My sister had her two little boys in a private daycare, and one day the oldest boy mentioned that the daycare lady "smelled funny". She drops by unannounced the next time the boys were there. Sure enough, the lady was drinking. Sis pulled the boys right then and there. If you have your children in daycare, licenced or not, make it a point to drop by unannounced, on different days and times. If they protest, I'd worry about why they're protesting.
Also lady seems kinda of shady. I mean child licensing is different from each state but, If she is overrun by children, there is only one adult, and and 13 people in 1000 feet square area? I’m sure she is violating a lot of laws.
Honestly, even if she was licensed and qualified, having this many small children in such a small space is always going to be noisy. The real issue here is: are they actually sitting inside all day? That's the first sign of a really bad day care ...
My bf owned a townhouse until a few years ago, and he quickly learned the names of 2 of his neighbor's kids: "fuck" and "no". She screamed their names at them constantly, and always in that order. The walls weren't very thin, but we easily heard her.
Not all HOAs are the same. I live in one, and it essentially exists to cover costs of maintaining a shared Fish pond and acting as a mediator for neighbor disputes.
@@davidharshman7645 As it should be, from what I understand (there is no HOA here in Canada). If the HOA is basically a tyrannical rule on the neighborhood, it shouldn't exist.
I'm not from US. But have lived in a HOA for the last 20 years, with no issues. Remember that when you see bad stories on the net, they are not representative. A well working HOA will not end up in any stories you see or hear about. Same with most other things too - it's the bad people that makes the headlines.
@@sorcikator993 Big part of the reason I wish I lived there. Sure, we're starting to get dome of those self sustaining sky rises like in Toronto, but that's one of the few things I like about my country. Racist aholes, corrupt officials, a defunct media, and a military industrial complex and corporate benefactors held above everything else. It's disgusting to live here. I'm lucky enough to be where I am now, but we don't do shit about Flint Michigan but am supposed to give a damn about some middle eastern country who wouldn't give a damn about us if we didn't target their own people and impose sanctions leafing to a health and hunger crisis in the middle east abroad in the first place... I'd love to travel when things open up, but I'm afraid of the completely justified hate towards our country being directed towards me by my defacto U.S. status...
@@thehowlinggamer5784 Yeah, I get you. Canada isn't perfect, we have our own lot of corruption and idiots, but I admit I wouldn't want to live in the US.
The story with the HOA and the guy who kept calling the police on him OP’s plan was very risky. What if other neighbors called to explain? Ones that had less history of misuse of police services?
If your very excuse involves admitting that you can't handle the number of kids you're responsible for, WHY DO YOU HAVE THAT MANY KIDS THERE? Even if it weren't such a TINY apartment (I've had sheds/workshops bigger than that!), she KNEW that she either needed to reduce the number or hire help, as what if instead of just making noise, one of the children electrocuted themselves in an exposed outlet, and she didn't notice? SECONDS matter at that point when it comes to whether EMTs will be able to save their life.
The ambulance story. Me personally I would also call the DEA and explain the situation in hopes that they would watch the guy arresting all who would buy from him and supply him.
Depends on the area, I am gonna guess that if you have a heroin dealer just down the road from a hospital then crime rates are probably very high so cops are likely over worked and have to prioritise by severity of incidents so gun and knife crime over people killing them selves slowly with drugs...
Unfortunately most people who send their children to an unlicensed don't care about regulations. They just want someone to watch their kids for less money.
But there are some very good caretakers who run unlicensed daycares. I've known a couple of them myself. They just can't afford all of the requirements to get a license. But they also don't watch 10 or 12 kids all at once, so they technically don't need a license.
@@rebeccahetrick6576 agreed. Plenty of people watch their family members kids not because the parents don't care, but because they trust the family member and yes...its cheaper, which means affordable. A lot of people don't consider the fact that many single mothers live off the system because that's pretty much their only choice. Most daycares cost as much as your entire min wage paycheck, making it not even worth working just to send your kids away. So having cheaper or free options like that is almost always preferable. It's not about not caring about your kids, it's about not having enough affordable choices. Plus, why not have grandma or auntie watch them!? I would worry about a larger practice such as that lady has set up. More than 5 kids is a bit much for one person, hence by law, it's supposed to be one adult to 5 kids.
FWIW, while living there, OP had no way to prove that the landlady was being racist; all he had was the assumption that that's what was happening, given her comments. Only after his apartment was up for rent again could he effect a sting operation to prove her active racism and discrimination.
Exactly! Some many people on comments claiming he was crap for staying there and not speaking up don't get it: if you cannot prove it, then all you are is whiny to the authorities.
Story 3: I'm guessing that OP could have obtained a copy of the HOA rules and found a few things that the nasty neighbor wasn't following and had him have to pay the real fines while he laughed not having to do anything. Or better still, broken one of the decorating rules by planting a single sunflower in his yard or something. Probably didn't need to get the cops involved.
Remember that his house wasn't part of the HOA development, and therefore not subject to the rules and regs. That neighbor was being an interfering, controlling pest.
@@rickraber1249 indeed, which is why he could have turned the HOA rules against him. I'm sure the pesky neighbor was violating a few of them and all the OP had to do would have been to report it.
Where did it say OP knew she was racist? They only found out about the law after they did some research on rental laws. They may have had an idea she was but, need hard evidence to prove it. The woke left calls everyone that disagrees with them a racist. So just saying someone is a racist doesn't mean shit anymore.
