My Mom rented from a guy that was know for saying people ruined his apartments and taking them to court to get more money. I told my mom take pictures! He’s a bad guy. She did. Sure enough two months later she gets sued. He said there were holes in the walls etc. my mom was mortified. My mom is very smart and she meticulously put her case together. She had Pictures, she made a binder, you name it. She paid the ten dollars for a jury, because she figured everyone has rented before and knew what it was like. My Mom crushed this guy, I even saw jury members laughing at some of the things this guy was saying. I remember what pushed it over was, she asked him how long was it before new renters moved in. He stated three days. If the place was so horrible and the whole place had to be repainted and re carpeted, how in the world did you get it ready in three days. Guy had no response. She won!That guy was so mad, he cussed all the way back to his Cadillac. My Mom was great!
There used to be a guy in the city that I live in that was a slumlord. If you were five days late on rent, he would take you to court. When we moved here we checked out some of his properties (not knowing who he was) and you had to bring in your own stove and oven. The people in the office said it was cheaper for the renter if they bought their own oven! Eventually he did have to sell all of his properties. And I heard his girlfriend had shot him and he had been in the hospital at one point because of it, 🤣
I recently rented an apartment that a guy had made at the back of his house. I usually would never rent from someone who lived on the property, but I was in a bind. Anyway, after I moved out I waited for my deposit to be returned, but he never sent it. I called him after 6 weeks to ask about it and he told me he was keeping it because I had left the place in terrible shape. That was a lie. I sent him a letter with a printout that I had attached. It was from the state's renter's laws and it said that if a landlord didn't tell the tenant that he was keeping the deposit within 30 days he forfeited any and all of the deposit. He paid me.
I'd say Stacy wasn't the only villain in story number 1. Retail stores are famously bad for shitty scheduling practices. They'll demand you be available to work 24/7 and ready to come in at the snap of their fingers and only schedule you 20-30 hours (or less) with shifts that could be open/close/mid/anywhere and different every day. Sounded like OP's store was being extra shitty about it.
She was the villian for trying to force hour changes when others couldn't. The store wasn't exactly saints, but to the people working, she was rigging a bad system. Add together the fraud, and you can add up they didn't like her, with what ever antic she would pull
Remember that OP is probably telling you 10% of what Stacy did. Sure, a store can have shitty practices, but that does not make Stacy innocent for using every angle she could to get her way.
@@Maninawig That's how retail workers survive. Especially with the abusive schedule practices. Sometimes a retail worker is forced to be underhanded to get a schedule that works for them. A consistent, predictable work schedule that you can live your life around is a reasonable expectation of a non-emergency response job. Retail managers act like they're curing cancer instead of just selling consumer goods. Only emergency response type/ER doctor jobs should be on call. And this ex-retail worker will get off her soap box.
We are getting only part of the story. What if Stacy had a kid? Open availability is impossible for single parents. Companies that demand it yet don’t give full time are the real villains.
@@shutterchick79 when has it been ok for anyone to abuse others just because they were one abused themselves? Stating "that is what people do cause the place is abusive" does not make it right when there are many avenues to fight for fair workplace practices. I remember working in two different fields where the lack of job security became so bad that they brought in the Union to fight for them. But even before that, the general work force did not become abusive towards each other, rather fought the abuse.
it's a good feeling. i shut down a guy and his security firm for stealing from the (federal contract) payroll. he literally lost everything, millions, and rumor is he was a fugitive. if he had just paid me my 4 weeks' vacation instead of ripping me off (and dozens of other employees, over 10 years) he could still be stealing and i wouldn't care.
@@paulinebrennan8836 nah. not exciting enough, i've posted the "long" version elsewhere under nuclear revenge. he's only interested in reddit. btw: AH lost 2 big houses, cars, IRS/DoD froze his accounts, wife divorced him--this threw her into poverty, and feds blackballed him or anyone he knew from any further gov biz. all he had to do was pay me $1600 vacation pay. idiot.
@@em1osmurf Good for you. Idiot is a great word considering he lost it all over your vacation pay. What really kills me? Means you worked all year instead of actually taking vacation but he still thought he could get away with not paying you. Awesome nuclear revenge 😎
@@missmissy_90 lots of very angry people with badges and guns who know where the thief lives. last i heard a new contract federal guard service was there, and its boss was pulling the same tricks. smh.
All too true. What do they have to write you up on saying no? Same note don't be surprised when you start getting the crap jobs when you are scheduled.
@@lXlDarKSuoLlXl actually, they were caught stealing in the same way. It doesn't matter to the court if you take money from your employer's till or sell counterfeit Otterboxes, as the biggest collateral goes against said company's reputation, which is a business' lifeblood. But then, Dennis tried to publicly defame OP to hide his nefew's crimes, only for those crimes to then defame them... Not to mention how the nefew tried to seduce the coworker only for OP to hire and marry her. In all 3 cases, the bony finger of justice Dennis and his group tried to point at OP was then turned against them.
@@Maninawig dude, I was pointing that its not "in the same way" since op didn't steal a thing, or sold counterfeits you need "two things" to be "the same" but there's no "two things" there's just one, and it's them that did it... It's pure defamation, not a fact, so there's just "the thing" they did... Sorry if my "explanation" was lacking tho
@@lXlDarKSuoLlXl ah, I see, we are referring to two different things using the same term. I get you are talking about OP's actions now, but I was referring to the accusations the store made _about_ him and the accusations made about them.
If I were the Condo Renting OP, I'd have taken the bugger to Court for the Illegally withheld Deposit + double or treble damages (depends on what that State allows) and after he paid the Court Judgement (or I've gotten a Court Order of Execution if he refuses to pay), THEN I'd rat him out to the IRS...
Watching court shows, the judges recommend taking pics of the rental before you completely move in and before you completely move out and with date stamps.
I don't know who need to hear this: If there is a walkthrough through an apartment: MAKE PHOTOS. Photograph every single item which can be damaged, make oversight photos, covering the whole room and then detail pics of the windows, doors, floors, EVERYTHING. Do it without the landlord knowing. ;-)
I really love when pro revenge isn't OP setting someone up or laying a trap, it's just making everyone aware of what is going on by pushing the first domino.
The last story is why you NEVER write down the Passwords/PIN codes... And if you absolutely must write them down, you keep them in a secure place that only you have knowledge of and access to...
Everyone should start using a password manager. It uses a single passphrase that the user decides. And that unlocks all stored passwords - which may be hundreds or thousands.
@@perwestermark8920 So...you have all your passwords stored in a single location where someone can steal them all at once? Yeah that's a really smart idea. Moron!
