Squatters are so hated in my area that people coordinate "shadow evictions" where a street pretends to not hear or see anything while large (often trained) scary men "help a squatter move out".
@@mirallornestarchild3019 It really is! Having large men available to help carry out their things is a real service from the neighbors. I'm sure those moving out are grateful for the help.
There's a company which deals with squatters by moving in WITH them and squatting on them as annoyingly as possible (with the owner's permission). It usually drives them nuts enough to make them leave after a week or so.
*"Work for me for free, I'm not willing to pay you."* _"Im not doing that."_ *"GOD why dont you EVER THINK about the PEOPLE who are AFFECTED by your SELFISH WAYS. Do you KNOW?? DO YOU KNOW what it is LIKE?? my WORK, being so FUCKING UNDER-APPRECIATED BY EVERYO-"*
If you ever catch a Karan ranting take off your shoe throw it at the wall take off your sock put it on your hand and shove your head down there throught
"Oh,what's that, Karen, you want me to intimidate your frail Neighbour into paying his Internet Bill so you can steal it off him? Well, let's just see what these nice people at the Financial Fraud Investigation Agency have to say about that..."
Definitely call the police if they were to take my car without my permission and not contact me about it and take it to an automatic that is without my approval. And even if she did go to court she has no contract or anything to show that she is ownership of the car so she would have lost
Mothers argument was the best. "She had no money!" Well, that sucks for her because gasoline can´t be paid with love and air. And how the heck did she paid the mechanic for the repairs on the car? O_o
in the second story when the mother said "but she don't have the money" op should've said "if she had the money to pay for all the repairs then she had it to pay me for the car" or something to that effect :)
I would have told her that her slag daughter was lucky she wasn't under arrest for GTA, and that it could still happen, and hope Grandma's ready to raise the grandbaby.
Yeah it's like the current situation I'm in. My sister and I agreed on remodeling our parent house. She is more financially sound and I know how to do a majority of the stuff needed to be done. So she is paying for materials and I'm doing the labor. It's my parents so I'd do anything for them for free but my sister complains about stuff like "why does getting this cost so much, why do you have to buy that again, why is it taking you so long to do that". I try to explain why but she still give me those looks. I even try to explain to her that I'm doing this pretty much all by myself and I'm saving her a fortune In labor from having someone else do it. Like I've literal have done thousands of dollars in remodeling my parents house and my sister gets all huffy puffy when I just ask for some gas money every now an then.
I saw a story about a soldier posted to Hawaii for two years with his family after the two years he was posted near his family's house in Florida. He arrives home to find some scummy people have been living there for two years. The cops wouldn't do anything so a local veterans biker group went in and kicked them out I mean really KICKED them out.
@gary frater "so a local veterans biker group went in and kicked them out I mean really KICKED them out." And that, friends, is when you REALLY need to say, "Thank you for your service".
This is why Squatters should have zero rights at all. If there's signs of a break in, or zero proof of a legitimate tenant agreement. They should be tossed out immediately. An eviction gives them way too much time to destroy the house and never pay for the damages. Squatters having more rights to peoples property then legitimate owners is why squatter home invasions are becoming more and more common. They know they can get away with it and do whatever they want to someone elses property then take off and do it again to someone else.
@Zach Hogan Provide proof. Like links, or whatever you kids do now. I'm willing to learn that I'm mistaken, but your word is not good enough, Charlotte.
Jeez... The woman in the 2nd story. She claimed she didn't have the money to buy the car, but apparently she does have money to pay for all the repairs.
She could easily could had a buddy to do repairs for free and to keep it at their shop so OP couldn't get to it after she took it. Some people will add to other people's tickets to keep it unnoticed
i saw a news story where squatters literally moved their crap into a home of a woman who had passed away and their family was at the funeral that day burying her . they put up decorations, changed the locks etc .. of course Cops were called in and had them moved out and there was like $3000 in damage done by these jerks...they broke a $10,000 china plate set the owner owned
I heard this a lot down in Miami. The squatters would invariably have a rental agreement that said they had paid rent for the property. You know it's BS, but you can't prove it.
Boy oh boy would I have slapped together a massively astronomical bill, plus rush charges to get me to do it last minute. "Oh, what's that? You don't want to pay? Too bad. Pony up or piss off. I don't do massive favors like that for family, let alone cousins of my husband's." :p
Personally I would have been like, “ok I’ll do it but only if I get $200 for the whole day. And when they inevitably start screeching like all Karen’s do, I’d either jack up the price or I’d say “ok, find someone else to deal with your bullsh*t”. Either way I’d make them pay for the services or have the sod off. And if they did agree to pay I’d make sure to either get it in writing or have it recorded. That way even if they stiff me I can drag them into court and a written or recorded agreement would ensure that they would loose.
The trespassing story reminds me of an issue we had with our neighbors a couple years ago. I was up checking our water meter and saw their son opening our front side gate and placing some old furniture on our property. I drove over and asked what he was doing and he said "Mr. Smith said we could." I responded with "The only alive Mr. Smith is my uncle in Austin and I know he wouldn't give y'all permission to put trash on our property. And my grandpa's been dead for over 10 years so you better get your trash out of here before I call the sheriff." Luckily he listened to my warning. And then his parents called my uncle to complain that I was rude. These are also the same neighbors trying to force my uncle to pay for a new fence line and got mad at us when two of their dogs got trampled by the cows after their dogs were harassing the herd.
Dogs on your property harassing your herd is known as depredation and you are then allowed to legally SHOOT the dogs. (Hope I don't get banned for using that word)
If they went to court about the car, OP would have won. OP had the title for it. Tuff shit she paid for repairs. It wasn't her car and she wasn't given permission to get the repairs done.
Not necessarily. It depends on the state. In Texas if you willingly give your keys to another party, you forfeit your right to report the car, boat, RV stolen. You forfeit the right to take the matter to court unless you have filed a lien on the title. In Louisiana the laws are still based on the Napoleonic Code so you legally can not retrieve your own vehicle from a thief. That car owner was very lucky to get help from the police, most police departments consider that to be a civil matter and refuse to get involved.
@@matsushizenp4i573 I am currently in line to get my second shot of Moderna. Yeah, it’s not gonna get any better because the side effects is going to appear sometime tonight as they said.
Oof. I hope you didn't get any burns. I got one recently because I didn't fully open the oven door to get out cheesy garlic bread and got a burn on my arm (it's been like a month and still got the scar), so I know how much burns suck.
Yes. I wouldn't be giving away my talent for free. If she wants free, everyone can do their own damn makeup and their own damn hair. And to deprive me of a free meal just to bring my own food? I would have a better night at home chowing down on McDonald's or a pizza, with a glass of wine, and a book.
@@evadedenbach1226 Among my family it is common to do favours. But no one would ever think it's ok to ask for a full day of work with no pay and even without being honoured as a guest. How rude and entitled.
@@neriumsuitedher Well, that's the difference, isn't it? "Hey, can you do me a major favour and I'll seriously owe you one" vs "Well, I don't see what the problem is, just do it."
My grandparents bought a small piece of land on an idyllic lake in northern Michigan around 1963. They built a summer cabin and spent time there whenever they could. In the late eighties they were ready to retire, so they bought the slightly larger piece of land next door to their cabin and built a year-round residence. But they kept the cabin for family to use. Growing up I spent a lot of time there. My parents spent money on maintenance and repairs, kept the pantry stocked with non-perishables, and always brought our own food. Also, we never just showed up unannounced because it was possible that somebody else would be using the cabin. Well, word got out in the family that this cabin was "available." Family members just started showing up, unannounced, and moving in, sometimes for weeks at a time. They always cleaned out the pantry, and when the food was gone, would saunter over to my grandparents house, seat themselves at the table and ask, "What's for breakfast?" This pissed my grandma off. When they wanted to go into town they would ask to borrow grandpa's car because they "didn't want to waste gas." This pissed my grandpa off. Finally, after a couple of summers of this entitled behavior they sold the cabin. At the time, I was in my late twenties and I told them that if they offered, I would have bought it so that they could tell the people who just showed up that they no longer owned it. It would still be available for (non-entitled) family to use, of course. Unfortunately, they still thought of me as a little kid and never even considered this course of action, which they agreed would have been the best choice. Oh well. I still have my memories
Last one should have told her, “no, discounts and freebies are for active family members only, not “call once in a blue moon when they want handouts“ members.
a few 10inch x 2inch x 8 foot wooden boards with 3.5 inch screws coming up threw them covered with leaves, stops anything with expensive tires running across my well posted land. The "keep out" signs include statements of danger to equipment for which I am not responsible since this fact is clearly posted.
