how do these people get in? I feel like the entry's are not doing enough checks for these guys. Its bad enough people don't feel safe and this guy sure is not helping that.
@@pippo17173 Most enlisted members join pretty much just out of high school, they don't get in if they have a police record but if they have had disciplinary issues in school most of this is hidden since they were a juvenile and often too, police juvenile records are sealed and they don't get reported once they turn adult. Generally guys who are a little too slap happy have a series of these incidents before they get dealt with seriously, I'd bet that his ex-wife might have some stories to relate on this subject and there might be some issues with behavior in his military jacket, maybe not enough to deal with seriously. He really might have been having a really bad morning and things kept going downhill till this incident but I think the early part is more likely. There are conflicting issues here, we need soldiers who aren't afraid of a fight yet we want them to keep these things in their pocket until officially called on, unfortunately there are other triggers in the environment that might provoke them. The military checks out new recruits probably better than most other organizations, remember that most are pretty young without a long track record, candidate officers get a very thorough check as do enlisted who need a security clearance for their work, all officers have security clearance.
Yeah, when my country send troops for UN peace corp we always send the one with best behaviour. USA foreign army bases had a lot of problems even in Japan the Okinawan residence hate them.
It wasn’t simply punching. 1. He punched. 2. He intimidated OP in the commissary. 3. He bragged that the army would protect him in court. Each time he could have done nothing and avoided any consequences. And each time he doubled down on stupid.
@@Safaridor Ego is perfectly fine (if you know when to stop) but these anger issues from him are absolutely nothing you need in the military. This was the main problem. If he punches someone without real reason - how can he be a leader or someone with rank in the military. This would be the main concern of his commander.
"They say that a man who represents himself in court has a fool for a client. And with God as my witness, I am that fool!" -Gomez Addams (1991 Addams family movie)
It's more of a case of how that person views the world and people around them... That they believe they know better than people who are educated/trained in that profession The "fool" is someone who doesn't see their own limits 🤡🤡🤡
Korea. Some of the incidents that led to some tension there included some Airforce MPs getting a little too handsy with a foreign national. Guy parked his car just outside of a gate and the Airforce MPs found the guy in a local shop and arrested him. It was a huge incident and we actually had to stop some of our uniformed Town Patrols outside of the Military posts for a month and a half.
As a former US Army soldier, I gotta say, his behavior is downright despicable, I'm glad he got chaptered out and received his just deserts. Someone like that does not belong in the Army and should not be representing such an organization like that on foreign soil.
OP explained that he and his lawyer shocked about the amount of the settlement awarded by the judge. The divorce and deportation are just side effect of the case.
Even better, he should have learned when to keep his impulsive temper in check. It's just too bad he never learned to just poop the stick labeled as 'pride' out of his butt, though.
The second story reminds me exactly of the time I applied for an administrative position at Astra Zeneca through a recruiter. The email I got back from the hiring manager was nothing professional. She berated me, said it was totally inappropriate for me to apply with them, I was wholly unsuitable for the position, never contact them again, etc. The recruiter called me and asked if I'd heard anything. I forwarded him the trash email I got and you could hear this guy's mouth fall open. I asked for the CEO's email and he gave it to me. I forwarded the shit message from the hiring manager to the CEO and cc'd the recruiter, asking the CEO to please read over the attached message. I informed the CEO that I would never work for a place that employs this kind of hiring manager and to please rectify this situation if they want to hire anyone in future. I never heard anything back, but I'm thinking someone got their ass fired that day.
I got an email from a certain company in the airline parts mfg business that was similar, and now look at the industry, they had to layoff so many employees
First story: Pride comes before the nuke... Second story: don't burn bridges for no reason. You never know when that particular bridge might be your only escape route from a fire.
My guess is that OP was stationed in South Korea. Since he said it was an asian country with a large U.S. military presence. Our country has a lot of combined training programs with them. I'd go as far as to say that they are one of our closest allies. Right up there with Canada, Mexico, and the U.K, imo
@@jaye61970 I think they're asking why isn't Australia considered one of our biggest allies. To be honest, I didn't know we were that close to them politically.
I know this is kinda weird, but I enjoy listening to these stories before I sleep and it helps me a lot with soothing my anxiety. Thanks for the videos, they're awesome.
The second story...it kinda depends on how often the person was submitting applications to that company, to be honest. Past a certain point, it's basically badgering/harassing the company, especially if she didn't have the qualifications they were listing for the position.
That's what I was thinking, an I mean if they say that you continuing to put in applications is not professional for them then I don't see why you should be upset
I've been told that recruiters always list qualifications/skills that the "ideal" or "perfect" candidate would have, so always apply if you think you can do the job, even if it might require a bit of training. If you compare it to PC games, they list the "Recommended Specs" but that doesn't mean there isn't a "Minimum Specs" candidate that can do the job if the other isn't available. People, like PCs, can be upgraded later.