@@huntjl88 uhm I quote the OP stated that landlord had implied that she'd had quite a few other people look at the place, but that these weren't the sort of people she wanted moving in. It was heavily implied, though never explicitly stated, that she wouldn't allow minorities to movie into her duplexes. I really didn't care, as it was none of my business. Yeah, so sit with that foolish woke left(talking out your backside). P.S. if you weren't so anti-left and actually used your brain, she never called OP a racists, she showed her dismay how he said it wasn't his business to report it until something was done with him. So, I know you were trying to sound smart but reading is a fundamental and you just look completely ignorant. Once again Shakila Jenkins, didn't call the OP racists, you just put words in her mouth.
@@suzettes.3904 JLHunt didn't say op was racist... They were saying about op talking about the landlady being racist. Maybe you need to learn to properly read people's comments. Not trying to be rude or anything, I'm just saying...
"i'm one person watching ten kids" I'm a music ed major. I had to observe other music teachers working in the field. these teachers' classrooms would often have upwards of 20 kids...per hour. every hour they'd get a new class, which means these teachers would have to contend with almost the entirety of the school by the end of the week...w ...Some of the most organized classrooms i've ever seen.
Yes, but the difference is these were younger than school age, or else they'd have been in school. Little kids can be exhausting and distracting as all get-out. Plus she had them 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Little different from having up to or over 20 older kids for 50 minutes at a time, and you can send them to the office if they misbehave.
For most people, it's not worth their time to go out of their way to cut people down for wrongdoings. But when you give them an excuse to, now nothing is stopping them from putting you in your place, because they have a moral (and often legal) standing that can't be refuted. Humans are good at turning negative emotions into benefits. A number of inventions or accomplishments, for example, came about because someone said 'you can't do that'. Is it right to let someone who's conducting illegal or obviously immoral activity go just because it's not directly affecting you? no. but in no way does that make them as bad as the people conducting such activities. Additionally, starting a fight with the person who owns your house can and will always cause problems for you, and cops can be pretty iffy on helping people. Him getting an eviction notice gave him a method to prove the landlord's discrimination while also preventing her from giving him backlash for fighting her.
Oh, man, I hate HOAs! If I had a place surrounded by one without being part of it or opted out of one being formed, I would have had sooooo much fun with my decor, especially if the rules were stupidly strict. House painted outrageous colors? Check. Iv'e given the house behind me the nickname of 'Easter Egg' because it's pink and purple. Dragon statue in the front? Double check. Demand picket fence in front? Well, I prefer my flowering hedge. Try to screw me with stupid fines? See you in court.
The story of the landlord and daycare, I wasn't feeling. The OP clearly stated that he didn't care about her being racists and that it wasn't his/her business but as soon as he/her gets done wrong, now you care about her being racists. It's crazy.
I’m not surprised, a lot of people don’t care for discrimination unless it affects them. It’s a huge red flag to have a racist landlord. They are clearly going to be a problem and anybody who is their friend are a problem.
First story, couldn't help but notice OP claims to hate injustice... but doesn't care about the discrimination until they can use it as ammo in revenge... So if they hadn't been inconvenienced, they wouldn't have done anything about racist landlady?
well for one its called minding your own buisness, but as you know, it became his buisness. secondly, someone else likely would done this to her if op didnt, she just encouraged op to do it instead.
@@RaspberryHugs no, i dont search for injustice like a goaless mongrol, i deal with injustice as i find it, or rather, whennit comes to me. and no, i dont have a superiority complex, just because i am superior.
I didn't like how OP1 handled things. He only cared about the illegal things happening around him when they started to bother him. But it was wrong from the start.
Right. He was ok with her illegally discriminating people based off the color of their skin because it's "none of his business". And that's how discrimination and racist thinking gets normalized. White people feel they don't have an obligation to speak up.
From story 2: When I was on fire rescue we also had one of those people, but the lady who would call just wanted company. So, on a regular basis we would often drive up and just spend some time with her. We did it mainly because knew she was just lonely and wanted some company. On her last days we would make sure someone was with her all the time. She even told us "I have never felt so loved as I do with you all here". From the last story: I too was big on the CB radio. I even had a base system in my house. I was the owner of a warehouse where I ran my business. One day my neighbor over heard me talking about my business over the radio. Apparently it bled onto his TV or radio I wasn't sure which. I had the police come to my house and ask me about my business dealings. I showed the police all of my permits and anything else they wanted. I too then did almost like OP and baited my neighbor into thinking I was running a huge drug operation out of the warehouse. I was more than happy to allow the police free reign on searching the warehouse. After they left the charged my neighbor with miss use of police resources and filing a false police report.
The story about the addicted person is a very good example of why cities need to have more social workers who know how to deal with the mental health crisis that is addiction. While this guy is most likely a jerk sober, as well as when he's using, there are many times when addicted people just need someone to talk to, a person who can help them, help themselves. It's a difficult disease to overcome, but with help, it's achievable.
As an addict in recovery, I fully agree. Sometimes the only thing we need to get down that sober path is just one person who supports you, or even just to talk to.