Unfortunately I’ve experienced the land thing aswell, my family owns a chunk of land that happens to have a large herd of deer that roams through it and every year there are people who sneak on the land and shoot the deer both out of season and while trespassing on private property, no matter how many times someone gets caught they still come back
They cover their tag and ride jeeps through local business properties shooting deer. Stray bullets do damage to factory pipes from time to time. Some of those pipes could cause death. Quickly....
There used to be a few places around here that had deer in pens. Don't recall now why they were, but I think these were deer that could not live in the wild for whatever reason. People would climb the fence during deer season, shoot them, then drag them OVER the fence. I refuse to call those people hunters. They're not.
@@dizzysdoings That happened to one of the Buffalo and shut down one of my favorite childhood places. Who freaking "hunts " a Buffalo at a petting zoo?
I think the way to handle that sort of entitlement is to reply to each demand with something non-committal like "thanks for telling me", being careful to to actually agree to anything. And then to simply not turn up.
Never, ever tell extended family that you have a vacation house - even if it's only for a week or two. All they see is 'free hotel'; they won't pay you, they treat the place like crap, and often damage things but buck and rear if held accountable. If they do find out, tell them 'I'm the only one allowed to go with my SO/kids/parents or the resort charges me'. Anything to get out of being harassed.
I have family all over the country. I'm not very popular with them. We don't call because they don't like my wife and I refuse to join their family Facebook group. My oldest sister called me to ask if her youngest son could stay overnight on his way home because he was very sick. I told her if he's sick I didn't want him getting my family sick too. There are lots of hotels right beside the airport. I've never heard from her again.
I personally don’t take advantage when family and friends offer me discounts for their businesses because I want them to be successful not go bankrupt because of how generous they are. 💸💰
I had a cabin on a remote beach that I used on vacation, but once I was working full time and an elected person as well vacation became a moot point. It was three years before I had enough time to drive out and hike in, and there was a squatter there who insisted it was his! He actually told me "Finders keepers." I summarily evicted him, with the assistance of the police, but the cabin burnt down a few weeks after I went back to work. Did I mention I work in the ER? Guess who was brought in for treatment of his burns! After his conviction for arson he got to squat somewhere else for two years.
7:56 I honestly can't tell if he's brave or stupid, he's threatens a couple of people WHO HAVE GUNS IN HAND most people who trespass on a right wing gun owners property, usually never return, OP has the patience of Jove
The same kind of thing happened on my friends property, its posted and he and some friends use it for a target range. Someone came on the property on a quad started screaming and threatening us. The screamed he was going to call the police on us. Well we had had enough. He found out really fast that he didn't need to call the police as we arrested him and charged him with criminal trespass, damage to private property, endangering the welfare of a minor, terroristic threats, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
IMO the best response for entitled extended family is this; "No, we are related, not family. I'd actually have to care about you to consider you family." but thats just me, cus I couldnt give a shit about my extended family for the most part.
Internet? Here's a good one for you. Three months ago my internet began to slow down. Then a couple of weeks ago, it kept shutting off, and was throttled down to 512 kbs. When I called, I was told I had to pay more for better service, nothing else they can do. Upgrade all of it, or no internet. Several days of calling, getting the runaround. Finally got in touch with someone that found the order to slow down the service, no reason given. They did it to force me to upgrade and pay them more. I have some internet back, but it shuts off several times a day and has to reload. It's nothing like it was.
Besides lawyering up and changing providers, I’d also (if possible) look at taking the matter to an ombudsman or industry-governing body that deals with issues like this. I feel you would have a better idea of who to approach in your area regarding this.
10:05 - 10:20 Pretty sure that trespassing dad thought the lady and friend were bullshitting about the land being the lady's and was bluffing about it being his. He knew he was screwed when the sheriff came and the two didn't leave, but like a gambling addict, keeps on chasing that loss to try and get a win.
OP said she hardly goes over there so he and like most people think it is abandoned or the owner will never come. If you are seldom there then people will think it is free to use. Hell that's how thieves work, steal from somewhere that is unoccupied.
Want to hear entitled? My sister expected a friend of my mom’s to buy her used car for $3500 when she only paid $1500 for it and it also doesn’t start. 🤦♀️ Then she gets offended when the friend said no.
With regards to trespassing, it happens all the time. My grandparents owned two farms (about 1 mile from each other.) One was the main one with our dairy herd and milk barn. The other was for hay, some tobacco, and heiffers. I lived in the house on the second farm for a year and a half and would constantly have to run people off the property that were riding dirt bikes and quads. Every time I would get the same story of "Marvin(My grandfather) said we could," which I knew was a lie. I would respond back with, "Great, go talk to him and have him call me, or even better I'm headed there in 20 minutes, just meet me there." I knew my grandfather would never allow it for 3 reasons. 1) they were riding through the hayfield which could start a fire if it was really dry. 2) Even if it didn't start a fire, it limits production 3) There are a lot of ruts in the field due to runoff and such which can make it dangerous.
Similar to the third story- we keep our backyard really nice and cared for- all parts. There’s a part where an old stage coach road goes through our and the neighbors’ yard. One day mom looks up and a different neighbor down the road has driven up along the old road in a tractor with a bunch of kids in the wagon he’s pulling. He then proceeds to tell the kids he’ll be back to get them later. Thankfully, mom corrected him that our yard is NOT a public park
Story 1: Even if OP didn't go to the police, and her "friend" had taken OP to court, OP would have won that case since the Blazer was still legally owned by OP
About the trespassing story : I work in security and I can tell you this happens a lot. Some trespassers are even more dumb and/or entitiled than this guy was.
Squatter's rights blow my mind away. Like the family with the lake house. So it's your house you own it. However (depends on which state) you don't have the right away to evict or throw out the squatter's. I'm talking pre covid to. You must legally file a eviction against the squatter's as if you were evicting a someone who was paying rent. You can't forcibly remove them. Then you have to contact your local county sheriff. Who charges you (depending on which state) the use of sheriff's per hour. yup its nuts!!
I quite literally just watched the first story happen in real time a week ago when I went in to buy a new phone. It got even better though, after this lady yelled and screamed at the poor clerk for nearly an hour and a half it turned out she was in the WRONG store. I was at a Metro and her service provider was Verizon.....
Back in the day, I didn't have a password on my wifi. I had fiber into the house, and it was really fast, then I noticed that everything was getting slower and slower. So slow I couldn't even do a google search. I looked at which devices were using so much bandwidth. Turns our our next door neighbors were, "borrowing" our internet. I didn't mind a car stopping on the street for a few minutes, but these buttheads were using it to download and upload pirated video/audio files. As soon as I saw that, a password was immediately installed. Problem solved. I could do what I wanted in the beginning days of online Netflix.
Unfortunately it does not pay to be nice anymore. If you ever give your code out to anyone make sure they pay you a portion every month for it and if not lock them out. Heck I offered my boss 20 $30 a month so I could use internet at work. now keep in mind when I'm working I don't play around on my phone, I am not one to take breaks voluntarily. it's mostly if I have a last minute client cancel out in which case you can sit around for an hour and a half or more waiting for your next one. Or at the end of the day while I'm waiting for clients to pick up. Ultimately she refused the money because I usually do a fair bit around the shop I do not have to. The fact that it never dawns on people to chip in some is rather astonishing to me
Most if not all WiFi modems also have a feature which allows you to disallow connections for every device except for those which have their MAC Address (aka machine address) registered in the modem. That way, they can't get in even with the password. It's inconvenient though, because you have to do all the technical stuff to find the information you need. And some mobile/cell phones are deliberately set up to deliver a different fake MAC Address every time you connect to WiFi, so that has to be disabled in the phone in order for this to work.