That's why you NEVER treat anyone so poorly! You never know what the future may bring! Imagine if Mizz Twoflip had been kind instead of a trifling heifer!? She would have had a much better outcome!! You never know whom you are dealing with...always kill em with kindness
1st story, Op as a veteran let me apologize on behalf of all veterans for that soldiers reprehensible behavior. That is not how I expect a member of the armed forces to act, nor is it the kind of behavior most service members will tolerate.
Some people just don't get it. What I can't figure out is why the idiot soldier thought the military would cover for him. That ALMOST never happens, even in the best of circumstances.
As to that first story... what I don't understand, is why the military didn't just garnish his wages, until the debt is payed. The military is KNOWN for doing just this sort of thing for many different types of judgment, like when my parents were divorced. My mom received $400 child support for my brother and myself, she contacted the Navy admins, sent them the paperwork on the judgment, and it was taken from my dad's wages, before he was even cut a check.
Hadn't heard the first story before, it was good. But I feel like I must be going loopy 'coz this is about the fourth time I've heard the second story between the only two reddit channels I'm still subbed to...
Same here, except YT doesn't send me notices anymore, so there are several Reddit-repeating channels I check on. Sometimes all of them have the same story within the same few days. Seems there is no one refereeing this. 😑🤨
What can you expect? It's not like prorevenge has new story come out everyday. The moment there's a new post reddit youtubers going to jump in like hungry predators
@@maggpiprime954 -- YT will do whatever their advertisers pay for... until advertisers realize that YT is, for example, not sending out new content notices to signed-up viewers anymore, so fewer and fewer people are seeing ads... YT seems to forget it has competition now. Also I don't think YT cares about reposts of whatever reddit content, but those who post it might want somehow to develop a system among themselves to avoid frequent repetition, which can make them lose viewers.
Fun fact about sucker punching somebody the only people who do that are the ones who are not afraid to fight dirty although they mostly use it if they have no other options in other words it's used as a last resort
this definitely happened in South Korea. Large military presence and laws dont mess around with physical violence. EDIT: oh i forgot, friend also got a beater car in base for about $1,000 when we were in Seoul.
Yeah I thought South Korea or Japan. They don’t mess around. When my husband got stationed in Japan and we moved there. During indoc they told us what would happen if we screwed up. Even saw a video of what prison looked like.
It's not just his career that is ruined. His _life_ is ruined. He's likely lost his veteran status with a dishonorable discharge. His mistakes are recorded within the US government. He's stuck in private sector for possibly years if not indefinitely. He can't move out of the country to start a new life due to his criminal charges likely preventing immigration. He really should have quit while he was ahead. All he can hope for is that being a soldier in the military isn't where his life has peaked.
"Quitting when you are ahead" is a skill many americans don't possess and don't bother to learn. In many cases this is a cultural issue as the US of A is "the bestestest country in the world" meaning every person not from the US is inherently worse and deserve to be punished for it.
@Kat Murphy The terminology for that is "superiority complex". While that is present in every country and is dubbed patriotism many americans "dial it up to 11" to a point they are unable to see another person being right and not them. It is hard to tell for bystanders at which point it is still "simple" patriotism and at which point it is blind patriotism. For instance many americans in and fresh from highschool are unable to point out the countries of american allies on a map. Or even name the biggest/oldest 5 without looking it up. Partly because the school system in the US is ... not as good as americans think it is and partly because the students don't bother.
So I had to sue a man who was going into the Marines. I called up the US Marines and asked them if I win my case and he is at basic training what was my options. They told me that if I got a judgement I can send it to them and they would deduct it from his pay until it was paid off. I did win the case but sadly he decided to not go in the service and ran. Never saw my money.
First story pretty sure it is Korea. We lived there for three years 07-10 but not familiar with this case but the large troop presence makes me think it is Korea. We had a hoopty, too, paid $500 for it.
7:12 I may sound like an idiot for saying this, but this sounds like asshole tax, OP was willing to spend a reasonable amount of money for damages, and ends up getting 80K in assault charges, and I'm betting private Pyle can't get a job because of his criminal record and his behavior in court, I mean who would want to hire a man who used to be in the military punches a man after a traffic accident
The first story has enough false information in it to be considered completely made up. If this guy got in trouble just on the military side he would be on restriction at the very minimum. This would have prevented him confronting op at the commissary. A second issue I found was that the military would not hold on to anyone until they paid off what was owed. The military would pay it off and then have take it out of the soldiers rear end.
If you don't think the applicant is qualified, no one is forcing you to hire them. But to call them about being unprofessional by applying is in itself unprofessional. You never know who is going to hire this person and/or if they become qualified. Best to just not hire them. If you are required by the company to send a letter or email to refused applicants, the best course is to inform them that someone else has been hired in a civil, cordial way. Where do these companies find their managers? Sucky ManagersRUs? I train managers and there have been times when I have to report that a certain person just doesn't seem to be manager material. I don't like doing that, but I always tell them at the end of the training, "I think you'd make a fine employee, but I just don't think you're suited to a manager/supervisory role." And then I tell them why. I also include this information in my report to the company that sent them for training.