@@christanelson2892 congratulations on your ongoing sobriety. Unfortunately, addiction, like all mental health issues, is still seen as a character flaw by some ignorant people. Kindness and compassion can do so much to help people. And kindness costs nothing to give someone, and it could actually save a life. Both of my parents had the disease of alcohol addiction, and both achieved their sobriety before their untimely deaths. I hope your 2022 is absolutely stellar! You deserve it lady, and I admire your strength of character in overcoming such a big hurdle. Congratulations once again!
@@louisejohnson6057 thank you!! It took me too long to finally get onto this path, and honestly if it weren't for me getting arrested and being put into our Drug Court, I wouldn't have made it. Originally yes I did plan on doing the whole "fake it til I make it" thing and stay sober for UAs, go to meetings and the whole shebang just to graduate and get the charge dropped. My lawyer said to me that he saw who I could be if given the chance, he wanted to help me have that chance by getting me into the program...he told me that no matter how horrible I thought I was, no matter how badly I thought I couldn't be saved and wasnt worth the effort, (my own words from previous covos with him) that I deserved the chance to try and make that untrue, and that I wasn't horrible I just did what I thought I needed to do to survive, and that everyone is worth saving. And his words stuck with me and as time went on and I went to those meetings and those group classes, got on methadone to help with the cravings (heroin and meth addiction for me) eventually it turned from faking it to wanting to truly do it and be it. I think it was the day I woke up, and realized that I actually liked looking back at myself in the mirror. No longer did I see a girl I hated being, a girl I had once sworn i'd never be - doing things to survive that I swore I'd never do - I saw *me* like the true version of myself that I kept hidden under all the drugs and fuckery and kept beaten down, shoved behind a mask. I'm proud of everything I've overcome to be where and who I am today, and also of every other addict who has made their way to sobriety. And every day, I say a prayer for those of us still lost and suffering. It only takes one simple act of kidness, one gesture, a kind word, even sometimes just a hug or an ear to listen.
@@christanelson2892 it sounds like you were your own worst enemy. I'm so glad that the universe placed that amazing lawyer in your path. It sounds like he is a gem. And so are you. You're the one who did the hard work of facing all the, as you so aptly put it, fuckery that life can bring. You must be so proud of yourself, as you should be. You sound awesome!
@@louisejohnson6057 oh definitely. Anytime someone would say "I hate you" I'd think "ooohhhh but not more than I hate myself, that'd be something magical." But now - now I hype myself up like I'm the fucking Queen of England. I'm a boss ass bitch who went through hell and came out the other side smiling. I know there's other things that are socially considered worse than addiction and might get upset with me calling it hell, but it was. It is. Addiction is just as bad as being injured from an accident, or getting cancer. People say addiction is a choice, but let me tell you this: my first time using, yes that was my choice. But after that, it felt like I had absolutely no choice anymore. (I used a LOT the 1st time so it affected me worse than it might others, maybe someone out there had it worse their 1st time, who am I to know)
Story 3 was a big risk - if there was multiple witnesses (the author himself notes that every house in the community turned on its lights/was disturbed by the music, and would have wanted to track down and hold the perpetrator to account) to whom the noisy house really was, then no amount of covering up would have helped. The police could have also been crafty, and left an officer/witness nearby on foot, and they'd have easily seen what was going on after the car left. The notion that nobody else would have called this in and pointed the finger, which would have exonerated the neighbor, makes this not impossible, but arguably implausible. It was a big risk that the police didn't decide to do simple division, approach other homes for witnesses, or even obtain entry to the home (if they believed the home was actually occupied, as per multiple witnesses, but they were hiding, depending on what country you're in, that can give grounds for entry, but not in others) - I wouldn't want to risk my family getting arrested on chance.
@@realulli Not quite sure how that circles the square with any reason you're responding to. How'd any of the third party neighbours (most of the potential witnesses) know that the annoying neighbor was the only witness who acted to call? They cannot knowing withhold out of malice against the pest neighbor if they don't know the pest was the caller, which they won't unless they're omniscient/have a good explanation to. It's a mighty big assumption that nobody doesn't have the foresight of a god and doesn't speak freely - and then you're back to an angry wife and sister getting arrested for this long shot scheme.
Everytime I hear about a "Pacist going to War" Story it reminds me of one of Bugs Bunny's Iconic lines: "Of Course you realize this means War", everytime Bugs Bunny has ever said that the outcome is his' opponent losing
The EMT's refer to themselves as the medi cab to transport them from their current location to the place they want to travel to. As soon they arrive at the ER ambulance bay they get off the stretcher & walk to their desired destination.
About a decade ago, in my hometown, there was a big increase in people faking health issues in order to go to the regional medical center. When the reached the hospital the person went to their regularly scheduled medical appointments. These individuals just didn’t want to take the city bus. I am not exactly sure how they did this but the Government cracked down & the scammers ended up being forced to for cost of the ambulance.
1) Way to go OP, it's always nice when just deserts are served. 2) It's good you found a way to stop his BS. 3) I loathe HOA's and am glad you did not belong to one and were able to get your revenge on that POS neighbor who had been filing false reports on you. Well done.
Yes, I rolled my eyes when he said he had no trouble with the landlady not wanting minorities in her building (cause he's probably not a minority). He only used that when he wanted to ruin that woman. But allez, no minorities where hurt in the making of thís story!
@@shopece8807 OP says they get on with their Black coworkers and they were willing to help, but I wonder what they would think of OP if they knew OP was perfectly fine with renting from a racist until they were personally wronged.
