r/Pettyrevenge Dine and Dash? I'll Tell Your GRANDMA!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 28. 01. 2020
- r/Pettyrevenge Here's some life advice for you. If you're planning on dining and dashing at a restaurant, make sure that the server doesn't go to school with you and know your name. And on top of that, definitely make sure that the restaurant owner doesn't go to church with your grandma... because the owner might just call your dear old grandma and tell her that you've been very bad.
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Protip: If you're going to dine and dash, make sure the restaurant manager doesn't go to church with your grandma LOL
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rSlash hahhaa so true
rSlash I listen to your content on the way to and from school and it really just makes my day better. Thank you!
Edit: Also I hope Yugo is well!
rSlash, thank you for uploading now. It's 8 til 9 in the morning where I am and I have about 1 hour of sleep under my belt. I hope your day is going much better
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*pointing to the pregnant belly* âA lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my partâ
That. Is. Pure. Gold.
This story honestly sounds like the manager is the bad guy. Covering shifts should be part of the job of the shift manager, not the peeson feeling ill or in a chrisis. Also saying you can't go home to someone feeling ill seems like a major red flag to me
Calling the grandmother and call it petty revenge? Its something beyond nuclear.
Not even supernova can compare
@@ABEL-cd2sp Straight up to black hole revenge we go.
Granny turns into the cleric beast
Nah itâs supernuclearfuckyoumode
Nope, it destruction of a matter in this dimension
Teens: *Dines and Dashes*
OP: *Tells their Grandmas*
Teens: *"Why do we hear boss music?"*
Dark Souls boss music~
@@FairyLadyQuelaag no its gotta be cuphead music (not to sound rude but, because older people)
Well due to age of the grandmas.....I guess cuphead boss music?
*Grandmas has appeared and is armed with sandals*
@@Plantedaphid07
Don't forget the ultimate finisher!
*FINAL ROUND*
*Grandma's Switch unlocked*
That smart phone one recalls a humble story when I found one two years. Went to Best Buy, and before I parked, I noticed the lens flare of the phone on the spot. Got out and couldnât believe it was an actual smart phone, so I did my shopping and plugged my phone upon driving back. The thing was DEAD from being out in the sun so long, and it took almost 10 minutes to finally start charging.
I saw it was from TMobile, and decided to head to the closest one to drop it off so they could contact the owner somehow. Got a call literally as I pulled into the store, the owner.
We agreed to meet up at the local library, and the guy was so grateful that he gave me $50 for the trouble. I tried to decline it, but he insisted, and plus turns out he was a motivational speaker so he encouraged me for it.
Not entitled or anything, but may as well add something nice to cheer up anyone who felt SOUR for that smart phone bitch.
Sometimes we all need to be reminded, that in truth, people aren't that bad after all.
Frisby 2007 - awww. Thanks for sharing. Always nice to hear great stories.
Ive found 2 phones in the past both times i called mum on the call list and both times the phones were collected at my home by very very grateful people delivering flowers and chocolate đ chocolates are always welcome đ
@@annied1827 That's a sweet story, thanks for sharing
YAY! A happy ending!
"I'm pregnant, can you cover my shift?"
"I missed the part where that's my problem"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!
Thatâs kinda fair actually. I mean, she is growing a human inside her, so itâs not THAT entitled that she asks you to cover the shift.
@@felicityafton254 that still doesn't make it someone else's responsibility to cover for her. she has zero right to ask that, especially when she previously denied OP the chance to see their brother at emergency surgery
Felicity Afton Not entitled for asking, but she refused when he begged her and really needed it, she canât expect him to accept when she really needed it. Canât expect others to show you compassion when you refuse to give it to them when they need it.
Felicity Afton howâs that fair? Emergency surgery is one thing. Pregnancy is a choice.
i love how heartless the last op was to the pregnant woman. my sister treated everyone like total crap her entire pregnancy, especially me and used being pregnant as an excuse to hit me every moment she got. she even started attacking me with the mop because i was playing with the dogs and she didn't want me in her field of vision, but the dogs were slow to wake up and i wanted them in my room because i was lonely. if i was allowed to call the cops (my mom would have kicked me out and at the time i wasn't able to simply find somewhere to live easily. life doesn't work that way), that night would have gone differently. i love hearing it when pregnant people try to use their lack of planning for sympathy.