For the last story:- If you expect to get free, be good with your family members! This is what I learned from my family. We have good relationships with our cousins, uncles and aunts. We helped when one of them in troubles and they helped us when we were in troubles. We visited each other during festive seasons every year (before pandemic). Always in communications. There was one time, one of my cousin's family had to cancel their trip to the hot spring resort that cost thousands due to unavoidable circumstances. They couldn't refund because it was already too late. So instead left it to burn, they gave the trip everything to my mom. My mom offered to pay back but they said no need. I seriously hate selfish people.
I have a similar story to the first one. When I was a university student back in the late 80s, I bought an '82 4x4 Chevy truck and wanted to sell my '77 Monte Carlo. I agreed to sell it to the maintenance man for my apartment complex because his car was worse than my car, no heat or a/c, to top the list, and his girlfriend had just had a baby, so he needed something a car seat could go in. I'd known him for about 6 months and thought he was cool. He said he couldn't pay all at once, but could make payments. I had it for sale for $1000, but we agreed on $800, with $300 down and $500 due in installments. Once paid, I'd sign over the title. I got the $300, he got the keys and promptly skipped town to move in with his girlfriend's mom. I didn't know where he'd gone, but the landlord told me that he had told her that's where he was moving. My landlord didn't know where, either. 6 months later, I saw a car that looked like my Monte Carlo, some things were different, driving by the university. So, instead of going to class, I made a U-turn and followed it. Once I confirmed that it was mine, I called the cops. They came and cuffed the guy. The cops were like, "Do you really want him arrested?" And I said, "I just want my car back." The cops gave the guy 10 minutes to remove his belongings. I got to keep the new stereo and speakers he'd installed, and the mag wheels. A few days later, I sold the car to a co-worker who needed a car... but he had to pay everything up front. No payment plan. To pay all at once, he borrowed money from several of our co-workers, who asked, "Why can't you just let him make payments?" Oh, because of the new stereo and mag wheels, I was able to sell the car for $1500!
Been listening to these stories for a while. Back when I was younger I would think these were fake. No one is like this. But now that I am older and have had to deal with these people, I wish people weren't like this.
12:36 I would gone the extra mile and have them clown face paint, rainbow wigs and clown noses, and if she later asks "WTF" or even better bad mouths you to your husband, the best response is "oh I thought it was an appropriate wedding gift because there no way you seriously expect work on 8 people for 14 hours for no pay or compensation of any kind, thanks for the laugh, bridezilla" and I would've wanted that call recorded so I could play it year after year for her wedding anniversary
She could theoretically have gotten a bonded title to it, but if it's a state where the police can take it back by force, her odds of succeeding aren't that great.
Karen: *gasps* "you mean to tell me in not the center of existence... *Falls on the floor and throws a tantrum* Noooooo I'm going to sue you for emotional distress and remand an apology!"
The worst people are your family members that expect to do things for them but they can’t do anything for you. Recently me and my father got in touch with my fathers cousin because they own some property that we would like to try to hunt on, so we went up there and took a tour of the place and he told us we could hunt there if we could figure out how to hunt a certain part of his property. Overall my dads cousin is a super cool dude and if you’re willing to give when someone is willing to give it can benefit everyone in the situation.
I understand that last story all too well, when I first started working at Sea World San Diego, I think it was Summer of 2013 and I was 18, one of my cousins who I hadn't seen or heard from since I was 6 called me up because she wanted 4 free admission tickets. What's crazy is she wanted them on the fly and was on the way to where I lived to get them, and I had work that same day. I ended up giving her discounted tickets, because I was already planning on giving those tickets to friends and my parents. I found it hilarious that she didn't even ask me how I was doing first, she just expected a handout because she was family. I never heard from her after that.
Worse than just someone randomly taking over someone's house are the people on craigslist who advertise furnished homes for rent and rent someone else's home out. The owner comes home from being a snowbird in Florida or the desert southwest and finds someone living in their home. Not only can't they move back into their own home, they have to go to court to evict the people in it. So 2 groups lose on this one. The people renting the place lose their deposit and what they believed to be their rental home as well as the home owner. Of course you will never be able to find the rental scammer.
Story 3 - It never ceases to amaze me how brave people are confronting a group with weapons, while trespassing on their property, with his child. I've seen it where someone does this and they are ordered to the ground, no kid around, and their life is basically destroyed by courts...their spouse...and their employer for an offense like this.
I just want to say the girl who "took" the dudes car would have been face planting the ground in handcuffs looking as blue an red flashing lights if she didn't return "My Car" the day she took it because Homie Don't Play That.
I have a few stories to tell. My absolute Karen of a neighbor, Amanda. (Thankfully, she moved out several years ago.) My absolute psycho of a stepmother, Ella. (Thankfully, she got divorced several years ago. She also often butted heads with Amanda.) That absolute Karen of a customer, who screamed at me for not doing my job (I was doing my job, just not the particular job she wanted), and flipped me the bird. I will call her Ms. Rudefinger. Unfortunately, that last one was a much shorter exchange and probably won't make for a great story, but it was also a lot more recent (only a couple months ago), and I'd still love to tell you about all of them one day. Now just to give you a taste... one particular highlight of Amanda is when we started using fireworks in front of our house (on the fourth of July), and she came out of hers and screamed at us "It is illegal to use fireworks in the city of Houston!" (no, it isn't), and she called the cops. But when the cops showed up, they took one look at our fireworks, went "THAT'S what she was screaming at us about?", and then demanded that she stop wasting their time. I wish I could have seen the look on her face, but I was hiding in my closet the whole time because I was a little kid and I was terrified.
The wedding story - forget the little girls make-up kits and send clown kits instead, or face painting kits, and then she and her husband could have a lovely day out somewhere enjoying themselves!!
if one of my cousins called me like that if they were anything more distant than my 1st cousin my response would probably be “do i know you?” family reunions are so awkward cause it’s like “i know we are supposedly family. but i really don’t know who you are”
If the trespassing story happened here in Texas, it would have been less talk, more buckshot😂 only an imbecile would argue with a land owner holding a loaded gun. He would have been given 30 seconds to vacate the premises or make funeral arrangements, his choice. The bikes would have stayed on the property and then the offender can pay the impound cost when the sheriff Confiscates them for being used in a crime.
Uhhh... I’m young but I’m still not stupid enough give a coworker access to everything I own without me being there. Dude got lucky it was only his car she stole. Especially if she really is down on her luck. That kinda thing makes people do out of character things. (I only say out of character cause I have no proof she’d steal [other than the car] and don’t wanna assume)
I recall a story about a guy who offered to split the cost of a high bandwidth internet connection 50/50 with his neighbor. Then he made the same offer to his other neighbor. So each neighbor was paying half the cost and the guy in the middle paid nothing.
If one of my family members gave me that crap of we should help each other out cuz we're family crap I would say okay well how are you going to help me out in the future huh
Be more immediate about it. "Oh we're family and we help each other out? I need $300 asap to fix my car, thanks". Nothing gets rid of "family" faster than asking for money. Lol.
We've had people come onto our property to hunt and claim they have permission from the owner because they don't realize that's who they are talking to. People are so entitled.
I would have loved to see that lady take OP to court, the results would have been hilarious! Karen: I took his car and had it repaired! I should have the car! Judge: Did you pay for it? Karen: Of course not! Judge: Give it back or go to jail. Karen: But I fixed it! Judge: After stealing it.
The car one is no where near the weirdest. When I was in small claims had to watch for a class I was taking. There was a lady who would go buy a $500 car use it until it broke down. Then sale it for scrap to a junk yard for generally $250. Than demand the $500 back from the person she bought it from and would sue them. Not for $250 but $500 and court cost. If she went to court of course she always lost the case every time the defendant showed up. The judge asked why on earth do you think you are entitled to a refund after you sold the car already. She said it was because most people would give her all or part of the money back since it was easier than dealing with the court.
A few years ago my family moved into a newly constructed neighborhood. The land was previously part of a large private conservation. Apparently he local teens used to ride ATVs in the previous summers and hold secret beer parties in the woods. They were surprised as heck when they rode into a whole new neighborhood that spring while the whole street was having a welcome party. They asked if they could still ride up there which was now our backyards and we all said no, it wasn’t safe as mist of it was newly reseeded and done lots still in construction.
