparently taking a video. This person proceeds to approach you more or less immediately with an entitled attitude and an actual demand — get out of her way because she's 'filming a Livestream for her followers'. 

Truly, the crazy amount of entitled people that exist blows my mind. This man deserves a medal for the way he handled this situation. It's crazy how nowadays all these TikTok influencers think they're God's gift to the world and that they own public spaces. If anybody were to tell me to move from a public space, I'd snicker in their face. If you want to film a video without people in the shot, then don't film it in a park. Seriously, what is wrong with people? 

The world is rapidly changing, and there is nothing we can do about it. This man's behavior is a great example of how one should deal with people like this. I certainly took a note, or two. Below you'll find a few screenshots that cover the gist of it, but the full video is worth the watch. Scroll down to check it out. You can also click here for some profoundly strange pics that made me wonder… what are the odds?

‘You Messed With the Wrong Neighbor’ : HOA Penalize Man With Unfair Fines, He Plays Ultimate Long Game in Revenge, Leads to Foreclosure on Vice President's Home for Unpaid Fines Amounting to $10,000

Some housing communities have something called a homeowner association, and oftentimes, its purpose is to act as a little parasite, bugging people to no end with ridiculous notions such as 'Making sure your lawn is green enough' — in February, no less. This man was fined for exactly that, as well as for the fact that his trash cans were 1 foot away from where they were 'supposed to be', and he found it utterly ludicrous. He refused to accept this reality, so he came up with a plan. What ensued is a mix of malicious compliance and petty revenge. 

He took it upon himself to join the board with the sole purpose of revolutionalizing it to the point where people would not receive fines for things such as their flowers not fitting the neighborhood's aesthetic (Yeah… that is apparently a thing in some places. Just… wow). He succeeded far beyond his expectations and gives a detailed account of what happened below. 

Turns out the VP was quite the hypocrite, which makes this all the more infuriating. The moral of the story? Don't mess with people, because sometimes you're gonna mess with the wrong one, and make your life miserable. Scroll down to check out the crazier side of the world. If you're feeling a bit on the tired side and feel like you need a dose of dopamine to make it to and through the weekend, check out these hilarious work memes.

'Thats not fair!!! I already told her she can have them': Entitled mother insists on free products, then she really escalates her demands

Don't make promises to your kid that you can't keep! An entitled mom apparently had to figure that out as she navigated a text exchange with a stranger that quickly devolved into hilarity. As the OP explained, their dog had outgrown a couple of harnesses. They decided to just give them away to a good home, and soon they were texting with at least two people who wanted the dog products. 

However, as the OP shared, it wasn't all smooth sailing due to this entitled mom's demanding behavior. She claims to be hurt, and wants her free products to be delivered ASAP. Umm, what? In what world would that be of any benefit to the OP? 

Maybe OP would have chosen to help out this wacky mother if she'd asked just a little bit nicer. Instead, the woman just couldn't understand why this would be such an issue. Well, at least she'll know better than to make false promises to her daughter for the next time this entitled lady tries to snag a free product. 

Up next, check out this genuinely unexpected thing that one content creator has been munching on — and why the internet has been begging her to quit it. 

‘The Greedy Pigs are Stealing, and the Worst Part Is It’s Legal’ : Former Employees Reveal Shady Company Fails and Secrets

It's surprising how colossal secrets are kept for so long within companies themselves, but more so when you think about how many employees have since left said company, and kept their mouths shut. Perhaps they signed an NDA, or they're afraid that they'll be sued regardless. Maybe they don't care, or they think others won't. Either way, it is of paramount importance for the world to find out about certain (bad) things, so that individuals can work together to put a stop to them. We all play an instrumental role in change.

What I'm saying is, people have worked in some pretty shady places… myself included. Company policies often, for lack of a better word, suck. They don't serve the customer in any shape, way, or form. It can get unethical pretty fast. What you'll see time and again, is company management informing the staff how to cheat customers out of money or services they deserve. Heck, it ain't even always legal…

That's what happens when greedy, shady, inconsiderate people run the place. While scrolling through r/AskReddit I happened on a post that posed the question, 'What's a company secret you can share now that you don't work there?' — and let's say that the answers were not pretty. Below you'll find some of the funniest (and most disturbing) replies.

While we're on the topic of a lack of justice, feel free to check out these funny and dumb phrases that were overheard in courtrooms.

'Bye Felicia': Paramedic quits after discovering they are the lowest paid despite having the most experience

You'd generally expect your position on the pay scale of an organization to accurately reflect your contributions and experience in the role. Unfortunately, this usually isn't even remotely close to being the truth.

 

'EXCUSE YOU': Karen 1 hits Karen 2 with her shopping cart, Karen 2 hits her right back

Two Karens walk into a supermarket and the rest is history! The audacity of this woman to meet idiocy with idiocy and then post about it on Reddit like she's some hero… everything about this behavior makes me feel like we need a cultural reset.