Felt this no one is entitled/ to anyone's life or sympathy
If you had friends worth a damn they'd have let you stay with them to get away from that shit.
Went with the nuclear option and called their-
"Parents"
Grandmothers.
"Oh no...."
its even worse when its the grandmother.
@@_JiminyCricket_ sounds like a grandma alright.
101th like congrats
*GREAT* grandmothers
ê§.ê§ what is your name
You could argue that the young artists did comply, malicously.
Guess they were also told to 'do it for exposure'
Anyone brave enough to show a headteacher their wish page is a hero.
Not all of us have â18 inch pink fallusâ in our lists
@@dalegribble4308... you don't??
Victor Serge itâs oki, we know youâre used to something more your size, 4 inch, perhaps?
Jack Morley a replica ? Iâm confused. But Iâm pretty average dude. I wasnât talking about my own actual weiner
Keep in mind he said not everyone had them, but he never unincluded himself.
Revenge stories, the right way to end a day in school.
Z3R0F1V3 *start
@@imexistent3977 end*, you need relaxation afterwards for hobbies and so on. also im saying this like that because my day in school just ended. if you watch it in the start, you could be depressed when your school ends with nothing to watch
Z3R0F1V3 why did u explain all that unnessacary stuff
@@gagelovz90000 becsue someone tried to correct them becsue they don't understand tome zones
@@gagelovz90000 time zones, and so that it wont turn into an arguement.
I had similar experience, I am a cab driver, I had a young kid,going to the resevere, or res as it known locally.Now I usually ask someone that young that late, if they have money, for they don't ride and dash.
This time I did not,that's where it get good.
When we got the house,sure enough he booked it to the house,giving me the middle finger as he slammed the door. He thought that a white guy would not go knock on The door on the res,late at night with a party Going on.,the only problem was the owner of the home,and one of the band's elders,was a family friend,I have known him ,and his kids, since I was a boy.Over twenty years,We partied and went to school together when we where teens,this is why I did not ask him if he had money .I went to the door,knocked and walked in. His expression on his face when everyone at the party said hello,hand shakes and hugs .Then I pointed him out and told his whole extended family what he did .Public humiliation is the best revenge.
If that'd been my grandchild that dined & dashed, he would NEVER hear the end of it. There would be a LENGTHY discussion about how he'd brought shame on the entire family, how did he think his parents felt being known in the community as ppl who'd raised a thief, how I was now unable to trust him to do the right thing or conduct himself with moral integrity, and that he'd have a LOT of work to do, in order to earn back my trust, his parents' trust & that of the community. I'd tell him he would never be able to undo what he'd done, but that I was giving him the opportunity to redeem himself and hoped he wouldn't disappoint me again.
I would lay it on THICK. No child or grandchild of mine would be getting off lightly for thievery.
I wouldn't teach my child/grandchild that the opinion of others about him/her are of major importance. That made generations of people, that just hadn't been like the desired norm, very desperate and unhappy. Living their lives lying about their feelings, personality, tastes, sexuality and so on. Just to be accepted by others, constantly doubting themselves (questioning yourself is good! But doubt...not so much.).
I also would not teach him/her that one family member could ruin the reputation of the whole family. People are individuals and not the same as their relatives.
I also wouldn't want them to believe that they can never make a mistake and get over it.
I would however definitely make clear how disappointed I am, how stupid and disgusting and... stupid their action was, would ask what they think how that would have been funny, how they would felt if someone did that to them.
I would attempt to teach them to not want to pull such stuff, out of respect for others. Out of understanding of other peoples rights, feelings and situation.
And NOT just because to not look like a bad person to the community....
I had a problem with a high school sports team back when I worked food service (fast food). This was about 8 years ago.
It was the lacrosse team, and they didn't dine and dash. They covered my dining area in mud (they puddle-jumped for victory at the field), and stole two of our chairs.