I feel like Stevo is intentionally using the old logo as a way of getting revenge on Fluff for being locked in the basement and he will correct it when he is given a day in the sunlight to get fresh air, food, and water.
RE: Car Pretty damn good deal for OP. He got his car repaired for the price of the tow. Had the (stupid) woman actually made a down payment things likely would have gone differently.
On Story 3, my bet is that the Entitled Trespasser was under the assumption that the OP and her friend were doing the same thing he was: trespassing. So, he was going to bluff that it was his property, but he didn't have the proof *on* him, you see, because why *would* he; it's HIS property! He was counting on the OP not knowing it was not his property, and being cowed by his confidence into assuming it must be. At least, that's my assumption on what this guy thought he was going to pull off. Story 5 - It is amazing how people suddenly remember they're "family" when they want something from you.
The third story is a bit interesting, as there are some places that enforce Squatter's Rights, but that involves at least 7 years of a property being unclaimed. I'm sure that's the angle the entitled person was trying to argue from. That said, barriers and ditches are a good indication that someone actually owns the property, and you need to GTFO.
Story 1: Darkfluff, I think you talked about this story before in another video. This is giving me dejavu. Story 2: I would've sued the woman, on top of pressing charges. Story 3: Just because you have been on a property for a long while doesn't mean they own it. Dude needs prison time. Story 4: I would've helped in the beginning, but ditched them later. If she does some harassment, charge her for harassment and slander. Story 5: Entitled family member isn't very smart. She doesnt get that not everything is about her, nor is entitled to the same treatment as a sister.
That story with the car is obviously a case of grand theft auto, which could incur several years of prison time for the mother. She should be grateful that she got off as lightly as she did. And with that trespassing story, if a sign says "No Trespassing," then don't go beyond that point. It's just common sense, folks. And for both of these stories, if you claim that a piece of property is your own, then you'd better have the documentation to back it up, or else any legal action you take could at the very least get you laughed out of court, or get put in jail at the worst.
"We are family and family should always help eachother out." Family does not mean you get to take advantage of someone's generosity, especially if that is the reason to contact them after no contact for 3 years
It can happen in some states in Australia too. Non council land, of course. Some "neighbours" used (possibly with permission at the beginning) some land belonging to other neighbour; after 20 something years of use it became theirs. Was disputed but if I recall correctly the "user neighbours" won it. Wasn't much land but in a built up area quite valuable.
Last story, entitled relative. Yep, all kinds of joys.... A cousin and I had been close since we were kids, shared a birthday and she even lived with me in another state while she did her senior year in high school. We were still close after that, even oh kids were close on age. Until she up and moved and changed her phone number without a word to me. She kept in contact with my oldest brother who was 16yrs older than she because he had a house he would let her use during the Watkins races. Never a call from her even when she and her boyfriend were in town for the races. 4 to 6 years after she cut me off I had moved out of my home state and was living in NE TN not that far from Dollywood I got a call from her, she had to leave it on my answering machine. Oh she sounded so bright and happy, let me know just how much she missed me. That she and her daughter were planning a trip to TN and Dollywood and wanted to stay with me. To please call her back with directions to my house. Never called her back. Never did find out what happened or why she cut me off like she did. But don't call me after so many years all happy and wanting me to supply a free hotel.
I had a blazer, until loaned it to my brother. He went 4 wheeling and messed up the transmission. He felt, since it cost so much to fix, the vehicle was his and traded it in for another car. To this day, he doesn't understand why I say that was theft.
Exactly only certain family members only call when they want something or a favor from you other than that they don't even give you the time of day to say hello.
2nd one - let this be a warning, no good deed goes unpunished. That and never do business with a friend, relative, or coworker. And also, guys, wrap that package. 4th one - tell the bride to pound sand and go full no contact with her. 5th one - like the 4th one, tell the greedy relative to pound sand and go full no contact.
First story: I would have called the neighbor - after he got out of hospital - and recommend he change his wifi password.
I'm wondering if he had one.
I would have visited him in the hospital to see how he was, and while I was there, "Oh, BTW did you know that...."
@@panagea2007 Nah. Don't give him stress while he's in hospital. Wait until he's well enough to deal with the karen.
@@condorboss3339 hes gonna go back to the hospital when the bill for the internet comes back
How would he know the neighbor? It never said that the neighbor was a customer and is illegal to look up customer information unnecessarily.
Squatters are so hated in my area that people coordinate "shadow evictions" where a street pretends to not hear or see anything while large (often trained) scary men "help a squatter move out".
Should learn their lesson buy your own shit stop stealing from others
Nice!!!!
@@mirallornestarchild3019 It really is! Having large men available to help carry out their things is a real service from the neighbors. I'm sure those moving out are grateful for the help.
There's a company which deals with squatters by moving in WITH them and squatting on them as annoyingly as possible (with the owner's permission). It usually drives them nuts enough to make them leave after a week or so.
Karen: I want something free from you
Me: No.
Karen: You're so greedy! You're so selfish!
"Yup. I'm greedy, selfish and lazy. Deal with it."
*"Work for me for free, I'm not willing to pay you."*
_"Im not doing that."_
*"GOD why dont you EVER THINK about the PEOPLE who are AFFECTED by your SELFISH WAYS. Do you KNOW?? DO YOU KNOW what it is LIKE?? my WORK, being so FUCKING UNDER-APPRECIATED BY EVERYO-"*
If you ever catch a Karan ranting take off your shoe throw it at the wall take off your sock put it on your hand and shove your head down there throught
@@scepticalhyenas5750 no
"Oh,what's that, Karen, you want me to intimidate your frail Neighbour into paying his Internet Bill so you can steal it off him? Well, let's just see what these nice people at the Financial Fraud Investigation Agency have to say about that..."
and then there is senior abuse which is a criminal charge, too.
@@sammybubba176 Oooo...yes! That is a very possible consideration!
Tough lesson
Yes
That's basically stealing a car!
Definitely call the police if they were to take my car without my permission and not contact me about it and take it to an automatic that is without my approval. And even if she did go to court she has no contract or anything to show that she is ownership of the car so she would have lost
I was worried that the co-worker hadn't paid the mechanic and OP would be stuck with the repair bill.
I almost forgot that yeah I would never let anybody into my garage they could have stole everything I owned in there.
Ex hubby "lent" a car to a mate. He never got it back. If it had been me, I'd have filed a stolen vehicle report. That person was no friend.
Mothers argument was the best. "She had no money!" Well, that sucks for her because gasoline can´t be paid with love and air. And how the heck did she paid the mechanic for the repairs on the car? O_o
I would call police and report it stolen
in the second story when the mother said "but she don't have the money" op should've said "if she had the money to pay for all the repairs then she had it to pay me for the car" or something to that effect :)
Thank you! I was thinking the same thing!
I'd have said that she was to take it for a test drive not take it
i was thinking that when the employee said it.
I'd just have asked her how that was my problem, tbh.
I would have told her that her slag daughter was lucky she wasn't under arrest for GTA, and that it could still happen, and hope Grandma's ready to raise the grandbaby.
Every time I read / hear the phrase "because we are family" it makes my skin crawl.
Yeah i have heard that phrase at work! We are family! I always start looking for another job! I know my family!😡
"WE SHARE BLOOD!!" is best replied with "I will claim my share soon unless you learn to behave"
Yeah it's like the current situation I'm in. My sister and I agreed on remodeling our parent house. She is more financially sound and I know how to do a majority of the stuff needed to be done. So she is paying for materials and I'm doing the labor.
It's my parents so I'd do anything for them for free but my sister complains about stuff like "why does getting this cost so much, why do you have to buy that again, why is it taking you so long to do that". I try to explain why but she still give me those looks. I even try to explain to her that I'm doing this pretty much all by myself and I'm saving her a fortune In labor from having someone else do it. Like I've literal have done thousands of dollars in remodeling my parents house and my sister gets all huffy puffy when I just ask for some gas money every now an then.