@@protoborg Eh. Let me guess - you do not know what a password manager is? All passwords are stored in a strongly encrypted database. I need to enter a pass phrase to unlock and get access to a password. If you don't know this pass phrase it doesn't matter if I mail you a copy of the password database. If I have a USB thumb drive in a key chain and that thumb drive gets stolen, you can't use it. The password manager will automatically lock again after having supplied the password. But maybe you are that kind of moron that thinks the existing best practices for security are incorrect? Then maybe you need to explain your doctors thesis about account security.
scuffs on the hardwood floor don't need replacing the whole floor. If it's actually hard wood, it can be sanded and stained. Or simply buff it out if it's superficial. The dude was lying through his teeth. Also, the $2000 charge for a cleaning crew is unheard of for an empty apartment, how big is your place? 5000+sq ft, then maybe. Businesses hire cleaning crews to come in multiple times a week, every week and there's no way in hell they'd pay $2000 each time. The dude was just making up numbers to scare you.
The last story is a good example of "Be careful who you mess with, you never know what they are capable of." I usually replace 'mess' with a more salty 4 letter word that begins with F.
The jerks kept falsely accusing him of stealing from them & then fired him over it. So he opens his own place & steals their business 1 happy customer at a time. Truly a work of karmic art
First story: Just sayin'--and other things aside--for corporate to come in and suddenly tell the employees that they are now obligated to work any shift, is a d*ck move.
Most sane people will quit immediately if anywhere else is hiring... And blaming her for a shift the managers dumped on you is a dick move... She may have had the karma coming for cheating the system, but the real villain of the story is the employer who demands 24/7 availability because they're incompetent.
I rented an apartment and gave a $600 deposit. When I moved in the tub was filthy and there were marks on the walls. I took pictures then sent the property management company a list things needing repair. When it came time to renew my lease I opted out and moved in with a relative. I cleaned the apartment and shampooed the carpets. The manager did a walk through and signed off on it. I was surprised to get a bill for $300 to clean and replace the carpets rather than my deposit. I wrote off my deposit and refused to pay so they took me to court. In court I called the apartment manager as my witness to attest the place was clean, showed photos of the apartment before I moved in then after I left and provided proof I cleaned the carpets. They ended up having to return my deposit in full. Plot twist the manager of the building was a friend of mine. I had used them as a reference in the rental application and they advised me to take photos and document everything wrong with the apartment.
After getting hit with the deposit scam in my early 20s I stopped paying my last month’s rent when moving out of a place unless and until I received my deposit back.
darkfluff you shoudlve taken them to court. them saying "we wont take you if you forfeit the security deposit" probably means they realized they didnt have a leg to stand on. if it went that far you wouldve won.
Yeah, when someone is so willing to go to court right away, then when it looks like court really will happen and the give you an opt-out option, its cause they know they can't win a court case
Of all the times I've rented I have only ever gotten my deposit back ONE TIME. One landlord tried to say my dishes in the cupboards caused the cupboards to separate from the kitchen walls and had to be replaced. I wonder if this is the way most landlords operate? Does anybody ever get their deposit back? Because if they don't, why bother ever doing any cleaning?
I figure a lot of landlords just schedule cleaning and repairs as standard procedure and figure they can keep the deposit to pay for it because a lot of renters won't bother fighting it, or they can claim normal wear and tear is enough justification to keep the deposit. My roommate and I shower once a day like normal people, and when the water heater broke the landlord whined it was because we take too many baths. He has said things like this so many times, and throws childish tantrums every time he has to repair his building, that we're sure he's going to keep it deposit, and say damage that was here when we moved in justifies it.
There are renters in a college town here that are NOTORIOUS doing that! My coworker's father owns a carpet cleaning company .... so he even went down and cleaned ALL THE CARPETS, the tile, the shower walls .... and the landlord wouldn't give them back the security deposit. It was just extra money for the Landlord he figured he didn't have to give back and college students wouldn't make a fuss.
story 3: a thief steals from the company he works for and makes OP lose his' job, then tries to get into the pants of a new female hire OP: *pulls out uno reverse card* after the fallout: OP is now married to the female hire and the real thief is out of a job
As a former landlord. If you have a landlord like the one in the story, take him/her to court. Depending on the state you can sometimes be awarded double your deposit plus damages if the landlord pulls something like that.
Rented a unit in a triplex in California. Friend helped me clean that apartment so it was left clean. Moved out of state. In the letter stating why I was loosing my deposit was listed "spider webs". There were other bogus reasons too. Clearly that landlord intended to steal my deposit all along.
Yeah, I got done by a private rental. Upon leaving, the landlord's friend did a walk through. She was happy with the place. About two months later, he apparently returns to this house and calls me up crazy mad because there is MUD EVERYWHERE, all over the floors, everything. I was gobsmacked. Repeated several times that his friend said everything was spotless (which it was). He wouldn't budge and wouldn't give back my deposit. Karma got him in the end though. Heard later he had cancer. If the place had been genuinely trashed while unoccupied for over two months, how is it my fault? Also there was a family nearby who had the keys to gain access, and the kids were terrors (his friend who did the walkthrough, her kids). I don't know how to get revenge, which is why I watch these videos lol.
When it comes to landlords NEVER TRUST them. INSIST they are there for the walk through, if not have a lawyer walk with you. Turn the keys over to the lawyer and have them handle it. The cost of a lawyer is less than the deposit and problems.
hey Fluff, did you ever see the video of scaring a scammer where the person asks where they can hide like 30 bodies? I think youd get a laugh out of that one. It's not really a revenge story but its still funny
I'm going to have to disagree with you on your opinion after the first story. You the individual have the most precious commodity a business can buy and thats time. Companies want to buy your time and interviews are essentially trying to make you sell it as cheap as possible and companies love to push that its rude to talk about wages so they can pay people whatever they want to different people doing the same job. Trust me, I used to work for a company that did that and they went under. By the sounds of things this store didn't have any strict scheduling requirements and it wasn't until corporate got involved then they implemented these measures. Now Stacy probably could've been a lot more kinder about it but since she decided to go a Karen-esque route, she got what she deserved.
I have to agree with you. All my life I have only worked as a waitress. 40+ years. 25 years ago I took a job at a decent enough place (I thought) for hourly wage a bit over minimum but health insurance. Hard work too. I didn't last more then 4-6 weeks. Couldn't make it without those tips. But but but The one friend I met was a Russian girl, same age as myself but a single mom. She had been there OVER two years. Hand to heart, I started at 25 cents more an hour. I was outraged on her behalf 🤦🏼♀️. Yeah, I know. I am white. She wouldn't let me go to management.
Some places are willing to schedule hours around one's availability, providing one is up-front about it. Case in point, my work schedule has to, more or less, be on the same days, and start at the same hour, as those my mother works - reason is, she can drive, while I can't, so when she gets in is all the earliest I can clock in, and it is easier on my mother to take me in when she has to work. Almost had a funky week this upcoming week, but we talked with management to get things fixed.
