r/Prorevenge Fire Me? Lose $10,000,000
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:09 Company bullies
5:33 Stranger divorce
8:47 Property manager revenge
"Sneaky Snitch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC By Attribution 3.0 - Komedie
*2nd Story:* Never would I think that jokingly telling someone online, "That's not what you said last night" could literally ruin someone's marriage like what happened here. 😆
Fr 😮 I was not expecting that but it was Glorious
Whoops. xD
Karma.
Honestly, this relationship was already heading for the rocks. She just escalated its speed towards disaster.
Him being a serial cheater makes sense though. Honestly she probably did her a favor, especially considering he was currently having an actual affair 🤢
story 2, I don't think the guy was harassing OP because she was a woman, but because HE was the one setting off the fireworks, and he knew it, felt attacked by it, and wanted to attack back.
OP didn't know. Hell, his wife might not have known.
OP's little petty revenge blew up and gave that douchebag the karma he so rightly deserved
See, if the dude was faithful because just an Ahole I would have had some pity for him. But no, he was a cheating prick who got everything he deserved.
The whole time I was alternating between LMAO and HELLS YEAH.
But how had the wife not known?
*Dumb Property Manager:* I'mma keep this sucker's security deposit. What's the worst that could happen?
*Narrator:* 'The worst' was about to happen.
Ominous music plays.
Story 1: Yeah, bully that one guy who knows how to do their job. What is this? High School? Hope the old team is proud of that eight figure loss just because they wanted to be dicks. The manager was surprisingly chill with OP not coming back though, this shows the bullying is very severe and he knew about it.
You'd think that be grounds for a lawsuit.
Sad to say but its extremely common to happen in a lot of companies because its very hard to prove bullying. Yeah you can sue, but you have to prove the actions took place, that they have fabricated documents showing you as failing/doing anything bad, etc. They also often will bully your now ex-coworkers into signing documents stating you are the bully/bad guy.
99/100 times its better financially for the company to bully somebody out vs giving them their golden chute so to speak and nobody thinks they will be that 1 in 100 that just dun goofed it.
You'd be surprised how few "adults" never progress past high school, at least mentally.
Clique mentality. Unfortunately, it's depressingly common in the workforce.
It's like that at most jobs in Georgia. The person who doesn't do much or do none gets the promotion while the person who knows the system inside our gets treated like garbage.
Story 2: OP is an accidental hero. No pity for misogynistic cheaters.
Story 2: A wise man once said; ”Boy! That escalated quickly! I mean that really got out of hand fast!”
At least nobody's wanted for murder (that we know of).
Though it did jump up a notch didnt it?
@@Luxord5294 It did, didn't it?
When you said "boy!" Kratos was all I could think of lol
1st story: OP is in charge of coordinating with his Chinese counterpart for supplies.
OP: "Where is my Chinese counterpart?"
The company: "Supplies!!"
*1st Story:* Don't you love it when companies kill their metaphorical golden goose and fail to check to see if they had more? 🤣
This is why you don't piss off your best worker... 😂😂😂
I've seen so many companies go down because they try to screw over the person who literally covers EVERYTHING and knows what no one else does.
I felt bad for the guy in story 2 until I found out he actually was cheating. Alls well that ends well. Also Thursday at 1am is ridiculous for fireworks.
i didn’t, he’s an asshole anyway. not that surprising that he was actually cheating, anyone who responds to a neighborhood post like that is clearly not in their right mind.
If you don't want a crappy life, don't be crappy.
If it wasn't firework dude, there is no doubt firework dude now knows to not do it anymore, because he saw what happens for getting on her bad side, hahaha.
Story 2 + 3: I love accidental ProRevenge. Both OPs post something to get back at the arseholes they were dealing with, and it just happened to break two camels' backs
For the first, OP writes a post that implies an affair, and ends up exposing an actual one. For the second, OP posts their grievances, and it somehow ends up revealing what is basically embezzlement and ends up wrecking a company
When you aim for the shoulder, but hit the nuts
@@Dragonewt-dv6dj I've never heard that but very much like it. 😀
Don't you love it when a small lie turns out to be somewhat true and implodes a cheater's life? Because I certainly do.
Also, there's no doubt that he is the fireworks guy. Nothing betrays guilt like an angry reaction.
The accidental pro revenge from that woman was PERFECT! Loved it!
Right?! Remember folks, don't start nothin', won't be nothin'. Lol
That story made me laugh out loud 😂 I need to remember that one the next time someone says something stupid to me online 😅
@@ashh4929And I like, "Don't step up if you can't keep up!" 😊
@@jodie1556 ahahahahahaha there's gonna be a bunch of people in trouble for sure
Story 1: There's simply firing someone because you don't like them, and then there's straight up bullying people into quitting because you don't want them on your team, but you don't to pay them severance either. I wouldn't want to work with them, that toxic mentality should not exist.
