Fired-up Karen calls fire department for nothing, so the entire neighborhood retaliates against her

Nosy neighbors always have too much time on their hands to start pointless feuds. In this case, Karen not only ignited a neighborhood fight, she also wasted valuable resources. 

This person shared their wild tale from a few years ago, when they first moved into a duplex. The trouble stared the day they moved in, when Karen began interrogating her new neighbor. Acting like she was the HOA, she told the OP that all fire pits and bonfires are banned from the street, then asked lots more invasive question. The OP just ignored her, but after a few months, they decided to put up some tiki torches to keep bugs away. Karen didn't like that! As Karens often do, she made her problem everyone else's problem too. She called up the local fire department to complain, not just once, but several times! What a waste of a fire department's time. 

Next up, this high schooler completely ruined a $1000 uniform when he just couldn't follow some simple instructions. 

'I got my sister's account suspended' : Brother takes petty revenge on entitled influencer sister for adding him to her viral cooking videos without his consent, leading to family drama

Isn't it crazy that we live in an era where posting yourself online counts as a career? You can make millions of dollars by making maintaining a shocked expression as you stare at an imaginary audience through a camera and overexaggerate the pronunciation of every word you say. Hey, bonus if you learn a trending dance that includes exactly 3 moves with a voiceover of a baby screeching. Times have changed, y'all…

This college student took to the r/AITA subreddit, asking Redditors for their take on a frustrating situation he had handled with his sister. She was an influencer and would film weekly cooking videos at her parent's home, where he was staying as he studied, for her TikTok and Youtube. He requested multiple times that she not include him in the videos, to no avail. So he came up with a plan, which included saying a bunch of controversial things that she would later upload. It resulted in the suspension of her account, and he wondered if he had taken it too far… Was this revenge too wild? You be the judge of that.

Commenters were quick to point out that given the lack of consideration on her part, she had it coming. Scroll down to read the full story. For more, check out this funny story where spam callers were scammed into donating money to charity.

'AITA for not giving my boss my first class seat?': Internet defends worker's decision not to give their boss their personal seat upgrade

If you haven't heard the word: It's 2023, and we're reinstating the law that entitles your lord to anything you own.

How dare you own something nicer than your boss? From now on, if they want your stuff, they get it…. That 10-year-old BMW you're driving? Hand it over. Your new smartwatch? Just put it on their wrist right now. Oh—and they wouldn't mind if you re-homed your family's corgi, Mr. Pickle, to them either.

Just imagine the frailty of this boss's ego. It's pretty hard to imagine what a fragile human being they must be if they took offense to the simple fact that their subordinate didn't give them their personal seat upgrade. They just couldn't even handle them having one thing. 

This story was shared on Reddit's r/AmItheA**Hole subreddit by a concerned user who was wondering if they were in the wrong for refusing to give up their seat to their boss. I'll leave you to guess how that verdict went.

'Get new friends': Host kicks guests out of party after someone broke a critical rule

Here's how to ruin a party in just one step. A lot of planning is involved with any party – making a list of food, drinks, party supplies, and more. This person had their party all planned out. They invited their friend group, and mentioned more than once they have a severe allergic reaction. However, once the party actually kicked off, barely an hour passed before someone broke this one critical rule. 

How hard is it to avoid someone's serious allergies if you're already aware of them? As commenters noted, only terrible friends would ignore these simple directions and bring the allergen to the party. Plus, as other commenters noted, who in their right mind brings raw fish to cook at an indoor party? Just the intense smell of fish cooking could be enough to end that party. OP has no real friends in sight for this egregious offense. 

Next, check out these really strange and mysterious sign fails. 

'Narcissistic bosses are the worst': Employee told she's disposable despite doing all her boss's work, she quits and company suffers

Thankfully, this does not end well for the narcissistic boss. This guy took advantage of his employee's hard work, all while repeating that she was disposable. Well, if she was so disposable, why was he so reliant on her work to then claim as his own? 

 

This thread was posted to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit by u/Ok_Negotiation9770, and while we feel for her struggle after she quit, on the bright side, it seems like her former company struggled without her. Even though her boss seemed to think his connection with the higher-ups at the company would keep him from getting fired, word got out very quickly that he wasn't actually the one doing his own job this whole time. So in the end, u/Ok_Negotiation9770 definitely made the right decision.

 

Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best comments. For more, here's another story about an employee who discovered their CEO was, in fact, their half-brother.

