I'm disgusted at how two grown adults are still proud of the fact that they emotionally BROKE a socially awkward, lonely teenager. OP didn't give him ENOUGH of his own medicine if you ask me.
As a former socially awkward, lonely teenager who dealt with many people like this growing up and know plenty of them in adulthood. Its largely a myth that kids grow out of this behavior. No, nice kids tend to become nice adults and mean kids become mean adults. So it doesn't surprise me.
The fact that "common friend" called OP absurd and unfair just pisses me off. This proves they probably will do the same thing too. Those people who defended Thomas can go screw themselves.
True. The fact that his girlfriend considered the same actions "fair payback" tells you everything you need to know about her. Both are better off single until they learn how to adult.
She blocked their numbers yet still receiving messages from Thomas a few months after the incident. How does that work, did he have to keep using different phone?
Imagine being a full grown adult with a fully formed prefrontal cortex looking back at the cruel bullying you did as a kid and being proud of it. He got a taste of his own medicine and he didn't like it. Boohoo. Bet he won't learn from it and continue to be a piece of garbage.
Not only being proud, but thinking of how he could've done WORSE... How disgusting, and they think OP is the bad guy?! I'd say it's good she got away when she did and that Thomas wasn't able to screw her over too!
@@abiean222 it's clear why Thomas, Alex and Bob didn’t see anything wrong - but why other friends of op defended Thomas? That would be red flag even for teenager behavior (proving that either bullies have problems with empathy or are spineless pleasers), but not regreting their actions but instead being proud?!
@@valivali8104 there is this mentality of "us vs them" where the them in question can be separated by anything from race, gender, and even "they aren't apart of our friend group." people who have the "us vs them" mentality don't see the "them" as people on an equal level as the "us." any bad thing you do to a "them" is one thing, but if you do that same thing to an "us" you are a horrible person. thomas is a shit person, and shit people very often have the "us vs them" mentality and make friends with people who share that mentality. to them, auther is a "them" a subhuman, and someone who is worthy of being mistreated and mocked, so of course they don't care that tommy boy and his buddies treated that kid horribly, its just what he deserves for being a lonely loser. i hope that clears up a bit on how thomas' friends can be mad at OP but not thomas.
First Story: Tom is the mvp in this story. He managed to spot the screw up that Bob and the bank did by pointing out the house was built on land they didn’t own. Also, its insane how these people was trying to scam OP's parents for an unlivable house Second Story: To the ones who think what OP did was a bitch thing to do: they clearly never experienced bullying and what it actually does to a person. OP's revenge for Arthur was perfect because Thomas deserve it, especially for his lack of remorse for what he, Bart, and Alex did. Good thing OP got rid of this walking red flag sooner than later Third Story: Lmao OP screwed over two people and used their own word against them, especially the woman. I see this story as the world being a small one and how karma be handing perfect opportunities to people because what were the chances of OP being in the position to screw over the two people that screwed him over
@@Chontsbasically the bank hired a contractor who built a weak, shitty house. they pressured the OP's parents into signing a mortgage for it, but they owned the land the house was on. the parents threatened to just demolish it, no mortgage and no way to recoup the funds if they didnt fix it
Story 2: It's not the fact that Thomad did these horrible things as a teen, it's the fact that Thomas obviously feels the same about it and still laughs about it. He definitely wasn't sorry about how he tortured the poor boy. I hope that boy is doing well.
For the second story, OP absolutely dodge a big bullet. Imagine if she had ended having kids with this guy and the horrible things he would allow his own kids to do because he still believes he did nothing wrong with Arthur. While OP tries her best to raise the kids to be good people, but unfortunately the kids will listening more to the parent who allows them to their bad actions.
Or what he would do to op. Some people pretend to be nice till marriage than they become abusive as let's be honest divorce is harder than breaking up, plus you have all those nice memories to gaslight you into thinking it's not that bad.Thankfully this idiot revealed the red flags early.
Thomas absolutely deserved that karma, what annoys me so much is how proud they still are over torturing Arthur and that Thomas still had huge support for his actions, yet somehow despite Thomas literally bragging and still being proud of fooling Arthur, she’s the bad guy for doing the exact same thing to him? Huh, guess they just don’t like it when they’re faced with the exact same behaviour, like they almost understand how it would’ve felt for Arthur. They’re so close to getting it that it actually hurts.
Agreed. In my opinion, the enablers are almost, if not completely, as bad as the bullies themselves. It is the enablers that both empower the bullies and also denigrate those who would stand up to the buttholery.
Thomas and his friends: **Humiliates and plays with Arthur's feelings** OP: **Plays with Thomas's feelings** Common Friend: "You are being absurd and unfair!!" Excuse me, what?!
The bank in the first story really should have been the ones on the hook. My father was an independent appraiser for a local bank and used to sign off on different phases of construction loans. He decided whether the work was up to spec and made contractors put it right before releasing their next payment. Never heard it work the way it does in this story.
