In my country it's illegal to force someone pay for anothers restaurants bill. You pay your food and leave. If you wanna screw with the dashing person, hand the owner the name and address, or, if you really don't know the person that sat on the same table, you just shrug at them.
Oh for sure. Especially if tjey ignored my calls after and pretended nothing happened. Dropped. With friends like that, who need enemies. I would like to see her Twitter/snapshot breakdown though.
For me, it would also depend on their behavior afterward. If they tried to make it right (pay everyone else back or pay extra on the next outing), I would assume it was an honest mistake and move on. With all the dodging in the story, however, I agree about the second chance.
My thing is this - if I know you're tight on cash, I'm perfectly happy to help pay for a meal out or something like that! It's when people start being assholes about it that I get annoyed.
Grandparents are pretty perceptive, so I think he did intentionally leave him an island of gravel, safe in the knowledge that his siblings would be nice to him and share the cabin anyways, despite not legally owning any of it.
Not only that, but when the divorce is finalized, the other siblings can make their brother an offer to legally buy his share of the cabin if they would like.
A friend at college did this and she would leave us with her outrageous bill. Finally we called her rich parents and told them what she was up too. Her father was furious. The next time we decided to go out we went to a nice expensive place and she was super duper excited to dine and dash here. She failed to see her parents in the restaurant and her father had her car towed back to our town we went to college. She went to leave and found no car, we had hide and the manager of the restaurant came up to her and told her to pay up or get arrested. She freaked out on the manager and was relieved when she saw her father until he told her he made a deal with the manager. She had to wash all the dishes and pots and pans of the restaurant to pay for her bill and her free ride from them was over. He wasn't going to pay his daughter's bills or anything else if she continued to be entitled, drunk and stupid. She got a job at a local gas station to pay for her bills after this and never talked to us again.
OP and his friends should've sent Dee's part of the bills to daddy. A decent father would've taken the money out of her Tesla funds... If it were my kid, I would've stopped the funding altogether right then and there.
The way the story is told, she stiffed them twice. Assuming the meals were $100 each for a total of $200, she lost big time having to pay over $700 on the third meal.
i burst out laughing at the boys looking around the classroom to see their classmates breezing through the test. They must have thought they entered an alternative universe or something.
I will never understand divorce. Why is the wife entitled to part of island that belong to the Grandfather and was in the family for generations? The cabin existed before they were married. She had no part of creating it.
Idk about how it works in America, but where i live the spouse is only entitled to it if they contribute. So for example, a woman marries a widowed man who already has a paid off house, and she buys brand new windows and doors totalling £7'000. The fact that she spent money on improvements to the house would entitle her to either a part of it, or to have that money returned to her if the husband died and had any kids from the previous marriage.
I never understood why one party seems to always have to give the other party something of theirs if the couple gets divorced. This is why you should always get a prenup.
@@jupitersnoot4915 there's usually 3 times of legal marriage in most roman law countries (read most Europe except for uk)the concepts are full separation of goods, where each person own a thing fully and in a divorce they keep the items they paid for. There's the opposite where everything no matter where it came from is split usually 50/50, and the third is the one you mentioned, separated for everything created before the wedding and any inheritance is kept separate everything else is split 50/50
Miriam You have to be careful with Pre nups as well. You need a lawyer, and she needs a lawyer, and have it signed in front of a judge. There are tons of Pre nups that get thrown out. Part of it is because they are not done correctly.
It was a worthless island with zero marketable value, so of course, that so-called asset was the usable poison-pill strategy that the Grandfather used against her when he finalized the Will. What works in hostile takeovers also works in messy divorces. Marriage is a business, not an investment. You have an income asset and a depreciating asset. Guess which part of the marriage is the depreciating asset.
Last story - I would have given her 100% ownership of "the island" so she'd be stuck paying taxes on a useless pile of gravel in the middle of the water :D That would have been too obvious though ..
@@Dakarn i think you miss the part where the guy she was divorcing was not part owner of the island with any buildings on it, it was a separate smaller island with no building, just rocks and not able to build on it
I think offering full ownership would have been a bit of a giveaway and made her suspect she wasn't getting the cabin like she wanted. By offering over half of what the husband owned, she instead felt she won and didn't look into it.