20+ Strange and mysterious sign fails

Some signs typos are so odd that you're left squinting and wondering how such a mistake could happen. That's the case for these funny sign fails – businesses and individuals alike were slacking on the spellcheck. At least some of these amateur photographers managed to capture the strange hilarity before they got taken down!

Next up, check out this jaw-dropping story of nuclear-level revenge. 

'The manager quit and it's crazy': Injured employee gets 'nuclear revenge' on negligent boss

Any manager who flouts the rules is bound to learn an expensive lesson. The relationship between a boss and employee is one that has to be carefully navigated. Even more so in the case of this person, whose boss was running a rather shady business, but still chose to be a jerk to his employees. 

The OP wrote about their nuclear level revenge they inflicted on their boss. During a snow storm, the employer made the crazy choice to have his employees shovel the parking lot, instead of hiring a truck to do it. The OP writes that the ground basically turned into a "slip n slide" and sure enough, they took a tumble and hurt themself pretty badly. Their boss made it clear that they didn't care. So the OP took it upon themself to report this shady business to everyone they could think of, with some extremely satisfying results. 

Next, this woman had a complete meltdown on Facebook, detailing the epic story of her money grab gone wrong. 

'I said no!': Top Entitled People of the Week (March 7, 2023)

Entitlement comes in many forms in this life. As you'll see from the following roundup of the most entitles folks of the week, these people range from childish coworkers to selfish grooms to uncles who tend to overstay their welcome at family gatherings. Some stories are laugh-out-loud ridiculous, while others are borderline infuriating. You'll have to decide for yourself which of these individuals stands out as the most entitled of the bunch. 

Keep scrolling below for this compilation of the most entitled people of the week! When you're finished, check out these top worst landlords.

'The woman laughed and made a whiney noise, mimicking me. She had no idea who she was messing with.' : Entitled Karen teases woman and steals her parking space, leading to wild revenge

Parking at wholefoods can suck the happiness out of anyone. Even if you won the lottery ten minutes prior, sliding into the wholefoods parking lot will take your high and throw it in the trash. The number of Karens running, driving, strutting and squawking is implausible, unless you've seen it firsthand. This lady was waiting patiently for her turn in said parking lot, her blinkers turned on, the wind blowing in her hair, just chilling, as an elderly woman was taking her time leaving her parking spot. Suddenly a Karen appeared out of nowhere and snatched the parking spot up. Mind you, she almost took off the elderly woman's door in the awful act.

Livid, OP asked her what was up. This Karen had the audacity to mimic her and told her 'S-o-rrr-y', which led OP to believe that she was not in fact, sorry at all. She had never been so angry in her life. What ensued was a mix of outrage and humiliation, followed by the use of a certain key on a certain car. Scroll down to read about this sweet, petty revenge.

For more, check out this enraging story of a boss who told his employee that he will 'work when I tell you to work'. It's enough to make anyone maliciously comply to the point where the boss realizes he messed up, big time.

'You're out of your mind, Susan': Dramatic bride goes nuclear when friends won't pay thousands for her wedding, deletes entire Facebook page

This (former) bride was steaming mad at her wedding guests for ruining her big day by not giving her exactly what she wanted. In an utterly unhinged post, this woman named Susan shared her side of the wedding story to everyone on her Facebook page. She aired out her dirty laundry because she'd gotten so entitled that almost no one, friend or family, would talk to her. It's truly a journey through the mind of a woman so self centered that she loses it all. 

In a nutshell, Susan wanted her guests to give her money, no gifts, just four figures or more. A surprising number of guests actually did offer her several thousand dollars, but as the wedding grew closer, the bride started to panic that she still didn't have enough to have her dream nuptials. The best part of this post are her two followers, who immediately roasted her wild post. 

Next, this dad doesn't want to lift a finger for his daughter's birthday party… but he may actually have a point. 

'Wow, you're cheaper than I thought': Bridezilla charges guests for Michelin star restaurant service at wedding, guest bails to get McDonald's instead

People really think they can get away with wretched behavior at their own weddings, don't they? This bridezilla literally lied to their friend and colleague, who asked point blank at the beginning if there were any fees attached to attending her wedding. Turns out there was a BIG unexpected fee. When the friend arrived at the reception, she found herself having to pay exorbitant amounts of money for dinner - talk about something the bride probably should have mentioned.

 

The friend posted her side of the story to this thread on Reddit's r/AmITheA**hole subreddit, and should she have confronted the bride that she was stepping out for a bit to get McDonald's? Probably not. She probably should have just done it and no one would have noticed. That way, no one would have caused a scene. That being said, we are still very much on the Redditor's side here. Charging your guests a dinner fee is ridiculous, especially for that kind of food. Just have a Big Mac and call it a day!