After hearing the Operation Destroy Duplex story I actually clapped my hands together. I'm sitting in a Starbucks, clapping my hands like a moron, while people stare, & I don't care. That was so awesome.
Story 2: The ambulance story...how does the guy guarantee which hospital he is even taken to? Surely the ambulance drivers have a certain amount of discretion in that matter...
Depending on where you live you do have some choice, depending on what you are going for. Major motor vehicle collision? You're going to the trauma center, end of story. Broken ankle? You can go to any hospital pretty much. Some ERs don't have imaging available 24/7.
The boy who called 911 should be the title of the ambulance story. One of these days he’ll be in cardiac arrest and the police will be at the scene first instead of medical personnel and it’ll be too late to save him
Daycare is expensive, and usually a unlicensed one offers reasonable rates. With that said, parents should still do their due diligence in insuring that their children are being well cared for. I know several people who offer daycare from their homes and are not licensed, but they are extremely well run. I would have done exactly what OP did if I noticed that behavior from any daycare provider licensed or not! Good job OP for looking out for the kids and putting “Crotchrot” in her place!
While I definitely agree with the revenge meted out against the landlord and against "Crotchrot", I kinda have to agree with Crotchrot that it's stupid to move into a daycare and not expect a lot of chaotic noise. I've always assumed that anything with children is going to involve noise that I want no part of, but maybe that's just me.
Story 2: It'd be nice if the same laws applied to this kind of thing as if someone filed a false police report.. instant karma. And the city's resources wouldn't be wasted on idiots!
We had a similar situation as in story 2; we solved it by notifying the PD when we got a call for him. They staked out the drug house and raided it as soon as he entered the crib. Problem solved...
If I were the Ambulance Driver, I'd quietly text the Police while Shit-for-Brains (SfB) was being loaded to send a Plain-Clothes Officer to corner to watch for an imanent Drug Buy by (SfB) as he called 911 for a ride to the Hospital... If I were the Ambulance Service, I'd Sue Shit-for-Brains for ALL the Ambulance Rides he's taken that haven't been paid for by Medicare/Medicaid because (SfB) never entered the Hospital...
Regarding the duplex / daycare story: the landlady could not have "evicted" him that quickly. What she did was possibly terminate the lease / rental agreement and given him until some date to move out. The lease would have spelled out the conditions for doing this. If OP had ignored the move out date, THEN she would have had to start the eviction process, which is a legal process involving court in which OP could have appealed. If the court had decided to evict, you would have a certain amount of time to vacate before the sheriff shows up and physically removes you. At least this is how it works in every state I've ever heard of.
Wait... How is dude from story 1 not a Karen? He had no problem living somewhere with a racist landlord and had no problem with kids being looked after by a moron, until he was insulted. If she had just put some tables between his wall and them, and he had his silence, he wouldn't care.
The last story makes no sense. All the other neighbors would tell the police that there was loud music playing until a couple of minutes before they arrived. Plus they’re all going to hate OP for doing that. He just made every neighbor side with the one who hates him.
Story #1. Roughly $200+ *minimum* per kid and she has 10 kids. She is making 100K a year watching those 10 kids. I'm sure the IRS would like to know this... As in... report her and collect 10% of the findings.
Honestly it worries me how much it costs to call an ambulance in America…. I live in the UK and our ambulances are free to call for. Occasionally there’ll be an advert telling us how much it costs the NHS for each medical service (this is aimed at cutting costs to the NHS by stopping extraneous calls, for instance wanting a lift to hospital when you don’t necessarily need one) The last ad campaign I saw said this- ‘Calling an ambulance-£247 Stepping into A&E-£124 Stepping into a GPsurgery-£32 A call to NHS 111-£16 A click on NHS choices website-£0.46. Stop, think, and choose well.’ Those costs are what it costs the NHS, not what it costs you. The whole medical service is actually free for us to use as many times as we need to, with the exception of NHS dentistry (£24 band 1 which includes cleaning and X-rays, £65 band 2 which includes band 1 plus tooth removal, filling etc, and £282 which includes all of the above plus crowns and dentures). Shocking how a supposedly first world country treats it taxpayers who need help medically.
As a nurse I can say we have had many patients do drugs in their rooms or outside the building. Especially if they had a central line IV they love that.
Normally if someone moves in next to an existing business, farm, etc, I'm on the side of the business. Not this time. Last story, anyone else reminded of Home Alone?
Story 1. Op is not an Ally. He only care about discrimination because he was beyond inconvenienced by a daycare that he knew was being run next door to him prior to moving in. He doesn't know how the children were being cared for, only that they were noisy. And for the ppl talking mess about the parents that use her, most parents that use ppl like that do it out of necessity. It's easy to say they should find someone else when you aren't the one that has to pay for it. OP is an AH and very complicit in discrimination. End of story
Story 1: I feel uncomfortable how okay OP was with racism when it didn’t affect him and how okay he was using his minority friends like tools for his vendetta when it suits him.
A little (okay A LOT) of me hopes at least one of the co-workers comes across this and figures him out. OP was really proud of themselves for how they finessed them in too smh.
@@shopece8807 All three co-workers were aware of the situation and had agreed to help OP out. It bothers me too that he didn't call out the racism when he first saw it, but the fact that the landlord eventually got caught and sued is a good thing.