I worked in an auto parts store for 2 years and for no reason they fired me,so I talked to a couple of people who were good customers (street mechanics) and a bunch of regular repair shops in the area that liked me because I always went out of my way to get them the odd ball part's that were hard to get and eventually the word got around and 15 places took they're business elsewhere and one of the counter guys came into work went out to do several deliveries had a serious accident involving one of the company truck's and was arrested for DUI,the owner paid for everything out of his pocket so that the insurance company didn't know, except the vehicle that the guy hit told the insurance about everything and shortly the shit hit the fan-the owner was sued because of the guy being drunk and also had a suspended license, everyone in the store was told that the store was told Saturday afternoon that they would be closed Sunday, when everyone came back to work Monday all the locks were changed and signs on the door said that they were permanently closed,I had a good laugh about everything that transpired and I had a good laugh
The moral of the first story is dont put on your job application for open availability. If u have specific times u can work im pretty sure the business will work with you
IRS is a pain in the butt, but they don't ruin you like that. He probably had fines and overdue taxes, but they don't take everything for an undeclared rental. Maybe it uncovered something else.
It's always good to do a background check if the landlord if they live in another state and a condo too. Always take pics and make a paper trail every time u deal with a landlord.
See if I was the last guy I would’ve tried to sue he was smarter then me, I was fired for ‘stealing’ and they had no proof, it took years before the person who was stealing the money to be caught but the guy who kept trying to ruin any chances of getting work, calling me a thief wouldn’t even be a man and say he was sorry. Hell in court he said in his closing arguments “I won’t say sorry to them they COULD’VE stole at any point
What the OP in the last story did is something that I like to call constructive vengence, when you build something to get back at someone and it really goes a long way to serving other purposes, such as building up a lifestyle. Also, his former employer and nephew were the pots calling the kettle black because they were calling him a thief while committing theft, themselves. Some people are real pieces of work.
My renters hell was in Oregon, she got carpet cleaning after we had it professionally cleaned w receipt, and then money to rip it up … No Renters Rights, imagine that in 2021
Story 2 - In my experience, deposits NEVER come back to you. I just write it off when I rent a place. Story 3 - He really is amazing to be able to open a store just to crush people who cheated him and insulted him for their cheats. Congrats to him for marrying Jane! And having a kid!
My old landlord refused to give me back my deposit also. I had pictures of everything. I called the attorney general for the state of Maine and they looked at the pictures and told him to pay but he said he had to clean and paint and that would be my deposit. Attorney general told him he had two weeks to pay in full or they would file charges. I got my money no lawsuit .
Whooohoo!! I’ve missed a good DarkFluff commentary of ProRevenge reddit. Getting two in a week is a treat! Please keep going! You said it has been about a month since your last vids of r/prorevenge so there should be heaps of stories waiting to be “Fluffed” at this point. Looking forward to more!
I was watching and the story about the renting came up. Just a nice tip that I learned over years of watching my parents when it come to renting properties. NEVER trust that you'll get your security deposit back. ALWAYS take detailed photos (that have the date and time stamp on them) and if there EVER is an issue while you're renting someplace, ALWAYS have a copy of you telling the landlord, via email. Meaning, if you tell the landlord that there is an issue, make sure to follow up with an email so you have that paper trail. Take before and after pictures. Always. If you see something while moving in, such as a scrape of paint, etc etc take the date and time stamped photos, and be sure to email the landlord about it. Save it all. Then when you're getting threatened like that, you can tell them to take it to court, and have all your paperwork with you. As long as you keep detailed records (any photos need the date time stamp, and emails/texts/etc) you should be good to go if you're to get your security deposit back. It's tedious but it saves you in the long run when it comes to scumlords like that. When you're done cleaning, take pictures of the cleaning, and then a picture of the keys being given back, or an email follow up on the receipt of the keys. This way you have the pictures of how YOU last left the building. Most of the times, non of this is needed to be worried about, but it's better safe than sorry when it comes to that risk.
the person in that first story should have just said they been drinking for a few hours and are to drunk to even come in to work. and the person in the last story is pretty genius. they should have come back out to those guys in a top hat and fancy fake mustache when they asked to see the owner.
1: Who was Stacy related to that she could get away with acting like that? I’d think that the bosses would consider her too difficult to work with and find a way to legally fire her.
Ok. The first story is all backwards. Turning people in because they want to work a specific shift and you don't have the spine to say no when you have other plans? That's BS.
Turning them in because they inconvenience you is perfectly fine. The issue is the store demanding OP cancel their plans to cover Stacy's shift. That's not ok.
I had a lazy coworker named Stacy. She lived out of town, about 2 hours away. It's a graveyard shift. We were tasked to work together, just the 2 of us. One time she comes to work, decides she's sick and goes home. This was before I got to work that night so I was told about it by the rest of the team. We all had the same thought. She saw that we had to do 3x the amount of work as usual and didn't want to do it. So I was stuck doing it by myself until someone else on the night crew could come help and we were given a short deadline to finish. It's basically stocking heavy things on shelves in a store. So physically demanding and knowledge of where things go is needed. I had to instruct the person who came to help and we still finished faster than when I had to work with her. For this specific set of products that we had to work with once a week, she always picked the stuff that almost always had the majority of it rewraped on the pallet and put away with a forklift. The other stuf had to be put up in the overhead 1 by 1. Which meant carrying 20 lbs up an ladder over and over by myself. The one time I got to what she normally did before her and she had to do my part, she complained, demanded my help. Another time she took the ladder I was using when a shorter latter was all she needed but didn't want to go find one. By this point I was tired of the crap, so I held on to the ladder (I'm at least a foot taller, twice her weight and younger) and told her to stop being lazy. She shoved the ladder at me, told me I'm lazy because I'm fat, and stomped away. Well eventually she got fired and I still work there in a less physically demanding position. Lol
At the time I was an Inspector for Military Housing. A friend was having his moving in Inspection with the Landlord and asked Me to attend. I absolutely Crucified that Landlord during that Inspection. I found so many things. The Landlord absolutely hated Me, but My friend was delighted.
Story 1: So this company suddenly changed their policy stating that ALL employees had to be available for ANY day and ANY shift without regard for people with children, people who attend school, people caring for those with medical needs, etc.? AND they don't pay their employees enough to be able to live WITHOUT food stamps? And I'm supposed to side with the OP because they got bent out of shape when the coworker refused to change their shift and they got called into work so they made them lose their food stamp benefits? OP could have simply said no to covering the shift. The company KNEW the coworker wouldn't be there because she told them as much. They should have planned accordingly. OP wasn't required to cover that shift. Instead they thought it was a good idea to effect this coworker's ability to possibly feed her children (I didn't see if the coworker has children or not, but considering how difficult it is to get food stamps without them, it is safe to assume she does, also the 8-3 shift request indicates school hours). Nope, sorry, OP was a complete dickhead, regardless of whether or not the coworker was committing "fraud" or how much her boyfriend supposedly made per hour.
