r/MaliciousCompliance - Karen Harasses Me and DARES ME to Get Her ARRESTED! I'm a COP!
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- r/maliciouscompliance - OP is a cop and is on a lunch break when he encounters an entitled Karen raging at a sandwich shop. OP warns her to calm down, but the entitled Karen flips out even more and then dares OP to do something about it! Subscribe for future stories.
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One of my favorite Entitled people stories! [Karen PRETENDS to Be the Owner's WIFE! Tries to Fire Me!] • r/EntitledPeople - Kar...
Stories in this episode of malicious compliance:
0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Story 1 (u/xxmomochanxx)
2:50 - Story 2 (u/fin008)
6:25 - Story 3 (u/[deleted])
12:31 - Story 4 (u/Acceptable-Ear-4054)
17:00 - Story 5 (u/iwasthechubbylady)
19:29 - Story 6 (u/shmartyparty)
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The person in the story: *puts blanket over head in hospital*
Me, an EMT: I see where this is going. Hope he doesn't fall asleep.
Lmao! "That time I woke up dead"....
Imagine someone standing next to him complaining about the dead body and all of a sudden the alleged corpse starts snoring 🤭
@@DaemonwarriorJulius lol
Just wake up screaming your lungs out lol
Saw where it was going because I’ve seen it before. When the “dead person” suddenly sat up it scared the crap out of an aide.
Story 3: Honestly, Gabe needs a hobby if he's being this grumpy and messing with people's days. Gabe should've expected some sort of revenge for pulling that scam
Agreed and I, for one, prefer a hobby that is more harmless and enjoyable like collecting classics movies such as Star Wars or the godfather or collecting cards from baseball to Pokémon
For real!!
Grumpy and messing with people? the guy is just a dirty scammer who should be arrested
@@minnarosenqvistmr yes and i prefer anything movie saga like star wars mad max or tv series like Naruto and dragon ball
He needs more than a hobby. He needs re-education on how to be a decent human being.
Story 1: God DAMN! A whole gulp of vinegar?! That must've burned the dude's tongue and throat!
Story 2: Come on, man. Not only is it easy to tell people that you've changed number, but's it's ESSENTIAL to do so your business can keep going.
Story 3: Complete genius!
Story 4: Be careful what you wished for, my friend.
Story 5: What can I say? OP and the manager are a dream team.
your comment on story 1, I've seen people stubborn enough to drink that whole damned bottle through teary eyes simply because "I can't POSSIBLY be wrong! I'll prove it!"
The reaction to vinegar depends on the person. I like it and sometimes swallow a chug or two for fun. (Too much can make you sick, it will actually cause acidosis and can potentially be dangerous, so even I can't just chug recklessly. For anyone as weird as I am, I do recommend washing it down with water as it can burn your throat if you just leave it there.) My dad on the other hand hated it worse than skunk smell. I assume he's the normal one. I'm not sure if I ever told him I actually drink it. Sadly, it's too late now.
"What are you gonna do? Arrest Me?" Why yes, I will
Karen: *SHOCKED_PIKACHU*
"Done and done!" 👍
Is that story even real? What did she get a ticket for?
Did anyone else imagine OP as Simon Pegg from "Hot Fuzz"?
@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 dissorderly conduct?
"Section 5 (Disorderly Behavior)
One of the less serious offences that the Courts hear for Public Order offences is a charge under Section 5 of the Public Order Act. This is the offence of disorderly conduct. If you are accused of this, the Police will need to prove that:
You have used threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour;
Within the hearing or sight of somebody likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress."
Story 1: Honestly, the only way some people can learn not to touch the stove is to let them get burnt by it.
I pity his wife and their kids who has to live with such a moron.
Last story: as soon as you said, "dead body in the hallway," I knew EXACTLY what was coming and started laughing myself silly 🤣
That's funny. The end of July last year I was admitted to the hospital with heart failure that I got from Covid. I never got a room for any of the days I was there. I was in the hallway in the ER at first and then I was moved to a dimmer, quieter hallway. But I would have done the exact same thing with the blanket under that light. LOL
Same. I get migraines, especially from that kind of lighting, and I would've been that guy... 😅
Had my sister do this to me. she had rolled her jeep and because of location i got there before the ambulance. one of the girls had broken her collard bone and to keep the AZ sun off her had thrown a towel over her face. was shocked when the "dead" girl started talking to me.