@@HelenWheelsUtah Nah I mean if they were aware that OP did NOT CARE the lady was racist at first and chose to ignore that at first. Sure don't seem like it and I listened to that part 3 different times,
I have major issues with people who assume a profession to be easy & don't consider the public protection aspect; training, insurance, identity checks - all that boring shit. Which driving isn't that hard- Taxis are licenced for the protection of the public. One of the cardinal rules for women out at night - NEVER get into an unlicensed cab. Unlicensed child care = unvetted access to children = a magnet for the wrong kind of people . If an business has licensing in place in the 21st century, that's a sure sign there was something GD awful happening when it wasn't.
@@Janenba Totaly moot. Everyone needs to eat. Equally important; protecting the public from random perverts working as childminders. It really sounds like a shithole country if that's the two options - starvation or the wild west of letting anyone try their hand at anything, irrespective of background or competence. "Professional licensing laws are BS". So, back to the time of unregulated doctors, dentists, electricians, gas engineers, heck, why bother with driving licences. Why bother with any qualifications, these days reading some shit on facebook seems to make people think they know better than experts.
i'm just gonna put it out there that these license laws for daycares (from the 1st story) are very important. the lady could have easily been trafficking those kids unbeknownst to the parents. this happens a LOT more than you would think.
First story - so OP was fine with having a racist landlord who was illegally blocking minorities from renting in her apartment, but she is all about injustice? Bs
Perfect thing to listen to as I prepare for a date! Really hope my partner and I don't encounter any wild Karens! Love the videos as always, and Fluff you better be treating Stevo well for the holidays!
Story 2: I don't necessarily disagree with your assessment -- because that dude is totally taking advantage of emergency services -- but I would like to point out that there are countries that have medical facilities designed for safe usage of certain drugs and that double as social services buildings.
In Illinois, she would not be able to watch 10 children in her home daycare. She would lose her license or if she was unlicensed she would never be able to get a license if found out. She would quite quickly have a DCFS case against her.
The noisy neighbor and HOA stories remind me of one I heard a while back. A bunch of young guys renting a house would have outrageously loud all-night drunken bashes pretty much every weekend. So one morning-after, the disgusted neighbor made a charitable call upon the young men. One kid, seriously hungover, answered the door to find his kind, caring neighbor bearing a large platter of runny over-easy eggs and smoked oysters, saying here, you'll need some serious protein after all that drinking, and shoved it right under the kid's nose. The kid's eyes bugged out, he clasped both hands over his mouth and dashed for, presumably, the bathroom. The neighbor yelled after him that he'd be happy to do that anytime they had a party!! Problem solved; no more parties. This was a thing of beauty.....
I remember anyone can get away with anything before the phone camera came along and I miss those times when I used to light off illegal fireworks then getting away before cops but with cameras in most places it's a difficult task not to get caught anymore. Fun times.😏
We have belonged to two HOAs (one quite large) and neither of them could give fines or otherwise punish people. For grievous offenses (which never happened) the HOA could put a lien on the property. The HOA members have gotten angry at home owners who tried to use them as their private police. “My neighbor is parking his car in the lane. Stop him.” They should be talking to their neighbor. It’s not the HOAs duty to do that. The HOA did nothing and eventually the neighbors figured it out.
Hi Fluff. The call before you haul is a real thing. My hubby, his mom and I moved into an apartment. When I had to call the ambulance for my MIL, a police car came and asked if some person I never met lived there. After a few times of this they finally took the apartment off of the call before you haul list.
Story 2: Wait, so if the police are just not going to transfer the guy, what if he actually needs a hospital for all those heart infections they mentioned? I'm sure that since they know him, they'll La-Di-Da their way to his house and find him dead on his door step because they took their time. This is 2022, we don't need to teach people the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf by letting them die. Just charge him with mis-use of the emergency services line and call it a fuckin' day.
Story 1 Wow that’s, a lot of money for a ambulance. In Zealand, you only pay $90 dollars, each time you ring up for a ambulance. If you join saint johns, which is $100 dollars a year, you get back the $90 dollars, every time you call a ambulance
My only concern in the first story is that OP was perfectly indifferent to the landlady's racism until it suited him to use it to get back at her for unjustly evicting him. It's just discomforting to know his "concern" was born strictly out of his own self-interest. Tacky and socially irresponsible.
Story 1: 2 parts. 1st. Great work on helping those kids. 2nd. "Operation duplex destruction" I don't believe destruction was had unless the racist lost the building completely.
My ex was one of those who would call the cops for the slightest peep from the neighbors. Yes we did live in a condo so some noises were to be expected. But I’m telling you sometimes I would have to put my ear to the wall only to barely hear their tv or whatever. And I am talking barely. Needless to say I did mention she is my ex?
The last story reminds of the Tale "The Boy who cried Wolf". Moral of the Story is. If you keep on lying and when you do actually tell the truth, no one will believe you. And that scummy Neighbour learned that lesson the hard way. Even when OP actually DID cause Noise to teach him a lesson.
The unintentional music stopping abruptly after 2:20 after mentioning the name Crotchrot had me in stitches. Almost as if the music was startled and saying, "Wait, what?" 🤣
I had a neighbour next door, who rented from an owner who had previously lived there and was still a very good friend. At first I got along fine with the new people, although I started to keep my distance when I realized the wife, had a habit of calling the police and by laws officers on people who annoyed her. Then she decided to start on me. First she ordered her doormat husband to stop talking with me. Then she called the police and made a false claim, and the second I had closed the door on the police I phoned my friend the owner of her house and offered her fair market value for the house. She accepted my offer. I spent the next couple of weeks calling the police every time the neighbours got loud and unruly, and being drug addicts that happened every night. By the time I had possession I had a dozen valid reasons for summary eviction. Problem solved. Don't screw with your neighbours when they can buy and sell you a dozen times.