That last story... I don't know. I mean, I think it's a good story, but that just seemed to have all the plot problems/resolutions of a film. Yes, I'm saying I think it's fiction.
That 3rd story. Dang. Destruction 100 is all i have to say as a ending. Took their customers, took one of their crushes the person was hitting on AND sent them into jail and bakrupt. Just PURE destruction.
My husband worked at a computer repair shop in college and was extremely good at it. He was also working on his Microsoft Certifications because he wanted to make IT his career. It was the late 90s, so people with those certifications were in high demand. My husband worked there for a couple of years with no problems (Other than finding child sexual abuse materials on a client’s computer and helping get the guy arrested and deported back to his home country that had even worse punishments for possession of child sex abuse materials than the US.) Then he discovered that his company was selling Microsoft software without the proper licenses. Which was a big deal. He tried to get the owner to pay for them, but the owner refused. The company made a lot of money by not paying for them. My husband reported it because he didn’t want Microsoft to find out and then have his name sullied by it. He got fired for it, but he found a much better job that came with an awesome mentor that really helped my husband with his career. My husband was allowed to work part time during the school year and have a flexible schedule, and he was hired full time after graduation. So thanks you lying, scummy bastards at the computer store. They went out of business within a year of firing my husband. He did most of the work and supervised the other lazy repair guy who didn’t bother to do things right. The store also ran a local internet provider service (back when people did dial up you had to have a local provider to get you onto the web before big companies took over. Before the computer store offered service everyone go online by calling through the local library). They couldn’t keep offering the service without my husband’s expertise. He reads computer manuals for fun and knew a lot for a teen boy.
One of the rules I live by, and instill in my staff is that "If you can't do the work/time the boss needs you to work, then the boss doesn't need you."
The 1st op did not have to blow off their plans and family to cover for Stacy. And Stacy is just fine setting her availability. She said she wouldn't be there for X shifts after the schedule change. Just because an employer can fuck with people's schedules doesn't mean it's ok. Edit: and the ebt was none of Op's business either.
You sir are correct about all the things you just said. Op didn't have to come in that day; it's like...have some self-respect you rube. Your employer cares so little about you, but you'll sacrifice birthday plans for them? Absolute rube. Stacy should be able to set her schedule; and if the store doesn't like that, well, for better or for worse, in America, they have the right to fire her for basically any reason. And finally: Oo, someone getting food stamps when they technically shouldn't qualify? Everyone who reported her for that is an ass. It's FOOD. What's next--reporting someone for "stealing" Medicaid because their car is too nice? No matter how nice Stacy's car is, she was spending ebt on FOOD. For Pete's sake. And even if she somehow wasn't spending it on food--who cares?? People are doing way worse fraud all the time and they don't care! Stacy may be an annoying coworker, but people's indignation is aimed at the wrong target. The correct target is the employers. The correct target is a government that disallows unionization and doesn't provide citizens food (and healthcare).
I rented an apartment when 1 week before I moved out there was a pile of refrigerators in the yard (very not carefully placed and ice all over). I still had my old refrigerator but a note on my door said they would replace my refrigerator after I move out. When I moved out, the manager charged me $50 for not defrosting my refrigerator. I was in the Navy so I suggested the Navy warned sailors to stay away from that apartment complex.
The moral of story #1 is STACEY shoulda kept her co-workers outta her business. ***EDIT*** And OP in story #1 was kinda petty too. I can understand that they were mad about having to cancel their b'day plans but going as far as calling welfare on someone was kinda overdoing it. She just woulda been working a couple of days or PAID me for missing my party. I woulda told STACEY.... Since you made me miss my b'day dinner with my family....... EBT or CASH will do just fine!!!! Preferably CASH!!!! Thank you very much!!!! LoL ***EDIT #2*** Since when is it against the law for someone on welfare to get a gift?
Wow, the last guy got revenge, a flourishing business that he loves AND the girl. This could be a movie.
I agree
That’s would be a good movie
He really f*ed Kevin over
Kinda like the movie Trading Places
Fair play to him!!
My Mom rented from a guy that was know for saying people ruined his apartments and taking them to court to get more money. I told my mom take pictures! He’s a bad guy. She did. Sure enough two months later she gets sued. He said there were holes in the walls etc. my mom was mortified. My mom is very smart and she meticulously put her case together. She had Pictures, she made a binder, you name it. She paid the ten dollars for a jury, because she figured everyone has rented before and knew what it was like. My Mom crushed this guy, I even saw jury members laughing at some of the things this guy was saying. I remember what pushed it over was, she asked him how long was it before new renters moved in. He stated three days. If the place was so horrible and the whole place had to be repainted and re carpeted, how in the world did you get it ready in three days. Guy had no response. She won!That guy was so mad, he cussed all the way back to his Cadillac. My Mom was great!
Ur mom sounds like an anime lawyer
hopefull also turned him into flasify reports and court documents as after 3 its a pattern
There used to be a guy in the city that I live in that was a slumlord. If you were five days late on rent, he would take you to court. When we moved here we checked out some of his properties (not knowing who he was) and you had to bring in your own stove and oven. The people in the office said it was cheaper for the renter if they bought their own oven! Eventually he did have to sell all of his properties. And I heard his girlfriend had shot him and he had been in the hospital at one point because of it, 🤣
Fluff should definitely use this story
I always tell my kids and friends to take before and after pics of moving in and moving out!!!
I recently rented an apartment that a guy had made at the back of his house. I usually would never rent from someone who lived on the property, but I was in a bind. Anyway, after I moved out I waited for my deposit to be returned, but he never sent it. I called him after 6 weeks to ask about it and he told me he was keeping it because I had left the place in terrible shape. That was a lie. I sent him a letter with a printout that I had attached. It was from the state's renter's laws and it said that if a landlord didn't tell the tenant that he was keeping the deposit within 30 days he forfeited any and all of the deposit. He paid me.
The biggest miss is, when they called him a thief, he should have agreed, because he was great at stealing their customers!
And the girl
I'd say Stacy wasn't the only villain in story number 1. Retail stores are famously bad for shitty scheduling practices. They'll demand you be available to work 24/7 and ready to come in at the snap of their fingers and only schedule you 20-30 hours (or less) with shifts that could be open/close/mid/anywhere and different every day. Sounded like OP's store was being extra shitty about it.
She was the villian for trying to force hour changes when others couldn't. The store wasn't exactly saints, but to the people working, she was rigging a bad system. Add together the fraud, and you can add up they didn't like her, with what ever antic she would pull
Remember that OP is probably telling you 10% of what Stacy did. Sure, a store can have shitty practices, but that does not make Stacy innocent for using every angle she could to get her way.