 

This lady, who shared her story via this thread on Reddit's r/F***YouKaren subreddit, explained how she was "jolted forward" by a Karen and her shopping cart at the grocery store and wasn't given an apology. Sure, that's awful and wildly inconsiderate. But to think that the proper way of handling the situation is to do the same exact thing in return? Honey, you're a Karen too. Even looking at the original poster's responses in the comments section further confirms that she is, in fact, a Karen herself. Keep scrolling below to see the comments for yourself. For more anecdotes like this one, here's a story about a Karen and Kevin verbally attacking a 13-year-old. 

'I'm so dumbfounded': Law student sits two hour interview only to be subsequently told the position is unpaid

Bosting about profits when your workers are underpaid is never a good look; you're just bragging about money that has gone into your wallet that should have otherwise gone towards your employees earning at least market rate. 

'I'm just feeling a bit humiliated and unfairly called out': Professor tells college student to wear a longer skirt in a class-wide email

I don't see this ending well for the professor... This student, who shared her story via this thread on Reddit's r/college subreddit, prefaced her post by explaining that she is extremely cognizant about what she wears to class. On top of that, the professor has seemingly never had an issue with the student's dress code prior to this moment.

 

With all this in mind, it clearly came as a big surprise when the student found herself singled out and shamed in a class-wide email about the dress code for their upcoming presentations. If it were a serious issue, the professor should have pulled the student aside and had a private conversation. The public shaming is not only rude and unproductive, but it also will jeopardize the professor's reputation if the student chooses to get the dean involved. Several professors and students shared their thoughts about what the Redditor should do next in the comments section below. For more stories like this, here's one about another college student's petty revenge.

Boss insists "cameras on, no exceptions" policy for remote workers, sparks online debate

The sure sign of a bad rule is utter and complete inflexibility; on the flip side, flexibility is something that is naturally worked into organizations by leaders who want to see and promote mutual success. If you're being overly tyrannical and micromanaging one particular aspect of your employee's work without considering things like their actual output and contribution, you're probably doing something wrong. Are you trying to contribute to everyone's success or trying to pump up your own ego with a power trip?

'I live my life like I'm being stalked by a sniper': 30+ Cringey and shocking confessions that could only be told anonymously

Who wants to own up to embarrassing things they've done when they could share that info anonymously instead? Certainly the users of @fesshole do! The British-based site is perfect for anonymous contributors to share their spiciest and most scandalous secrets. No one will ever know it's them, and everyone gets to take in the scenario. 

Even if you follow the page already, people post scores of these secrets each day, so we've searched through and found the most interesting ones! I'm particularly a fan of the husbands and wives keeping secrets from their significant others. Somehow, the stakes of their secrets being found out feels especially high! For example, one husband accidentally discovered his wife's wedding vows before their big day and has never told her. Hope she doesn't find out now that he's confessed anonymously!

Up next, find out if you're emotionally damaged — if you relate to these memes, I've got news for you…

"I thought he overreacted': Wife gets husband in trouble at work after taking his work laptop for her Facebook fix, thinks she's done nothing wrong

It's 2023, and a lot of us are more addicted to social media, streaming services, or YouTube than we'd probably care to admit. We'll take anything and everything — all at once — as long as it saves us from having a single thought enter our head that will lead us to reflect on our own existence. The buzzing hum of constant stimulation provides us with the means necessary to fill the void left by whatever our lives used to be. 

Unfortunately, despite the constant urge to check the reason behind the ding of a notification or that vibration in our front right pocket, we've still got jobs to do. We need money so that we can eat (while watching the same sitcom for the 100th time) and have a roof over the place where we rest our heads (and doom scroll social media until sweet sleep finally takes us.)

This wife felt that she was entitled to take her husband's laptop out of his work bag so that she could check her Facebook. After getting her dopamine hit, she failed to place the laptop back in its bag, landing hubby in some hot water at work. 

She has now taken to Reddit to see if she was in the wrong for the events that took place… and received a resounding response condemning her actions.

Keep reading for this story and the responses. For more marriage drama, check out this deadbeat-dad-to-be who skipped out on his pregnant wife's doctor's appointment to have fish 'n' chips with the boys. 

20+ Crazy Cringe Fails for the Emo Kid in All of Us

These cringe fails definitely fall in the "shouldn't look but can't look away" category! Keep scrolling below to have a look for yourself. For more, here are the top mildly infuriating moments of the week!

'Your request cannot be granted': Employee denied PTO request because horrible boss can't plan ahead

Your boss's inability to be organized is not your problem! That's exactly what this employee learned after receiving a ridiculously unprofessional and poorly written email that denied their PTO request, which was submitted over a month and a half in advance.