IMO asking to just pay out of pocket instead of calling the police and reporting the accident is shady af. I've seen EP stories where the person owed money didn't call the police and the EP wouldn't pay up until they got the insurance involved.
So you should deck the guy in the face over a beater that's barely worth a thousand bucks? People settle outside of insurance all the time; it's not worth the infraction if the repair is only about the cost of your deductible anyhow.
Yeah, not so much in NYC regarding negotiating auto accidents, my father hit some Korean's car by accident, and we offered to take his car to our mechanic and get him a rental at our cost, he wanted $2000 cash on the spot, we just called the cops and had the insurance company deal with him. Too bad my father didn't record any footage with him trying to extort money from him, it would've been a much easier case for the insurance company to fight in court.
Along the lines of the letter from Mrs. Tulip there. A few years ago I was handing out resumes like nobody's business, trying to find a job, -anywhere-. Nobody likes hiring people with a disability even if the company's page says 'equal opportunity employer'. Well, one business that in Canada was made famous by a song by the Village People that has an associated symbolic dance (points if you get the song) was hiring for basically any position in the facility. Only position I wasn't qualified for was personal trainer, as you have to go through schooling and get certified for that before you are allowed. SO! I put in a general application with all of my qualifications, I get a call back from them a few weeks later and its their hiring manager. Her: "Hi is this (Insert name)? " Me: "Yes, good morning, how are you?" Her: "Oh, I'm doing pretty good, but...this is not a good phone call. You're being punked." Me: ".......pardon?" Her: "You're being punked, y'know, like the Ashton Kutcher show?" Me: "....uuuuh...." Her: "You can't just put an application in for 'general employment' You have to be specific" Me: "....you were -hiring- for general employment..." Her: "Well, regardless...sorry, but you didn't make the cut." Me: "....alright, well, thank you." Her: *just hangs up* After that? I pulled my gym membership from there, if they treat prospective employees like that? They really don't deserve my money, which is sad, because their fitness facility was awesome and the other sites that are from that franchise are actually quite well run, just way out of my way for minimum wage employment to be realistically feasible. Kinda sad, really~
Large army present in that country, so South Korea since every men in the country were required 2 years in the military. Their law can be quite strict.
@@lillia_venitaes3351 : Yes, and Afghanistan is in Asia, or did you fail geography? I'm sure it hasn't moved since I studied any geography, or looked at a map.
I think one of the first things I learned in the Air Force when I got to my first base was double jeopardy did not apply in the military and if I did something stupid off base I could face charges by the local authorities and then by the Air Force.
@@adammidson3135: About as much as your comment had to do with the story. Maybe a bit more, as I mentioned where the story took place, and you mentioned something entirely different, that had nothing to do with anything in the video.
@@adammidson3135 : I do, for your information, and you need to stop making comments that have nothing to do with anything else. That way you won't be called out on it.
haha soldier boy got wrecked. there's all sorts of messed up people in all walks of life so don't be automatically assuming every soldier boy is a hero. on the other hand, much respect to those who are true.
On the court one from if what this guy said is even remotely true I am willing to be the service member talked him self in to a 90 Korean jail. (Army gave it away) if Navy or Marines would been Japan.
Two things about this soldier story.....it's so far fetched I have doubts that it actually happened. The second is that you should never, ever take a cash payout from someone after an accident. That is someone trying to cheapskate their way out of hitting you and you have no idea at the time of the wreck how bad the damage actually is on your car or yourself. Soft tissue injuries can show up days later and you now have no case to get help since according to your insurance this wreck never happened since you didn't report it. Get their information and report it to your insurance immediately and call the cops if they are hostile.
First story I think went to far, however, soldier should've just walked away if he didn't care about his car, I've never heard of anyone intentionally wrecking ones own car n that why it's called an accedent, ppl have destroyed several new cars for me n never got got angry but the only karen I've had the pleasure to meet!, LoL, omg...
I feel kind of shitty for saying fluff sounded kind of sad or just blue a few months ago after seeing that youtube comment "sounds like you love life"..
Not surprise the the manager reaction, but most of the time they don't contact anyone about it if they had any racist, sexist or whatever reaction to it. It just go to the trash can. No, i don't approved of this, there is just no way to prove it even if its illegal if they don't go public.
The Tulip letter reminds me of "the stupid letter" in John Grisham's "The Rainmaker". Both letters ultimately came back to haunt the company that sent it. Art imitating life or life imitating art?
So, the soldier had to pay 80k due to the initial assault, or were there further charges? Of course an extra 30k was added because he was being a dick to the judge, but 50k even? Did OP have medical bills?
The first story makes me feel even less inclined to go to other countries outside of the north, centraland south american countries. At least all three share somethings similar to each other but are different and Unique in there own way.