@@Maninawig That's how retail workers survive. Especially with the abusive schedule practices. Sometimes a retail worker is forced to be underhanded to get a schedule that works for them. A consistent, predictable work schedule that you can live your life around is a reasonable expectation of a non-emergency response job. Retail managers act like they're curing cancer instead of just selling consumer goods. Only emergency response type/ER doctor jobs should be on call. And this ex-retail worker will get off her soap box.
We are getting only part of the story. What if Stacy had a kid? Open availability is impossible for single parents. Companies that demand it yet don’t give full time are the real villains.
@@shutterchick79 when has it been ok for anyone to abuse others just because they were one abused themselves?
Stating "that is what people do cause the place is abusive" does not make it right when there are many avenues to fight for fair workplace practices.
I remember working in two different fields where the lack of job security became so bad that they brought in the Union to fight for them. But even before that, the general work force did not become abusive towards each other, rather fought the abuse.
it's a good feeling. i shut down a guy and his security firm for stealing from the (federal contract) payroll. he literally lost everything, millions, and rumor is he was a fugitive. if he had just paid me my 4 weeks' vacation instead of ripping me off (and dozens of other employees, over 10 years) he could still be stealing and i wouldn't care.
Send this to Fluff
@@paulinebrennan8836 nah. not exciting enough, i've posted the "long" version elsewhere under nuclear revenge. he's only interested in reddit. btw: AH lost 2 big houses, cars, IRS/DoD froze his accounts, wife divorced him--this threw her into poverty, and feds blackballed him or anyone he knew from any further gov biz. all he had to do was pay me $1600 vacation pay. idiot.
@@em1osmurf
Good for you.
Idiot is a great word considering he lost it all over your vacation pay.
What really kills me? Means you worked all year instead of actually taking vacation but he still thought he could get away with not paying you.
Awesome nuclear revenge 😎
@@missmissy_90 lots of very angry people with badges and guns who know where the thief lives. last i heard a new contract federal guard service was there, and its boss was pulling the same tricks. smh.
@@em1osmurf
Ugh.
First story: if I was OP, when my workplace would try to call me in, I would just say no. They can’t force you to come into an unscheduled shift.
All too true. What do they have to write you up on saying no? Same note don't be surprised when you start getting the crap jobs when you are scheduled.
Exactly. Forcing you to work when you don't want to I think is termed as enslavement
the owner in the 3rd story calls op a thief when the owner is the real thief. hope he enjoys being denied jobs with his new criminal record
Well, that is perfect justice as Dennis was probably trying to sway public opinion against OP, only to be caught doing the same thing.
@@Maninawig technically not "the same thing" since op hadn't stolen anything, but THE THING he accused op of, oh how the tables turned lmao
@@lXlDarKSuoLlXl actually, they were caught stealing in the same way. It doesn't matter to the court if you take money from your employer's till or sell counterfeit Otterboxes, as the biggest collateral goes against said company's reputation, which is a business' lifeblood.
But then, Dennis tried to publicly defame OP to hide his nefew's crimes, only for those crimes to then defame them...
Not to mention how the nefew tried to seduce the coworker only for OP to hire and marry her.
In all 3 cases, the bony finger of justice Dennis and his group tried to point at OP was then turned against them.
@@Maninawig dude, I was pointing that its not "in the same way" since op didn't steal a thing, or sold counterfeits you need "two things" to be "the same" but there's no "two things" there's just one, and it's them that did it... It's pure defamation, not a fact, so there's just "the thing" they did...
Sorry if my "explanation" was lacking tho
@@lXlDarKSuoLlXl ah, I see, we are referring to two different things using the same term. I get you are talking about OP's actions now, but I was referring to the accusations the store made _about_ him and the accusations made about them.
The best revenge, is a life well lived.
Particularly if living well destroys your enemies.
If I were the Condo Renting OP, I'd have taken the bugger to Court for the Illegally withheld Deposit + double or treble damages (depends on what that State allows) and after he paid the Court Judgement (or I've gotten a Court Order of Execution if he refuses to pay), THEN I'd rat him out to the IRS...
That is so great. Plus the last story not only is pro revenge but also has a wholesome end to it as well. Definitely warms the cockles of my heart.
Watching court shows, the judges recommend taking pics of the rental before you completely move in and before you completely move out and with date stamps.
Even if people could say he stole the girl. The girl walked out before working for OP
"Jane and I have just welcomed our first kid into the world"
Me: "awwwwwwww"
That part was the best! He really cameout on top in every way possible 🙂
Talk about coming out on top, he got revenge and got the girl😈
@@bleachfanbk coming out on top and in her it seems lol
I don't know who need to hear this:
If there is a walkthrough through an apartment: MAKE PHOTOS. Photograph every single item which can be damaged, make oversight photos, covering the whole room and then detail pics of the windows, doors, floors, EVERYTHING.
Do it without the landlord knowing. ;-)
I really love when pro revenge isn't OP setting someone up or laying a trap, it's just making everyone aware of what is going on by pushing the first domino.
The last story is why you NEVER write down the Passwords/PIN codes...
And if you absolutely must write them down, you keep them in a secure place that only you have knowledge of and access to...
Everyone should start using a password manager. It uses a single passphrase that the user decides. And that unlocks all stored passwords - which may be hundreds or thousands.
Actually do have this. It's a file of passwords and info about as secure as fort knox
@@perwestermark8920 So...you have all your passwords stored in a single location where someone can steal them all at once? Yeah that's a really smart idea. Moron!
@@protoborg Eh. Let me guess - you do not know what a password manager is? All passwords are stored in a strongly encrypted database. I need to enter a pass phrase to unlock and get access to a password. If you don't know this pass phrase it doesn't matter if I mail you a copy of the password database. If I have a USB thumb drive in a key chain and that thumb drive gets stolen, you can't use it.
The password manager will automatically lock again after having supplied the password.
But maybe you are that kind of moron that thinks the existing best practices for security are incorrect? Then maybe you need to explain your doctors thesis about account security.
scuffs on the hardwood floor don't need replacing the whole floor. If it's actually hard wood, it can be sanded and stained. Or simply buff it out if it's superficial. The dude was lying through his teeth. Also, the $2000 charge for a cleaning crew is unheard of for an empty apartment, how big is your place? 5000+sq ft, then maybe. Businesses hire cleaning crews to come in multiple times a week, every week and there's no way in hell they'd pay $2000 each time. The dude was just making up numbers to scare you.
The last story is a good example of "Be careful who you mess with, you never know what they are capable of." I usually replace 'mess' with a more salty 4 letter word that begins with F.
The jerks kept falsely accusing him of stealing from them & then fired him over it. So he opens his own place & steals their business 1 happy customer at a time. Truly a work of karmic art
First story: Just sayin'--and other things aside--for corporate to come in and suddenly tell the employees that they are now obligated to work any shift, is a d*ck move.
Yeah there's reasonable accommodations and stuff, but that girl was just taking the piss
Most sane people will quit immediately if anywhere else is hiring...