I once did what Dee did once, the first time she dined and dashed, except accidentally because my 1 yo niece fell down some stairs and cracked open her skull. I didn't even realize I had done it until I asked about it a week later when I noticed the payment didn't go out of my account. So I can see the first time happening. Everything else Dee absolutely got what she deserved. I made dinner for everybody the next month as an apology.
Ha, I had a work acquaintance that loved to rack up the bill in a restaurant and then pressure everyone into credit card roulette, where one person gets stuck with the bill. Thing is he earned way more than me, being junior in the company and the thought of getting that bill was awful, but the peer pressure to pay was pretty significant. Well a few of us got to talking on this and hatched a plan. We chose a really expensive steak restaurant and then preceded to order champagne etc. On the promise of the cc roulette. Everyone was having fun and we probably racked up over a thousand dollars on the bill. What he did not know is I had excused myself from the table to go to the toilet and pulled the waitress to one side, told her of the plan and slipped her 20 bucks to pick the specific card we wanted - she was game. His face was priceless when his card was chosen. And my mate had the audacity to pipe up, "don't forget the tip too, i think 20% as the waitress has been awesome!!" He never played that game again...
Story 1: Entitled friend already has the self absorbed mentality of a Tesla owner. They're just missing the car. Nice to hear OP is making sure the water gets treated to properly.
I guess inheritance laws are different in Canada from the US. In the US even if you’re married anything you inherit is not considered marital property and is not up for grabs in the case of a divorce. I guess Canada is different in this manner.
Slovakia here the same. And not only the inheritance, but any gift (f.e. You got a car from Your friends/parents as a birthday's present) and a fullfillment of the agreement between You and 3rd person (You got the Grandma's house because You took all the care about Her in Her remaining time until She died - by signed up agreement, but not a part of the inheritance, a very common thing in my country).
...I nearly forget: No needs for prenups, property before the marriage (funny thing is about some investments in company shares and bonds before the marriage - Your shares and bonds are only Yours, but the income from the interest is marital property).
My husband and I had a great high school physics teacher, too! Must be something special in their DNA. We even invited her to our wedding a couple of years after graduation. What a lovely lady she was!
Dark Fluff, note that OP's friend didn't get screwed - OP's friend's BROTHER got screwed...the brother was the one who married to that gold digger! So the last story was even better than we initially thought!😹😸🥳
Ok here's the thing about the dine and dash friend, they never had to pay for her. All they had to do was point out to the waiter and management that they never said the bill was to be all together, that in fact each bill was to be separate, and they were not responsible for their friend's meal. Even if the restaurant called the cops the law would be on the diners side. Unless they specified in the beginning the bill was all on one then no one else is legally obligated to pay for anyone else. Then they could have given them the friends name and contact info and just left. You can't arrest someone for not paying for what someone else owes.
Mate what world do you live in. That's not how that works at all. Places or police don't care where the money comes from or doesn't. They are all responsible for the bill.
It may be a regional thing, but at the restaurants where I eat, you need to specify with the waitstaff if you want separate checks. Otherwise, the default assumption is for all one bill. That said, I think I would specify separate checks after the first time, or at least one for the dine/dasher.
@@winnkey not where I live they're not. Nobody else is responsible to pay for anybody else. Where do you live? If I'm with a group of people and one person pulls a dine-and-dash we just simply say separate checks and then that is the end of it for us, we're not responsible for the dasher.
@@melaniem2744 the wait staff is required to ask at the beginning of the meal, not assume. If they assume that's on them. If they assume, that doesn't make us responsible.
Not in my area. What's worse is that at some places the servers are held responsible and must pay for any dine and dashers out of their own tips and run the risk of getting fired. I recall on time a waitress had been very neglectful of our table because another table had racked up a $200+ bill and she assumed she was getting a big tip. One lady excused herself to the restroom and the two remaining stayed behind. When they sent the waitress back for dessert the other two calmly got up and left through the side door leaving the poor girl standing there with an overpriced thin slice of cheesecake. She asked us where they were since we were just 2 tables away and the restaurant was partially empty. When we told her that it seems that they had just walked out the poor thing just kinda buckled down into the previously occupied booth. While the manager and other waitress tried to handle the situation she quietly cried and said how she should have known, and that they were giving off red flags the entire time and repeating the price of the bill. I do believe the police were called but we paid it little mind, just ate our food, paid then left. It may seem cruel that we didn't leave her a big tip for all she had gone through but she had given us very poor service.