@@topkek996 Best response, 10/10
“FAMILY “ the other F-word
I saw a story about a soldier posted to Hawaii for two years with his family after the two years he was posted near his family's house in Florida. He arrives home to find some scummy people have been living there for two years. The cops wouldn't do anything so a local veterans biker group went in and kicked them out I mean really KICKED them out.
@gary frater "so a local veterans biker group went in and kicked them out I mean really KICKED them out." And that, friends, is when you REALLY need to say, "Thank you for your service".
Good on them! 👍
This is why Squatters should have zero rights at all. If there's signs of a break in, or zero proof of a legitimate tenant agreement. They should be tossed out immediately. An eviction gives them way too much time to destroy the house and never pay for the damages.
Squatters having more rights to peoples property then legitimate owners is why squatter home invasions are becoming more and more common. They know they can get away with it and do whatever they want to someone elses property then take off and do it again to someone else.
@Zach Hogan Provide proof. Like links, or whatever you kids do now. I'm willing to learn that I'm mistaken, but your word is not good enough, Charlotte.
Best part the police won't charge those scums for assault. Because those guys have none thing to lose or gain in the beginning.
Jeez... The woman in the 2nd story. She claimed she didn't have the money to buy the car, but apparently she does have money to pay for all the repairs.
Assuming she actually paid for the repairs.
@@IzzyPR2010 😂😂
Yeah, you were right. Knowing a Karen, most likely she's entitled to have a free repairs 🙈
@@IzzyPR2010 assuming the car was actualy broken in the first place
@@sjonnieplayfull5859 Right. I'm thinking the repairs was all just a lie. Just a feeble excuse as to why she didn't have the money to buy the car.
She could easily could had a buddy to do repairs for free and to keep it at their shop so OP couldn't get to it after she took it. Some people will add to other people's tickets to keep it unnoticed
i saw a news story where squatters literally moved their crap into a home of a woman who had passed away and their family was at the funeral that day burying her . they put up decorations, changed the locks etc .. of course Cops were called in and had them moved out and there was like $3000 in damage done by these jerks...they broke a $10,000 china plate set the owner owned
Squatters should be met with the death penalty after the first sign of resistance
I heard this a lot down in Miami. The squatters would invariably have a rental agreement that said they had paid rent for the property. You know it's BS, but you can't prove it.
Soverain citizens
The death penalty should be reserved for first degree Karens.
@@hentaidude666 That might be... a bit harsh. Jails are fine if they need a place to live, which apparently they do.
Wedding story: That is not just a “no”, but a “HELL NO!!!” situation.
Wanted a slave
I think you mean "OH HELL NO!!!", but I agree.
I Wonder if OP's husband went or declined the invitation due to no +1 "Sorry if wife's not invited I'm not coming!" 😎 💓
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Boy oh boy would I have slapped together a massively astronomical bill, plus rush charges to get me to do it last minute.
"Oh, what's that? You don't want to pay? Too bad. Pony up or piss off. I don't do massive favors like that for family, let alone cousins of my husband's." :p
Personally I would have been like, “ok I’ll do it but only if I get $200 for the whole day. And when they inevitably start screeching like all Karen’s do, I’d either jack up the price or I’d say “ok, find someone else to deal with your bullsh*t”. Either way I’d make them pay for the services or have the sod off. And if they did agree to pay I’d make sure to either get it in writing or have it recorded. That way even if they stiff me I can drag them into court and a written or recorded agreement would ensure that they would loose.
The trespassing story reminds me of an issue we had with our neighbors a couple years ago. I was up checking our water meter and saw their son opening our front side gate and placing some old furniture on our property. I drove over and asked what he was doing and he said "Mr. Smith said we could."
I responded with "The only alive Mr. Smith is my uncle in Austin and I know he wouldn't give y'all permission to put trash on our property. And my grandpa's been dead for over 10 years so you better get your trash out of here before I call the sheriff."
Luckily he listened to my warning. And then his parents called my uncle to complain that I was rude. These are also the same neighbors trying to force my uncle to pay for a new fence line and got mad at us when two of their dogs got trampled by the cows after their dogs were harassing the herd.
Entitled people are stupid people, they just don't know it because they're stupid.
Sounds like it was self defence on the cows part!
I have had damage because of stupid neighbors dogs! Rifle and shovels problem was solved!
Dogs on your property harassing your herd is known as depredation and you are then allowed to legally SHOOT the dogs. (Hope I don't get banned for using that word)
@@kittys.2870 What "depredation"?
If they went to court about the car, OP would have won. OP had the title for it. Tuff shit she paid for repairs. It wasn't her car and she wasn't given permission to get the repairs done.
Do you really think that she paid for those repairs? I doubt it.
but good break for OP, free repairs! XD
Tough*
@@Dwarfracer88 Maybe she paid on her knees.
Not necessarily. It depends on the state. In Texas if you willingly give your keys to another party, you forfeit your right to report the car, boat, RV stolen. You forfeit the right to take the matter to court unless you have filed a lien on the title. In Louisiana the laws are still based on the Napoleonic Code so you legally can not retrieve your own vehicle from a thief. That car owner was very lucky to get help from the police, most police departments consider that to be a civil matter and refuse to get involved.
I was having a good day until someone screamed, “Hello” in my headset. Coffee Is Everywhere.
Damn that's upsetting. I hope your day gets better from there though.
@@matsushizenp4i573 I am currently in line to get my second shot of Moderna. Yeah, it’s not gonna get any better because the side effects is going to appear sometime tonight as they said.
Oof. I hope you didn't get any burns. I got one recently because I didn't fully open the oven door to get out cheesy garlic bread and got a burn on my arm (it's been like a month and still got the scar), so I know how much burns suck.
Lol I inhaled my pop reading this 🤣 😂
@@ruthannwoodrick8764 the cheese bread was yummy btw, the burn was a mild inconvenience
The wedding story: WTF!?! Track down the person who suggested this and smack them. Also agree with the $ store makeup idea
Yes. I wouldn't be giving away my talent for free. If she wants free, everyone can do their own damn makeup and their own damn hair. And to deprive me of a free meal just to bring my own food? I would have a better night at home chowing down on McDonald's or a pizza, with a glass of wine, and a book.
@@evadedenbach1226 Among my family it is common to do favours. But no one would ever think it's ok to ask for a full day of work with no pay and even without being honoured as a guest. How rude and entitled.
@@neriumsuitedher Well, that's the difference, isn't it?
"Hey, can you do me a major favour and I'll seriously owe you one"
vs
"Well, I don't see what the problem is, just do it."
My grandparents bought a small piece of land on an idyllic lake in northern Michigan around 1963. They built a summer cabin and spent time there whenever they could. In the late eighties they were ready to retire, so they bought the slightly larger piece of land next door to their cabin and built a year-round residence. But they kept the cabin for family to use. Growing up I spent a lot of time there. My parents spent money on maintenance and repairs, kept the pantry stocked with non-perishables, and always brought our own food. Also, we never just showed up unannounced because it was possible that somebody else would be using the cabin. Well, word got out in the family that this cabin was "available." Family members just started showing up, unannounced, and moving in, sometimes for weeks at a time. They always cleaned out the pantry, and when the food was gone, would saunter over to my grandparents house, seat themselves at the table and ask, "What's for breakfast?" This pissed my grandma off. When they wanted to go into town they would ask to borrow grandpa's car because they "didn't want to waste gas." This pissed my grandpa off. Finally, after a couple of summers of this entitled behavior they sold the cabin. At the time, I was in my late twenties and I told them that if they offered, I would have bought it so that they could tell the people who just showed up that they no longer owned it. It would still be available for (non-entitled) family to use, of course. Unfortunately, they still thought of me as a little kid and never even considered this course of action, which they agreed would have been the best choice. Oh well. I still have my memories
Last one should have told her, “no, discounts and freebies are for active family members only, not “call once in a blue moon when they want handouts“ members.
Hikers and campers keep trespassing in my forest too, it's so annoying
Living for your comments
Throw rocks, that always works, fist sized rocks that is, they fly better
@@dinowolf359 Ahh yes a good, trustworthy rock.
a few 10inch x 2inch x 8 foot wooden boards with 3.5 inch screws coming up threw them covered with leaves, stops anything with expensive tires running across my well posted land. The "keep out" signs include statements of danger to equipment for which I am not responsible since this fact is clearly posted.