When the GM talked to their Coach, he told her to "suck it up, because they're a championship team," (paraphrasing) and the thieves were the star players. Suffice it to say, those two kids were looking at an athletic scholarship, and the Coach wasn't going to do anything to mess that up for himself.
So the Owners showed the security camera footage to the school's Athletic Director, and told them if something wasn't done, the Owners would be pressing charges of theft against the kids, and sending the footage/story to local news outlets. To top it off, all members of the team were individually banned from the restaurant for as long as it remained open.
The Director caved. The Coach was fired for negligence. The kids brought back the chairs and were personally told by the Owners that they were banned from even the drive through. And the team was pulled from all further games that season. The kids still got their scholarships, but not to their first-pick schools.
Yep. If you've got a good future laid out, don't do dumb shit and fuck it up.
Back when my little sister was in high school she was "kidnapped" by the women's soccer team after she made the roster. Her and the two other new recruits were taken out to an early morning breakfast at a 24hr diner. When it came time to pay the bill, her new teammates got up and ran for the door. Pealing out of the parking lot and leaving the new recruits with a massive bill and no transport at like 5am.
I really don't know what these girls were thinking. That these freshmen would just have $200 on them and they'd all have a laugh later with no consequences?
Needless to say that is not what happened. The restaurant was reasonably pissed off and called the school and the parents of the girls who were still there. The team was banned from the restaurant, the school had to pay for their meals, and I think the girls were fined and possibly suspended. Not including the coach's punishment of sprints...for the full 3 hour practice (minus the girls who stayed). Yeah, don't ever get on a coach's bad side.
I remember that my weights teacher was also a coach of many of the sports, and one time a kid, stupidly, replied no when the coach was correcting him. Let's just say we had to do a circuit for the rest of the 40 minute period
They won't tell you their names, or get you a supervisor, all while hounding you for money... owed or not.
That is a massive red flag! Was this company even legal?
Very good point.
I really doubt it.
My god that story about the art school is just fantastic. how literally everyone gets together without a plan and does this XD
The hospital was hella stupid. They could have gotten more donations by having the kids come to the reception. "The children from xyz art schoold created the art around you. Not only will you be helping the hospital but community schools as well. Feel free to ask them about their art."
*magic*
It was kinda horrible think of the children who have to see that art everyday they would get nightmares the patients did nothing wrong yet they have to suffer?
@@crystaljones2953 Do you really think that the hospital would put up any of those pieces? Of course not lmao. It was more of a "this is what we think of your ridiculous request" than "we hope the kiddos enjoy having to spend some time in therapy"
I really wish they made a sign for the hospital saying âi diagnose you with deadâ
Last story. I'm so sorry for that poor baby that Karen/Jill is carrying.
Oh man, that didn't even occur to me. Is it too much to hope the baby-daddy is actually a good person, chooses to leave Jill, and takes the kid with him?
Red T yes it is too much to hope for đđ
I was that goody goody type when I was in school and once got attacked on the way home. The kid who was always starting shit with people just straight up attacked me for no reason and then told the principle that I called him something (I didn't) and suddenly they believe him over me, someone who never lied to teachers etc and we were apparently both as bad as eachother.
Nice
Sounds like me. I never did anything i wasnt supposed to, and somehow i got blamed for calling someone names, which i didnt. I came home crying to my mom and told her that my teacher didnt want to hear my side of the story, and she just called my teacher and asked him what he heard me say happened. When he couldnt answer she asked him very politely to not make little girls cry by yelling for no reason.
@@majathykjrjeppesen7240 good parent
Teachers just want money.
4:38
Yeah, my friend just got in trouble at school for that.
She told this kid to leave our table at an after school thing because he was being rude and annoying. He walked away without arguing and smiling and sat with his other friends. Later that day, her and her friend were called into a separate room. Her friend was called first even though he wasn't even present when it went down and she was called in after him. Apparently, the guy at the beginning ran to a teacher and told a messed up story about her where she was bullying him. And the teacher didn't even listen to her side. So, the teacher did the only logical thing and told her mom. Little did the teacher know, my friend's sister was sitting right next to her when the argument started and I hope she told the actual story of what happened.