That fake “patient” problem is easy enough to take care of: when he refuses to enter the ER, call the sheriffs department and press charges on him for abusing the 911 system. It happens all the time, I don’t know what was preventing you from doing that.
Harassment Story: OP is lucky that the neighbour didn't have a camcorder to record the house to show the Police... That would have caused his scheme to backfire on him and his Wife in a hurry...
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan even so first real offense they may get a warning whether its a softer or firmer warning idk itd depend on how annoyed the officers are but i doubt they'd get into too much trouble
At the time that was related in the story (i.e. before cell phones) camcorders were still very expensive (over a thousand dollars US), and very few private citizens were going to shell out for one. That's not lucky, it's being in the know. The OP was a two-way radio guy, well up on his tech awareness.
It took everything for me not to scroll past the first story. Happy to turn a blind eye when they can benefit but still probably think they're a good person.
Cant believe the first story, they said “it turns out that discrimination and choosing your tenants based on race it’s illegal” not shit Sherlock. Anybody could have told you that. Discriminations is illegal on all aspects of life and law. The only exceptions to choosing people based on race or ethnicity it’s for acting jobs, financial aid, etc.
I am a paramedic in California for a reasonably busy Fire Department. We have an obligation to transport everyone but we also can get signed refusals. I know that if I had a patient who was abusing the system my chief would do the same as OPs supervisor and Medical Director. Good to see more stories involving EMS.
duplex take down story - that daycare is absolutely disgusting!!! can you imagine what you would feel if you knew your kid is being taken care of and handled by a person with STD?
OP in the first story was kinda cruddy. First they said the landlord didn't want to rent to POC's, but that wasn't their business as long as they were able to rent a place. Then they turned around and said that they aren't one to sit around while an injustice is being committed. And finally, they employ the help of their black coworkers to take down the landlord. All of a sudden they care about POC's being discriminated against, when it benefits THEM to take the landlord down! It's the fake activism and exploiting BLK folk for me! 🤷🏾♀️
@@LunchboxLex even awful people can do things to good ends now and then. (They are still awful people who deserves their own poetic justice for their own offenses)
I used to know an ambulance driver here in the UK where, thanks to the glory of the NHS, the service is free at point of use. He was full of stories of the service being abused. One of his "regulars" always insisted on taking a photo of his "saviours" and had a cork board covered in such pictures, His ambition, apparently, was to have a picture of "Every ambulance-driver in Essex." The truth was that he was a sad and lonely man, who just wanted some human interaction.
In uk. They send a motorcycle Paramedic first and if it’s serious they call for the big one. Unless it’s a child, then they send the big one right away.
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My sister had her two little boys in a private daycare, and one day the oldest boy mentioned that the daycare lady "smelled funny". She drops by unannounced the next time the boys were there. Sure enough, the lady was drinking. Sis pulled the boys right then and there.
If you have your children in daycare, licenced or not, make it a point to drop by unannounced, on different days and times. If they protest, I'd worry about why they're protesting.
The same is true of extended care for adults and seniors. Just showing up at random times keeps them on their toes.
@@mbyerly9680 , absolutely! Anytime someone vulnerable is being cared for there is, unfortunately, the possibility of abuse. It's a f-ed up reality.
Yes. Trust but verify.
Story 3: What a creative way to put down a nasty neighbor.
Yep it was very sweet revenge!!!!!!!XD
These days, it would probably end up on the local news and the HOA would be hit with a restraining order
She definitely was NOT taking care of those kids. With all of the noise and more importantly yelling something is not right.
Also lady seems kinda of shady. I mean child licensing is different from each state but, If she is overrun by children, there is only one adult, and and 13 people in 1000 feet square area? I’m sure she is violating a lot of laws.
Honestly, even if she was licensed and qualified, having this many small children in such a small space is always going to be noisy. The real issue here is: are they actually sitting inside all day? That's the first sign of a really bad day care ...
The moment I heard more than 10 kids. I knew where this story was going. I'm less all 10 kids are yours, you can't legally watch that many.
He was exaggerating, he even hints at it. Kids are noisy, if they are NOT noisy, that is when you worry. The guy was an asshole.
My bf owned a townhouse until a few years ago, and he quickly learned the names of 2 of his neighbor's kids: "fuck" and "no". She screamed their names at them constantly, and always in that order. The walls weren't very thin, but we easily heard her.
I'd absolutely hate to end up in a HOA type community. I wouldn't want to be forced to be the same as everyone else.
Not all HOAs are the same. I live in one, and it essentially exists to cover costs of maintaining a shared Fish pond and acting as a mediator for neighbor disputes.
@@davidharshman7645 As it should be, from what I understand (there is no HOA here in Canada). If the HOA is basically a tyrannical rule on the neighborhood, it shouldn't exist.
I'm not from US. But have lived in a HOA for the last 20 years, with no issues. Remember that when you see bad stories on the net, they are not representative. A well working HOA will not end up in any stories you see or hear about.
Same with most other things too - it's the bad people that makes the headlines.
@@sorcikator993
Big part of the reason I wish I lived there.