Thomas deserved it, he had no remorse for what he did and actually gloated about it. His only regret is that he couldn't torment Arthur more and he is saying that as an adult. She wasn't punishing him for what he did as a teenager, its the fact that he is holding that sick joke as a trophy as an adult and tells it like a proud achievement
Story 2: i feel so bad for Arthur, he didnt deserve that, no one does and they are disappointed they didnt take it further? Bad people, thomas just got a taste of his own medicine. Glad OP got out of that relationship
Story 1: That is actually really funny that the guy built a basically illegal house. Story 2: OP really had a last minute plan to screw with Thomas. It was a small dose of his own medicine. Story 3: I find it very sad that some women like the insincere lady want other women to fail. But she failed at her firm and OP had the upper hand this time.
First story: nice twist and that lawyer is definitely the mvp. Second story: lets hope that idiot learned his lesson. If not, I hope that he gets taught it over and over again until he learns. And I hope Aurther is doing better now that hes had time to heal from those idiots. Third story: nice payback OP. It took a few years, but it worked out in the end. And thanks, Rslash for giving us more stories of a-holes being put in there places.
I would like to thank that woman from the bottom of my bullied, damaged heart for getting him back for Arthur. I was bullied so bad, there's hobbies I still can't bring myself to do like writing and drawing 15 years later. Hope Arthur had a better time at his new school and recovered. I'll get there.
Story 3 is a textbook example of why you don't screw people over or burn bridges. Its a small world, and you never know who you'll be asking for a favor/job. The higher you go, the smaller that world gets
First Thomas who is a grown ass adult was proud for bullying the person until they changed schools proof that both him and his friends showed you that they have no remorse. But as soon as op did the exact same thing suddenly your a bully. I guess he didn't like it when something bad happened to him.
Good morning and happy Friday, rSlash viewers :3 That first story had my jaw on the floor - that was a twist I never would have expected! It's also an example of why it's important to have work done by others audited for compliance. Regulations in building are a pain, but they're necessary when companies operated by folks like Bob exist.
I do not condone bullying. That right there can ruin lives in more ways than they know. Hand being a teenager is not an excuse considering the fact that he felt no remorse and wish of doing more. Now what OP did an be considered bad for what she did, however it's considered minor compared to what he did to Arthur. Arthur could have killed himself after finding out the truth.
I kept expecting them to be laughing that Arthur unalived himself. Was relieved that Arthur switched schools. I hope Arthur is doing well in life, and the switch changed to more positivity.
Honestly I was so worried that she would just leave the party, leave Thomas and nothing else - so glad she decided to give him the karmic justice he deserved
Bday breakup story… the creepy thing about Thomas was his remorse only for not making Arthur to send nudes. He, as an adult, felt bad that he didn’t make his bullying victim’s life worse back in high school. He, as an adult, is thinking about wishing to get nudes from a person back in high school to torment him further with. OP just gave him a tiny fraction, if that, of what he did to a person in high school that he still gleefully gets off at by telling the story and laughing wishing he did more to him. OP did right. Hopefully knocked him down off his evil high horse
I was hoping OP called up Arthur to A) make sure he was doing OK and B) available for that date her pathetic ex-boyfriend still owed him. What they did was psychopathic, and he needed to feel a tiny fraction of what they put Arthur through. If Arthur agreed to go on that date, I'd definitely send Thomas some pictures. He wanted pictures from Arthur after all. I would only want to help 😇
I still have regrets for the way I treated some other kids. Kids are cruel and I was no better sometimes. To still celebrate and laugh about it... I can't even imagine that.
Story 1 : rslash said it " if you gonna be evil at least be smart or at the very least be competent ".. Story 2 : I'm thinking those 3 jerks had a crush on that boy and the only way they'd get his attention is to catfish him.. yeah op don't feel bad that you paid a jerk and his friends back for the their awfulness I would have zero sympathy for the 3 dweebs.. my response to that common "friend" is " your blocked have a nice life you evil bastard ".. Story 3 : Don't burn bridges you never know when you'll need them in life..
5:29. The song you're referring to 'If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough'. Is by Roger Alan Wade. Who's cousin just happens to be none other than Johnny Knoxville. That's right. The guy from Jackass. Plus Johnny likes to plug his cousins song with no charge.
Second story: Some people never truly grow up, and Thomas and his friends never grew up. The fact that they found what they did to that kid funny decades later speaks volumes about them. Legally speaking, they're lucky they never convinced Arthur to send nude pics, because they could have gone to prison for child pornography charges. If all Thomas got for this was a surprise breakup, he got off light.
Story 2: What OP did doesn’t even compare to what Thomas did to Arthur. Arthur was humiliated over and over. Plus Arthur had to show up at school the next day and be humiliated in front of everyone. All OP did was screw around with the meet-up and the timing. It wasn’t done in front of anyone. Thomas could have kept the whole thing to himself.
there is a *very* clear difference between doing something at 14-15 that is super mean and feeling bad about it as an adult and finding it funny as an adult and wishing you did it better and more. The people who think you "went too far" probably never felt destroyed like that at a younger age.