Being a grandma, I can say that if I got a call like that there would have been hell to pay... đłđĄ
The art one could easily fall under r/maliciouscompliance
HAH! I had that exact same thing happen to me with an iPhone I found. It was the first generation iPhone, and it was just laying in the grass at a park in my town. So I picked it up and started sifting through it, and called the entry labeled "mom". Nice older woman answers, I explain the situation and say if she can get in touch with whoever owns it we can arrange a pickup. The phone gets a call a few minutes later and this girl just starts laying into me about how I stole her phone, that she's going to get me arrested. And I'm like look I found your phone in the park and I'm trying to return it to you. I didn't steal it, you just lost it. Do you want it back or not? And she just doubles down, like "Oh when I find you you're getting arrested for theft." So I straight up say look you dumb bitch why would a thief call your mom and try to get your phone back to you? You know what, your stupid attitude just lost you your phone. I hung up on her, called her mom back, explained what her daughter had done, then just said "Because of that I'm chucking her phone in the river. Tell her to be polite next time."
Her phone is probably buried with a foot of silt by now.
What a frickin dingdong! Usually it's the other way around. My friend left his phone at the bar, when he called it the person who answered said, "I'll give you your phone back.... For $300"
Should've thrown it to a garbage. That way, you can get away with reasoning that you thought the phone was thrown away incorrectly.
@@lapislazarus8899 Some idiot did this with a laptop he stole out of someones car who promptly reported it to the police so when the guy called the "if found please call" number on the laptop the owner pretended to agree to give him a reward and then had the police go get it when the guy told him where to meet him.. they didn't charge him with it, but at that point he was in possession of stolen property and could of gone to jail. How did your friend get his phone back?
Adam B, you are freaking amazing!
I have found a few phones and every single one was nice. Iâm shocked people act like that. Left my phone somewhere years ago and the person planned to keep it and made calls with it (long before iPhones). I could call from any number to hear # of last 5 calls. Was in college and school hadnât started so I and a few friends blew up my phone and every number they had called. People left voicemails congratulating her on finding a phone and keeping it. I told her friends if she threw it away I would keep calling them. Guess she cared about having friends over my flip phone.
Gold absolutely gold
Students: *dines and dashes*
Worker: *phones religious grannies who loath stealing*
Grannies: *preparing the belt* Some kids gunna die tonight!
Edit: Those art students sound like my type of crowd. XD
Should've typed: "No cookies for you tonight!"
Man, the hospital art story makes me wish any of those kids had heard of Awful Hospital. Now that'd be fun to see!
itâs the origin of the story, ripped from the strip instead of being original. like many stories, itâs fake
âGrandson, I heard you dined and dashed, so for you punishment, you only get 4 steaks for dinner instead of 8.â
I worked at a fast food restaurant. I, personally donât want kids at all. So when my co workers and mangers started getting pregnant, I would have to do extra work because Brenda was feeling a little nauseous or light headed. When I got âlight headedâ or ânauseousâ I was told well your fine to work. I said âwell tell your pregnant workers that tooâ I left the job 2 minutes after they had the audacity to tell me my same sickness is not comparable to a pregnant woman. Having kids vs not having kids is a CHOICE, I am sorry you made the wrong one.
Imagine how awkward it is with their grandma knowing what they did
Cool Kid My Grandma wouldnt yell. She would be silently disapointed.
Maja ThykjĂŠr Jeppesen same but that would be even worse
Cool Kid true đ
When I was younger I used to work at a Denny's. I had 2 different instances where people tried, and I mean "tried" to dine and dash. One, was when it was a group of teenagers around high school age. They made a very obvious run for the door and their car battery was dead. So, yeah that ended well for them. Second one was when a guy in his mid 20s? Was alone at a bar top seat, he decided to dash while there were about 5 cops in there having breakfast. He was caught almost immediately also. So yeah. Dont be a dummy.
I almost thought the "red thread" was going to be about that one hospital pic going around where it looks like there's been a bloody body streaked in the hallway.
This was wayyyyy better.
Ahh, I know which pic you're talking about. Yeah, I thought the same thing.