Sure, we're starting to get dome of those self sustaining sky rises like in Toronto, but that's one of the few things I like about my country.
Racist aholes, corrupt officials, a defunct media, and a military industrial complex and corporate benefactors held above everything else.
It's disgusting to live here.
I'm lucky enough to be where I am now, but we don't do shit about Flint Michigan but am supposed to give a damn about some middle eastern country who wouldn't give a damn about us if we didn't target their own people and impose sanctions leafing to a health and hunger crisis in the middle east abroad in the first place...
I'd love to travel when things open up, but I'm afraid of the completely justified hate towards our country being directed towards me by my defacto U.S. status...
@@thehowlinggamer5784 Yeah, I get you. Canada isn't perfect, we have our own lot of corruption and idiots, but I admit I wouldn't want to live in the US.
The story with the HOA and the guy who kept calling the police on him OP’s plan was very risky. What if other neighbors called to explain? Ones that had less history of misuse of police services?
If your very excuse involves admitting that you can't handle the number of kids you're responsible for, WHY DO YOU HAVE THAT MANY KIDS THERE? Even if it weren't such a TINY apartment (I've had sheds/workshops bigger than that!), she KNEW that she either needed to reduce the number or hire help, as what if instead of just making noise, one of the children electrocuted themselves in an exposed outlet, and she didn't notice? SECONDS matter at that point when it comes to whether EMTs will be able to save their life.
She didn't care. She'd probably take 10 more kids, if their parents are paying!
The ambulance story. Me personally I would also call the DEA and explain the situation in hopes that they would watch the guy arresting all who would buy from him and supply him.
I would have thought thered would be some law to prevent this sort of thing in the first place.
Depends on the area, I am gonna guess that if you have a heroin dealer just down the road from a hospital then crime rates are probably very high so cops are likely over worked and have to prioritise by severity of incidents so gun and knife crime over people killing them selves slowly with drugs...
Unfortunately most people who send their children to an unlicensed don't care about regulations. They just want someone to watch their kids for less money.
But there are some very good caretakers who run unlicensed daycares. I've known a couple of them myself. They just can't afford all of the requirements to get a license. But they also don't watch 10 or 12 kids all at once, so they technically don't need a license.
@@rebeccahetrick6576 agreed. Plenty of people watch their family members kids not because the parents don't care, but because they trust the family member and yes...its cheaper, which means affordable.
A lot of people don't consider the fact that many single mothers live off the system because that's pretty much their only choice. Most daycares cost as much as your entire min wage paycheck, making it not even worth working just to send your kids away. So having cheaper or free options like that is almost always preferable. It's not about not caring about your kids, it's about not having enough affordable choices. Plus, why not have grandma or auntie watch them!?
I would worry about a larger practice such as that lady has set up. More than 5 kids is a bit much for one person, hence by law, it's supposed to be one adult to 5 kids.
@@Rhaenarys Well most single mothers are due to stupid life choices or assholes who knock them up and leave
FWIW, while living there, OP had no way to prove that the landlady was being racist; all he had was the assumption that that's what was happening, given her comments. Only after his apartment was up for rent again could he effect a sting operation to prove her active racism and discrimination.
Exactly! Some many people on comments claiming he was crap for staying there and not speaking up don't get it: if you cannot prove it, then all you are is whiny to the authorities.
Story 3: I'm guessing that OP could have obtained a copy of the HOA rules and found a few things that the nasty neighbor wasn't following and had him have to pay the real fines while he laughed not having to do anything. Or better still, broken one of the decorating rules by planting a single sunflower in his yard or something. Probably didn't need to get the cops involved.
Remember that his house wasn't part of the HOA development, and therefore not subject to the rules and regs. That neighbor was being an interfering, controlling pest.
@@rickraber1249 indeed, which is why he could have turned the HOA rules against him. I'm sure the pesky neighbor was violating a few of them and all the OP had to do would have been to report it.
So, Op only reports the landlady when her actions affect him, instead of reporting her from the onset! "...not my problem?" M-m-m-m!
Where did it say OP knew she was racist? They only found out about the law after they did some research on rental laws. They may have had an idea she was but, need hard evidence to prove it. The woke left calls everyone that disagrees with them a racist. So just saying someone is a racist doesn't mean shit anymore.
exactly
@@huntjl88 uhm I quote the OP stated that landlord had implied that she'd had quite a few other people look at the place, but that these weren't the sort of people she wanted moving in. It was heavily implied, though never explicitly stated, that she wouldn't allow minorities to movie into her duplexes. I really didn't care, as it was none of my business. Yeah, so sit with that foolish woke left(talking out your backside). P.S. if you weren't so anti-left and actually used your brain, she never called OP a racists, she showed her dismay how he said it wasn't his business to report it until something was done with him. So, I know you were trying to sound smart but reading is a fundamental and you just look completely ignorant. Once again Shakila Jenkins, didn't call the OP racists, you just put words in her mouth.
@@suzettes.3904 JLHunt didn't say op was racist... They were saying about op talking about the landlady being racist. Maybe you need to learn to properly read people's comments. Not trying to be rude or anything, I'm just saying...
It isn't that clever to rent and attack your land lord. It's way better to wait until you live somewhere else.
The third story is classic gaslighting. I bet they made the neighbor think they were crazy.
A 10 child daycare with only 1 caretaker?! Is that even legal?!