At least karma got them in the form of $10M-$99M losses. Hope that team got sacked
ik this is a six month old comment but there's literally a whole legal thing about bullying someone into quitting. spoiler alert: if you have documentation, it is very illegal
You know, stories like these make me wonder if there's a subreddit for accidental revenge stories. If not, there totally should be!
I never understand companys who expect everything to be smooth sailing after throwing away their most important part. Its like a phone with no screen. What are the benefits of bullying one of the most imporant people int quitting? Saving a good few nickels? Because news flash: It doesn't matter how powerful you are if the company is losing 8 figures and can possibly be at risk of going under! And then, then OP left the company, they need OP so much because OP knew it all! Shocker, I know.
I don't understand why people bully in general. Like, what benefit do you see in bullying? A sense of power? A sense of control? It doesn't make sense.
It make even less sense when its done for a vital worker that can make 7, 8, maybe even 9 figures. "Oh! Lets bully our very important employee into quitting and replace him/her with a rookie with no training. Nothing can go wrong!" (the rookie doesn't know and causes problems) "Oh no! How could I have seen this coming! We want the employee that we bullied into quitting to return for the same pay! Its all going bad!"
It never goes well. And companies who think that is a "normal" work enviroment need to get of their high, HIGH horse and live in the real world and not in their own little world.
Being unable to understand other mentalities really isn't something to be proud about, but I still partly envy you for being incapable of understanding...
But even bullies are not homo sentient! There isn't one reason for all of them!
Some bullies simply enjoy watching others suffer, while some simply don't care about others at all.
It certainly isn't about gaining a benefit for many of them.
Though some will give you "outstanding" arguments of why it's beneficial. (From their POV)
If you treat people like in the first story, they become protective of their work, hide information and won't share knowledge. That really adds up to work being done multiple times and almost no flexibility, but that is not visible to management.
Second story: the guy throw OP a snowball. Annyoed, OP threw another snowball at him. Little did both of them know that OP has the high ground, and OP's snowball snowballed into an avalanche.
Story two.. Friend: "Hows your diet going?"
Me: "Great! I lost 54 Grey Squirrels!" 😊
Nice! Sadly I've gained one wombat.
@@It-is-me...Melsiesame. :(
I hope that everyone is having a good Sunday!
I was until I realize it's my evil mother's birthday
Thank you you also. Make it a great day peace
Not feeling well, hopefully I'll feel better tomorrow.
I hope you have an amazing Sunday too, dear reader! :3
I am, thank you. You too!
Story 2 is SO DELICIOUS.
I just love how big name companies would rather treat their workers like dirt and expect more work out of them instead of treating them with respect and decency and paying them more
What do you think has more common sense, paying an employee more for the job they're already doing
Or treating them like shit, expecting them to do more work and paying them less
Obviously it makes more sense to pay less BC that's more $$$ in the company coffers. That they still expect more work out of the slaves--I MEAN employees is simply irrelevant.
It’s always a good day when rslash uploads a Prorevenge video
For the last story: granted, it is a new-ish policy in place for maybe a few months or so, but the banks that I am familiar with have actually stopped charging customers for returned items (meaning if someone else’s check bounces, then you won’t be penalized). So that kind of tells me the age of that particular story, being at least a month or so old, and if it’s not, then OP needs a new bank. lol. Yay for getting 12 bucks back, but considering it’s not your fault their check bounced, you shouldn’t have to pay anything, and considering sometimes it’s near impossible to get that $12 back from the maker of the check that NSF’d, it’s best to just bank somewhere that won’t charge you those fees in the first place.
That's genuinely good news. I worked at a bank call center mid 2010s and just having people call about their lost money on something that wasn't their fault (often causing OD fees on top of it) emotionally wore me out :')
This bank charged service fees too, so fixed or low income people definitely lost a lot just from fees alone 😫
There needs to be like live stress tests for managers to see if they know what they're doing and to oust the stupid assholes. One, it'd mean people going on a power trip get denied and two, companies are less at risk at basically being kneecapped because they got rid of someone that was basically the pillar of company.
There’s a way without even having to give a managerial position.
1. Among a group of people with the same low-level job, give someone reliable the responsibly of opening and closing the store along with a small pay bump.
2. See how they act to the rest of their coworkers.
3. Done.
There are other variations to this, but it all relies on seeing how someone acts when they get a little bit of power.