And blaming her for a shift the managers dumped on you is a dick move...
She may have had the karma coming for cheating the system, but the real villain of the story is the employer who demands 24/7 availability because they're incompetent.
I rented an apartment and gave a $600 deposit. When I moved in the tub was filthy and there were marks on the walls. I took pictures then sent the property management company a list things needing repair. When it came time to renew my lease I opted out and moved in with a relative. I cleaned the apartment and shampooed the carpets. The manager did a walk through and signed off on it. I was surprised to get a bill for $300 to clean and replace the carpets rather than my deposit. I wrote off my deposit and refused to pay so they took me to court. In court I called the apartment manager as my witness to attest the place was clean, showed photos of the apartment before I moved in then after I left and provided proof I cleaned the carpets. They ended up having to return my deposit in full. Plot twist the manager of the building was a friend of mine. I had used them as a reference in the rental application and they advised me to take photos and document everything wrong with the apartment.
He goes and gets revenge by taking customers, then he gets their business destroyed, and has a child with the actual thief’s kinda crush! Dang dude!
After getting hit with the deposit scam in my early 20s I stopped paying my last month’s rent when moving out of a place unless and until I received my deposit back.
darkfluff you shoudlve taken them to court. them saying "we wont take you if you forfeit the security deposit" probably means they realized they didnt have a leg to stand on. if it went that far you wouldve won.
Yeah, when someone is so willing to go to court right away, then when it looks like court really will happen and the give you an opt-out option, its cause they know they can't win a court case
This man is the definition of awesome. Made my 3 hour flight so much better
Fluff's add-on to story 2: really sounds like the landlord was using the threat of court to intimidate you into giving up your deposit.
I’m surprised OP in the last story didn’t say,” well you accused me of being a thief so I stole your business!”
Of all the times I've rented I have only ever gotten my deposit back ONE TIME. One landlord tried to say my dishes in the cupboards caused the cupboards to separate from the kitchen walls and had to be replaced. I wonder if this is the way most landlords operate? Does anybody ever get their deposit back? Because if they don't, why bother ever doing any cleaning?
I figure a lot of landlords just schedule cleaning and repairs as standard procedure and figure they can keep the deposit to pay for it because a lot of renters won't bother fighting it, or they can claim normal wear and tear is enough justification to keep the deposit. My roommate and I shower once a day like normal people, and when the water heater broke the landlord whined it was because we take too many baths. He has said things like this so many times, and throws childish tantrums every time he has to repair his building, that we're sure he's going to keep it deposit, and say damage that was here when we moved in justifies it.
There are renters in a college town here that are NOTORIOUS doing that! My coworker's father owns a carpet cleaning company .... so he even went down and cleaned ALL THE CARPETS, the tile, the shower walls .... and the landlord wouldn't give them back the security deposit. It was just extra money for the Landlord he figured he didn't have to give back and college students wouldn't make a fuss.
story 3: a thief steals from the company he works for and makes OP lose his' job, then tries to get into the pants of a new female hire
OP: *pulls out uno reverse card*
after the fallout: OP is now married to the female hire and the real thief is out of a job
As a former landlord. If you have a landlord like the one in the story, take him/her to court. Depending on the state you can sometimes be awarded double your deposit plus damages if the landlord pulls something like that.
The outcome of these stories are always so satisfying
Story 3 - God damn, he stole their business, their freedom, and even the girl. Well fucking played.
Well… he was a “thief”…
@@InsaneSynbad Nah man, that was the Dread Pirate Roberts. He's the only one intelligent enough and smooth enough to pull that off.
Rented a unit in a triplex in California. Friend helped me clean that apartment so it was left clean. Moved out of state. In the letter stating why I was loosing my deposit was listed "spider webs". There were other bogus reasons too. Clearly that landlord intended to steal my deposit all along.
Yeah, I got done by a private rental. Upon leaving, the landlord's friend did a walk through. She was happy with the place. About two months later, he apparently returns to this house and calls me up crazy mad because there is MUD EVERYWHERE, all over the floors, everything. I was gobsmacked. Repeated several times that his friend said everything was spotless (which it was). He wouldn't budge and wouldn't give back my deposit. Karma got him in the end though. Heard later he had cancer. If the place had been genuinely trashed while unoccupied for over two months, how is it my fault? Also there was a family nearby who had the keys to gain access, and the kids were terrors (his friend who did the walkthrough, her kids). I don't know how to get revenge, which is why I watch these videos lol.
OP saying he married that one girl as an extra revenge gives off real r/ThatHappened vibes.
got a business, a wife, a kid and a good life, i say ruining theirs was well worth it haha
What is it with bad bosses/managers etc. framing employees for theft? Seriously!
Stole their livelihood for accusing the wrong person, AND got the actual thief's girl. Goddamn, I _love_ revenge stories.
They called him a thief, so he took everything they had and their freedom, got the girl and became a success. Well done,
When it comes to landlords NEVER TRUST them. INSIST they are there for the walk through, if not have a lawyer walk with you. Turn the keys over to the lawyer and have them handle it. The cost of a lawyer is less than the deposit and problems.
The landlord in the second story was a COP. That’s unsettling
People can be aholes for money and power, op did the right thing
hey Fluff, did you ever see the video of scaring a scammer where the person asks where they can hide like 30 bodies? I think youd get a laugh out of that one. It's not really a revenge story but its still funny
I'm going to have to disagree with you on your opinion after the first story. You the individual have the most precious commodity a business can buy and thats time. Companies want to buy your time and interviews are essentially trying to make you sell it as cheap as possible and companies love to push that its rude to talk about wages so they can pay people whatever they want to different people doing the same job. Trust me, I used to work for a company that did that and they went under. By the sounds of things this store didn't have any strict scheduling requirements and it wasn't until corporate got involved then they implemented these measures. Now Stacy probably could've been a lot more kinder about it but since she decided to go a Karen-esque route, she got what she deserved.
I have to agree with you.
All my life I have only worked as a waitress. 40+ years.
25 years ago I took a job at a decent enough place (I thought) for hourly wage a bit over minimum but health insurance. Hard work too.
I didn't last more then 4-6 weeks. Couldn't make it without those tips.
But but but
The one friend I met was a Russian girl, same age as myself but a single mom.
She had been there OVER two years.
Hand to heart, I started at 25 cents more an hour. I was outraged on her behalf 🤦🏼♀️.
Yeah, I know. I am white.
She wouldn't let me go to management.
Some places are willing to schedule hours around one's availability, providing one is up-front about it. Case in point, my work schedule has to, more or less, be on the same days, and start at the same hour, as those my mother works - reason is, she can drive, while I can't, so when she gets in is all the earliest I can clock in, and it is easier on my mother to take me in when she has to work. Almost had a funky week this upcoming week, but we talked with management to get things fixed.
my man not only got the girl but he crushed his opponent with his success AND its profitable so in my book I would consider that nuclear revenge
I gotta say, Darkfluff leads a full life having similar encounters to half the stories he uploads
#3 That's NOT pro revenge. That's a massive NUCLEAR revenge.