Off topic but if your Texas Louisiana or anywhere else where the storms are about to hit/have hit. Please be careful and be safe! Sincerely guy in Beaumont tx. Good luck to everyone.
Imagine watching this in a few years and being confused about what "in our area cases had been low so we went out more" means until you remember corona
That grandfather totally saw it coming, that is why he did that. You'd be amazed at how smart are elders are about stuff like that, they've been reading people and situations longer than any of us.
The dine and dash story reminded me of another story, The story goes like this, OP had extra cash for some reason, a trust fund I think. OP had “friends” they would get him to buy them expensive trips and meals. Well one day the OP showed his friends an ad for a dish that was worth around 1k I think The friends “convinced” him to go eat at the place, they said they could afford it. And when they eventually ask OP to pay for them OP refused and walked out leaving the “friends” to pay for themselves. I think darkfluff covered the story
I am not a lawyer, but here in the states, inherited assets are usually not a part of total marital assets. She would have no claim on them as part of the divorce.
My husband's friend went through a nasty divorce in 2016 when his wife made an assault charge against him and got him kicked out of HIS home for 6 months. Long story short, he finally got her out of the house and sold it. Her share would have been 16k, but he ended up calling her ex bf and told him about the money. He had a judgement out against her for 52k for issues she caused. She didn't get a penny from the house share cause it was garnished to her ex. Friend was pretty happy about it. Haha
Glad OP and their friends were able to get revenge on their self-entitled friend for ditching them to get out of paying the bill and they were kind enough to pay to pay the tip for the waiter since she selfishly didn't. Am I the only one who thought it would have been twice a sweeter revenge for them to share a picture of both bills and whom paid for her part of the previous bills? With estimate of how much she owed them in total?
If I _know_ I don't have $ to be dining out, then I don't go. Regardless if I want to hang out with a friend or not, I know I'm broke & don't expect other people to pay my portion. I wish other people thought the same way. That's when I wish karma gets them good!!
In what world would a partial inheritance of a family only use island be considered community property? There's no co-mingling of assets since it isn't used year round and they won't sell it, and unless the island earns some form of income that would be co-mingled, it seems unlikely that any domestic court would agree to this as a community property asset. Maybe the Canadian laws are different on this than US states.
He should have called her father to tell him about how she is, therefore stopping her free money from coming in , AND leaving her with the expensive bill
Dark fluff I just want to say thanks for being an amazing TH-camr you could tell you do these videos for fun and enjoys them. My favorite part is that you read the comments so I know you see this and thst just makes me happy. So thanks fluff
Lol. Usually my friend and I fight over the bill on who is paying because we both want to pay the bill haha. We decided to take turns because I always win hahahah. (i pay the waiter when she isn't paying attention and her being like me, gets mad because she wanted to pay) hahahah
For the dine and dasher y’all should of called the cops and give them in the information for her dashing which it’s illegal to dine and dash and that would of been amazing revenge as she would go still had to pay all her bills pay for bail if she chose to bail out but also pay in spending time in jail Also should of told her family as they would more then likely hopefully be mad at her and even stop funding her
I had a group of friends who go out for drinks on the weekends when we were in our early 20s we had one friend every time it was his turn to buy a round he would say he had to leave, after a while we started making him buy the first round
I had an Ex wife just like that. We lived in a nice 4 bedroom, 3 bath house with a finished basement. After our 4 children were beginning to go out on their own, she decided she wanted to relive her young adulthood without and responsibilities. She left me to raise our 2 younger children and went on her way. She decided on divorcing me so had her lawyer send me papers. She wanted all the furniture, half the house, yada, yada. I went to a meeting with her and her lawyer. Should have seen the lawyer's face when he started going on about me buying out her half of the house. I told him there would be no buyout and no selling. I said that my parents weren't ready to sell their house. I thought he was going to explode. She got half the furniture, that was it. I sued her for child support and won that also.