 

For more stories like this, here's one about an entitled mother and some parking drama.

'I refuse to lift a finger': Dad resists cleaning for his daughter's party after wife rejects his ideas

Cleaning for a 5 year old's birthday party is pushing this couple into a huge fight. This couple has a 5 year old daughter, and they each work between 60-80 hours per week in legal careers. If that already sounds exhausting, they're also adding on the stress of organizing a party for their kiddo. 

The OP writes that his wife really wants this party held at their home, but she isn't satisfied with the cleanliness of their home. U/Silas_Of_The_Lambs, the OP, added that his wife needs the place to look "completely spotless," which he thinks is a pretty unreachable goal. He instead offered a bunch of other perfectly reasonable solutions: hiring a cleaning service, asking friends and family for help, and even just accepting that their place won't be spotless. But none of that is going to fly with his wife… In the comments, people offered heartfelt advice for this OP and his wife for how they can manage their expectations and salvage their child's party despite their spat. 

Next up, this guy tried to help out his neighbor before a massive winter storm, but he got shouted off her property instead. 

'Hopefully the dry cleaners can fix it': Clueless Kevin instantly ruins brand new marching band uniform

"After 12 hard years of constant fundraising, our band finally bought new uniforms to replace our old ones from the 90s," one student wrote, as they revealed how one goofy Kevin made a mess of it.

U/myheelswillcrushyou wrote to the r/StoriesAboutKevin sub to share a story about a dude (actually named Kevin) who just could not follow directions. Even before Kevin ruined the brand new uniforms, he was a bull in a china shop. The OP writes that he was late to rehearsals, couldn't understand time signatures, and even dropped his drum quite often. So it couldn't have come as a surprise that Kevin couldn't understand the instructions that came along with the marching band's new uniforms. He was instructed not to eat in the uniform, and to be careful with the new outfit. The OP writes that everybody knew this rule, because they were reminded a ton of times every day. But that didn't stop him from breaking the rule with maybe the messiest possible food! 

Up next, if you went to a friend's house and had dinner, and then they asked you to pay for your plate, would you do it? 

'CEBro went nuclear': Employee takes DNA test, turns out their CEO is their half-brother, CEO tries to get them fired

This employee literally just wanted to find out if their grandmother was from Ireland...turns out their CEO is their half-brother instead. Talk about taking a DNA test and finding out you are 100% not that b****. This thread was originally posted [Ask a Manager] and was subsequently reposted to Reddit's r/BestofRedditorUpdates by u/supertoasty, and wow, there are more twists and turns in this one than anything streaming on Netflix right now.

 

Not only was this an upsetting turn of events for the original poster's family, but also this Redditor had absolutely no idea their CEO would find out and would subsequently initiate such a shady, over-the-top project to get them fired. The hero of this story, as several folks in the comments section pointed out, would be Katie, the original poster's direct manager who anticipated all this shadiness and made sure that the Redditor was protected. Keep scrolling below to see how the CEO's actions were found out. For more, here's a story about a rejected job applicant being unfairly asked to help for free.

Squirrels helps get revenge on Karen neighbor: 'This whole event caused her to toss the entire roast she had been making [ ] out the window'

Nothing like nature taking its natural course and weeding out the evil ones. This story below is a perfect example of humanity and nature coming together to annoy the evil ones aka Karens. Yes, even nature hates Karens.

The story begins inside a simple city apartment. The Karen neighbor is on the top floor and the squirrel allies are below her. This particular Karen neighbor has many instances where she throws tantrums and treats everyone below her like… well, like they are beneath her, if you know what we mean. Maybe because she is on the top floor she feels like she has the right to treat her neighbors like trash and be a horrible example of a "friendly" neighbor. But, we digress. The story began one day when the downstairs neighbors heard some commotion and then a window break. They looked outside at the shared yard they unfortunately had with the Karen, and see a lone roast sitting on the ground. Turns out something happened and the Karen threw a roast through a closed window… 

The roast was the catalyst for the squirrels. The apartment building had a squirrel problem once before, but they were able to get it under control, no thanks to the slum-like landlords. The Karen neighbor did not care we suppose, because she left her roast out there for all the squirrels to feast on and then on top of that left her disgusting dirty-diaper-filled trash out for the squirrels to get to. 