As soon as he said "pulled the sheet over my head", I had a feeling that was gonna happen. XD
Story 6. I've had so many uncomfortable times in the hospital stories over my life. Trying to find a comfortable position in any hospital room or bed is like trying to find a unicorn.
Yep. Last July I was admitted to the hospital for a couple of days and spent the entire time in hallways. I never got a room. I know exactly how that person felt.
You're more likely to find that unicorn, my friend.
The last story not only is funny but also rather wholesome in a way.
Chinese vinegar story: It usually pays to listen to the people who actually KNOW what something is regardless of their age.
Delivery story: Just another reason why you don't mess with people you depend upon.
Sandwich story: Don't we all just love the stories where Karen is dealing with an actual police officer and doesn't know it?
Story 5: There is a balance of work and tips. You want more, you do more. You don't do the same work and expect more tip, it does not work like that. If you can't handle the extra work that you got because you wanted more tip, too bad
Also, its not even about the amount of tables most of the time. Do a good job, get a good tip. Im a waiter myself (Since 13 years) and i notice that with certain people.
It's worth noting that this balance doesn't apply to the just-from-church crowd. Having just gotten out from having their sense of righteous self-importance fluffed up, they're more than ready to screw over anyone they see.
Also, tips should be on top of a living wage minimum for 40h work/week, not a hidden deduction as it seems to be in the US...
(If min wage limit is lowered because tipping is expected in the profession, then that is, in fact, a legalised, structural wage discrimination of those workers, deliberately designed to keep most of them from earning enough to improve their situation or provide for a family.
Some workers will go above and beyond and even then some people refuse to tip so the idea of "you want more, you do more" is unfeasible
Story 3: Malicious Compliance with a very healthy serving of petty revenge.
I love the malicious compliance stories. "Be careful what you ask for. You might get it."
I’m a former nurse. I knew where that last story was going at, “ I pulled the blanket over my head.” I thought someone would take him to the morgue though. 😂
I was working in the hospital and yes, we do sometimes leave a body in the hallway until someone has time for a morgue run. I was getting report one day out in the hallway and getting ticked at the lack of treatment for one of my patients. I started pounding on the “table” I was leaning on in frustration, as was the other nurse. It took us both a few minutes to realize what that “table” actually was! We were duly mortified! It did break up the tension though! 😂
The Karen that got arrested by the constable had me rolling with laughter as well with OP pulling the blanket over themselves in the hospital. Love your channel DarkFluff.
Story #1: If they tell you they don't sell Alcohol in a Chinese Restaurant, then that is that. Never argue with them.
"the customer is always right", unless it's someone who works in the store in which you should definitely listen
@@icetweiz Agreed, I mean come on. Even I know the difference between Soy Sauce/Vinegar and Alcohol.
Most of these places are fine with you bringing your own if you ask nicely
@@vickymc9695 wouldn't that risk the restaurants buisness licence? I know it definitely would in most of the EU
@@SonsOfLorgar i think that is an EU vs US thing. EU myself.
The vinegar story kind of reminds me of how children have to figure out that baker's chocolate isn't chocolate like a candy bar LOL
Story 5. I used to be a server and, while I wasn’t the most tipped, I was one of the best at getting my job done with time management. Monday and Tuesday were my moneymakers because we had one section that was empty and when it got busy, I had a standing order with the hostesses that they would seat people in the closed section and I’d take them. Monday and Tuesday also had the four best hostesses (they knew the best way to space out tables and didn’t mind telling customers to wait five minutes to make sure I was at the best point in my process to take a new table. I affectionately called them “my girls”). One of those Tuesdays, I was training a server and I told her, “Okay. Tonight, our section is these two tables, and these seven.” The look of horror on her face was priceless. You could tell she was thinking, “Is that normal?”
I explained the situation and she calmed down. We were busy enough that she got to have her own two table section solo and did a great job. When training someone, they use your number on the computer, so you get the tips generated by them. We wound up making like $160 that night and my goal was just $100, so I gave her the excess $60.
I was surprised OP 2 didn't tell the one caller , "You have a truckload of sand, then go pound it!"
Dumping it right there, best MC!! 👍😆
It wasn’t the sand guy’s fault. Having him dump it was the best!
I figured someone would think the OP was dead 😂
So instead of paying 6£ for a foot long sub Karen got to pay £80 for a ticket 😅.
And still is hungry.