 

This thread, which was posted to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit by u/carter221298, perfectly captures the signs of a toxic work environment and a poorly run company. If they cannot operate when an employee is gone for 5 days (especially when they had plenty of time to plan ahead and figure everything out beforehand), that's not only reflective of how irreplaceable the employee is but also how disorganized the company at large is. Ultimately, this means that the employee has lots of leverage, as they might have learned by reading suggestions from folks in the comments section. The response here is not to comply but to put your foot down. If you're as needed as they say you are, they can't afford to lose you.

 

For more, check out this story about another employee's PTO debacle.

20 Weekly Memes for the Employees Who Need a Dose of Dopamine to Make It to the Weekend

You know it's bad when you arrive to work with a frown, grumbling a hello to the secretary, turning on your computer while rubbing your eyes, and wishing you'd have called in sick. You become obsessed with the time and take breaks whenever you can. Push off tasks even though the deadline is approaching because you simply can't seem to find an eff to give anymore. Your boss is absolutely insufferable, your coworkers are exhausting, and you begin wondering what the hell were you thinking when you picked this career back in the day. Where is the white picket fence you imagined you'd have by now?

Maybe a short vacation in Atlantic city would have done it back in the day, but now even that wouldn't take you out of the predicament you're in. Perhaps the answer lies in becoming a freelancer and just working from home. At least then you'd have minimal contact with the rest of the human species. That sounds like a personal heaven if you ask me. 

In the meantime, the best recipe for some serotonin is obviously memes, and that's why you're here — so let's get into them. Also, feel free to check out some terrible biological parents who get when they deserve when they think they can waltz back into their daughter's life unannounced. 

We Gave An AI Robot 18 Of George Costanza's Iconic Phrases And It's Disturbing

According to The Oxford English Dictionary,  Artificial Intelligence is "the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence, such as visual perception…". So we figured that it would be very interesting to see what happens when a tool that was built to translate the normal human mind into images deals with the person who rightfully described himself as "the opposite of every guy you've ever met." 

George Costanza meets the AI tool called Midjourney, Ladies and Gentleman. 

To sum up the results we would probably use another one of George's iconic quotes "I'm speechless. I have no speech". So without further yada, yada, yada here are 18 quotes we chose and the outstanding results that came from Midjourney.  
 

'He totally ignored my questions... Sir! I am almost 30 years old!': Misogynistic wedding venue manager embarrasses himself in front of colleagues, loses customers

One woman's story of being ignored by a misogynistic wedding venue manager had commenters asking, 'Has he lost his mind?' 

As a professional in the workplace, you always want to be taken seriously and respected in your line of business. For women in the workplace, just insisting that male colleagues be respectful and have normal workplace interactions can be a huge chore. One woman shared her experience on Reddit with the r/weddingshaming community, and the post clearly made waves, with numerous posters chiming in to share their own experiences with casual and blatant misogyny in the workplace. Others shared tales of men talking down to them or ignoring them in important decision making scenarios (like buying a car, as one woman shared.) 

Check out this story below to facepalm hard over this guy's cringey and out-of-touch interaction with the OP. And up next, check out this incredibly satisfying tale of a locksmith who got back at an annoying customer in a way that only a locksmith can. 

'And they think $7.25 an hour is a living wage': Local Florida restaurant hypocritically roasts people who take 'government handouts', while blatantly advertising their toxic work culture

Everything just hits different in Florida. Fondly known as the 'penis of America', Florida has proven that its mercurial population and DGAF approach to life can simply raw dog reality with no consequences. One local restaurant took that same Floridian spirit and has gone viral on Reddit through a post by a former patron, who shared a picture of an egregiously back-handed sign displayed in front of the business. Camellia Street Grill, a small local place in the heart of the Everglades, is obviously not happy with the rising labor problems in America and they certainly want everyone to know it. In fact, according to the toxicity implied in the sign they posted, they might even still think that that $1600 check from three years ago is still paying the bills for some people. 

'It took everything in me not to yell': Needy coworker keeps asking for a ride home, becomes borderline stalker

Melanie needs to learn something about boundaries! Let's also acknowledge that her name just sounds like that of a needy, annoying coworker (sorry, I don't make the rules!). This thread was posted to Reddit's r/EntitledPeople subreddit by u/c4stoway. 

 

Our hearts go out to the original poster, who has had to put up with this mean, 'fair weather' friend. We all have that coworker who only acts like you exist when they need a favor, and here's the thing: you simply do not owe that coworker anything, especially if it's a major inconvenience. Using your 15 minute break time to drive that coworker home (which would realistically take more like 45 minutes) certainly qualifies as a major inconvenience. The fact that Melanie refused to take no for an answer and wound up waiting around for over four hours only to ask the Redditor for a ride home yet again is just borderline stalker behavior. Not only is the Redditor totally justified in saying no, but she should also talk to her supervisor and ask to be kept away from Melanie as much as possible. 

 

Keep scrolling below for the full story, and when you're done, here's another post about an entitled Karen at a restaurant.