Story 2: Geez, that has got to be one of the evilest things imaginable, I can't believe they thought about doing that. Honestly, we can't guarantee Tom hasn't completely changed from that, he could do it again. Better safe than sorry
Story 2: Yeah, it would be one thing if Thomas indicated he regretted his actions and wished he hadn't been such an asshole as a kid. Instead his only regret was that he hadn't been even worse and bemoaned the fact he hadn't been able to manipulate the poor guy into sending naked pics so it would be even more humiliating. This makes it total fair game to punish him since he clearly hasn't changed a bit.
As a teen I was in Arthor's position so that story hit me hard. The fact that thomas was thinking he should have been worse just proves this guy is a freaking sociopath.
As someone who was bullied so badly that it led me to have homeschooling for 2 years, then go to a different school, only to be bullied to the point where I just decided to get my GED, that story had me fuming. I've had chronic anxiety most of my life, and the people who bullied me made me so anxious that I'd violently throw up every day before school. They also completely ruined my self-esteem for YEARS, and I came close to ending everything due to the extreme depression they caused me. 12 years later now, and I'm happily married and, though I'm still working on learning to love myself, I'm doing so much better. But still, even after all of this time, the trauma I went through in school still haunts me every now and then. Good on OP for giving that bastard a taste of his own medicine. Being proud of potentially ruining someone's life is so vile and disgusting. I really hope Arthur pushed through and found happiness.
I’ve been through something similar with the bullying. It was so traumatic that I self harmed and tried to unalive myself a few times. I’m still working through the trauma. I wish someone cared enough to do the same thing to the bullies. OP isn’t the AH. Thomas deserved it
I have a bit of a saying that Thomas is a prime example of. "If you don't regret any of the shit you did in high school, that means you haven't really matured since then." We all do stupid shit when we're young and dumb but it's important to recognize those mistakes as we get older. Thomas and his friends basically exposed themselves as a bunch of man-babies who peaked in high school and the fact that what OP did wasn't even a wake up call to them is a red flag for sure. I'm glad she got out.
Story 2: as a guy who has one of the most Evil brothers on all of Planet Earth I wish that someone would do this for me, if I found out that my brother had a Kindhearted Ex who had my brother suffer Karmic Justice for my sake (someone who'd likely be a stranger to her) I would consider marrying that person
Here's the thing. Kids can be cruel, especially to those that are different. If you did something as a kid that was cruel but feel remorse later in life over it, that's growth. Sure it still sucks you did something like that but if you feel sorry for it then that's a first step. Still being proud of it, still BRAGGING about it, and even saying things like "I wish we were more evil to get pictures" of a very private thing is disgusting. What OP did is just a small drop on what some people would do. I personally would try to track down the victim and make sure he's okay. If something unfortunate happened to him then that would steel my resolve to drop every person in on or part of that sick and cruel 'joke'. It can't even be called a joke! That was a massive bullying effort on several people in that school! It's sickening.
Wtf... the bank was banking on them also using the land as collateral for the house financing already counting on threatening them with the land to force them to accept the house. Evil. Pure distilled evil.
If Thomas had felt remorse and guilt over what they had done, I could see OP's actions being too much, but he didn't. You can tell the people calling her a bitch were never bullied and wouldn't know the serious affects of that. Thomas barely got a snippet of what he did and I hope that it was enough for him to realize what a shitty person he is, though I doubt it.
I read a seemingly altered version of the story with Tomas a short while ago. Some things are out of place. Some new info is added. While some is removed. No clue which one was the original now. But the other one, Arthur ended his own life rather then moving schools. I hope this is the real one
talk about being drunk showing what kind of person you are like in story 2. good thing op got to see what the dude was like while drunk since it definitely showed the true character of him, his friends, and his defenders
The people who said "But Thomas was a teenager at the time and it was long ago!" are just as toxic and pretty damn stupid. They failed to realize that Thomas was still PROUD of what he did to Arthur, even as an adult. That is disgusting. Only people that seemed to have sense was OP, Thomas's father (who realized that he raised a garbage human) and the people who took OP's side when she left him. I feel bad for OP (cause if that didn't happen, she would have continued loving a complete POS without knowing his actions), Thomas's father, and Arthur who was the victim in all of that and I hope whereever he is that he's living his best life.
I don't know if I believe the first story, surely if a builder makes a house that is completely not up to code that's an open and shut case, right? Like the lawyer wouldn't need to find some obscure loophole in the contract to sue them, the builder is already doing something that is explicitly illegal. Right?
Story 1 - How in the world did that house pass any inspection? I'm sure they existed in the 70s. That said, Tom is a boss! Story 2 - OTOH, this Thomas was a monster. Obviously he and his cronies peaked in high school, and they were still overly proud of what he did. Story 3 - What's that saying? Be nice to people while you're going up, because you'll meet them on the way down. In this case, OP just helped push them along the way down.