@@iaintgonna3717 Lol, me too. How ty (not a typo, I use yiff in place of fuck as a joke, as they basically mean the same thing, except yiff is the furry version.) do you not realize that it looks like a body was dragged through, even 1 percent through planning that tile decoration. And in a children's hospital no less!
I had a coworker like that person in the last story. He would never switch shifts. But like her he would always ask everyone. At one point while working he asked me and i said, "You have never taken anyone else's shifts when they needed it. Why should i take yours?"
Maybe it was a bit mean but whatever. He still never learned his lesson and if any new person asked which people they could ask to change/switch shifts we always said not to ask him.
Actually someone was going to ask him and as soon as she said that plan my friend/coworker and i started laughing and said he'd never.
Any place I ever worked, If someone asked someone else to switch a shift with them, each one HAD to work the other's shift. No ifs, ands or buts!
@@jacklow9611 So, like a stupid dare? O_o Why that?
I mean, like... someone has made plans with the family, or friends, or just is tired and looking forward to being at home, has an appointment with some workers, that renovate his bath, set up, needs to do the last Christmas shopping, or whatever (you get what I mean) but is asked to swap a shift, he HAS to cancel everything and swap the shift?!? What?
Sounds like this "get rid of it" bs....
@@lethfuil: I evidently didn't make my meaning clear. If someone asked someone else to switch a shift, and *the other person agreed to the switch* THEN, both would be required to work the other's shift. No one was REQUIRED to switch shifts with anyone if asked, and were perfectly within their rights to refuse for any reason whatsoever, or to switch. The thing then was that if you asked them to switch shifts, then you had to work one of their shifts,to repay them. Anyone who would not agree to do this was then refused to switch, if they wanted to switch any other subsequent shifts because they had not upheld their side of the bargain.
@@jacklow9611 Oooohhh! Ok, now that makes perfect sense. I think I misunderstood you there. ^^'
I remember an incident like the one with the necklace where the teacher was the oblivious one who didnât bother to ask me my side of the story.
I was a shy mostly English girl in a French school. I was behind as we couldnât speak French in my house because I had a brother who was autistic and speaking a different language could confuse him as he already had trouble in understanding. So safe to say, I was a little bit behind everyone else in my French language skills.
Sadly, I also had issues with tonsillitis, like four weeks out of every school year for like 4 years. This left me even more behind and my confidence took a beating because I couldnât keep up.
Well, the other students decided I was the perfect target. They would bully and harass me at every turn. The most annoying and harmful thing they did wasnât even physical. It was them trying to get me into trouble by putting their property in my bag then claiming I stole it. Much of the time I would find it before they could say anything to the teacher and then Iâd just move it to either one of the random bullyâs stuff or in the middle of the floor. If it got one of them into trouble in the end, I couldnât really care less at the time because I was fed up with them.
With all of these things happening I would have full on panic attacks when it came to having to do homework because I was so behind and especially when I had to go to school. Like near full on meltdowns. Nothing violent but I was just that terrified.
The worse incident was when one of them said they lost their earrings and another claimed I had put the other girlâs earrings in the garbage.
Now, the teacher, being the bright intelligent person she was, assumed that if that girl said I put them in the garbage then that must be what happened... no matter what I said.
So, she yelled at me, tried to get me to tell her why I did it, tried to get me to apologize. Then, when I kept saying I didnât do it, she said if she found it in the garbage I would be in trouble.
Safe to say she found them in the garbage (shocker), and proceeded to scream at me more. She yelled at me, with no thought that maybe the girl who said I had put the earrings in the garbage may have been the one to put them there, until I finally gave in and apologized for something I didnât do.
I went home feeling defeated after that and woke up in the middle of the night from a nightmare screaming over and over that I didnât do it. My parents knew right well that I wasnât that kind of kid and were livid at the schoolâs behaviour and the fact that that behaviour was giving me horrendous nightmares.
They went into the school the next day and teamed out the principle. Nothing huge came of it, at least nothing that I can remember, but I was pulled out of the school a year or so later. The worst part of that was that the principle called my mom to tell her that I would never make any friends at the new school.