@@geoffvannerson5252 I think I got your point. I was being what the young-ins these days call snarky. I apologize for my snarkiness. Nothing wrong with your sentiments. People should go where they like--and not go where they don't like. My sentiment from my experience is that many people don't care for americans (like me) visiting their countries. I've literally had people be surprised to find out I'm american: "You are american--but you are so polite"
Since it was a overseas crime and in asia I would guess it would probably be in the Philippine's or in South Korea. Large troops in a certain area would have to be one of our allies in that area. it could also be in Beijing.
I remember being in the military swing shift so i slept in one day so i didn't get to eat cause there was a meeting that day where we all had to gather in uniform and admittedly i was rather irritatable so i tried to keep my cool but for some stupid reason i said some curses i shouldn't have cause i had been reminded a few times to gather for formation to classes but the thing was I knew where we were gathering so i was getting kinda annoyed sadly. Like we weren't forming up yet and this guy tapped me to remind me of formation and i kinda went off a little and raised my voice. He just kinda walked off let someone in our class know that was our leader as this was when I was in tech school for my job he came up to me asked me why I shouted at him and I knew I had screwed up so I apologized and said even though I was irritatable I shouldn't have gone off and that was the end of it. We didn't get a mtl involved so there weren't any real consequences I just watched my tempor more carefully after
"Surely this channel will link each "story" (AKA 'I read reddit just like everyone else on planet earth but realized that I could build a whole TH-cam channel off of reading the posts out loud with unrelated stock photos in the background') in the description so we can read them ourselves. Oh, wait, this channel doesn't link the reddit posts so people can see the origin of his "content"? That way he gets more views? Color me surprised!!!
Been listening to your videos. You should look for work in voice over work. You have a great voice. Good diction smooth style. You should consider looking into it.
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That soldier never should have been admitted to the ranks. A discredit to the profession and an incident waiting to happen.
Probably was also the cause of many incidents that had already happened.
@@Morgan_Sandoval possibly but the other incidents were disgusting!! I’m aware of this incident and other not so good incidents!!!
how do these people get in? I feel like the entry's are not doing enough checks for these guys. Its bad enough people don't feel safe and this guy sure is not helping that.
@@pippo17173 Most enlisted members join pretty much just out of high school, they don't get in if they have a police record but if they have had disciplinary issues in school most of this is hidden since they were a juvenile and often too, police juvenile records are sealed and they don't get reported once they turn adult. Generally guys who are a little too slap happy have a series of these incidents before they get dealt with seriously, I'd bet that his ex-wife might have some stories to relate on this subject and there might be some issues with behavior in his military jacket, maybe not enough to deal with seriously. He really might have been having a really bad morning and things kept going downhill till this incident but I think the early part is more likely. There are conflicting issues here, we need soldiers who aren't afraid of a fight yet we want them to keep these things in their pocket until officially called on, unfortunately there are other triggers in the environment that might provoke them. The military checks out new recruits probably better than most other organizations, remember that most are pretty young without a long track record, candidate officers get a very thorough check as do enlisted who need a security clearance for their work, all officers have security clearance.
Yeah, when my country send troops for UN peace corp we always send the one with best behaviour. USA foreign army bases had a lot of problems even in Japan the Okinawan residence hate them.
I read the fender-bender one yesterday, and all I could think was "WHY? Why couldn't this guy just...not punch people? Is not punching that hard?"
For neanderthals it seems to be a go to.
It wasn’t simply punching. 1. He punched. 2. He intimidated OP in the commissary. 3. He bragged that the army would protect him in court.
Each time he could have done nothing and avoided any consequences. And each time he doubled down on stupid.
Let’s be honest, that loser probably learned nothing and still thinks OP from the first story is the villain.
Ego is a hell'va drug
@@Safaridor Ego is perfectly fine (if you know when to stop) but these anger issues from him are absolutely nothing you need in the military. This was the main problem. If he punches someone without real reason - how can he be a leader or someone with rank in the military. This would be the main concern of his commander.
I cant believe that soldier lost it over a fender bender. That doesnt deserve a face punch.
Soldiers are dumb enough to die for oil companies, not the brightest bunch.
"They say that a man who represents himself in court has a fool for a client. And with God as my witness, I am that fool!"
-Gomez Addams (1991 Addams family movie)
It's a very old adage. quoteinvestigator.com/2019/07/30/lawyer/#:~:text=It%20is%20an%20old%20law,a%20fool%20for%20his%20client.
I miss Raul Julia.
It's more of a case of how that person views the world and people around them...
That they believe they know better than people who are educated/trained in that profession
The "fool" is someone who doesn't see their own limits 🤡🤡🤡
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Yeah
I actually heard this story when I was an MP, these stories make the rounds but you rarely find out the outcome. Thank you for reading this!
Japan??