Story 2: This isn't pro-revenge, this is nuclear revenge. The difference is in size of damage, intention, and legality. What OP did is technically libel, thus not exactly legal. And while OP was only intending it to cause the amount of damage it did, she did intend to imply he was cheating. This blew up a guy's whole life with a single comment, so I'd say it qualifies it for the upgrade.
The last story: It's amazing the lengths a business entity will go to avoid paying someone what they are owed, only to end up getting in legal trouble and having to pay more than what was owed in damages and fees. Should've just given OP their deposit back.
Pro revenge and best of reditor update are my fave! Thank rslash lol 😁
The guy in the 2nd story def deserved a visit from Karma. Maybe now he'll think twice before insulting someone either online or in person. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes
Right... He'll reconsider commenting...
Not not cheating...
I really wish I could disagree with you, but it's probably true.
For accidental guy yeah she had a bit of an oopsie however that oopsie exposed him for his lies and bs he actually was doing. I dunno I think it's good his wife can definitively be free of someone like that.
Fireworks story: 😂😂😂😂😂😂 ha ha, that post was awesome. Who cares if his life is destroyed? He called OP nasty things and turns out he was a cheater. OP did that woman a favor.
My guess is that company was trying to save a mere few hundred thousand dollars on labor in exchange for those company destroying losses.
*Pauses The Vid* Wait, this is "Today I Messed Up"?! On "Pro-Revenge"??? OOF, let's see what's so juicy about this story that it ended up her!...XD
Edit: *_DAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!_* 😳😳😳😳😳👏
I've listened to every rslash episode passively and I can say confidently it never gets old!
"just lost the equivalent of a fully grown male wombat, or 54 North American grey squirrels" lol! love that :)
That and the "magically disappeared" whiskey made me giggle 👌
For story 1, to be more yet also somehow less specific, that's anywhere between $10,999,999-$99,999,999 if not directly on those numbers themselves.
Is not 0.0000001 also 8 figure?
@@ronsukas First, nothing smaller than a penny exists, any calculations are rounded to the nearest hundredths place. Second, nobody uses that word that way. Everybody understands "blank" figures to mean the number of numbers to the left of the decimal.
Starts at 10,000,000 not 19,999,999.
In the first story, they're just lucky OP didn't go after constructive dismissal to get the severance anyway 😂
It's easy to say "It would have been so much cheaper to just not screw the person", but that's the thing. It generally isn't. Wage theft and other forms of corporate theft generally work on the principle that when you screw millions of people out of a little bit of money each, you walk away with billions, but each individual person lost so little that it's not worth the time or money for them to actually fight and win the case.
This is why corporations are so against things like unions and class action lawsuits - mechanisms where those millions of people who got screwed for a little bit can get together and share the cost of fighting back against the corporation, so that the effort it takes to recoup their losses isn't excessive compared to the expected compensation.
For every guy on reddit who's like "My company unfairly fired me so I cost them a million dollars", there's another thousand people out there who just took the loss, moved on, and their companies are walking away with billions in unearned profits.
Imagine being a serial cheater and thinking that having fat and a reasonable bed time during the week is just the worst 🤡 yeesh
1st story :
Tell them you Accept for 200k, when they told you GTFO, ask them how much it'll cost them otherwise...
They'll call you back quickly after doing a bit of maths...
First story. I got bullied out of my last job by management. I was there for 3 and a half years. Never late. Rarely called in. Then one day I get told I have a meeting with my boss the following week. Thinking it was something that could be cleared up quickly I didn't consider it a big deal. I go to the meeting and my boss, the admin, and the staffing director were all there. They told me they were putting me on leave and told me to sign a document saying I understood why. I was shellshocked and signed without thinking. They went on to accuse me of all sorts of stuff that wasn't true. Also nearly everything was vague accusations except for two small incidents (I worked at an assisted living facility as a cook, one time the fries weren't cooked right, and the other time I didn't cover some sandwiches before putting them in the fridge (I had to run to the other building to help so it was a last minute panic thing)) they also accused me of not doing the dishes which was an issue that had come up before and had been resolved (coworker accused me of this and then it came to light that it was the third shift fucking with the kitchen, and she never apologized and hated me after that cause she made herself look incompetent). Anyways after all this where I barely got a word in the admin said I was off for a week, during which I was expected to write them a letter saying everything I'd done wrong and how I'd fix it (I was 29 at the time, not a teenager). So I went on leave for a week and the first day I was back I turned in the letter only for it to be ignored for two days. So I figured they were just screwing with me at this point so that night I sent in an immediate resignation to the admin. Told her she and the others had made me feel unwelcome and that I'd seen my boss had already started giving my hours away so there was no point in me continuing my time there. I was willing to work the two weeks notice if they needed me but otherwise I was done. The admin sent me a message the next day saying I was terminated. During my leave I had fought to get a copy of the document they made me sign as there was a load of bs on there that they'd made up. And I also was in contact with my coworkers all of which said the whole thing was bs and I was the best cook there. None of them had complained about me like management had claimed. I also had realized that wanted me out badly enough to lie (though I'll never understand what I did to deserve this other than the boss wanting her daughter to take my position (which funnily enough blew up in her face lol)) so I had done interviews and immediately gotten another job. Heard after I left that my manager had gone around crying about how I'd quit out of nowhere and refused to do my two weeks notice. I had made sure she got a copy of the email I sent to the admin. So she was just bullshitting. Too bad everyone already hated her at that point so no one believed a word she said. Now I'm working the same type of work at a different facility that's way better and actually pays me a good amount/treats me with respect. I ended up way better off. So fuck you to the management at my old job. You fucked up and lost a great employee
Constructive dismissal is illegal. If your workplace makes your time there so miserable you have no choice but to quit you can still can unemployment. You will have to document everything to win your cade though
It may depend on what country it's in as to whether it's illegal or not.