The thing that happened to Arthur was very siniliat to what happened to me. Although I don't want vengeance. I was definitely traumatized by it all. That story reminded me of the pain and how they tried gas lighting me that it was for my best interest.
I think the only thing that justifies ops action is that bf laugh and was proud of what he and his friends did as teens, if he wouldve been quiet or even shut the others up it will be different. Im just sad she didn't told him to go further away tho 😂
I listen to your stories (in the background) so much that I didnt realize the one i was listening to before this, ive heard before. it wasnt until Lotion-man was mentioned that i realized "wait, ive heard this twice before..." lol then i noticed this one... Yay! *EDIT* and now that i typed this up, i have to start the video over, because i cant type and listen at the same time...
2nd story: Holy sh-t. I dunno whats worse. The bully itself, or the fact that they act proud out of such an evil deed, years later. I am glad OP was lucky to found out,and have the dignity to dump that POS passing as a human being. Also,its good she find out whose is worth her time, and who isn't. Aka, dump those idiots who support Arthur. I feel sorry for Arthur's dad. You can raise your son to the best of your ability, but it doesnt guarantee they wont be douchebags
I just need to say this. I used to be an awful person. I didn’t mean to be but I made some horrible decisions and I lost friends. I regret the things I did with every ounce of my soul. If Thomas were regretful like me, I’d have sympathy. However, he showed no such emotion and was still proud of the horrible “prank” he pulled. So I’m 100% on OP’s side. I loved that revenge.
In the second story, if Thomas and his friends had been regretful and apologetic about it, and talked about how they wished they hadn't done that, then I would agree that op went too far. However, he clearly wasn't, so she clearly didn't.
I'm disgusted at how two grown adults are still proud of the fact that they emotionally BROKE a socially awkward, lonely teenager. OP didn't give him ENOUGH of his own medicine if you ask me.
As a former socially awkward, lonely teenager who dealt with many people like this growing up and know plenty of them in adulthood. Its largely a myth that kids grow out of this behavior. No, nice kids tend to become nice adults and mean kids become mean adults. So it doesn't surprise me.
OP is a VIP. It's the least Arthur deserves. I hope he sees this. she did the right thing, imho
what I'd want to have done to my bullies would be something lasting but not disabling... either way it can't be printed here
@@Nekulturny yeah, unless they have a bad experience and learn their lesson they don’t change
@@FlopNonStop Sad, but true.
The fact that Thomas still was proud of the cruel joke he played almost a decade later tells you everything you need to know about him.
The fact that "common friend" called OP absurd and unfair just pisses me off. This proves they probably will do the same thing too. Those people who defended Thomas can go screw themselves.
Yeah this guy is a grade a douchebag! I'm glad Op broke up with him.
True. The fact that his girlfriend considered the same actions "fair payback" tells you everything you need to know about her. Both are better off single until they learn how to adult.
@@BronzeDragon133she was just giving him a taste of his own medicine.
@@BronzeDragon133No. She said that wasn't enough. And it's true, they deserve even worse.
The fact Thomas was sitting around thinking of ways they could’ve made their bullying worse years later is disturbing
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It tells you exactly when he peaked at least.
Karma came as a girl that Thomas was into.
She blocked their numbers yet still receiving messages from Thomas a few months after the incident. How does that work, did he have to keep using different phone?
@@katyngah-ere4942
Different phone numbers, social media accounts, email.
There are many ways to contact someone.
Bob: Can we build it?
Minions: No we can't!
Imagine being a full grown adult with a fully formed prefrontal cortex looking back at the cruel bullying you did as a kid and being proud of it. He got a taste of his own medicine and he didn't like it. Boohoo. Bet he won't learn from it and continue to be a piece of garbage.
Not only being proud, but thinking of how he could've done WORSE... How disgusting, and they think OP is the bad guy?! I'd say it's good she got away when she did and that Thomas wasn't able to screw her over too!
@@JAKqkak of course they think OP is the bad guy, they don't think they did anything wrong!
That's just so horrible.@@abiean222
@@abiean222 it's clear why Thomas, Alex and Bob didn’t see anything wrong - but why other friends of op defended Thomas? That would be red flag even for teenager behavior (proving that either bullies have problems with empathy or are spineless pleasers), but not regreting their actions but instead being proud?!
@@valivali8104 there is this mentality of "us vs them" where the them in question can be separated by anything from race, gender, and even "they aren't apart of our friend group." people who have the "us vs them" mentality don't see the "them" as people on an equal level as the "us." any bad thing you do to a "them" is one thing, but if you do that same thing to an "us" you are a horrible person. thomas is a shit person, and shit people very often have the "us vs them" mentality and make friends with people who share that mentality. to them, auther is a "them" a subhuman, and someone who is worthy of being mistreated and mocked, so of course they don't care that tommy boy and his buddies treated that kid horribly, its just what he deserves for being a lonely loser.
i hope that clears up a bit on how thomas' friends can be mad at OP but not thomas.