My dad owned a restaurant and I was his head server from age 12 until his death and the close of the restaurant, we hired out of the family to help people out. One person said she was not going to take orders from a 12-year-old and with all her experience she should have been hired on as head server so my dad made her head server for a week. After the first day she was overwhelmed but my dad told her "No no no. You said you deserved that position so you're going to do it for a full week, besides daughter is enjoying the break." She quit on Friday when she started acting as head server on Sunday afternoon.
And some people have the audacity to call these jobs "unskilled" too
@@WolfgangDoW The people who say that are also the ones who have never done it.
Vinegar is literally sour wine 🤢
Needs some really hot chiles in it. 😆
Last Story: So I work in the medical field AND in the emergency care setting. One rule of thumb is if someone has a C-collar then there is a good reason why it is there. Unless the doctor says otherwise, its staying on and no it cannot be loosened if its on correctly, it's there to save your life not to be comfortable.
Everything else tho IMO is easier to correct for comfort. Like if the light was a problem, I would have just easily moved the stretcher over a bit or flipped it so your head isnt directly under it. Likewise could adjust the back of the stretcher to what they find as comfortable, and even show em how to further adjust it themselves.
Also yeah, idk what the nurses deal with the blanket was 🤨 other than another patient/visitor being dramatic. People like to cover themselves with the blankets all the time to rest. Noticably with alot of psych patients. If its not causing an actual problem, I see no other reason to care.
Before careful what you ask for, you might just get it and you'll end up regretting it
😂😂
Story about delivery driver...
Was THEE BEST!!
KUDOS to the driver for what he did!!
Your birthday gift to me is right on time ❤
Also the Karen who harassed a cop is an idiot
Karen's by definition are Idiots...
That's one of the reasons they're a Karen...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Happy birthday 🎉
@@nikwalters1029 Thank you 😊
RE: Story 6 - "Surely, you can't be serious?" "I am serious and don't call me Shirley." I think that word is "Sir-lee."
Surely is generally pronounced with the s as sh. Some dialects don't pronounce it like Shirley, but that's because they say it more like shore-ly.
I thought it was an airplane! Reference
@@brennabrodbeck5183 It was, actually! Winner, winner, chicken fried steak dinner!
Story 2: honestly I would have fun messing with the mate as I would make absurd orders like dump the sand in front of the entrance to their parking lot to make the mate life miserable as one example.😂
It is very stupid to piss off somebody, who has your old number and gets many calls.
‘Sand delivery’ story: SOOOoo sweet!!
25 years ago, after doing my degree, I did a couple of jobs and somehow ended up working in politics (UK). After several years I was burnt out and the bullying of one employer (apparently 100 hours a week, upto 14 hours a day, often including Sundays) wasn't enough for her. So I went off to do boring office work.
I moved to a different part of the country, then I got involved with some local community groups. One local character was a councillor (local politician) and involved in a lot of the same groups but using them for his own edification.
We've just had local elections in England, and I volunteered to work my butt off so as to get someone preferred political party elected. The great news is that it worked, and now the immature idiot who used community groups and tried to involve me in some of his political shenanigans is no longer a councillor, his political party lost control of the town and district councils so they can't give his company any grants etc, and with that loss of status he's being sidelined by those community groups.
Okay, not as fun as some of the revenge featured here, but it has done my mental health the world of good. 😁
Nothing better than a Sunday lunch sized serving of malicious compliance. Thanks Fluff!!
story 1: I got a better idea, block any number calling you that you don't know. eventually, the idiot will either lose their job, or stop being lazy and actually update their contact info.
story 4: I guess, she has seen one too many cop movies, cops just eat donuts all day. guess, in UK it is different ;-)
Yeah, that last one cracked me up
Oh last story, brings back so many memories! My first job was small town ER on the night shift! However the one i want to share was about my very first car wreck at 16. I picked up my Grandmother to take her to the drug store. It was raining hard on the way home. I was driving my 1968 Buick 225 electra. Visibilty was bad. I thought i was clear and proceeded across the street. I never saw the Red Bird taxi. It hit my back quarter panel so hard that it flipped my car completely around and it stopped facing the way that i had just come from. Cops and ambulances the hole deal. While i was talking to the officer, the ambulance was taking my Grandmother to get checked out (Pre seatbelt days). I turned back to look at my Grandmother and just lost my shit. They had covered her face with a sheet. I saw it and freaked out. My driving mistake had KILLLED my Grandmother! The officer had said, “Oh NO, sweetheart! They are just keeping the rain out of her face.” To this day, i hate driving or even riding in the rain. Everyone was well!