Mr Bigfoot, do you have the deeds?
Unfortunately I’ve experienced the land thing aswell, my family owns a chunk of land that happens to have a large herd of deer that roams through it and every year there are people who sneak on the land and shoot the deer both out of season and while trespassing on private property, no matter how many times someone gets caught they still come back
They cover their tag and ride jeeps through local business properties shooting deer. Stray bullets do damage to factory pipes from time to time. Some of those pipes could cause death. Quickly....
There used to be a few places around here that had deer in pens. Don't recall now why they were, but I think these were deer that could not live in the wild for whatever reason.
People would climb the fence during deer season, shoot them, then drag them OVER the fence.
I refuse to call those people hunters. They're not.
@@dizzysdoings That happened to one of the Buffalo and shut down one of my favorite childhood places. Who freaking "hunts " a Buffalo at a petting zoo?
Trespassers are never out of season....
A trespasser with a gun is a threat to you or your family so with a good lawyer...you could technically shoot them
It'd be even better in the wedding story if OP bought monster makeup kits from the party store and mailed them to that bridezilla.
*Maid of Dishonor. The bride was not active herself in the story
I think the way to handle that sort of entitlement is to reply to each demand with something non-committal like "thanks for telling me", being careful to to actually agree to anything. And then to simply not turn up.
Never, ever tell extended family that you have a vacation house - even if it's only for a week or two. All they see is 'free hotel'; they won't pay you, they treat the place like crap, and often damage things but buck and rear if held accountable. If they do find out, tell them 'I'm the only one allowed to go with my SO/kids/parents or the resort charges me'. Anything to get out of being harassed.
I have family all over the country. I'm not very popular with them. We don't call because they don't like my wife and I refuse to join their family Facebook group.
My oldest sister called me to ask if her youngest son could stay overnight on his way home because he was very sick. I told her if he's sick I didn't want him getting my family sick too. There are lots of hotels right beside the airport.
I've never heard from her again.
I personally don’t take advantage when family and friends offer me discounts for their businesses because I want them to be successful not go bankrupt because of how generous they are. 💸💰
I had a cabin on a remote beach that I used on vacation, but once I was working full time and an elected person as well vacation became a moot point. It was three years before I had enough time to drive out and hike in, and there was a squatter there who insisted it was his! He actually told me "Finders keepers."
I summarily evicted him, with the assistance of the police, but the cabin burnt down a few weeks after I went back to work. Did I mention I work in the ER? Guess who was brought in for treatment of his burns! After his conviction for arson he got to squat somewhere else for two years.
7:56 I honestly can't tell if he's brave or stupid, he's threatens a couple of people WHO HAVE GUNS IN HAND most people who trespass on a right wing gun owners property, usually never return, OP has the patience of Jove
The same kind of thing happened on my friends property, its posted and he and some friends use it for a target range. Someone came on the property on a quad started screaming and threatening us. The screamed he was going to call the police on us. Well we had had enough. He found out really fast that he didn't need to call the police as we arrested him and charged him with criminal trespass, damage to private property, endangering the welfare of a minor, terroristic threats, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
A good quote for Karens "I missed the part where that's my problem" and if that doesn't work just go full BONESAW!!!!!
IMO the best response for entitled extended family is this; "No, we are related, not family. I'd actually have to care about you to consider you family." but thats just me, cus I couldnt give a shit about my extended family for the most part.
Internet? Here's a good one for you. Three months ago my internet began to slow down. Then a couple of weeks ago, it kept shutting off, and was throttled down to 512 kbs. When I called, I was told I had to pay more for better service, nothing else they can do. Upgrade all of it, or no internet. Several days of calling, getting the runaround. Finally got in touch with someone that found the order to slow down the service, no reason given. They did it to force me to upgrade and pay them more. I have some internet back, but it shuts off several times a day and has to reload. It's nothing like it was.
Here's a link to a lawyertubers video you'll find interesting then:
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Time to get a new provider, then. If they're acting scummy to get more money from you, they don't deserve it.
Yeah ive heard of this happening to a few people. These companies are crooks!
Change providers.
Besides lawyering up and changing providers, I’d also (if possible) look at taking the matter to an ombudsman or industry-governing body that deals with issues like this. I feel you would have a better idea of who to approach in your area regarding this.
10:05 - 10:20
Pretty sure that trespassing dad thought the lady and friend were bullshitting about the land being the lady's and was bluffing about it being his. He knew he was screwed when the sheriff came and the two didn't leave, but like a gambling addict, keeps on chasing that loss to try and get a win.
OP said she hardly goes over there so he and like most people think it is abandoned or the owner will never come. If you are seldom there then people will think it is free to use. Hell that's how thieves work, steal from somewhere that is unoccupied.
@@hardcorenativextreme I mean, if you got an online job, people 'seldom' see you go in and out of your own house.
Want to hear entitled? My sister expected a friend of my mom’s to buy her used car for $3500 when she only paid $1500 for it and it also doesn’t start. 🤦♀️ Then she gets offended when the friend said no.
With regards to trespassing, it happens all the time. My grandparents owned two farms (about 1 mile from each other.) One was the main one with our dairy herd and milk barn. The other was for hay, some tobacco, and heiffers. I lived in the house on the second farm for a year and a half and would constantly have to run people off the property that were riding dirt bikes and quads. Every time I would get the same story of "Marvin(My grandfather) said we could," which I knew was a lie. I would respond back with, "Great, go talk to him and have him call me, or even better I'm headed there in 20 minutes, just meet me there." I knew my grandfather would never allow it for 3 reasons. 1) they were riding through the hayfield which could start a fire if it was really dry. 2) Even if it didn't start a fire, it limits production 3) There are a lot of ruts in the field due to runoff and such which can make it dangerous.
Stories like these remind me why I'm a hermit and a curmudgeon.
Same here. It took me long enough, but I finally learned that it's easier to avoid people in the first place than it is to be nice to them.
As I’m getting older (much older) it’s occurred to me that I’m liking people less and less for many reasons, especially when I drive😄🥴🥴
Similar to the third story- we keep our backyard really nice and cared for- all parts. There’s a part where an old stage coach road goes through our and the neighbors’ yard. One day mom looks up and a different neighbor down the road has driven up along the old road in a tractor with a bunch of kids in the wagon he’s pulling. He then proceeds to tell the kids he’ll be back to get them later. Thankfully, mom corrected him that our yard is NOT a public park
Story 1: Even if OP didn't go to the police, and her "friend" had taken OP to court, OP would have won that case since the Blazer was still legally owned by OP
About the trespassing story : I work in security and I can tell you this happens a lot. Some trespassers are even more dumb and/or entitiled than this guy was.
Gone are the days of " if you keep care of my property when youre here sure use it." Everybody got fences now because of some entitled idiot
Squatter's rights blow my mind away. Like the family with the lake house. So it's your house you own it. However (depends on which state) you don't have the right away to evict or throw out the squatter's. I'm talking pre covid to. You must legally file a eviction against the squatter's as if you were evicting a someone who was paying rent. You can't forcibly remove them. Then you have to contact your local county sheriff. Who charges you (depending on which state) the use of sheriff's per hour. yup its nuts!!
Excuse me but wtf?
@@gomax6676 yup exactly
I quite literally just watched the first story happen in real time a week ago when I went in to buy a new phone. It got even better though, after this lady yelled and screamed at the poor clerk for nearly an hour and a half it turned out she was in the WRONG store. I was at a Metro and her service provider was Verizon.....
Today I learned that if I want a bigger apartment, I can just walk into my neighbour's, install a new fridge, and the apartment is now mine.
Back in the day, I didn't have a password on my wifi. I had fiber into the house, and it was really fast, then I noticed that everything was getting slower and slower. So slow I couldn't even do a google search. I looked at which devices were using so much bandwidth. Turns our our next door neighbors were, "borrowing" our internet. I didn't mind a car stopping on the street for a few minutes, but these buttheads were using it to download and upload pirated video/audio files. As soon as I saw that, a password was immediately installed. Problem solved. I could do what I wanted in the beginning days of online Netflix.