First Story: Tom is the mvp in this story. He managed to spot the screw up that Bob and the bank did by pointing out the house was built on land they didn’t own. Also, its insane how these people was trying to scam OP's parents for an unlivable house
Second Story: To the ones who think what OP did was a bitch thing to do: they clearly never experienced bullying and what it actually does to a person. OP's revenge for Arthur was perfect because Thomas deserve it, especially for his lack of remorse for what he, Bart, and Alex did. Good thing OP got rid of this walking red flag sooner than later
Third Story: Lmao OP screwed over two people and used their own word against them, especially the woman. I see this story as the world being a small one and how karma be handing perfect opportunities to people because what were the chances of OP being in the position to screw over the two people that screwed him over
I'm dumb as a bag of rocks. What happened in the first story? I'm lost as hell
@@Chontsbasically the bank hired a contractor who built a weak, shitty house. they pressured the OP's parents into signing a mortgage for it, but they owned the land the house was on. the parents threatened to just demolish it, no mortgage and no way to recoup the funds if they didnt fix it
For the second story: That asshole is not a red flag, he's damn communist revolution
Story 2: It's not the fact that Thomad did these horrible things as a teen, it's the fact that Thomas obviously feels the same about it and still laughs about it. He definitely wasn't sorry about how he tortured the poor boy. I hope that boy is doing well.
Thomas is extremely evil , HE WISHED THAT HE WAS WORSE TO ARTUR!! That alone , is a problem
For the second story, OP absolutely dodge a big bullet. Imagine if she had ended having kids with this guy and the horrible things he would allow his own kids to do because he still believes he did nothing wrong with Arthur. While OP tries her best to raise the kids to be good people, but unfortunately the kids will listening more to the parent who allows them to their bad actions.
or worse, the horrible things he'd do to his kids.
Or what he would do to op. Some people pretend to be nice till marriage than they become abusive as let's be honest divorce is harder than breaking up, plus you have all those nice memories to gaslight you into thinking it's not that bad.Thankfully this idiot revealed the red flags early.
Thomas absolutely deserved that karma, what annoys me so much is how proud they still are over torturing Arthur and that Thomas still had huge support for his actions, yet somehow despite Thomas literally bragging and still being proud of fooling Arthur, she’s the bad guy for doing the exact same thing to him? Huh, guess they just don’t like it when they’re faced with the exact same behaviour, like they almost understand how it would’ve felt for Arthur. They’re so close to getting it that it actually hurts.
Just another example of, "They can dish it out, but they can't take it."
Agreed.
In my opinion, the enablers are almost, if not completely, as bad as the bullies themselves. It is the enablers that both empower the bullies and also denigrate those who would stand up to the buttholery.
@@survivedandthriving This makes me want to make anti-bullying posters that say “Stand Up To The Buttholery”
@@kranberry3318I would totally buy one - especially if on a T-shirt :D
Not karma. Justice
Story 2: Absolutely no loss losing contact with anyone who thought she did the wrong thing.
Thomas and his friends: **Humiliates and plays with Arthur's feelings**
OP: **Plays with Thomas's feelings**
Common Friend: "You are being absurd and unfair!!"
Excuse me, what?!
The bank in the first story really should have been the ones on the hook. My father was an independent appraiser for a local bank and used to sign off on different phases of construction loans. He decided whether the work was up to spec and made contractors put it right before releasing their next payment. Never heard it work the way it does in this story.
thats cause the bank your father worked for wasn't incompetent/trying to scam their clients.
There's a difference between doing something evil as a teen and being regretful and doing something evil as a teen and fantasizing about it
Thomas deserved it, he had no remorse for what he did and actually gloated about it. His only regret is that he couldn't torment Arthur more and he is saying that as an adult. She wasn't punishing him for what he did as a teenager, its the fact that he is holding that sick joke as a trophy as an adult and tells it like a proud achievement
Story 2: i feel so bad for Arthur, he didnt deserve that, no one does and they are disappointed they didnt take it further? Bad people, thomas just got a taste of his own medicine. Glad OP got out of that relationship
Story 1: That is actually really funny that the guy built a basically illegal house.
Story 2: OP really had a last minute plan to screw with Thomas. It was a small dose of his own medicine.
Story 3: I find it very sad that some women like the insincere lady want other women to fail. But she failed at her firm and OP had the upper hand this time.
First story: nice twist and that lawyer is definitely the mvp.
Second story: lets hope that idiot learned his lesson. If not, I hope that he gets taught it over and over again until he learns. And I hope Aurther is doing better now that hes had time to heal from those idiots.
Third story: nice payback OP. It took a few years, but it worked out in the end.
And thanks, Rslash for giving us more stories of a-holes being put in there places.
I would like to thank that woman from the bottom of my bullied, damaged heart for getting him back for Arthur. I was bullied so bad, there's hobbies I still can't bring myself to do like writing and drawing 15 years later. Hope Arthur had a better time at his new school and recovered. I'll get there.