Reality check.
Story 4: Now I kind of want to find this sort of Karen getting mad over not getting their food and then offering her a snickers. 😆
Helper: Better?
Completely different person to Karen: Better.
Had the same idea when I got my cell phone. For about 6 months I got calls for the previous owner. The worst was someone who asked me if I knew where the older owner was. Told her I had no idea or couldn't care.
I'd say, "I expect he's in Hell by now!"
have same problem on occasion, and Ive had my number for four YEARS
The Gabe & Jeff Story..... Put Gabe on the "Do Not Deliver List"! 🤨
Story 6 sounds a bit....dumb. All he had to do was ask the nurse to reposition him, because of the light. It couldnt have been THAT difficult to ask.
Some hospitals even have lights that dim or can swivel in place, so he had multiple options to fix his problem 😅
I had to help a kid who was having serious back spasms and was on a gurney in the hallway of an ER. As an EMT I had a bit more leeway than the nurses. The kid was in so much pain he was sweating large beads of sweat, and fortunately, I was able to pad out his back and give him some comfort. As EMT's we saw the ER as the edge of order, and the nurses saw it as the edge of chaos. We were both right.
Thanks for being around and improving my day one poopy person at a time❤
Good afternoon all!
You’re not allowed to be comfortable in a hospital! Those are the worst places to try to get any sleep
Story 1: Yay, alcoholism!
Story 2 & 3: Play stupid games, yadda yadda.
I have a funny hospital story. I work for the Red Cross, and one of our duties is to deliver extra blood/platelets/plasma to hospitals when they have an emergency, and their normal daily order and what they have on hand isn't going to cover it. We had such an emergency where they needed an even larger amount than normal, and as I'm wheeling the several boxes it's packed in, someone in the waiting room exclaimed, "Wow! That's a lot of blood!" Suddenly 10 medical professionals appear out of nowhere looking for the person they thought was bleeding to death. The person in the waiting room sheepishly explained and apologized, and the staff went back to what they were doing, very relieved.
Last story: Decades ago one of my teachers told a story about how her husband was in an accident on a remote logging road (deer vs car) and was stuck for 4 hours until another vehicle passed. This was pre cellphone and husband was trapped inside vehicle. When emergency services finally arrived and cut off the door husband walked to the EMTs for a check out but insisted he felt fine other than being stiff. Fortunately they forced him to be braced and transported to hospital. Turns out he cracked a couple of neck vertebrae, but 4 hours sitting upright caused them to fuse just enough that he didn't kill himself standing up.
tl'dr: When someone puts a neck brace on you, don't f* around.
dead body story... LOL i once went to the hospital for an eye injury, and the lights were KILLING me
i would totally see myself putting a blanket on top of my face if i had that option
That last story is hysterical! XD glad OP got a room.
Seriously, if any place is out of stock of something I want, I just pick the next thing I'm in the mood for that they do have. It's not that difficult to be a civilised human being, and to understand things happen that are beyond anyone's control, much less your own. Just accept, adapt and move on.
Hitting the desk doesn't make ingredients magically appear lol
I recently had a place say they didn't have the one I wanted, so obviously just picked the next thing that sounded good
@@WolfgangDoW "It's common freaking sense!" -Director Ton
Similar to story 2, when I had gone to college I had gotten my own phone service and I got someone's old phone number. Maybe 4 hours after I had the phone installed I got a call from an older woman. I am male and as soon as she heard my voice she demanded to know where her daughter was. I explained that she must have the wrong number as I just got this number with my new phone service. She said sorry, hung up, and then called again. I tried to tell her that this was now my number, but then her husband got on and yelled that I need to put their daughter on now as I have no right stopping her from talking to them. I tried to explain to him that I had just gotten new phone service and this was the number given to me, so it meant that their daughter or whoever's name the phone service was in had changed the number. They would not listen to me and every evening they would call demanding to speak to their daughter. I eventually told them to either call the cops or to f*ck off before I have them charged with harassment. But they continued to call me.