Absolutely loved the last story, what a doozie, and a happy ending too! Thanks DF for making my afternoon suffering heat-wave so much more tolerable!
I worked in an auto parts store for 2 years and for no reason they fired me,so I talked to a couple of people who were good customers (street mechanics) and a bunch of regular repair shops in the area that liked me because I always went out of my way to get them the odd ball part's that were hard to get and eventually the word got around and 15 places took they're business elsewhere and one of the counter guys came into work went out to do several deliveries had a serious accident involving one of the company truck's and was arrested for DUI,the owner paid for everything out of his pocket so that the insurance company didn't know, except the vehicle that the guy hit told the insurance about everything and shortly the shit hit the fan-the owner was sued because of the guy being drunk and also had a suspended license, everyone in the store was told that the store was told Saturday afternoon that they would be closed Sunday, when everyone came back to work Monday all the locks were changed and signs on the door said that they were permanently closed,I had a good laugh about everything that transpired and I had a good laugh
That last story is one of the best I've heard, I'm glad it ended so happily.
The moral of the first story is dont put on your job application for open availability. If u have specific times u can work im pretty sure the business will work with you
IRS is a pain in the butt, but they don't ruin you like that. He probably had fines and overdue taxes, but they don't take everything for an undeclared rental. Maybe it uncovered something else.
It's always good to do a background check if the landlord if they live in another state and a condo too. Always take pics and make a paper trail every time u deal with a landlord.
Day one of telling Darkfluff that he too is wonderful and beautiful!
Edit: Stevo too!
Saw there was a TH-cam notification, said to my self “Hope it’s DarkFluff! Hope it’s DarkFluff!” And it was! Woo hoo!
On the condo rental, If this is in America, sounds like it, This just shows how courrpt american police officers are.
See if I was the last guy I would’ve tried to sue he was smarter then me, I was fired for ‘stealing’ and they had no proof, it took years before the person who was stealing the money to be caught but the guy who kept trying to ruin any chances of getting work, calling me a thief wouldn’t even be a man and say he was sorry. Hell in court he said in his closing arguments “I won’t say sorry to them they COULD’VE stole at any point
Story 1 OP having to come in on their day off is exactly why I never answered my phone if I was off and knew someone hadn't showed up for their shift.
YOU GOT TO LOVE THAT SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECY. THE 'THIEF' UNDERCUTS THE ROBBER AND STILL MAKES A PROFIT. I LOVE THAT. ;-))
Stacy is a Felisha. This is how they game the system.
What the OP in the last story did is something that I like to call constructive vengence, when you build something to get back at someone and it really goes a long way to serving other purposes, such as building up a lifestyle. Also, his former employer and nephew were the pots calling the kettle black because they were calling him a thief while committing theft, themselves. Some people are real pieces of work.
The condo renter is entitled to a percentage the IRS got for turning him in. It should make up more than the $1k deposit.
My renters hell was in Oregon, she got carpet cleaning after we had it professionally cleaned w receipt, and then money to rip it up … No Renters Rights, imagine that in 2021
Story 2 - In my experience, deposits NEVER come back to you. I just write it off when I rent a place.
Story 3 - He really is amazing to be able to open a store just to crush people who cheated him and insulted him for their cheats. Congrats to him for marrying Jane! And having a kid!
My old landlord refused to give me back my deposit also. I had pictures of everything. I called the attorney general for the state of Maine and they looked at the pictures and told him to pay but he said he had to clean and paint and that would be my deposit. Attorney general told him he had two weeks to pay in full or they would file charges. I got my money no lawsuit .
I love your stuff. I listen to it at work and all ways puts a smile on my face.
Whooohoo!! I’ve missed a good DarkFluff commentary of ProRevenge reddit.
Getting two in a week is a treat! Please keep going!
You said it has been about a month since your last vids of r/prorevenge so there should be heaps of stories waiting to be “Fluffed” at this point. Looking forward to more!
I was watching and the story about the renting came up. Just a nice tip that I learned over years of watching my parents when it come to renting properties. NEVER trust that you'll get your security deposit back. ALWAYS take detailed photos (that have the date and time stamp on them) and if there EVER is an issue while you're renting someplace, ALWAYS have a copy of you telling the landlord, via email. Meaning, if you tell the landlord that there is an issue, make sure to follow up with an email so you have that paper trail. Take before and after pictures. Always. If you see something while moving in, such as a scrape of paint, etc etc take the date and time stamped photos, and be sure to email the landlord about it. Save it all. Then when you're getting threatened like that, you can tell them to take it to court, and have all your paperwork with you. As long as you keep detailed records (any photos need the date time stamp, and emails/texts/etc) you should be good to go if you're to get your security deposit back. It's tedious but it saves you in the long run when it comes to scumlords like that. When you're done cleaning, take pictures of the cleaning, and then a picture of the keys being given back, or an email follow up on the receipt of the keys. This way you have the pictures of how YOU last left the building. Most of the times, non of this is needed to be worried about, but it's better safe than sorry when it comes to that risk.
Great advice.
Who builds a business next door to destroy another business?
Rick does.
the person in that first story should have just said they been drinking for a few hours and are to drunk to even come in to work.
and the person in the last story is pretty genius. they should have come back out to those guys in a top hat and fancy fake mustache when they asked to see the owner.
Story 3, dude is a boss level of revenge. Lol
Last Story: I always believe in the saying "The foot you step on today may be the very same foot that will kick your ass in the future."
This is my favorite!!! I love the ending to the last story
Day #27 of telling fluff he’s beautiful too
Day #8 of telling stevo he’s beautiful
My crappy work days always become better when there's a DarkFluff video 😎
1: Who was Stacy related to that she could get away with acting like that? I’d think that the bosses would consider her too difficult to work with and find a way to legally fire her.
Ok. The first story is all backwards. Turning people in because they want to work a specific shift and you don't have the spine to say no when you have other plans? That's BS.
Turning them in because they inconvenience you is perfectly fine.
The issue is the store demanding OP cancel their plans to cover Stacy's shift. That's not ok.
@@RevokFarthis Agreed. Stacy Stacy should just say no and mind her own business
@@RevokFarthis OP could’ve said no or not answer since she was off work
@@krystalfloods6197 OP also could've gotten in trouble with her job, depending on how shitty her job was.