Nah man, you don’t kill their access. You just use router management to make...it...painfully...slow.
Crap Internet is worse than no internet.
Unfortunately it does not pay to be nice anymore. If you ever give your code out to anyone make sure they pay you a portion every month for it and if not lock them out. Heck I offered my boss 20 $30 a month so I could use internet at work. now keep in mind when I'm working I don't play around on my phone, I am not one to take breaks voluntarily. it's mostly if I have a last minute client cancel out in which case you can sit around for an hour and a half or more waiting for your next one. Or at the end of the day while I'm waiting for clients to pick up. Ultimately she refused the money because I usually do a fair bit around the shop I do not have to. The fact that it never dawns on people to chip in some is rather astonishing to me
Most if not all WiFi modems also have a feature which allows you to disallow connections for every device except for those which have their MAC Address (aka machine address) registered in the modem. That way, they can't get in even with the password. It's inconvenient though, because you have to do all the technical stuff to find the information you need. And some mobile/cell phones are deliberately set up to deliver a different fake MAC Address every time you connect to WiFi, so that has to be disabled in the phone in order for this to work.
@@Kibatsume1password protection is ALWAYS needed
For the last story:- If you expect to get free, be good with your family members! This is what I learned from my family. We have good relationships with our cousins, uncles and aunts. We helped when one of them in troubles and they helped us when we were in troubles. We visited each other during festive seasons every year (before pandemic). Always in communications. There was one time, one of my cousin's family had to cancel their trip to the hot spring resort that cost thousands due to unavoidable circumstances. They couldn't refund because it was already too late. So instead left it to burn, they gave the trip everything to my mom. My mom offered to pay back but they said no need.
I seriously hate selfish people.
I have a similar story to the first one. When I was a university student back in the late 80s, I bought an '82 4x4 Chevy truck and wanted to sell my '77 Monte Carlo. I agreed to sell it to the maintenance man for my apartment complex because his car was worse than my car, no heat or a/c, to top the list, and his girlfriend had just had a baby, so he needed something a car seat could go in. I'd known him for about 6 months and thought he was cool. He said he couldn't pay all at once, but could make payments. I had it for sale for $1000, but we agreed on $800, with $300 down and $500 due in installments. Once paid, I'd sign over the title. I got the $300, he got the keys and promptly skipped town to move in with his girlfriend's mom. I didn't know where he'd gone, but the landlord told me that he had told her that's where he was moving. My landlord didn't know where, either.
6 months later, I saw a car that looked like my Monte Carlo, some things were different, driving by the university. So, instead of going to class, I made a U-turn and followed it. Once I confirmed that it was mine, I called the cops. They came and cuffed the guy. The cops were like, "Do you really want him arrested?" And I said, "I just want my car back." The cops gave the guy 10 minutes to remove his belongings. I got to keep the new stereo and speakers he'd installed, and the mag wheels. A few days later, I sold the car to a co-worker who needed a car... but he had to pay everything up front. No payment plan. To pay all at once, he borrowed money from several of our co-workers, who asked, "Why can't you just let him make payments?"
Oh, because of the new stereo and mag wheels, I was able to sell the car for $1500!
OP shoulda notified the karens neighbor so he could press charges since its highly illegal to steal someone's wifi!
Been listening to these stories for a while. Back when I was younger I would think these were fake. No one is like this.
But now that I am older and have had to deal with these people, I wish people weren't like this.
12:36 I would gone the extra mile and have them clown face paint, rainbow wigs and clown noses, and if she later asks "WTF" or even better bad mouths you to your husband, the best response is "oh I thought it was an appropriate wedding gift because there no way you seriously expect work on 8 people for 14 hours for no pay or compensation of any kind, thanks for the laugh, bridezilla" and I would've wanted that call recorded so I could play it year after year for her wedding anniversary
i bet that kid regrets having an entitled dad alright
The person in the first story should have explained to the customer that using someone else's Wi-Fi is actually a federal offense...
"Don't mind the dog, beware the owner"
the evil woman who took the car would never be able to register it without the title. sooner or later she would be stopped for out of date tags
She could theoretically have gotten a bonded title to it, but if it's a state where the police can take it back by force, her odds of succeeding aren't that great.
Karen: *gasps* "you mean to tell me in not the center of existence... *Falls on the floor and throws a tantrum* Noooooo I'm going to sue you for emotional distress and remand an apology!"
The worst people are your family members that expect to do things for them but they can’t do anything for you. Recently me and my father got in touch with my fathers cousin because they own some property that we would like to try to hunt on, so we went up there and took a tour of the place and he told us we could hunt there if we could figure out how to hunt a certain part of his property. Overall my dads cousin is a super cool dude and if you’re willing to give when someone is willing to give it can benefit everyone in the situation.
I understand that last story all too well, when I first started working at Sea World San Diego, I think it was Summer of 2013 and I was 18, one of my cousins who I hadn't seen or heard from since I was 6 called me up because she wanted 4 free admission tickets. What's crazy is she wanted them on the fly and was on the way to where I lived to get them, and I had work that same day.
I ended up giving her discounted tickets, because I was already planning on giving those tickets to friends and my parents.
I found it hilarious that she didn't even ask me how I was doing first, she just expected a handout because she was family. I never heard from her after that.
Worse than just someone randomly taking over someone's house are the people on craigslist who advertise furnished homes for rent and rent someone else's home out. The owner comes home from being a snowbird in Florida or the desert southwest and finds someone living in their home. Not only can't they move back into their own home, they have to go to court to evict the people in it. So 2 groups lose on this one. The people renting the place lose their deposit and what they believed to be their rental home as well as the home owner. Of course you will never be able to find the rental scammer.
If you ever feel stupid, remember that there are people that actually DISLIKED this video...
That would be the Maid of Honor & friends
We all know what kind of people disliked 😂
Story 3 - It never ceases to amaze me how brave people are confronting a group with weapons, while trespassing on their property, with his child. I've seen it where someone does this and they are ordered to the ground, no kid around, and their life is basically destroyed by courts...their spouse...and their employer for an offense like this.
I would consider the cost of the repairs to the Blazer "rent".
I just want to say the girl who "took" the dudes car would have been face planting the ground in handcuffs looking as blue an red flashing lights if she didn't return "My Car" the day she took it because Homie Don't Play That.
I have a few stories to tell.
My absolute Karen of a neighbor, Amanda. (Thankfully, she moved out several years ago.)
My absolute psycho of a stepmother, Ella. (Thankfully, she got divorced several years ago. She also often butted heads with Amanda.)
That absolute Karen of a customer, who screamed at me for not doing my job (I was doing my job, just not the particular job she wanted), and flipped me the bird. I will call her Ms. Rudefinger.
Unfortunately, that last one was a much shorter exchange and probably won't make for a great story, but it was also a lot more recent (only a couple months ago), and I'd still love to tell you about all of them one day.
Now just to give you a taste... one particular highlight of Amanda is when we started using fireworks in front of our house (on the fourth of July), and she came out of hers and screamed at us "It is illegal to use fireworks in the city of Houston!" (no, it isn't), and she called the cops. But when the cops showed up, they took one look at our fireworks, went "THAT'S what she was screaming at us about?", and then demanded that she stop wasting their time.
I wish I could have seen the look on her face, but I was hiding in my closet the whole time because I was a little kid and I was terrified.
The wedding story - forget the little girls make-up kits and send clown kits instead, or face painting kits, and then she and her husband could have a lovely day out somewhere enjoying themselves!!
Oh, and she was going to have fun time trying to register and insure the car. Since didn't own it, she could not do these 2 requirements.
She would have driven it unregistered and uninsured.
@@panagea2007 And then OP would get in trouble if she crashed, or even got a ticket.
"NO TRESSPASSING: We only call 911 after the twitching stops"
"No money equals no things" simplest way to define reality
if one of my cousins called me like that if they were anything more distant than my 1st cousin my response would probably be “do i know you?” family reunions are so awkward cause it’s like “i know we are supposedly family. but i really don’t know who you are”
If the trespassing story happened here in Texas, it would have been less talk, more buckshot😂 only an imbecile would argue with a land owner holding a loaded gun.