I also started to get calls for appointments for the daughter's dentist and doctor. I tried to explain to the secretaries that this number was now mine and not their patients, but they continued to call me too. So I decided to have some fun with this. The woman's parents never called during the day so I gladly answered the phone and did a higher pitched voice so I sounded somewhat feminine. I then rescheduled all the appointments 4 days later and in the midafternoon instead of early morning. After that the appointment calls stopped. As for the parents I just started answering the phone either doing a random bad accent or answering as a random business (Mort's Mortuary, you stab'em we slab'em / Golden Touch Massage Parlor, we touch you just right ;) (said in a bad stereotypical asian accent) /Taj's Curry Palace, hottest curry in town (in bad Indian accent) / etc).
Story 1: Sometime you got to let people be stupid. Personally I think we should remove all warning labels and let nature sort out the chaff from the wheat.
Story 4: I would have just had top put the cuff on her...I mean she did say that she would attempt escape, right? And it might have put a serious fear of actual arrest on her.
Story 6: I would have asked the nurse to move me somewhere that wasn't under the light.
Karen’s should not dare to be arrested many of us would LOVE to see them arrested
The Gabe sand Jeff story🤣🤣🤣
Story 3: Gabe should use another delivery company. But I suspect he's burned bridges with them as well so XYZ is the only one who will still deliver, albeit with this caveat.
Too bad Jeff (and all delivery drivers) don’t wear a body cam.
It's probably coming. I'm actually surprised it's not standard policy now that you mention it.
If I was a Delivery Driver, I'd buy a small, Very Good Quality video camera and make a recording of me approaching the delivery site and placing the package on the ground (or whatever I placed it on) every time I deliver a package that I can't hand directly to the customer...
That way, if someone tries a 'Gabe' on me, I can counter with a video recording of the delivery showing that any damage was already there when I made the delivery and I wasn't responsible and thus won't pay for it...
@@MuffinHunterX Yup there always be a******* like Gabe who will take advantage of any type of situation for a quick pay day. Which is why it's funny when they still idiotically used. Those same services Gabe was too busy thinking of a payday that he didn't bother to also remember that he We'd still have to be using such a delivery service. We're gets around and well as shown malicious compliance comes in the play and whatever amount he got out of let's not bring this to court Was not worth all the suffering? He's gonna go through from now on until he finds a different way to get this stuff but yeah What a huge a******. Happy to see karma hit him so f****** hard.
In the past couple of years, deliveries to my home in the UK have been confirmed by a photograph sent by email showing where it was placed - on the doorstep/back door/in the garage. That just needs a normal mobile phone. More effective than a card in the letter box.
I love cop stories like this
I wonder if the OP in the last story would have sued the hospital had he gotten the brace off and did more damage to his neck.....you don't mess around with something like that. the neck/spine is a complex area and can screw you up for life. this is coming from someone with severe neck issues
Last story: you don't take off anything like that if a doctor doesn't say is okay to do so. In my town, there was this serious crash between a motocycle and a car, at first it looked like no one was badly hurt, then the guy of the motorcycle, still on the ground, took off his helmet, the problem was that the helmet was the only thing keeping his skull more ot less in a single piece and died before the help arrived.
Story 5 (server story): "we" decided on a malicious compliance. Ahaha I love it when management knows what's going on and about to happen and took part in it.
Story 6. That nurse needs an attitude adjustment party
12:00 With hammy menace: Nicholas Angel!
20:00 All nurses are sociopaths. The ones that aren't have a nervous breakdown by 30.
10:24 and is the said reason, why he is laughing, and I indeed am laughing with him too 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The sandwich-story reminds me of an advertisement in Germany. A catchphrase in it was (translated): "When you are hungry, you turn into a diva."
I never understand these stories where someone lists someone else's number and doesn't think it's worth fixing. You're basically giving a stranger the power to impersonate you---and ticking that person off at the same time.
Last story. I’ve seen that happen before. It scared the crap out of people when the “dead person” sat up.
Just like a threat, when you dare someone, you should not be suprised if you get bad consuquenses.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
S2. Jeff is a delivery superhero! This Def needs to be the traditional method of dealing with Gabes deliveries
Story 4: Karen got off quite easy with how strictly UK’s laws can be enforced with public disturbances.
IDK if they have any eye masks for patiences but I would help them with these people who can't get a room.
Story 4: Karens have the knack for effin' around to find out.
15:35 - funny thing is, citizens arrests are a thing. Depending on the crime, a security guard is absolutely allowed to just sit on a Karen to stop them escaping before the police arrive 😂😂😂
Probably the most expensive bottle of vinegar he ever bought.
Your not yourself when your hungry! Have a snickers!