Safe to say she was wrong, of course, and when I got there I found out two of my closest friends went to that school. It was fantastic.
It took me a year or two to catch up because I was so behind. Once I got caught up though I became a near straight A student and graduated with 3 college degrees of 4.0 averages.
I learned recently that if you mention being in a crappy French school in my city, most people ask if you went to that school. Apparently the school was known for leaving students horribly behind and them having to be caught up when they got out of that school. Kind of glad Iâm not the only one who ended up behind though I wish no one had to go through that at all.
I saw the teacher who yelled at me a few years ago and wanted so bad to say something but I still have such horrible anxiety that I couldnât do it. She made a very horrible mark on me that may take a long time to get rid of. I canât handle people yelling and have panic attacks even if the yelling isnât directed at me.
Going through the first story, I realised that this channel might have an effect on how people write up their stories on these subreddits so they are content friendly and rSlash doesn't have blur out or change words as he's reading.
Lady : Hey can you cover my shift? Iâm prEGnAAAnnNNNTttTTT
OP : Well, that seems like a *YOU* problem.
15:59 "...and just waddles away" waddle waddle đŠđŠ
'til the very next day!
The grandmothers story is just a teaser trailer for Granny Chapter 3
please no,,, the horrors xD
Cheyenne Pepper itâs not scary at all
@@bigsouthwind3949 horror is subjective. It was fun to watch a playthrough
The hospital wasn't expecting the teens to comply but were expecting the school to FORCE the teens to comply. LOL That didn't work out very well. Apparently the entire school thought that was a rotten deal.
Calling Grandma is going straight for the jugular, but the way that girl dealt with her bully was great! Thanks đ
I would pay to see pictures of that art school silent hill project!
When you know what happens when a bunch of teens come together.
E_unoia FN huh
I fucking love the story where the daughter gets revenge on the Toxic "Friend"
Not mine, happened to a friend of a friend. Found a new iPhone on the back of a public toilet , when the person called he told them where they could come pick it up. The owner thought he should bring it to them "if you're *actually* a good samaritan" he declined repeatedly as it was about an hr drive from him. In the end he offered to overnight it to them ,which they happily accepted. So he did, at the most expensive rate he could get for a c.o.d. package.
For those unfamiliar, c.o.d. is cash on delivery meaning, the owner had to pay the very expensive postage before they could get their phone back. Also, he requested the recipient be required to pay only with a cashier's check or money order for postage. (it's an option when sending c.o.d. packages)
In my school I had to deal with bullying and I went to the teachers they took the bullyâs side. So a year later I beat the ever living shit out of him.
He didnât bother me ever again.
r/thathappened
r/thathappened
You forgot the best part: And everyone clapped.
đđđđđ our hero
Why is it so unbelievable that someone beat the shit out of a bully it happens way more often then you think
Pettyrevenge : *it ain't much but it a honest work*
The line âa lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my partâ was actually in another story RSlash read
But I canât recall what video it was from
It is commonly used by military people. So not a recent phenomenon.
@@DocMcCray - Yep, I've been using this phrase close to 30 years now.
@@DocMcCray @kryten428 Be that as it may, the OP in this video said he got it from another Reddit story. Comment OP is correct, rSlash has read that story before but I also cannot remember which video it was.
@@10Raccoon I get that. My point is that the saying has been in use even before the internet was widely available to the public. (pre 1990s)
DocMcCray I just remembered when I watched the video and thought other people who saw my comment might also recall it was in another story
In my 6th grade year, who ever got to the teacher first was assumed to have been inoccent.
Lmao As soon as the boyfriend started threatening me I would have shouted back into the phone "No you shut up and listen carefully...as I return this phone to where I found it" *Tosses it into the street*
I wonder what they got a whoopin' with? Belt, wooden spoon, tree branch that they had to pick out themselves?
Revenge is a dish best served Italian.
When you find the video before the notification
This is literally my favorite channel on CZcams. Keep doing what your doing man!đ
Alexis Baumert I agree that this is a good channel but all he does is narrate reddit posts.