Story 3: Never screw someone over, you never know when you'll meet them again under different circumstance
Yep, the butt you kick today just might be the one you kiss tomorrow!
Story 3 is a textbook example of why you don't screw people over or burn bridges. Its a small world, and you never know who you'll be asking for a favor/job. The higher you go, the smaller that world gets
"The higher you go, the smaller that world gets"
Now that's a great quote.
First Thomas who is a grown ass adult was proud for bullying the person until they changed schools proof that both him and his friends showed you that they have no remorse. But as soon as op did the exact same thing suddenly your a bully. I guess he didn't like it when something bad happened to him.
As a survivour of childhood bullying with complex PTSD, OP is a champ
OP2: OP didn't dump him because of whst he did, she dumped him becsuse he's a disgusting person who has no shame about it and still thinks it's funny.
OP should have filmed Thomas confessing halfway through and posted it online so that he can be shown as a real dirtbag scum that he is.
Good morning and happy Friday, rSlash viewers :3 That first story had my jaw on the floor - that was a twist I never would have expected! It's also an example of why it's important to have work done by others audited for compliance. Regulations in building are a pain, but they're necessary when companies operated by folks like Bob exist.
Bro its 3 pm here bit thank you anyway 😊
@@ilovechikenlikeabaws ayy same
@@ilovechikenlikeabaws9AM for me, but I hope your day is going swell c:
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I starting my day with rslash, it’s currently 6 am, thank you😄
I do not condone bullying. That right there can ruin lives in more ways than they know. Hand being a teenager is not an excuse considering the fact that he felt no remorse and wish of doing more. Now what OP did an be considered bad for what she did, however it's considered minor compared to what he did to Arthur. Arthur could have killed himself after finding out the truth.
I kept expecting them to be laughing that Arthur unalived himself. Was relieved that Arthur switched schools. I hope Arthur is doing well in life, and the switch changed to more positivity.
Yeah, I was so worried when they said he stopped showing up to school. Hopefully things got better for Arthur after he switched schools…
Honestly I was so worried that she would just leave the party, leave Thomas and nothing else - so glad she decided to give him the karmic justice he deserved
Bday breakup story… the creepy thing about Thomas was his remorse only for not making Arthur to send nudes. He, as an adult, felt bad that he didn’t make his bullying victim’s life worse back in high school. He, as an adult, is thinking about wishing to get nudes from a person back in high school to torment him further with. OP just gave him a tiny fraction, if that, of what he did to a person in high school that he still gleefully gets off at by telling the story and laughing wishing he did more to him. OP did right. Hopefully knocked him down off his evil high horse
First story, Tom was the MVP of the story. Luckily the parents didn't sign the house.
Story 2: I have a feeling that, had OP been able to see the father's reaction, he'd have been very proud of her.
Because Tom the hero and Thomas the villain are so closely named, the comment section is wild without context.
I was hoping OP called up Arthur to A) make sure he was doing OK and B) available for that date her pathetic ex-boyfriend still owed him. What they did was psychopathic, and he needed to feel a tiny fraction of what they put Arthur through. If Arthur agreed to go on that date, I'd definitely send Thomas some pictures. He wanted pictures from Arthur after all. I would only want to help 😇
I'm glad this work week is over. Some rSlash in the morning is just what I needed.
I still have regrets for the way I treated some other kids. Kids are cruel and I was no better sometimes.
To still celebrate and laugh about it... I can't even imagine that.
Story 1 : rslash said it " if you gonna be evil at least be smart or at the very least be competent "..
Story 2 : I'm thinking those 3 jerks had a crush on that boy and the only way they'd get his attention is to catfish him.. yeah op don't feel bad that you paid a jerk and his friends back for the their awfulness I would have zero sympathy for the 3 dweebs.. my response to that common "friend" is " your blocked have a nice life you evil bastard "..
Story 3 : Don't burn bridges you never know when you'll need them in life..
5:29. The song you're referring to 'If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough'. Is by Roger Alan Wade. Who's cousin just happens to be none other than Johnny Knoxville. That's right. The guy from Jackass. Plus Johnny likes to plug his cousins song with no charge.
Second story: Some people never truly grow up, and Thomas and his friends never grew up. The fact that they found what they did to that kid funny decades later speaks volumes about them. Legally speaking, they're lucky they never convinced Arthur to send nude pics, because they could have gone to prison for child pornography charges. If all Thomas got for this was a surprise breakup, he got off light.
5:40 if you're gonna be evil, don't be Disney evil, and be surprised when your "evil plan" fails
Story 2:
What OP did doesn’t even compare to what Thomas did to Arthur. Arthur was humiliated over and over. Plus Arthur had to show up at school the next day and be humiliated in front of everyone. All OP did was screw around with the meet-up and the timing. It wasn’t done in front of anyone. Thomas could have kept the whole thing to himself.
" you did to him exactly what he did to someone else, monster"
What planet do these people live on?