So, of course, the squirrels got to everything and eventually made their way back into the building's walls. They started making loud noises scurrying between walls all day, keeping the Karen neighbor up. Since the landlord sucked, like they often do, the Karen just had to live with the squirrels torturing her. 

The neighbors thought maybe they could do something to help, but then again… Nah. This was nature's way of giving the Karen neighbor what she deserved. Thank you, city squirrels! Read the entire situation and how it ended below: 

'The flat is paid for and you are still paying rent?!' Woman gets ripped off by trust fund baby boyfriend, internet reacts

I smell a breakup in the near future. Let's hope the original poster is listening to the feedback she received after posting this thread to Reddit's r/AmITheA**hole subreddit because this relationship is just toxic now.

 

Let's start with the fact that this trust fund baby had his apartment fully paid for by daddy, yet he insists on his girlfriend paying him half of what the market rate would be each month. That's not money that's supposed to be paid to a landlord or to the guy's father. That's just free money for the boyfriend. And on top of that, now he wants all of their expenses to be split proportionally according to their income, a request he conveniently made not long after she got a big promotion. Does this guy earn any of his own money? The audacity is mind-boggling at this point. How about they factor in generational wealth to make things really fair?

 

Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best comments. When you're finished, check out this person's petty revenge on their evil stepmother.

30+ Delightfully dorky 'drop-off lines' to break up with your boo

If you get dates with a pick-up line, you use a drop-off line when you break up! On the r/AskReddit sub, people were in stitches with these outrageous hypothetical breakup lines. Some people claim to have actually broken up with people in this goofy manner in middle school! Don't actually use these unless you want to have some major regrets. With lines like "Our relationship is like my financial status: Broke," at least they're plenty relatable. Comments flooded in with suggestions, so clearly people have thought about using these goofy one liners, should they ever get the chance. 

Decide for yourself which breakup line you love most, or drop your own version in the comments below. Then, check out this family vacation gone wrong after one mom demanded her cousin watch her kids, then freaked out when she heard their salary request. 

'I forced myself to keep going out of spite': Entitled woman kicks athlete's water bottle while waiting to use sled weights, athlete gets petty revenge

Are gyms the newest breeding ground for entitled behavior? I won't lie, when I first saw this thread, which was posted to Reddit's r/pettyrevenge subreddit, I assumed that the original poster was one of those people who hog a machine and spend upwards of ten minutes "resting in between sets" at a machine while scrolling through dating apps and social media.

 

However, that doesn't seem to be the case here. In this story, the Redditor was taking only a minute in between sets and used their water bottle to mark their territory. Cue the entitled woman, who literally kicked the Redditor's hydroflask and attempted to take their sled weight. This led to the original poster's desire for some exercise-fueled petty revenge. Keep scrolling below to see exactly what they did next and how the woman responded. For more stories like this, check out this Redditor's revenge on their stepmother!

'That's a ridiculous rate': Entitled vacationing family has a meltdown over childcare costs

This confused freelancer is unsure if they asked for way too much money to babysit their cousin's three youngsters. U/HENNYDEFN was pretty sure they weren't asking for too much money, but they checked with the r/AmItheA**hole community to be sure. 

As the OP writes, they're actually a software engineer who freelances on the side. They make between $40-$60 per hour at their official roles, but they were willing to offer a family discount when their cousin asked them to babysit. This cousin is bringing three kids on vacation with the OP. Shockingly, the cousin asked the OP to babysit her kids for the entirety of the three day vacation. It's pretty wild to assume this hardworking OP would rather spend their vacation watching three young kids. But then, when the OP tried to negotiate an hourly rate, their cousin didn't take it well. 

Next, this person made an unbelievably cringe mistake at their big interview with a company's CEO… 

'I will be leaving in order to pursue happiness': Employee prints form resignation letter and makes savage hand-written adjustments

Talk about effortless, am I right? If you've ever been in a situation where you needed to quit your job immediately, you would know that sometimes you have already put in more than enough effort to be courteous about it. You've already put up with more than enough BS in the workplace. You've already been asked to take on more responsibility than what you've signed up for with no change in pay. You've already had to do the work of multiple people simultaneously. And, well, you've had enough.

 

It's important to get you in that mindset before taking a look at this letter, which was shared on Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit. Let's just say that this person has set the new standard for resignation letters. The edits are chef's kiss perfect. Be sure to remember these adjustments when it's your turn to give your two weeks' notice. 

 

For more, here's a tale of malicious compliance in which a retail employee was shamed by his boss's boss. 