Dee's friends should have waited until she got into her car and then called the police to say there was a drunk driver driving erratically, that they say her drinking at a restaurant and watched her as she left.
I’m surprised that bill didn’t have some sort of gratuity. Most restaurants have this in place for expensive checks to keep servers from getting screwed over
I haven't had anyone pull the dine & dash on me but have run into something else a few times; the friend who "organizes" the bill so that they can stiff the server, using the tip to pay for their own meal.
I don't know what you're talking about. If Team Fortress 2 has taught me anything, it's that the world RUNS on gravel. Of course it first has to be refined into graveline.
I rember when some members of the football team tryed to prank the coach. It was going to be to classic halloween house tp. Apparently he ended up countering them by coming at them with the garden hose.
What would YOU do, if a "friend" used you for a free meal, tells you they're going to the bathroom and never comes back to pay their portion?
Steal
Steal their money
If it happened like this I'd do the same thing but I'd say "thanks I finally got the money you owe me." Then block her
Do exactly what they did
In my country it's illegal to force someone pay for anothers restaurants bill. You pay your food and leave.
If you wanna screw with the dashing person, hand the owner the name and address, or, if you really don't know the person that sat on the same table, you just shrug at them.
If a "friend" left me stuck with the bill ONCE, unless I agreed to it beforehand, they wouldn't get a second chance.
If they had a bad history yes
If it was a first time then maybe second chance
@@dustin202 Naa thats a no second chance. Thats the marked behavior of a user.
Oh for sure. Especially if tjey ignored my calls after and pretended nothing happened. Dropped. With friends like that, who need enemies. I would like to see her Twitter/snapshot breakdown though.
For me, it would also depend on their behavior afterward. If they tried to make it right (pay everyone else back or pay extra on the next outing), I would assume it was an honest mistake and move on. With all the dodging in the story, however, I agree about the second chance.
I would agree to pay the bill,but please don't give me a reason that I am a nice person and always help you.I hate hearing that.
My brother once filled his teachers classroom with hundreds of paper boats. His teacher got him back by stuffing them in his locker 😂
Lmao!🤣
What did he used? Notebook pages?
@@VK-jy3pi Heyy youre at the intro
Reigne Stephen Regalado probably. You can get it in bulk for relatively cheap, wouldn’t be that hard to get your hands on.
@@theautisticartist9370 yeah, and most teachers keep a bunch of looseleaf around their classroom too
The ex wife stuck her husband between a rock and a hard place. Now she is stuck with an actual rock in a hard place.
Her new husband has to pass a kidney stone?
@@scottwales5966, I don't know; both seemed pretty self-interested to the point of one exploiting the other, in all honesty.
My thing is this - if I know you're tight on cash, I'm perfectly happy to help pay for a meal out or something like that! It's when people start being assholes about it that I get annoyed.
And they still eat and drink like they will pay
Same if a friend is in need I will help but if they did what dee did I'd be furious
Grandparents are pretty perceptive, so I think he did intentionally leave him an island of gravel, safe in the knowledge that his siblings would be nice to him and share the cabin anyways, despite not legally owning any of it.
Exactly.
Not only that, but when the divorce is finalized, the other siblings can make their brother an offer to legally buy his share of the cabin if they would like.
A friend at college did this and she would leave us with her outrageous bill. Finally we called her rich parents and told them what she was up too. Her father was furious. The next time we decided to go out we went to a nice expensive place and she was super duper excited to dine and dash here. She failed to see her parents in the restaurant and her father had her car towed back to our town we went to college. She went to leave and found no car, we had hide and the manager of the restaurant came up to her and told her to pay up or get arrested. She freaked out on the manager and was relieved when she saw her father until he told her he made a deal with the manager. She had to wash all the dishes and pots and pans of the restaurant to pay for her bill and her free ride from them was over. He wasn't going to pay his daughter's bills or anything else if she continued to be entitled, drunk and stupid. She got a job at a local gas station to pay for her bills after this and never talked to us again.