Their rationale is probably "He did a bad thing, but you also did the same bad thing. I don't like that you did a bad thing."
there is a *very* clear difference between doing something at 14-15 that is super mean and feeling bad about it as an adult and finding it funny as an adult and wishing you did it better and more. The people who think you "went too far" probably never felt destroyed like that at a younger age.
If Thomas was actually remorseful, he would have welcomed the payback as justice being served.
I'm with OP for story 2! I would also dump anyone who finds funny/did this kind of bullying! Thomas and his friends are just awful!!
Story 2: Geez, that has got to be one of the evilest things imaginable, I can't believe they thought about doing that.
Honestly, we can't guarantee Tom hasn't completely changed from that, he could do it again. Better safe than sorry
If I was Thomas's dad and I found out what op did. I'd laugh at him. I'd send op a gift because I would not tolerate my child bullying someone
Story 2: Yeah, it would be one thing if Thomas indicated he regretted his actions and wished he hadn't been such an asshole as a kid. Instead his only regret was that he hadn't been even worse and bemoaned the fact he hadn't been able to manipulate the poor guy into sending naked pics so it would be even more humiliating. This makes it total fair game to punish him since he clearly hasn't changed a bit.
Was having a terrible morning today, and no matter my mood, this always relaxes me. Thanks Dabney!
She wasn't punishing him for what he did as a kid. It's for his attitude about it NOW.
As a teen I was in Arthor's position so that story hit me hard. The fact that thomas was thinking he should have been worse just proves this guy is a freaking sociopath.
And whoever the common friend was that defended Thomas should be beaten with an inch of their lives!!..
As someone who was bullied so badly that it led me to have homeschooling for 2 years, then go to a different school, only to be bullied to the point where I just decided to get my GED, that story had me fuming. I've had chronic anxiety most of my life, and the people who bullied me made me so anxious that I'd violently throw up every day before school. They also completely ruined my self-esteem for YEARS, and I came close to ending everything due to the extreme depression they caused me.
12 years later now, and I'm happily married and, though I'm still working on learning to love myself, I'm doing so much better. But still, even after all of this time, the trauma I went through in school still haunts me every now and then.
Good on OP for giving that bastard a taste of his own medicine. Being proud of potentially ruining someone's life is so vile and disgusting. I really hope Arthur pushed through and found happiness.
I’ve been through something similar with the bullying. It was so traumatic that I self harmed and tried to unalive myself a few times. I’m still working through the trauma. I wish someone cared enough to do the same thing to the bullies. OP isn’t the AH. Thomas deserved it
10:38 OP shouldve shown more vengeance, Bullies dont deserve mercy.
And op should've invented new cuss words on that "common friend" then blocked them on everything as well ....
I have a bit of a saying that Thomas is a prime example of. "If you don't regret any of the shit you did in high school, that means you haven't really matured since then." We all do stupid shit when we're young and dumb but it's important to recognize those mistakes as we get older. Thomas and his friends basically exposed themselves as a bunch of man-babies who peaked in high school and the fact that what OP did wasn't even a wake up call to them is a red flag for sure. I'm glad she got out.
Story 2: as a guy who has one of the most Evil brothers on all of Planet Earth I wish that someone would do this for me,
if I found out that my brother had a Kindhearted Ex who had my brother suffer Karmic Justice for my sake (someone who'd likely be a stranger to her) I would consider marrying that person
Story 1: I phrase it this way - you can’t be dumb AND mean, pick a lane 😂
Story 2: just reply “he still thinks what he did was funny, so what’s the problem? Why wasn’t what I did is hilarious?”
Story 1 - how on earth did this house of sticks make it past the first inspection that is done by the city?
Here's the thing. Kids can be cruel, especially to those that are different. If you did something as a kid that was cruel but feel remorse later in life over it, that's growth. Sure it still sucks you did something like that but if you feel sorry for it then that's a first step. Still being proud of it, still BRAGGING about it, and even saying things like "I wish we were more evil to get pictures" of a very private thing is disgusting. What OP did is just a small drop on what some people would do. I personally would try to track down the victim and make sure he's okay. If something unfortunate happened to him then that would steel my resolve to drop every person in on or part of that sick and cruel 'joke'. It can't even be called a joke! That was a massive bullying effort on several people in that school! It's sickening.
I hope that Thomas's father disowned him after this.
Wtf... the bank was banking on them also using the land as collateral for the house financing already counting on threatening them with the land to force them to accept the house.
Evil. Pure distilled evil.
Banks generally are, yes.
“We don’t think it’s working out.”
Company goes under sometime after firing OP. That alone is justice.
If Thomas had felt remorse and guilt over what they had done, I could see OP's actions being too much, but he didn't. You can tell the people calling her a bitch were never bullied and wouldn't know the serious affects of that. Thomas barely got a snippet of what he did and I hope that it was enough for him to realize what a shitty person he is, though I doubt it.
I read a seemingly altered version of the story with Tomas a short while ago.
Some things are out of place.
Some new info is added.
While some is removed.
No clue which one was the original now.
But the other one, Arthur ended his own life rather then moving schools.