Funniest Work Memes for Corporate Millennials That Are Underpaid and Overworked (March 2, 2023)

Anyone who's ever worked in the corporate world had had a taste of something humanity naturally fears. Perpetual hellscape of the cubicle creates a literal prison for employees, micromanaging their every move and enslaving them to stare at spreadsheets until the day they retire (which may be never…?). Corporate big wigs like to try and "sweeten the deal" with marginal profit sharing or offering company stocks to employees at a discount, but we all know that that's barely a step up from the pizza party we all know is coming as soon as anyone starts asking for a real raise. Sure it pays well to be a cog in the corporate machine, but at what cost? 

'TIFU by misinterpreting the CEO's arm gesture': Cringey interview goes terribly wrong

Interviews seem to bring out the most awkward parts of ourselves. There's just no way to get through the interview process without being uncomfortable in some way. After all, you're suddenly placed in a new environment, surrounded by people you don't know and have to impress, and you're dressed up fancy while being as nervous as possible. 

This person shared their own deeply embarrassing interview story. Not only did the OP act goofy in front of the CEO, they kept getting interviews despite that gaffe! In the comments, people shared some stories that had us laughing out loud at the absurdity. At least the OP isn't alone in their shame. 

Next, our Facebook followers answered this question: "What's your unpopular food opinion?" The answers are eye opening, from the suggestion of eating peanut butter with chili, to the pineapple on pizza lovers and haters. 

'Never piss off your tool guy': Mechanic malicious compliance ensues after temperamental male Karen loses it

If there's one thing to learn in life, it's to always be kind to your mechanic. This guy in particular clearly had a strong reputation with his customers and was well-known for being excellent at what he does. So did he need this male Karen's business after he threw a temper tantrum and also threw a literal tool in his direction? No, he did not. Our favorite tool guy was told to get off male Karen's property and that's exactly what he did, knowing how much this customer desperately needed his services. Shortly thereafter, he shared his story via this thread on Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit.

 

As many folks in the comments section have pointed out, the highlight of the story comes when the Redditor is able to name the exact part that was thrown at him by male Karen. That's how you know how good this guy is at his job. Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best comments. When you're finished, here's another tale of malicious compliance about a student's morally questionable assignment. 

 

Thumbnail photograph: Aaron Huber

Best Blunt Unpopular Opinions of the Week for the Controversially Brave Crowd

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but some people's brains are wired in a super weird way. Their thought process is… yikes. Free speech is great and all, don't get me wrong! But let's keep in mind the fact that along with the right to free speech, comes the right to judge. Reddit is full of highly opinionated folk, and there is an entire subreddit devoted to unpopular opinions. That is why we are gathered here today, to judge some of the most controversial ones.

If you take things personally, you might not want to pay this sub a visit. Anonymity brings along trolls, and they sure like to stir stuff up. People also tend to take things super seriously nowadays and don't want to give others room to voice their own opinions. In other words, cancel culture is rampant. Everyone is offended so easily, and they think that the right to free speech should be renounced, as long as it goes along with their idea of a status quo.

Moving on! Scroll down for the most accurate (?) and wacky unpopular opinions. For more, check out these funny coworker memes.

'No one wants to be friends with their boss': Manager complains that his staff is too chummy and he feels left out, internet serves up harsh reality check

Getting a manager you get along with is rare these days. The workforce is filled with entitled Karen and Kyle bosses that think since they're you boss they can treat you like trash. Those jobs are the kind you have to quit as soon as possible. However, when you find upper management that you actual click with, it's feels like the sky has opened and the sun is shining down on you and the angels sing, ya know? However, how far can you go with that "click" with upper management before it's too far? What do you consider an appropriate healthy relationship with your boss? 

One boss took to Reddit to vent his frustrations with his staff. He says that he believes he is a good boss and his employees even tell him so. They all get along very well during work hours and talk like they're amongst friends. However, once the quitting time whistle rings, the staff goes out and has their own time together and they never invite him out. He says he knows that being left out of after-work activities is part of being a manager, but he still feels left out and bummed about it. He posted all of these Reddit and redditors served him up a harsh reality—that you can either be their friends or their boss, you cannot be both. Though the fact of the matter seems harsh, many redditors also add that it's actually a good sign that he doesn't attend those after work outings with his staff. That his staff needs a safe space to vent about their upper management if they are going to garner a healthy working environment together and he just can't be there. 

What do you think? Would you invite your boss out for happy hour drinks after work? Check out the thoughts on the subject below!