Amazing parents. 👏🏾
OP and his friends should've sent Dee's part of the bills to daddy. A decent father would've taken the money out of her Tesla funds...
If it were my kid, I would've stopped the funding altogether right then and there.
Exactly
The way the story is told, she stiffed them twice. Assuming the meals were $100 each for a total of $200, she lost big time having to pay over $700 on the third meal.
I doubt it. I met fathers who are big enablers to spoiling their children. Her father would pay for her meal too and still contrbute to her testla
There's always that possibility.
One very wise grandfather, I like to think he saw her coming as it cheers me up greatly especially her standing on the gravel island for a few hours.
i burst out laughing at the boys looking around the classroom to see their classmates breezing through the test. They must have thought they entered an alternative universe or something.
I will never understand divorce. Why is the wife entitled to part of island that belong to the Grandfather and was in the family for generations? The cabin existed before they were married. She had no part of creating it.
Idk about how it works in America, but where i live the spouse is only entitled to it if they contribute. So for example, a woman marries a widowed man who already has a paid off house, and she buys brand new windows and doors totalling £7'000. The fact that she spent money on improvements to the house would entitle her to either a part of it, or to have that money returned to her if the husband died and had any kids from the previous marriage.
I never understood why one party seems to always have to give the other party something of theirs if the couple gets divorced. This is why you should always get a prenup.
@@jupitersnoot4915 there's usually 3 times of legal marriage in most roman law countries (read most Europe except for uk)the concepts are full separation of goods, where each person own a thing fully and in a divorce they keep the items they paid for. There's the opposite where everything no matter where it came from is split usually 50/50, and the third is the one you mentioned, separated for everything created before the wedding and any inheritance is kept separate everything else is split 50/50
Miriam
You have to be careful with Pre nups as well.
You need a lawyer, and she needs a lawyer, and have it signed in front of a judge.
There are tons of Pre nups that get thrown out. Part of it is because they are not done correctly.
It was a worthless island with zero marketable value, so of course, that so-called asset was the usable poison-pill strategy that the Grandfather used against her when he finalized the Will. What works in hostile takeovers also works in messy divorces. Marriage is a business, not an investment. You have an income asset and a depreciating asset. Guess which part of the marriage is the depreciating asset.
Love that fake test prank because no one was out to get someone it wasnt like "I'm gonna end you all"
Last story - I would have given her 100% ownership of "the island" so she'd be stuck paying taxes on a useless pile of gravel in the middle of the water :D That would have been too obvious though ..
But then, as the landowner, she would have property rights over the house, and could charge them for land rights to keep the home there.
@@Dakarn i think you miss the part where the guy she was divorcing was not part owner of the island with any buildings on it, it was a separate smaller island with no building, just rocks and not able to build on it
@@colourfulsouls Agreed. Dakam didn't read carefully.
I think offering full ownership would have been a bit of a giveaway and made her suspect she wasn't getting the cabin like she wanted. By offering over half of what the husband owned, she instead felt she won and didn't look into it.
I once did what Dee did once, the first time she dined and dashed, except accidentally because my 1 yo niece fell down some stairs and cracked open her skull. I didn't even realize I had done it until I asked about it a week later when I noticed the payment didn't go out of my account. So I can see the first time happening. Everything else Dee absolutely got what she deserved.
I made dinner for everybody the next month as an apology.
I would have brought a small sponge cake for “Dee” with a message on it reading “Thanks for dinner, loser!” and left it with her.
And a card saying "We consider your debts to us settled!"
Ha, I had a work acquaintance that loved to rack up the bill in a restaurant and then pressure everyone into credit card roulette, where one person gets stuck with the bill. Thing is he earned way more than me, being junior in the company and the thought of getting that bill was awful, but the peer pressure to pay was pretty significant. Well a few of us got to talking on this and hatched a plan. We chose a really expensive steak restaurant and then preceded to order champagne etc. On the promise of the cc roulette. Everyone was having fun and we probably racked up over a thousand dollars on the bill.
What he did not know is I had excused myself from the table to go to the toilet and pulled the waitress to one side, told her of the plan and slipped her 20 bucks to pick the specific card we wanted - she was game.