Korea. Some of the incidents that led to some tension there included some Airforce MPs getting a little too handsy with a foreign national. Guy parked his car just outside of a gate and the Airforce MPs found the guy in a local shop and arrested him. It was a huge incident and we actually had to stop some of our uniformed Town Patrols outside of the Military posts for a month and a half.
I heard MP and my thoughts went like this MP = Korea
This 100% sounds like Korea. Those crappy Daewoo or Ssang Young sedans that have been sitting on base being sold year after year. Hilarious.
A lot of people are saying this story is fake though. What do you think?
As a former US Army soldier, I gotta say, his behavior is downright despicable, I'm glad he got chaptered out and received his just deserts. Someone like that does not belong in the Army and should not be representing such an organization like that on foreign soil.
First story: How to turn a potential $500 cash in hand to $80,000 debt, divorce and deportation.
You forgot loss of job with a bad paper discharge following you the rest of your life
OP explained that he and his lawyer shocked about the amount of the settlement awarded by the judge.
The divorce and deportation are just side effect of the case.
@@paulyetter1137 and criminal record for assault and battery most likely. He'll struggle for work the rest of his life.
first story is basically just LEARN WHEN TO STOP FIRING.
Even better, he should have learned when to keep his impulsive temper in check. It's just too bad he never learned to just poop the stick labeled as 'pride' out of his butt, though.
Soldier: *punches someone*
Me who has a dad who retired from the army: so you have chosen death
The second story reminds me exactly of the time I applied for an administrative position at Astra Zeneca through a recruiter. The email I got back from the hiring manager was nothing professional. She berated me, said it was totally inappropriate for me to apply with them, I was wholly unsuitable for the position, never contact them again, etc. The recruiter called me and asked if I'd heard anything. I forwarded him the trash email I got and you could hear this guy's mouth fall open. I asked for the CEO's email and he gave it to me. I forwarded the shit message from the hiring manager to the CEO and cc'd the recruiter, asking the CEO to please read over the attached message. I informed the CEO that I would never work for a place that employs this kind of hiring manager and to please rectify this situation if they want to hire anyone in future.
I never heard anything back, but I'm thinking someone got their ass fired that day.
I got an email from a certain company in the airline parts mfg business that was similar, and now look at the industry, they had to layoff so many employees
He decided to represent himself. Tells you all you need to know about a person.
First story: Pride comes before the nuke...
Second story: don't burn bridges for no reason. You never know when that particular bridge might be your only escape route from a fire.
2nd story:
Always treat people with respect and kindness. You never know what the future may hold.
Kxkrk
It’s crazy that something so small requires so much to help someone understand the error of their ways. Not being an ass was all that was required.
My guess is that OP was stationed in South Korea. Since he said it was an asian country with a large U.S. military presence. Our country has a lot of combined training programs with them.
I'd go as far as to say that they are one of our closest allies. Right up there with Canada, Mexico, and the U.K, imo
Wait up. What about Australia?
@@Kayenne54 The OP mentioned that it was an Asian country.
@@jaye61970 I think they're asking why isn't Australia considered one of our biggest allies. To be honest, I didn't know we were that close to them politically.
Japan is also a good guess
@@BY-bj6ic I was thinking between japan, Guam, and S. Korea
I know this is kinda weird, but I enjoy listening to these stories before I sleep and it helps me a lot with soothing my anxiety. Thanks for the videos, they're awesome.
Dark fluff has a very soothing voice to me
Why should that be considered "weird"?
A hoopty?! Yo, it's been years since I've heard that one. That's a throw back for me.
The second story...it kinda depends on how often the person was submitting applications to that company, to be honest. Past a certain point, it's basically badgering/harassing the company, especially if she didn't have the qualifications they were listing for the position.
That's what I was thinking, an I mean if they say that you continuing to put in applications is not professional for them then I don't see why you should be upset
I've been told that recruiters always list qualifications/skills that the "ideal" or "perfect" candidate would have, so always apply if you think you can do the job, even if it might require a bit of training.
If you compare it to PC games, they list the "Recommended Specs" but that doesn't mean there isn't a "Minimum Specs" candidate that can do the job if the other isn't available.
People, like PCs, can be upgraded later.
Oh that last one was too funny. I would have smiled and say, "Payback's a B**ch! Here's your Karma."
That's why you NEVER treat anyone so poorly! You never know what the future may bring! Imagine if Mizz Twoflip had been kind instead of a trifling heifer!? She would have had a much better outcome!! You never know whom you are dealing with...always kill em with kindness
I DEFINITELY remember hearing this story when I was an MP at Irwin. I thought it was all made up though lol.
1st story, Op as a veteran let me apologize on behalf of all veterans for that soldiers reprehensible behavior. That is not how I expect a member of the armed forces to act, nor is it the kind of behavior most service members will tolerate.
The sucker punch... I think the judge did the huge amount for their disrespect to the court!
Guy shouldn't be in the military he had anger management issues.