''Seriously??': Employer's bathroom break policy goes viral after employee shares it online

Imagine finishing school and looking to enter the workforce for the first time... Your entire life, you've dreamt about the freedom and opportunity that graduating from school will offer you—what doors will open? Where will you go? What way will the direction blow you? The answers to these questions aren't nearly as exciting as you might have hoped… none, nowhere, and wherever you can find work—respectively. As soon as you throw that cap in the air, the student loan repayments start to tick; and then there's rent, rates, taxes, food, transportation, and insurance before you even get to sniff that paycheck. These costs are going to hold you still—exactly wherever you landed.

What's worse? In University, you had the freedom to skip lectures (when needed) and dip out of the lecture hall to use the restroom (when required). Now that you're tied to a desk, counter, or phone—you don't have that option. On top of everything else, your boss now wants to know the status of your homeostasis and the movement of your sphincters; hey, it's only a matter of time before we're all microchipped so they can farm that data. 

That's what got this online community so fired up when images of this poster went viral. The poster describes an authoritative bathroom break policy in which workers need to notify their Supervisors before attending to their business. Hilariously, they're also going to somehow monitor your phone usage and dock you points for making too long of a pit stop. What, are they going to be standing outside with a stopwatch? What is this? Stock cars or Formula 1?

Keep reading to see the images, along with screenshots of the original thread and reactions. For more stupid workplace policies, check out this lunch invite that demanded workers pay.

Update! ‘What? AITA did good?’: Stepdad makes amends with son after getting eviscerated online

It's not every day that you see savagery on the Internet actually make a positive impact. Yup, you read that right. This stepdad posted to Reddit's r/AmITheA**hole subreddit and was eviscerated in the comments section by the ruthless judges of the AITA community, but now the Redditor has come back having turned over a new leaf. 

 

Believe it or not, the internet savagery that u/nervousaccomplice74 received actually made him learn to listen to his stepson and realize that he was going through an incredible amount of change during an already difficult stage of life. Who would have thought that the AITA community could do some good in the world, or that this guy would have the capability to look inward and reflect rather than turn a blind eye to what people were saying? What a 180 to have witnessed. Am I about to cry right now? Who's to say?

 

Keep scrolling below for the original post followed by the update and some new comments. For more stories like this, here's a funny one about a student who was forced to write a fundraising letter to his grandparents.

'Yes, there is a storm coming. No, we will not be closing': Hypocrite boss forces employees to come to work during severe winter storm

We guarantee that this toxic boss will not show up to work... even though he literally went out of his way to pressure everyone else to go in. 

 

There are so many unprofessional moments within his message and unkept promises in this thread, which was posted to Reddit's r/antiwork subreddit by one of his employees. That employee also revealed in the comments section that the promise of helping drive coworkers to work was obviously unrealistic (looks like Toxic Boss came up with a series of excuses to fulfill that end of the bargain). Furthermore, the fact that he warned employees to prepare themselves to be shoveling snow all day - which is certainly not part of their job descriptions - is just further incentive for these employees to band together and demand fair treatment or just straight up quit. Keep scrolling below to see the full messages and the comments from other Redditors.

 

For more, here's.another tale about a company that rejected an interview candidate and then asked for help mere months later.

 

Thumbnail photograph: John Waco, Jr. 

‘Get Me Who’s in Charge. You Won’t See a Cent of This Bill’ : Elitist Customer Demands Manager After Miscommunication, Server Loses Tip

Private events at restaurants are often riddled with miscommunications, false impressions, and rude guests/customers. One server took to Reddit, complaining about an entitled, elitist customer she'd come across at a sports event the restaurant she worked at, hosted. Organizers of such events generally relay important information to guests, but it usually lands on deaf ears. This was such a case. She was working with colored lanyards, so she knew which guests were to receive free refills on spirits.

Alas, you'll always find a Karen in the wild. In this situation, it was more of a Ken. This customer was aghast when he was handed a bill at the end of the night. What ensued was an awkward misunderstanding, a heck of a lot of yelling, entitled behavior, and zero tips for the server. Scroll down to read the infuriating detailed account below, as told by u/princesspriyaa.

When you're finished reading, check out this tale of malicious compliance, including the firing of an employee who just couldn't seem to follow company safety guidelines.

Top Worst Landlords of the Week (March 3, 2023)

Ah, landlords: you can't live without 'em! The following anecdotes serve as further proof that landlords really can make your life more difficult than you could ever imagine. Keep scrolling below to have a look at these horrifying tales. When you're finished, here are some top tales from your server!