His face was priceless when his card was chosen. And my mate had the audacity to pipe up, "don't forget the tip too, i think 20% as the waitress has been awesome!!"
He never played that game again...
Story 1: Entitled friend already has the self absorbed mentality of a Tesla owner. They're just missing the car.
Nice to hear OP is making sure the water gets treated to properly.
DF: ‘People get their just desserts!’
Me: *p u d d i n ‘*
Cheesecake.🍰
I guess inheritance laws are different in Canada from the US. In the US even if you’re married anything you inherit is not considered marital property and is not up for grabs in the case of a divorce. I guess Canada is different in this manner.
Slovakia here the same.
And not only the inheritance, but any gift (f.e. You got a car from Your friends/parents as a birthday's present) and a fullfillment of the agreement between You and 3rd person (You got the Grandma's house because You took all the care about Her in Her remaining time until She died - by signed up agreement, but not a part of the inheritance, a very common thing in my country).
...I nearly forget:
No needs for prenups, property before the marriage (funny thing is about some investments in company shares and bonds before the marriage - Your shares and bonds are only Yours, but the income from the interest is marital property).
My husband and I had a great high school physics teacher, too! Must be something special in their DNA. We even invited her to our wedding a couple of years after graduation. What a lovely lady she was!
Dark Fluff, note that OP's friend didn't get screwed - OP's friend's BROTHER got screwed...the brother was the one who married to that gold digger! So the last story was even better than we initially thought!😹😸🥳
Dine & Dash Dee deserved that, it was absolutely perfect!
Tickled test takers: That was very wholesome, and fun to listen to
WOW!! Losing your long time friends over a friggin car tells a lot about the broad who stiffed her gang that way. Bravo to those girls👏👏👍
And it tells mpre about how you have a broken moral compass. She shouldve paid for her fair share of he meal instead of getting free ones to many
Something tells me she did it more often than the story suggests because EVERYONE had a story about it
Story #1, high end restaurants include the tip in the bill automatically. Especially for groups.
Ok here's the thing about the dine and dash friend, they never had to pay for her. All they had to do was point out to the waiter and management that they never said the bill was to be all together, that in fact each bill was to be separate, and they were not responsible for their friend's meal. Even if the restaurant called the cops the law would be on the diners side. Unless they specified in the beginning the bill was all on one then no one else is legally obligated to pay for anyone else. Then they could have given them the friends name and contact info and just left. You can't arrest someone for not paying for what someone else owes.
Mate what world do you live in. That's not how that works at all. Places or police don't care where the money comes from or doesn't. They are all responsible for the bill.
It may be a regional thing, but at the restaurants where I eat, you need to specify with the waitstaff if you want separate checks. Otherwise, the default assumption is for all one bill. That said, I think I would specify separate checks after the first time, or at least one for the dine/dasher.
@@winnkey not where I live they're not. Nobody else is responsible to pay for anybody else. Where do you live? If I'm with a group of people and one person pulls a dine-and-dash we just simply say separate checks and then that is the end of it for us, we're not responsible for the dasher.
@@melaniem2744 the wait staff is required to ask at the beginning of the meal, not assume. If they assume that's on them. If they assume, that doesn't make us responsible.
Not in my area. What's worse is that at some places the servers are held responsible and must pay for any dine and dashers out of their own tips and run the risk of getting fired.
I recall on time a waitress had been very neglectful of our table because another table had racked up a $200+ bill and she assumed she was getting a big tip. One lady excused herself to the restroom and the two remaining stayed behind. When they sent the waitress back for dessert the other two calmly got up and left through the side door leaving the poor girl standing there with an overpriced thin slice of cheesecake. She asked us where they were since we were just 2 tables away and the restaurant was partially empty.
When we told her that it seems that they had just walked out the poor thing just kinda buckled down into the previously occupied booth. While the manager and other waitress tried to handle the situation she quietly cried and said how she should have known, and that they were giving off red flags the entire time and repeating the price of the bill.
I do believe the police were called but we paid it little mind, just ate our food, paid then left. It may seem cruel that we didn't leave her a big tip for all she had gone through but she had given us very poor service.