I hope this is the real one
talk about being drunk showing what kind of person you are like in story 2. good thing op got to see what the dude was like while drunk since it definitely showed the true character of him, his friends, and his defenders
The people who said "But Thomas was a teenager at the time and it was long ago!" are just as toxic and pretty damn stupid. They failed to realize that Thomas was still PROUD of what he did to Arthur, even as an adult. That is disgusting. Only people that seemed to have sense was OP, Thomas's father (who realized that he raised a garbage human) and the people who took OP's side when she left him. I feel bad for OP (cause if that didn't happen, she would have continued loving a complete POS without knowing his actions), Thomas's father, and Arthur who was the victim in all of that and I hope whereever he is that he's living his best life.
I don't know if I believe the first story, surely if a builder makes a house that is completely not up to code that's an open and shut case, right? Like the lawyer wouldn't need to find some obscure loophole in the contract to sue them, the builder is already doing something that is explicitly illegal. Right?
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So if OP is a B word in their eyes, what does that make Thomas to them? Oh what he did was fine? Screw all of them.
Ok it's pretty underrated that the bank story has both bob the builder, and attorney tom.
Story 1 - How in the world did that house pass any inspection? I'm sure they existed in the 70s. That said, Tom is a boss!
Story 2 - OTOH, this Thomas was a monster. Obviously he and his cronies peaked in high school, and they were still overly proud of what he did.
Story 3 - What's that saying? Be nice to people while you're going up, because you'll meet them on the way down. In this case, OP just helped push them along the way down.
I have started taking my lunch at 2pm just so I can listen to daily content lol
The second episode is uncountable and that was a good revenge and justice for Arthur
The thing that happened to Arthur was very siniliat to what happened to me. Although I don't want vengeance. I was definitely traumatized by it all. That story reminded me of the pain and how they tried gas lighting me that it was for my best interest.
Totally agree with your last statement about the best revenge…. But it is nice to have that cherry on top too! Haha
I feel like the forst story someone should have been jailed. It should be illegal to do a job that crappy and expect a bank to issue a loan for it.
Poor Arthur. I really hope he grew up well and found happiness.
Good on OP, he was trash, I wish more could've been done for poor Arthur, an I hope he IS OK and alive through all that.
Thomas deserved worse. Bullies deserve no mercy or forgiveness.
I think the only thing that justifies ops action is that bf laugh and was proud of what he and his friends did as teens, if he wouldve been quiet or even shut the others up it will be different. Im just sad she didn't told him to go further away tho 😂
Thank you for making these videos! Not only are they fun for me to watch, but your voice helps me put my baby to sleep. God bless
Thomas and his pal are MONSTERS, plain and simple. Hope nothing but the worst happens to them from now on.
Story 1: Bob the Builder: can he fix it?
No, he can't.
I listen to your stories (in the background) so much that I didnt realize the one i was listening to before this, ive heard before. it wasnt until Lotion-man was mentioned that i realized "wait, ive heard this twice before..." lol then i noticed this one... Yay! *EDIT* and now that i typed this up, i have to start the video over, because i cant type and listen at the same time...
A villain that is evil and competent. A villain that is evil and incompetent is just comedic relief
These were some very satisfying stories today, heard the 1st one on either mark narrations or markee but still. Very satisfying 😅
Even better: If you're gonna be dumb at least be stupid rich
Again with RSlash making our day ^^
Thomas is a straight-up sociopath. Lady you dodged a tank mortar
The story where the guys pranked Arthur. sometimes, Karma chooses a person when it comes to delayed justice. OP was that person.
Funny that we had a good guy named Tom immediately followed by a bad guy named Thomas 🎉
Nuclear revenge stories are still my favorite
I’m so confused on how that house passed inspections during the time it was being built
2nd story: Holy sh-t. I dunno whats worse. The bully itself, or the fact that they act proud out of such an evil deed, years later.
I am glad OP was lucky to found out,and have the dignity to dump that POS passing as a human being. Also,its good she find out whose is worth her time, and who isn't. Aka, dump those idiots who support Arthur.
I feel sorry for Arthur's dad. You can raise your son to the best of your ability, but it doesnt guarantee they wont be douchebags
Story 1 sounds like that old Tom Hanks movie “The Money Pit.” 😂
I don’t know what I’d do in that situation. Leave and never talk to him again or scream and tell until the cops got called. He is terrible
No remorse means he is a monster not an adult
story 2: i support what you did, op. good on you for getting back at him
I just need to say this. I used to be an awful person. I didn’t mean to be but I made some horrible decisions and I lost friends. I regret the things I did with every ounce of my soul. If Thomas were regretful like me, I’d have sympathy. However, he showed no such emotion and was still proud of the horrible “prank” he pulled. So I’m 100% on OP’s side. I loved that revenge.
In the second story, if Thomas and his friends had been regretful and apologetic about it, and talked about how they wished they hadn't done that, then I would agree that op went too far. However, he clearly wasn't, so she clearly didn't.