Some people just don't get it. What I can't figure out is why the idiot soldier thought the military would cover for him. That ALMOST never happens, even in the best of circumstances.
As to that first story... what I don't understand, is why the military didn't just garnish his wages, until the debt is payed. The military is KNOWN for doing just this sort of thing for many different types of judgment, like when my parents were divorced. My mom received $400 child support for my brother and myself, she contacted the Navy admins, sent them the paperwork on the judgment, and it was taken from my dad's wages, before he was even cut a check.
Hadn't heard the first story before, it was good.
But I feel like I must be going loopy 'coz this is about the fourth time I've heard the second story between the only two reddit channels I'm still subbed to...
Same here, except YT doesn't send me notices anymore, so there are several Reddit-repeating channels I check on. Sometimes all of them have the same story within the same few days. Seems there is no one refereeing this. 😑🤨
@@debbys-abqnm4537 I don't think we should encourage yt to impose more content regulations before fixing what they've got already, lol
What can you expect? It's not like prorevenge has new story come out everyday. The moment there's a new post reddit youtubers going to jump in like hungry predators
@@maggpiprime954 -- YT will do whatever their advertisers pay for... until advertisers realize that YT is, for example, not sending out new content notices to signed-up viewers anymore, so fewer and fewer people are seeing ads... YT seems to forget it has competition now. Also I don't think YT cares about reposts of whatever reddit content, but those who post it might want somehow to develop a system among themselves to avoid frequent repetition, which can make them lose viewers.
A manhad to pay $80,000, spend 3 months in jail, got divorced, military career ruined, had to return.....all he had to do was accept $500 or be civil
And it could have been just $300 at first, too.
@@RiptoGakt Why would you want less money? at first it was +300 then it became +500 and finally it became -80,000
Sounds fishy don’t it, especially the increase to 500, then gets hit and drives away
Fun fact about sucker punching somebody the only people who do that are the ones who are not afraid to fight dirty although they mostly use it if they have no other options in other words it's used as a last resort
She should have said "we're not interested in doing business with unqualified people."
I'm guessing that the Asian country is South Korea or possibly Japan.
Most likely South Korea, as they actually had a rash of US servicemen incidents, like how OP mentioned
I agree, maybe Guam as well. But most likely sk or japan
I feel so bad for all of the employees of that business who have to suffer because management decided to be horrible
this definitely happened in South Korea. Large military presence and laws dont mess around with physical violence.
EDIT: oh i forgot, friend also got a beater car in base for about $1,000 when we were in Seoul.
I thought the same.
Yeah I thought South Korea or Japan. They don’t mess around. When my husband got stationed in Japan and we moved there. During indoc they told us what would happen if we screwed up. Even saw a video of what prison looked like.
Asia, several incidents with US military... it was in South Korea, wasn't it?
It's not just his career that is ruined. His _life_ is ruined. He's likely lost his veteran status with a dishonorable discharge. His mistakes are recorded within the US government. He's stuck in private sector for possibly years if not indefinitely. He can't move out of the country to start a new life due to his criminal charges likely preventing immigration.
He really should have quit while he was ahead. All he can hope for is that being a soldier in the military isn't where his life has peaked.
"Quitting when you are ahead" is a skill many americans don't possess and don't bother to learn.
In many cases this is a cultural issue as the US of A is "the bestestest country in the world" meaning every person not from the US is inherently worse and deserve to be punished for it.
@Kat Murphy
The terminology for that is "superiority complex".
While that is present in every country and is dubbed patriotism many americans "dial it up to 11" to a point they are unable to see another person being right and not them.
It is hard to tell for bystanders at which point it is still "simple" patriotism and at which point it is blind patriotism.
For instance many americans in and fresh from highschool are unable to point out the countries of american allies on a map. Or even name the biggest/oldest 5 without looking it up.
Partly because the school system in the US is ... not as good as americans think it is and partly because the students don't bother.
So I had to sue a man who was going into the Marines. I called up the US Marines and asked them if I win my case and he is at basic training what was my options. They told me that if I got a judgement I can send it to them and they would deduct it from his pay until it was paid off. I did win the case but sadly he decided to not go in the service and ran. Never saw my money.
First story pretty sure it is Korea. We lived there for three years 07-10 but not familiar with this case but the large troop presence makes me think it is Korea. We had a hoopty, too, paid $500 for it.
7:12 I may sound like an idiot for saying this, but this sounds like asshole tax, OP was willing to spend a reasonable amount of money for damages, and ends up getting 80K in assault charges, and I'm betting private Pyle can't get a job because of his criminal record and his behavior in court, I mean who would want to hire a man who used to be in the military punches a man after a traffic accident
Ah, yes, Ivanka Tulip. The daughter of Donald Tulip, the president of the United States of Aflowerica.
The first story has enough false information in it to be considered completely made up. If this guy got in trouble just on the military side he would be on restriction at the very minimum. This would have prevented him confronting op at the commissary. A second issue I found was that the military would not hold on to anyone until they paid off what was owed. The military would pay it off and then have take it out of the soldiers rear end.