Dine & dash is something you pull on a restaurant, not on people you see regularly.
I'm glad OP added in the comments that he was going back to contact the waiter and leave a tip.. that's what I would have done
Off topic but if your Texas Louisiana or anywhere else where the storms are about to hit/have hit. Please be careful and be safe!
Sincerely guy in Beaumont tx. Good luck to everyone.
The irony of a story about done and dashing..... sponsored by DineDash
Imagine watching this in a few years and being confused about what "in our area cases had been low so we went out more" means until you remember corona
I'm sure on that last story, grandpappy knew EXACTLY what he was doing! LOL
That grandfather is playing 5d chess
That grandfather totally saw it coming, that is why he did that. You'd be amazed at how smart are elders are about stuff like that, they've been reading people and situations longer than any of us.
That last story was one of the greatest stories ever told.
I've been binge-watching these videos like crazy the last two days. You're awesome.
I read the first story a couple of days ago...great revenge.
The dine and dash story reminded me of another story,
The story goes like this, OP had extra cash for some reason, a trust fund I think.
OP had “friends” they would get him to buy them expensive trips and meals.
Well one day the OP showed his friends an ad for a dish that was worth around 1k I think
The friends “convinced” him to go eat at the place, they said they could afford it.
And when they eventually ask OP to pay for them OP refused and walked out leaving the “friends” to pay for themselves.
I think darkfluff covered the story
Oh thanks for uploading, now I can try to sleep and listen to this.
I am not a lawyer, but here in the states, inherited assets are usually not a part of total marital assets. She would have no claim on them as part of the divorce.
My husband's friend went through a nasty divorce in 2016 when his wife made an assault charge against him and got him kicked out of HIS home for 6 months. Long story short, he finally got her out of the house and sold it. Her share would have been 16k, but he ended up calling her ex bf and told him about the money. He had a judgement out against her for 52k for issues she caused. She didn't get a penny from the house share cause it was garnished to her ex. Friend was pretty happy about it. Haha
Ha teachers, classrooms and offices, wish we had those
3:19 Hey Patrick. What rhymes with Dee's friends? *holding back laughter* "what does, spongebob?" "Deez nutz!" Lmfao.
Off topic but my cat is mad at me because I wouldn't let her poison herself by eating my chocolate icecream.
Granddad knew his family well, and knew the fool and his money would soon be parted.
That grandfather is the best
to be fair, most places like that usually add a % gratuity automatically for large bills. But still good on OP.
I don't know what was colder: wife trying to grab a piece of the family home or granddad leaving him an island of rocks.
I'd've let the boys complete the whole test, and find that the last question read "Are you going to prank my office again?"
Totally agree with the Tesla revenge story. But it is possible with a bill that large already included a tip.
Glad OP and their friends were able to get revenge on their self-entitled friend for ditching them to get out of paying the bill and they were kind enough to pay to pay the tip for the waiter since she selfishly didn't.
Am I the only one who thought it would have been twice a sweeter revenge for them to share a picture of both bills and whom paid for her part of the previous bills? With estimate of how much she owed them in total?
Funny teacher. I'm not sure what I would do if a friend did that to me other than NOT be a friend anymore.
The stories are so juicy. You feel so satisfied from them and I love it. Keep on making more videos!💜💜
I’m imagining that small island is like the radon stone islands you see in Minecraft, not the fairly big ones either
I always appreciate your videos. They keep me calm for some reason.
_dirt and gravel not big enough to build on..._
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DarkFluff: Uses a thumbnail for a video.
Also DarkFluff Later: Uses the same concept for another video. "Nobody will ever notice".
And that children is why you get a pre-nup
Talking to Dee would've done nothing. I'm glad that they just did it with no warning because she would've just stiffed them again if she got warned
These stories are great! Thank you again for sharing!
If I _know_ I don't have $ to be dining out, then I don't go. Regardless if I want to hang out with a friend or not, I know I'm broke & don't expect other people to pay my portion. I wish other people thought the same way. That's when I wish karma gets them good!!
You should have just said 'Pay up, or we'll beat the crap out of you!'