He would have been given 30 seconds to vacate the premises or make funeral arrangements, his choice.
The bikes would have stayed on the property and then the offender can pay the impound cost when the sheriff Confiscates them for being used in a crime.
I groan every time an entitle person says "But we are family"
Uhhh... I’m young but I’m still not stupid enough give a coworker access to everything I own without me being there.
Dude got lucky it was only his car she stole. Especially if she really is down on her luck. That kinda thing makes people do out of character things. (I only say out of character cause I have no proof she’d steal [other than the car] and don’t wanna assume)
I recall a story about a guy who offered to split the cost of a high bandwidth internet connection 50/50 with his neighbor. Then he made the same offer to his other neighbor. So each neighbor was paying half the cost and the guy in the middle paid nothing.
If one of my family members gave me that crap of we should help each other out cuz we're family crap I would say okay well how are you going to help me out in the future huh
Be more immediate about it. "Oh we're family and we help each other out? I need $300 asap to fix my car, thanks". Nothing gets rid of "family" faster than asking for money. Lol.
That kind of person will promise anything and deliver nothing.
Who the hell gives someone the password of their garage?!!! You can't be that confident
We've had people come onto our property to hunt and claim they have permission from the owner because they don't realize that's who they are talking to. People are so entitled.
"Last time I checked, no-money means no-THING." 🤣
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How goes it in Japan?
I hope you have a wonderful day
@@amythestwolfariamorrell545 I'm doing great, how about you?
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I would have loved to see that lady take OP to court, the results would have been hilarious!
Karen: I took his car and had it repaired! I should have the car!
Judge: Did you pay for it?
Karen: Of course not!
Judge: Give it back or go to jail.
Karen: But I fixed it!
Judge: After stealing it.
The car one is no where near the weirdest. When I was in small claims had to watch for a class I was taking. There was a lady who would go buy a $500 car use it until it broke down. Then sale it for scrap to a junk yard for generally $250. Than demand the $500 back from the person she bought it from and would sue them. Not for $250 but $500 and court cost. If she went to court of course she always lost the case every time the defendant showed up. The judge asked why on earth do you think you are entitled to a refund after you sold the car already. She said it was because most people would give her all or part of the money back since it was easier than dealing with the court.
A few years ago my family moved into a newly constructed neighborhood. The land was previously part of a large private conservation. Apparently he local teens used to ride ATVs in the previous summers and hold secret beer parties in the woods. They were surprised as heck when they rode into a whole new neighborhood that spring while the whole street was having a welcome party. They asked if they could still ride up there which was now our backyards and we all said no, it wasn’t safe as mist of it was newly reseeded and done lots still in construction.
I have a cat, I deal with entitlement every day of my life!
Fluff's intro always makes me smile
I feel like Stevo is intentionally using the old logo as a way of getting revenge on Fluff for being locked in the basement and he will correct it when he is given a day in the sunlight to get fresh air, food, and water.
Stevo should contact Danny Salter from Business Blaze and they could compare escape plans.
@@panagea2007 It could be that both basements are akin to a Bel Air mansion.
Those last 2 stories is another reason why I hate the phrase "but we're family" like that means you are special
RE: Car Pretty damn good deal for OP. He got his car repaired for the price of the tow. Had the (stupid) woman actually made a down payment things likely would have gone differently.
On Story 3, my bet is that the Entitled Trespasser was under the assumption that the OP and her friend were doing the same thing he was: trespassing. So, he was going to bluff that it was his property, but he didn't have the proof *on* him, you see, because why *would* he; it's HIS property! He was counting on the OP not knowing it was not his property, and being cowed by his confidence into assuming it must be. At least, that's my assumption on what this guy thought he was going to pull off.
Story 5 - It is amazing how people suddenly remember they're "family" when they want something from you.
What happened to the makeup lady? I cannot believe that people so entitled exist. I hope she told them no way. I can not 🤨🙄
If she had NO MONEY how did she pay for the "alleged repairs" - sounds like it was all a huge SCAM
Good afternoon, dark fluff. Looking forward to the stories today.
I would have told that lady's mother "well why don't you pay for it for her then" in the tone that she said "she doesnt have the money"
The third story is a bit interesting, as there are some places that enforce Squatter's Rights, but that involves at least 7 years of a property being unclaimed. I'm sure that's the angle the entitled person was trying to argue from. That said, barriers and ditches are a good indication that someone actually owns the property, and you need to GTFO.
Story 1: Darkfluff, I think you talked about this story before in another video. This is giving me dejavu.
Story 2: I would've sued the woman, on top of pressing charges.
Story 3: Just because you have been on a property for a long while doesn't mean they own it. Dude needs prison time.
Story 4: I would've helped in the beginning, but ditched them later. If she does some harassment, charge her for harassment and slander.
Story 5: Entitled family member isn't very smart. She doesnt get that not everything is about her, nor is entitled to the same treatment as a sister.
People shaking their head so much that they miss the like button
That story with the car is obviously a case of grand theft auto, which could incur several years of prison time for the mother. She should be grateful that she got off as lightly as she did.
And with that trespassing story, if a sign says "No Trespassing," then don't go beyond that point. It's just common sense, folks.
And for both of these stories, if you claim that a piece of property is your own, then you'd better have the documentation to back it up, or else any legal action you take could at the very least get you laughed out of court, or get put in jail at the worst.
"We are family and family should always help eachother out."
Family does not mean you get to take advantage of someone's generosity, especially if that is the reason to contact them after no contact for 3 years
In my family we help each other out but are expected to pay them back, if you don't do not bother asking for help until you do
If she didn't have any money for the blazer how did she pay for the repairs? If she paid for the repairs then she could pay for the SUV.
In the UK you can literally just swoop in and claim ownership of a piece of property. I mean it takes 25 years not 25 minutes, but it is possible
It can happen in some states in Australia too. Non council land, of course. Some "neighbours" used (possibly with permission at the beginning) some land belonging to other neighbour; after 20 something years of use it became theirs. Was disputed but if I recall correctly the "user neighbours" won it. Wasn't much land but in a built up area quite valuable.
Last story, entitled relative. Yep, all kinds of joys.... A cousin and I had been close since we were kids, shared a birthday and she even lived with me in another state while she did her senior year in high school. We were still close after that, even oh kids were close on age. Until she up and moved and changed her phone number without a word to me. She kept in contact with my oldest brother who was 16yrs older than she because he had a house he would let her use during the Watkins races. Never a call from her even when she and her boyfriend were in town for the races. 4 to 6 years after she cut me off I had moved out of my home state and was living in NE TN not that far from Dollywood I got a call from her, she had to leave it on my answering machine. Oh she sounded so bright and happy, let me know just how much she missed me. That she and her daughter were planning a trip to TN and Dollywood and wanted to stay with me. To please call her back with directions to my house. Never called her back. Never did find out what happened or why she cut me off like she did. But don't call me after so many years all happy and wanting me to supply a free hotel.
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I had a blazer, until loaned it to my brother. He went 4 wheeling and messed up the transmission. He felt, since it cost so much to fix, the vehicle was his and traded it in for another car. To this day, he doesn't understand why I say that was theft.
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The car.... as soon as she told me it was undergoing repairs I would have been on the phone to the cops filling a stolen car report!
Not to mention the cops should have had a word with the repair place for working on the car without the title-owner's permission...
I'd love to get a car for $500 I'd have borrowed the money to pay for it. That woman was crazy.
Careful what you wish for my 1st car was a 96 Chevy cavalier my parents bought it for me for $400 it was a piece of crap
First one : great lesson for OP at 21. At that age you think you know everything.
Exactly only certain family members only call when they want something or a favor from you other than that they don't even give you the time of day to say hello.
Yep.
2nd one - let this be a warning, no good deed goes unpunished. That and never do business with a friend, relative, or coworker. And also, guys, wrap that package. 4th one - tell the bride to pound sand and go full no contact with her. 5th one - like the 4th one, tell the greedy relative to pound sand and go full no contact.