I had a lazy coworker named Stacy. She lived out of town, about 2 hours away. It's a graveyard shift. We were tasked to work together, just the 2 of us. One time she comes to work, decides she's sick and goes home. This was before I got to work that night so I was told about it by the rest of the team. We all had the same thought. She saw that we had to do 3x the amount of work as usual and didn't want to do it. So I was stuck doing it by myself until someone else on the night crew could come help and we were given a short deadline to finish. It's basically stocking heavy things on shelves in a store. So physically demanding and knowledge of where things go is needed. I had to instruct the person who came to help and we still finished faster than when I had to work with her. For this specific set of products that we had to work with once a week, she always picked the stuff that almost always had the majority of it rewraped on the pallet and put away with a forklift. The other stuf had to be put up in the overhead 1 by 1. Which meant carrying 20 lbs up an ladder over and over by myself. The one time I got to what she normally did before her and she had to do my part, she complained, demanded my help. Another time she took the ladder I was using when a shorter latter was all she needed but didn't want to go find one. By this point I was tired of the crap, so I held on to the ladder (I'm at least a foot taller, twice her weight and younger) and told her to stop being lazy. She shoved the ladder at me, told me I'm lazy because I'm fat, and stomped away. Well eventually she got fired and I still work there in a less physically demanding position. Lol
I prefer this channel because Mr. Fluff actually says the word(s) that children haven't learned yet.
At the time I was an Inspector for Military Housing.
A friend was having his moving in Inspection with the Landlord and asked Me to attend.
I absolutely Crucified that Landlord during that Inspection.
I found so many things.
The Landlord absolutely hated Me, but My friend was delighted.
Story 1: So this company suddenly changed their policy stating that ALL employees had to be available for ANY day and ANY shift without regard for people with children, people who attend school, people caring for those with medical needs, etc.? AND they don't pay their employees enough to be able to live WITHOUT food stamps? And I'm supposed to side with the OP because they got bent out of shape when the coworker refused to change their shift and they got called into work so they made them lose their food stamp benefits? OP could have simply said no to covering the shift. The company KNEW the coworker wouldn't be there because she told them as much. They should have planned accordingly. OP wasn't required to cover that shift. Instead they thought it was a good idea to effect this coworker's ability to possibly feed her children (I didn't see if the coworker has children or not, but considering how difficult it is to get food stamps without them, it is safe to assume she does, also the 8-3 shift request indicates school hours). Nope, sorry, OP was a complete dickhead, regardless of whether or not the coworker was committing "fraud" or how much her boyfriend supposedly made per hour.
That last story... I don't know. I mean, I think it's a good story, but that just seemed to have all the plot problems/resolutions of a film. Yes, I'm saying I think it's fiction.
Definitely fiction
That 3rd story.
Dang. Destruction 100 is all i have to say as a ending. Took their customers, took one of their crushes the person was hitting on AND sent them into jail and bakrupt. Just PURE destruction.
Last dude went full Khan on their asses:
“I’ve done far worse than kill you. I’ve hurt you. And I wish to go on… hurting you!”
Last op is a boss! Literally! He owns his own business and everything!
Love the last story. Shut down their business and stole their girl.
Hey darkfluff these videos make my day! I'm glad you're in my life 😁
My husband worked at a computer repair shop in college and was extremely good at it. He was also working on his Microsoft Certifications because he wanted to make IT his career. It was the late 90s, so people with those certifications were in high demand. My husband worked there for a couple of years with no problems (Other than finding child sexual abuse materials on a client’s computer and helping get the guy arrested and deported back to his home country that had even worse punishments for possession of child sex abuse materials than the US.)
Then he discovered that his company was selling Microsoft software without the proper licenses. Which was a big deal. He tried to get the owner to pay for them, but the owner refused. The company made a lot of money by not paying for them. My husband reported it because he didn’t want Microsoft to find out and then have his name sullied by it. He got fired for it, but he found a much better job that came with an awesome mentor that really helped my husband with his career. My husband was allowed to work part time during the school year and have a flexible schedule, and he was hired full time after graduation.
So thanks you lying, scummy bastards at the computer store. They went out of business within a year of firing my husband. He did most of the work and supervised the other lazy repair guy who didn’t bother to do things right. The store also ran a local internet provider service (back when people did dial up you had to have a local provider to get you onto the web before big companies took over. Before the computer store offered service everyone go online by calling through the local library). They couldn’t keep offering the service without my husband’s expertise. He reads computer manuals for fun and knew a lot for a teen boy.
Im not happy that I had to cancel my reservation... Lmao if my boss tried to pull this bs on me hed get my 2 weeks notice instantly...
One of the rules I live by, and instill in my staff is that "If you can't do the work/time the boss needs you to work, then the boss doesn't need you."
The 1st op did not have to blow off their plans and family to cover for Stacy. And Stacy is just fine setting her availability. She said she wouldn't be there for X shifts after the schedule change. Just because an employer can fuck with people's schedules doesn't mean it's ok.
Edit: and the ebt was none of Op's business either.
You sir are correct about all the things you just said.
Op didn't have to come in that day; it's like...have some self-respect you rube. Your employer cares so little about you, but you'll sacrifice birthday plans for them? Absolute rube.
Stacy should be able to set her schedule; and if the store doesn't like that, well, for better or for worse, in America, they have the right to fire her for basically any reason.
And finally: Oo, someone getting food stamps when they technically shouldn't qualify? Everyone who reported her for that is an ass. It's FOOD. What's next--reporting someone for "stealing" Medicaid because their car is too nice? No matter how nice Stacy's car is, she was spending ebt on FOOD. For Pete's sake. And even if she somehow wasn't spending it on food--who cares?? People are doing way worse fraud all the time and they don't care!
Stacy may be an annoying coworker, but people's indignation is aimed at the wrong target. The correct target is the employers. The correct target is a government that disallows unionization and doesn't provide citizens food (and healthcare).
@@crappozappo "This thing is okay because there are other things that are worse.." is literally the single most retarded logic imaginable.
Story 1..that was a perfectly reasonable response to having your own life stuffed up.
The last story was EPIC!! WTG OP & congrats on the new arrival 😊
Wow. That last guy is awesome I hope they really enjoy their dish of revenge must have tasted so good
I rented an apartment when 1 week before I moved out there was a pile of refrigerators in the yard (very not carefully placed and ice all over). I still had my old refrigerator but a note on my door said they would replace my refrigerator after I move out. When I moved out, the manager charged me $50 for not defrosting my refrigerator. I was in the Navy so I suggested the Navy warned sailors to stay away from that apartment complex.
Ha! That last story was beautiful. Congrats OP on the new addition to the family
The moral of story #1 is STACEY shoulda kept her co-workers outta her business.
***EDIT***
And OP in story #1 was kinda petty too. I can understand that they were mad about having to cancel their b'day plans but going as far as calling welfare on someone was kinda overdoing it. She just woulda been working a couple of days or PAID me for missing my party. I woulda told STACEY.... Since you made me miss my b'day dinner with my family....... EBT or CASH will do just fine!!!! Preferably CASH!!!! Thank you very much!!!! LoL
***EDIT #2***
Since when is it against the law for someone on welfare to get a gift?