Worth noting that on a $700 bill, gratuity was almost certainly automatically included.
I hope the teacher gave them ten extra minutes to finish the real tests, at least...
Oh yeah ProRevenge! Let's make it happen baby!
In what world would a partial inheritance of a family only use island be considered community property? There's no co-mingling of assets since it isn't used year round and they won't sell it, and unless the island earns some form of income that would be co-mingled, it seems unlikely that any domestic court would agree to this as a community property asset. Maybe the Canadian laws are different on this than US states.
He should have called her father to tell him about how she is, therefore stopping her free money from coming in , AND leaving her with the expensive bill
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That was no friend and after the first time there would never have been an opportunity for the next time
Last one : That was not even an island, it was nothing but a pile or rocks in the water.
Lol. Usually my friend and I fight over the bill on who is paying because we both want to pay the bill haha. We decided to take turns because I always win hahahah. (i pay the waiter when she isn't paying attention and her being like me, gets mad because she wanted to pay) hahahah
Oh lord dine and dashers always get karma in the end ~ .. And i know of one that happened to my ex gf
D's revenge was epic!!! 😃😸😄
Most restaurants on a bill over 300 dollars charges a 12 to 15 percent tip anyways
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I hope the group of friends went back and paid the tip! That ser er didn’t deserve to be stiffed too!
For the dine and dasher y’all should of called the cops and give them in the information for her dashing which it’s illegal to dine and dash and that would of been amazing revenge as she would go still had to pay all her bills pay for bail if she chose to bail out but also pay in spending time in jail
Also should of told her family as they would more then likely hopefully be mad at her and even stop funding her
I had a group of friends who go out for drinks on the weekends when we were in our early 20s we had one friend every time it was his turn to buy a round he would say he had to leave, after a while we started making him buy the first round
That waiter should have gotten a $110 tip 😯what a jerk d was
Dee in the first story doesn't have friends, she has marks.
i wouldnt go out with that friend again
I had an Ex wife just like that. We lived in a nice 4 bedroom, 3 bath house with a finished basement. After our 4 children were beginning to go out on their own, she decided she wanted to relive her young adulthood without and responsibilities. She left me to raise our 2 younger children and went on her way. She decided on divorcing me so had her lawyer send me papers. She wanted all the furniture, half the house, yada, yada. I went to a meeting with her and her lawyer. Should have seen the lawyer's face when he started going on about me buying out her half of the house. I told him there would be no buyout and no selling. I said that my parents weren't ready to sell their house. I thought he was going to explode. She got half the furniture, that was it. I sued her for child support and won that also.
Gratuity should have been included in a tab that large.
About the last one... I know here inheritance is not marital property...
Dee's friends should have waited until she got into her car and then called the police to say there was a drunk driver driving erratically, that they say her drinking at a restaurant and watched her as she left.
I’m surprised that bill didn’t have some sort of gratuity. Most restaurants have this in place for expensive checks to keep servers from getting screwed over
I would’ve made sure to get the server’s tip to him/her as well. I don’t like collateral damage!
I haven't had anyone pull the dine & dash on me but have run into something else a few times; the friend who "organizes" the bill so that they can stiff the server, using the tip to pay for their own meal.
For the first story i hope the people went back and paid their tips 😩
Edit: oh good
They should have called, texted or talked to her after the first time and even billed her. Then not eat with her until she paid them back.
I don't know what you're talking about. If Team Fortress 2 has taught me anything, it's that the world RUNS on gravel. Of course it first has to be refined into graveline.
No the slap in the face was working for an upscale restaurant who apparently pay so little you need to rely on tips!
It wouldnt surprise me if D got arrested for drunk driving seeing as in the story she drinked alot and stuff OP and his friends with drink tabs.
The last story was my favorite 🙂
BRO WUT! I jus realized the cows (i think) on the bottom left, move. And all this time i thought it was jus a picture.
Aug/24/2021. I'm watching this the day before the one-year anniversary when this video was made.
Your content always cheers me up after a shitty day at work
I rember when some members of the football team tryed to prank the coach. It was going to be to classic halloween house tp. Apparently he ended up countering them by coming at them with the garden hose.
Good video :D
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