Story 2: I feel bad for that guys wife, lady didnt deserve any of that.
Yeah I would say that too, but if you've known they cheated before why stay with them. Statistics show that once a partner cheated they're 350% likely to it again.
Story Two: I am pretty sure that Cheater McDouchebag was the dude setting off the fireworks. Why else would he take the complaint so personally as to retort with a personal insult? This guy clearly lacks empathy, to cheat on his wife, so it's not hard to imagine him being the guy who was setting off fireworks in the middle of the night on some RANDOM date.
Finally! Some juicey juicey~juicey revenge!!!
1st story: Something similar happened to the previous place I work at. They abuse and disrespect the guy in charge of inventory and logistics, he got enough and left 3 months after I started, guess what business wasted a ton of money due crappy logistical works
I’ve got some of those neighbors who set off fireworks for days before, after and during any firework friendly holiday. Christmas, New Years, 4th of July and Diwali are just a sea of colors and explosions late into the night. I have no idea what their fireworks budget is but it’s probably more than a good chunk of Americans make in a year.
For story 1, OP should submit a complaint to the NLRB and EEOC about constructive discharge/dismissal. They'd need documentation, of course, but constructive discharge (that is, the working conditions were so intolerable that a reasonable person in the employee’s position would have felt compelled to resign) is unlawful in at least 31 states, and the employer could get into a looooooooot of trouble for it.
I don't think it said what country it was in.
The math in the last story doesn't, well, add up. The guy says he was owed triple the security deposit for the delay (which I've seen in numerous jurisdictions), so $5,400. Then, suddenly, he's happy with $1800? (even saying at one point, $200 a month, it'll be paid at the end of the year). Nope, does not compute.
I also wondered why he was suddenly happy to settle for $1,800 + legal fees given all the time and effort he put in. Why not go at least for double?
I'm not sure if this story belongs here but I'll start here: when I was In high-school boys and/or girls would vape in the bathrooms (standard no smoking or vaping in school) and hide their vapes in the ceiling and I guess at one point the school got revenge as a school police officer went into the bathroom (he went into the boys bathroom from what I was told) and removed a ceiling tile and down came 26-46~ (I don't know the precise number but take your guess) different vapes and the officer immediately confiscated them all
Story 1 : yeah lets bully the one person holding the department together yeah thats gonna work out well..what a bunch of dongs..
Story 2 : op dont feel bad ..The turd started it by calling you names you ended him ..eye for a marriage.. i hope he also was the one setting off fireworks now he can set them off somewhere while sad because his marriage is over..
Story 3 : " yeahhh my husband and business partner is a thief and im most likely helping him but keep my name out of it pretty please " nahhh lady to hell with both of you thiefs.. pay me my money ..good on op..
The fun of the internet. Once something is on it. It’s impossible too take it down
When it comes to fireworks, people need to just deal with it on fourth of july and on new years. I know dogs dont like it, but we have to deal with them barking every day of the year. They can deal with it 4 days a year.
Never understood the idea behind just bullying a person until they quit, and the person just taking it. If you see the writing on the wall just be a really lousy employee!
I think I heard Hugo during the beginning of the last story lol (I don't remember how to spell your pups name)
Idk why but it made me giggle
That woman in 2nd story let her intrusive thoughts won :D
that’s not what intrusive thoughts are.
Second op. Id call that an f'n win
Pro-revenge is just chefs kiss!!!