Well, that escalated quickly.
If you don't think the applicant is qualified, no one is forcing you to hire them. But to call them about being unprofessional by applying is in itself unprofessional. You never know who is going to hire this person and/or if they become qualified. Best to just not hire them. If you are required by the company to send a letter or email to refused applicants, the best course is to inform them that someone else has been hired in a civil, cordial way. Where do these companies find their managers? Sucky ManagersRUs?
I train managers and there have been times when I have to report that a certain person just doesn't seem to be manager material. I don't like doing that, but I always tell them at the end of the training, "I think you'd make a fine employee, but I just don't think you're suited to a manager/supervisory role." And then I tell them why. I also include this information in my report to the company that sent them for training.
IMO asking to just pay out of pocket instead of calling the police and reporting the accident is shady af. I've seen EP stories where the person owed money didn't call the police and the EP wouldn't pay up until they got the insurance involved.
So you should deck the guy in the face over a beater that's barely worth a thousand bucks? People settle outside of insurance all the time; it's not worth the infraction if the repair is only about the cost of your deductible anyhow.
That last story was oh so sweet ♥️
Thanks Fluff, I'm totally a depressive, but your stories bring me smiles I really need.
Yeah, not so much in NYC regarding negotiating auto accidents, my father hit some Korean's car by accident, and we offered to take his car to our mechanic and get him a rental at our cost, he wanted $2000 cash on the spot, we just called the cops and had the insurance company deal with him. Too bad my father didn't record any footage with him trying to extort money from him, it would've been a much easier case for the insurance company to fight in court.
Along the lines of the letter from Mrs. Tulip there. A few years ago I was handing out resumes like nobody's business, trying to find a job, -anywhere-. Nobody likes hiring people with a disability even if the company's page says 'equal opportunity employer'. Well, one business that in Canada was made famous by a song by the Village People that has an associated symbolic dance (points if you get the song) was hiring for basically any position in the facility. Only position I wasn't qualified for was personal trainer, as you have to go through schooling and get certified for that before you are allowed. SO! I put in a general application with all of my qualifications, I get a call back from them a few weeks later and its their hiring manager.
Her: "Hi is this (Insert name)? "
Me: "Yes, good morning, how are you?"
Her: "Oh, I'm doing pretty good, but...this is not a good phone call. You're being punked."
Me: ".......pardon?"
Her: "You're being punked, y'know, like the Ashton Kutcher show?"
Me: "....uuuuh...."
Her: "You can't just put an application in for 'general employment' You have to be specific"
Me: "....you were -hiring- for general employment..."
Her: "Well, regardless...sorry, but you didn't make the cut."
Me: "....alright, well, thank you."
Her: *just hangs up*
After that? I pulled my gym membership from there, if they treat prospective employees like that? They really don't deserve my money, which is sad, because their fitness facility was awesome and the other sites that are from that franchise are actually quite well run, just way out of my way for minimum wage employment to be realistically feasible. Kinda sad, really~
Large army present in that country, so South Korea since every men in the country were required 2 years in the military. Their law can be quite strict.
Could also have been Afghanistan. There's a large presence of American troops still today.
It said there were other high profile incidents that happened there too. My guess would be Okinawa.
@@jacklow9611 He said Asia
@@lillia_venitaes3351 : Yes, and Afghanistan is in Asia, or did you fail geography? I'm sure it hasn't moved since I studied any geography, or looked at a map.
Hadn't heard the first story before.
Thanks for the video!
I think one of the first things I learned in the Air Force when I got to my first base was double jeopardy did not apply in the military and if I did something stupid off base I could face charges by the local authorities and then by the Air Force.
secind story actually begins at 9:20, the timestamp in the desc is for story one op's qna
In Australia the police do not get involved in traffic accidents unless public property is damaged or people are injured.
Australia isn't even an Asian country, so it couldn't be there anyway.
@@jacklow9611 what has that got to do with the prices of chicken in China?
@@adammidson3135: About as much as your comment had to do with the story. Maybe a bit more, as I mentioned where the story took place, and you mentioned something entirely different, that had nothing to do with anything in the video.
@@jacklow9611 gee dude take your meds
@@adammidson3135 : I do, for your information, and you need to stop making comments that have nothing to do with anything else. That way you won't be called out on it.
First story: some people just never learn!
And the soldier was shooting from the lip! That would NOT have helped!
Some people are too stupid to help themselves.
Gotta love the Fluff!
haha soldier boy got wrecked. there's all sorts of messed up people in all walks of life so don't be automatically assuming every soldier boy is a hero. on the other hand, much respect to those who are true.
Two great stories in this one.
for me I think this saying fits both stories YOU WANNA PLAY STUPID GAMES YOUR GONNA WIN STUPID PRIZES
Fantastic video
I had the option to say first but I said, let someone else embarrass themselves.