You need to make a video where its just puppy bloopers and nothing else.
You can be like
"Welcome to RSlash Puppy Bloopers"
Only problem is that it would be a series of reruns, because I'm pretty sure he posts every single blooper as they happen. Telling a dog to intentionally make bloopers is like telling a Karen to be reasonable.
The Legacy weâre not telling a dog to intentionally bark tho, itâs just when heâs telling stories and his little puppy decides to give us a nice surprise
Idk I personaly dont like puppy bloopers
like a compilation
@@rukas2961 same
Lord knows I would have much rather faced the cops than my grandmother if I stole something.
Nothing is worse than disappointing Grandmama
Years ago, a group of friends had an email chain (you sent reply to all to answer) to keep up with each other. The IP of one began to glitch and send multiple copies of the same emails from and to her, we're talking 5-6 copies per email which then replicated, so we're talking hundreds of emails a day. Since her IP was a private one owned by some guy, and he wouldn't fix the issue, we started forwarding every last email to him. It stopped in under a day.
For you kids, this was pre-Facebook, pre-Yahoogroups, text, etc. Yes, I know. Young minds blown.
When you got a good family, thereâs nothing that hurts more than your grandma being disappointed in you.
Wow, this was early. I was still making coffee lol.
Geez, my granny would have made me go pick my own switch if I'd ever done anything like that.
Seriously. When you are in a small town or what not, it is great to have a church phonebook. They donât tend to be very big, and chances are that the person can hook you up with whatever you need.
âNeed car repairs? Hereâs Bobâs number?â
âWant the recipe to my Moon pie? Here you go!â
Dang useful.
What's a church notebook really? Is that literally from the Church? who print that?
LeSarthois So I dunno if every church does it. My church use to release a book in the mail that listed its members and their contact information.
@@starbird3939 Interesting. I never heard of that before. Another small detail of US lifestyle I never heard of before!
I'm not sure why the high school wrestling team expected to get away with stealing when they were literally wearing jackets that said their school name. Might as well wear a name tag on your forehead. I mean, why steal from the restaurant anyway?
Who said they are smart?
Teenagers can be impulsive and stupid. And by that, I mean REALLY stupid. Even if they have good grades. Even if they have good logic. Even if they can solve totally new problems. Sometimes, it seems like their brains just shut down.
@@ChibiNyan easy, their brains aren't fully developed yet, not till the age of 28.
HAHHAHAHA...Call their Grandmothers ! O...M...F...G...that was BRILLIANT !!
My art teacher in high school used that line about planning every single time we started a new project for the class (her exact words were "lack of preparation and planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part"). I now use it when dealing with entitled family members (no, it's not appreciated, but what can they do? I have my own life.) Ms Mittledorf will forever be my favorite teacher.
HOLY CRAP!! The response to that sucky pregnant coworker one was absolutely vicious and I loved it!!
Nuclear indeed. Love that the manager called in the Granny Brigade. Bet those kids never even thought about doing that crap again!
Holy smokes, I would LOVE to see that Silent Hill art those kids made.
The hospital story sounds like a dream. I wish my high school was like that
If I had gotten the phone and the people acted that way to me I would have been like okay fine! I will just put it back where I found it!
We use that line so much in our family with entitled grown ass kids constantly wanting money or a car to use, place to stay, etc.
"Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on mine."
Damn I love it!
I just rewatched your first entitled parents and it's still amazing, I didnt realise how much the videos has changed but old or new they are amazing đ
Some of these are totally Pro Revenge worthy and the Red Thread kids were absolutely Malicious Compliance, but it makes this Petty Revenge video so much sweeter!
"Don't you just love when a teacher automatically assume that one kid is right?" Yes that is my everyday at school. ITS SO FUN! THESE ARE TEARS OF JOY
That childrenâs hospital post was great. Props to the students for excellent utilization of color theory.
A lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part. I loved it đđ„ș
One time some kids from my high school youth group tried to not leave a tip for a waitress that was "rude" (the group of 100 of us arrived in a Friendly's 20 minutes before closing, of course she was annoyed) while on a MISSIONS TRIP. One of our youth leaders absolutely ripped into them about how waitresses aren't paid very much, how they rely on tips, and how the kids shouldn't be on a missions trip if they aren't willing to be kind to the people who are serving them, especially since she had every right to refuse such a large group so close to closing. One of the kids was a notoriously rude and stuck-up guy who was constantly creepy towards the girls in our group and rude to people he deemed as less than himself. It was pretty fun to watch. I can't imagine how embarrassing it must have been for him.
That first story is horrid! Iâve never heard about any of the other sports teams, but as a member of the marching band, we go out for food after competitions, and whenever we do the older members of the band teach the newer members how to tip (haha. Public school doesnât teach money. Only that the mitochondria is the power house of the cell.) and combine any money they can after paying for their food as an apology and thanks for serving such a large group at 10 pm or later. We always make a HUGE effort to apologize to the servers (we can see the pain in their eyes as 30+ teenagers walk in.) and thank them for such great service.
That little girl who broke the friendship necklace is a savage :) so happy for her
Hey, thanks for the great stories! I've found I need to be careful how much attention I pay to them. As I work on phone poles for ISP's, I'll occasionally need to stop to laugh. Thanks for keeping work a little more interesting!! đ
Manager:Calls kids grandmothers
Me: OOOOOH TOUCHDOWN OHHHH OHHHHHHHH
I want to see the art from that high school red thread story! Sounds insane
When I hear TOUCHTHEF******FROG, i laughed
lack of planning on your part is not an emergency on your part. LMAO! awesome!
Telling grandma is a boss level move, those kids deserved the humiliation they got from the ladies!
The phone one sounds more like r/choosingbeggars
Actually is r/entitledpeople bc the phone was hers but she felt too important to pick it up!
15:42 I wouldâve said âsorry,this is my only day I get to sleep inâ
This is my absolute favorite channel!!!!!! â€ïž
Just returned from school. This will give me a small boost. Thanks!
I use the line "Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part" ALL THE TIME!!!
I love listening to these at the office. Makes the day go faster.
I would LOVE to see the art provided to that hospital. Some stuff just has to be seen... Too bad that the one who posted that story doesn't have any pictures... or maybe he/she does?
Havenât even seen the video yet and i know itâs going to be good đ
I always look forward to watching your videos after a long day at school
My mom is a teacher and she is one of the good ones, she listens to both students and hates when other teachers do that because innocent kids are getting in trouble
I have no clue about "the red thread" so I'm sure I missed out on something devilishly awesome.
Unplanned pregnancy story...very satisfying!
I'm having R/PuppyBloopers withdrawals!
The Red Thread is the East Asian version of finding your soulmate. According to lore, you and your lover are connected by a literal red thread that can never break. This was a basic explanation of what the red thread means.
@@hawkeye7522 Hmmm...well, guess I'll have to listen to that one again and see if your definition helps me. Thank you for the reply!
@@TruckinGreg: I don't think it will, tbh.
@@hawkeye7522 Oh thanks you. I was wondering what was the theme behind "red thread".
Lmao at the person who called Grandma about the dine and dash. You never wanna get Grandma mad.đ
If I was OP in the final story I would have said "Tomorrow is the only day i get to sleep it, sorry" rubbing it back in her face. Accident Pregnancy does "not" entitle you to get out of things after treating your fellow co-workers like crap. So Moral of the Story Kiddies, don't be like Nurse Karen and actually help those who need it if you do not have plans yourself. Scratch another's back means yours will get scratched in returned.
Thanks for the laughs man, it makes me and my friends day every day!
When I was 13 and went out to a restaurant with my friends we were nice and tipped well Iâm not sure at what percent but we all chipped in ten bucks in the end she got a 90$ tip
As someone who went to a regional arts highschool... the Red String petty revenge is very on brand for creative teenagers.
I had an assignment once where we had to design clothing for either the statue of David or Santa. I chose to give Santa a string bikini that said "Ho" on each breast of the bikini and the bikini bottoms. My art teacher, rather disturbed, begrudgingly gave me an A for my "realistic anatomy shading"
Dine? Dash
Church? Jesus
Hotel? Trivago