Shocker, the guy who insults random people on the internet is a cheater and a bad person who could have ever thought that
You can't tell me this isn't a re-upload I literally listened to this last week. I really need to find new stuff to listen to instead of the main people I like On repeat.
Story 1: so, they had ONE (1) guy controlling ALL their international suppliers, BY HIMSELF, and they think "welp, we don't need him"? Are they daft or something? Like, at least bring in his replacement before you start the bullying, you morons! It's a wonder the company hasn't go down yet.
Story 2: excuse me while I give a standing ovation to OP for creating the perfect storm and then leaving on vacation. Also, I'm pretty sure he was the one setting off the fireworks, because he wouldn't have said anything otherwhise.
first story: so they bully OP to quit and when he quit they beg him to come back because they didn't train anyone to do OP job sound like a Karma to me and second story: OP was joking about them sleeping together and come to find out the guy was a series cheating and another girl expose him so he had to many sidechick
Sending a check that they know was going to bounce is considered fraud and illegal. Would have followed through with that too.
story 2, holy shit he got dark souls parried by complete accident
2nd story is funny as hell serves the dude right
Funny stories, thx rslash!
Getting a whole household flagged for immigration because a boy broke your little heart is the most evil thing I’ve ever heard on these videos…..
i don't understand why the people being bullied by their workplaces in order to force them to quit, don't just, force their workplace to fire them? like, they're being harassed, so why don't they just stop working or start performing poorly? why not pull out a camera and record the harassment obviously, like holding the camera right in their face? like, yes, look for another job, but why quit when you can get that sweet severance pay and possibly get a lawsuit payout too?
There thought is :" If I can force them to quit I won't have to pay them out a severance package " it's archaic and dumb as hell but it's a legit thought.. specially when you bully the one guy that's the glue of your department....
Some people can't think on the spot to get a camera and record when stuff is flying at you..
2nd story..NTA..I love how OP handled this. If you don't want to get publicly humiliated then DON"T SET OFF YOUR EFFN FIREWORKS AT 1 AM ON A WORKDAY DUMBA$$!!!!!
8:53 Yugo detected in the background
worst part is that the severence was probably less than the 2 month of pay and for sure if you invlude the yearly bonus lmao company are dumb sometime
Why did these idiots want to get rid of OP since he was doing a great job that no one else knew how to do? That makes no bloody sense.
i wonder... that first story i remember an article about a company fitting this lost 63mill due to "mismanagement" they said XD
anyone else hear his dog bark at 8:53
2nd story: If you're going to cheat on your wife, not a good idea to be an arsehole to people online. Sort of like, if you're on the lam, don't call the cops on your neighbors for something stupid.
It's always cheaper to do the right thing.
3rd story: can someone explain me why America is still using check? Wouldnt a direct deposit or bank transfer be quicker and less paperwork needed?
I do love employer revenge
i had to rewind because that 1st story sounded like my last job -.- it's not. but i had those elements and worse
Hi rslash, nice to see you again!
I don't really use checks much, what is the significance of them sending a cashier check instead of a regular check in terms of making sure the check doesn't bounce?
Not positive, but I believe a cashiers check is already backed with money. A check is like a credit card (you pay the money at a later time) where a cashiers check is like a preloaded gift card (money was already paid and put on the card)
@@blueodis Ah, I see, thanks for the clarification.
You poor thing, you sound sick in this video! Hope you feel better :)
I love this channel but we rarely get Entitled people stories any longer. I’m about to give up my morning RSlash.
Story 2. Good!!!
don't forgot to like these videos.
"I just lost the equivalent to an adult wombat" Americans do really measure with everything but the metric system
7:41 THIS IS RICH!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Most places have a strict 30 day time limit, plus requiring statements if any of the deposit is kept. Know your rights as a renter, hold shitty landlords accountable!
The measurements in story 2 are unclear. Can I get that in football fields?
"The equivelant of a full grown male wombat or 54 grey squirrels"americans really will use anything except the metric system!
54 North American grey squirrels. Judging by the spelling, they're likely not American but still. Anything to avoid the metric system.
So, honestly, idky but I thought the op in the stranger divorce was originally a man, and honestly I thought it made it so much better
Story 2, Americans will measure in anything but the metric system 😂
Are you stil using checks in the states? I stopped using those like 1995
Day 122 (Week 17 Day 5) of asking rslash to do some feel-good content because he deserves it
I was half paying attention at the start of the second story so I thought op was a man that whole time lol
lmao American measurements for the win...
story 2, lol, i didnt pay attention and thought the op was a guy, so it was funnier
Have a good day from down south❤
6:24
americans will use anything but the metric system