FLUFFY THAT SCENE........ GORGEOUS
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On the court one from if what this guy said is even remotely true I am willing to be the service member talked him self in to a 90 Korean jail. (Army gave it away) if Navy or Marines would been Japan.
Two things about this soldier story.....it's so far fetched I have doubts that it actually happened. The second is that you should never, ever take a cash payout from someone after an accident. That is someone trying to cheapskate their way out of hitting you and you have no idea at the time of the wreck how bad the damage actually is on your car or yourself. Soft tissue injuries can show up days later and you now have no case to get help since according to your insurance this wreck never happened since you didn't report it. Get their information and report it to your insurance immediately and call the cops if they are hostile.
First story I think went to far, however, soldier should've just walked away if he didn't care about his car, I've never heard of anyone intentionally wrecking ones own car n that why it's called an accedent, ppl have destroyed several new cars for me n never got got angry but the only karen I've had the pleasure to meet!, LoL, omg...
Am I the only one who reads Ivanka Tulip as Ivanka Trump?
Yay pro revenge a perfect video to watch while playing video games keep up the amazing work
Yea i wach it while playing too
Same
Cool video 😎
Damn 31 bravos…..lol
I feel kind of shitty for saying fluff sounded kind of sad or just blue a few months ago after seeing that youtube comment "sounds like you love life"..
Not surprise the the manager reaction, but most of the time they don't contact anyone about it if they had any racist, sexist or whatever reaction to it. It just go to the trash can. No, i don't approved of this, there is just no way to prove it even if its illegal if they don't go public.
Typo in description, Second story starts at 9:20, not 7:20
It happened in South Korea.
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Tell her happy belated birthday from me! :D
@@DarkFluff I will thank you :-D
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The Tulip letter reminds me of "the stupid letter" in John Grisham's "The Rainmaker". Both letters ultimately came back to haunt the company that sent it. Art imitating life or life imitating art?
Love your videos, I always read these on other sites but now I can listen to them at work. Keep them coming
I'm willing to bet the soldier story happened in S. Korea... But not $80,000
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Lmmfao i lived both of these man i love pro revenge
Best to keep it simple. Well I guess not huh?
7:11 XD
So, the soldier had to pay 80k due to the initial assault, or were there further charges? Of course an extra 30k was added because he was being a dick to the judge, but 50k even? Did OP have medical bills?
I wonder if this happened in South Korea
I’ve been stationed in this country. We still had a curfew around that time.
The first story makes me feel even less inclined to go to other countries outside of the north, centraland south american countries. At least all three share somethings similar to each other but are different and Unique in there own way.
I'm sure those other places would appreciate you not visiting
@@BY-bj6ic I don't think you got the point of what I was trying to say.
@@geoffvannerson5252 I think I got your point. I was being what the young-ins these days call snarky.
I apologize for my snarkiness. Nothing wrong with your sentiments. People should go where they like--and not go where they don't like. My sentiment from my experience is that many people don't care for americans (like me) visiting their countries. I've literally had people be surprised to find out I'm american: "You are american--but you are so polite"
I feel like I've heard that second story on this channel before. Or am I going crazy?
Since it was a overseas crime and in asia I would guess it would probably be in the Philippine's or in South Korea. Large troops in a certain area would have to be one of our allies in that area. it could also be in Beijing.
I remember being in the military swing shift so i slept in one day so i didn't get to eat cause there was a meeting that day where we all had to gather in uniform and admittedly i was rather irritatable so i tried to keep my cool but for some stupid reason i said some curses i shouldn't have cause i had been reminded a few times to gather for formation to classes but the thing was I knew where we were gathering so i was getting kinda annoyed sadly. Like we weren't forming up yet and this guy tapped me to remind me of formation and i kinda went off a little and raised my voice. He just kinda walked off let someone in our class know that was our leader as this was when I was in tech school for my job he came up to me asked me why I shouted at him and I knew I had screwed up so I apologized and said even though I was irritatable I shouldn't have gone off and that was the end of it. We didn't get a mtl involved so there weren't any real consequences I just watched my tempor more carefully after
"Surely this channel will link each "story" (AKA 'I read reddit just like everyone else on planet earth but realized that I could build a whole TH-cam channel off of reading the posts out loud with unrelated stock photos in the background') in the description so we can read them ourselves.
Oh, wait, this channel doesn't link the reddit posts so people can see the origin of his "content"? That way he gets more views? Color me surprised!!!
Heard this once before
I'm going to guess South Korea
It’s okinawa!
$80 grand damages for a punch? Jesus, what country was this?
Considering the huge presence of local and foreign military troops and military districts... likely South Korea.
South Korea.
The philippines was the military vase
im pretty sure it was rupees cause one $ is 72 rupees
Been listening to your videos. You should look for work in voice over work. You have a great voice. Good diction smooth style. You should consider looking into it.
Bahahaha. This, happened in Japan, specifically here in Okinawa.