That's why I don't get mouthy with strangers, cause you don't know if they're a cop or whatever.
Hey fluff. You have improved so much since your first videos. I'm addicted and can't wait for the next one. So glad I found u. Others reading reddits just arnt the same
You could say the guy was told to literally pound sand.
Related to the last story and not fighting medical personnel regarding neck braces, etc; I had a fall on some concrete stairs and was uncertain how badly I was injured. An ambulance was called. The emergency medical technician started asking me questions, including asking about injuries beyond the obvious. I have somewhat of a dark sense of humor, so I responded by telling him the returns were not in from all of the precincts. As I was lying with my head lower than my feet, The EMT needed to adjust my position. He explained what he needed to do and got my permission. He then told me to remember, if he hurt me, his name was (name of a particularly stupid politician of the day). I think humor and complete cooperation made the whole thing a lot easier for both of us.
Still, I was very relieved as the ER doctor examining me started mentioning things like "Okay, we don't need this neck brace, nor do we need this backboard."
Fractured nose, lots of scrapes and contusions and I got them to give me a scrub shirt so the friend picking me up didn't see my blood-soaked white blouse first thing upon arriving. It happened on my employer's company property and they paid all the bills. No, I did not consider suing because it was a chance accident and I felt they took proper responsibility.
About 20 years ago I worked with a really stupid woman. Kept trying to tell me why the police could not arrest her because they were not wearing their covers and that made them out of uniform and other lots of other BS. She got arrested at that job for stealing a customers money. She also worked part time for that same customer ( he owned a restaurant ) and he had her arrested from stealing from him at the restaurant,
The more US restaurant stories I hear, the more insane I find the concept of including tips against min wage requirements...
Imo, tips should never be a necessity for any single adult to make ends meet with a full 40h work week and basic standard living costs.
Story 2: Awesome revenge OP
Being the smart ass that I am, If I had figured it out, I would have started commenting to the people. "Its all good, they have the living to take care of first, I'm not going anywhere, ever."
Thanks DF. Have a good evening
My parents got thrown out of a casino a couple of weeks ago because my dad was demanding more alcohol in his drinks. It...didn't end well
#4 I call that 80 pound fine the ID10T tax.
OMG the first story... the Stepdad did was so gross and unforgettable. I have a question she can get in trouble or being sued because she disclousure personal info fron a costumer?.
I had to make hospital staff take a neck brace off my dad but that was only because he’s highly allergic to the material it’s made from and his throat was starting to swell shut.
The man In the first story experienced a phenomenon that is known simply as “a-hole tax”
Story 6, knew what was going to happen the moment the blanket came up
story 4: karen wanted OP to do his job.... he did just that!
Oh, how I miss Village Inn! The pies! 🤤🥧
I love that even today British bobby helmets are still being used, it makes me happy😊
Also speaking of police officers that reminds me of a program that my mom spearheaded that has to do with police officers being trained to handle people with disabilities and I was paired with a police officer that was the nicest guy, but the thing is I’m a casual 5 foot ttwo on a good day this guy had to be at least 6 foot four so it was like a mouse being paired up with a giant it was kind of intimidating but also awesome😂
i am known for leaving tips based on how the server is
yes my highest tip was 100% because the server spent 40 mins going back and forth because one of my party was deathly allergic to some ingredients so he fing earned it
Thanks Fluff, I had a really bad day and this video brighten it.😊
On time within 2mins of upload!! 😮 perfect to come home to!
Welll... “Technally” vinegar could once have been wine, it just soured lol
Last Story: LMBO
The guy from the first story should have just asked where the nearest off licence was, and just grabbed a bottle of wine himself. It is easier and cheaper in restaurants without a licence.
Ugh, changing cell numbers. I've gotten everything from collection calls, to a call from a hospital that told me enough about the lady they thought I was that I could've stolen her identity if I'd wanted to. And no, I didn't ask, they just spit out all this information to try to make me _be_ the patient. Probably the most annoying was some weird creepy-sounding guy that was convinced my name was Jonathan and I was for some reason messing with him pretending not to be. I didn't realize this and thought he was just an idiot. When he finally revealed that, no, he wasn't making a mistake and actually didn't believe me, I cussed him out to prove that whoever I was, I damn well didn't want to hear from him anymore. And I never did again.
i dont think OP in the last story realy thought about what they was doing there because of the potential shock etc from the accident.