It would be illegal in most states.
I believe the limit is 4 per adult? In most areas
No, hence why social workers responded to the call
Darkfluff: "Hope you guys got your daily dose of revenge."
Me: NEVER!!
"i'm one person watching ten kids" I'm a music ed major. I had to observe other music teachers working in the field. these teachers' classrooms would often have upwards of 20 kids...per hour. every hour they'd get a new class, which means these teachers would have to contend with almost the entirety of the school by the end of the week...w
...Some of the most organized classrooms i've ever seen.
I once had neighbors who had 9 children. They were the best behaved of all the kids in the neighborhood.
Yes, but the difference is these were younger than school age, or else they'd have been in school. Little kids can be exhausting and distracting as all get-out. Plus she had them 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Little different from having up to or over 20 older kids for 50 minutes at a time, and you can send them to the office if they misbehave.
@@rickraber1249 define older, because many of these classes were Pre-K and kindergarten.
I'm not defending that woman, believe me. Sounds like reasonably good little kids, and a darn good teacher. Must also be good admin.
Story 1: So renting from an openly racist person wasn’t an issue. But then she wronged you and now its time to bring her discrimination to light…
yup. complicit people like that are just as shitty as the racists themselves..
Exactly my thoughts.
For most people, it's not worth their time to go out of their way to cut people down for wrongdoings.
But when you give them an excuse to, now nothing is stopping them from putting you in your place, because they have a moral (and often legal) standing that can't be refuted. Humans are good at turning negative emotions into benefits. A number of inventions or accomplishments, for example, came about because someone said 'you can't do that'.
Is it right to let someone who's conducting illegal or obviously immoral activity go just because it's not directly affecting you? no.
but in no way does that make them as bad as the people conducting such activities.
Additionally, starting a fight with the person who owns your house can and will always cause problems for you, and cops can be pretty iffy on helping people. Him getting an eviction notice gave him a method to prove the landlord's discrimination while also preventing her from giving him backlash for fighting her.
Yea op is a bit of a hypocrite
Happens a lot in these stories. Restaurant violating health codes? Don't do anything until you've been fired.
Oh, man, I hate HOAs! If I had a place surrounded by one without being part of it or opted out of one being formed, I would have had sooooo much fun with my decor, especially if the rules were stupidly strict. House painted outrageous colors? Check. Iv'e given the house behind me the nickname of 'Easter Egg' because it's pink and purple. Dragon statue in the front? Double check. Demand picket fence in front? Well, I prefer my flowering hedge. Try to screw me with stupid fines? See you in court.
The story of the landlord and daycare, I wasn't feeling. The OP clearly stated that he didn't care about her being racists and that it wasn't his/her business but as soon as he/her gets done wrong, now you care about her being racists. It's crazy.
I’m not surprised, a lot of people don’t care for discrimination unless it affects them. It’s a huge red flag to have a racist landlord. They are clearly going to be a problem and anybody who is their friend are a problem.
I felt the same way
First story, couldn't help but notice OP claims to hate injustice... but doesn't care about the discrimination until they can use it as ammo in revenge... So if they hadn't been inconvenienced, they wouldn't have done anything about racist landlady?
well for one its called minding your own buisness, but as you know, it became his buisness. secondly, someone else likely would done this to her if op didnt, she just encouraged op to do it instead.
@@TK-7193 nah that's not how hating injustice works. that's how being self serving with a superiority complex works
@@RaspberryHugs no, i dont search for injustice like a goaless mongrol, i deal with injustice as i find it, or rather, whennit comes to me. and no, i dont have a superiority complex, just because i am superior.
Yeah, you got OP there
@@TK-7193 lol what the actual fuck op literally pointed out the injustice in the first line. Nobody needed to go searching.
I didn't like how OP1 handled things. He only cared about the illegal things happening around him when they started to bother him. But it was wrong from the start.
That's how most people are.
Right. He was ok with her illegally discriminating people based off the color of their skin because it's "none of his business". And that's how discrimination and racist thinking gets normalized. White people feel they don't have an obligation to speak up.
In fact, he still did not care about the landlady's discrimination. He only used it to get revenge.
@@PB-cf9vq *Grabs popcorn* Ooh, this is about to get good.
A lot of pro revenge stories like that sadly
From story 2: When I was on fire rescue we also had one of those people, but the lady who would call just wanted company. So, on a regular basis we would often drive up and just spend some time with her. We did it mainly because knew she was just lonely and wanted some company. On her last days we would make sure someone was with her all the time. She even told us "I have never felt so loved as I do with you all here". From the last story: I too was big on the CB radio. I even had a base system in my house. I was the owner of a warehouse where I ran my business. One day my neighbor over heard me talking about my business over the radio. Apparently it bled onto his TV or radio I wasn't sure which. I had the police come to my house and ask me about my business dealings. I showed the police all of my permits and anything else they wanted. I too then did almost like OP and baited my neighbor into thinking I was running a huge drug operation out of the warehouse. I was more than happy to allow the police free reign on searching the warehouse. After they left the charged my neighbor with miss use of police resources and filing a false police report.
The story about the addicted person is a very good example of why cities need to have more social workers who know how to deal with the mental health crisis that is addiction. While this guy is most likely a jerk sober, as well as when he's using, there are many times when addicted people just need someone to talk to, a person who can help them, help themselves. It's a difficult disease to overcome, but with help, it's achievable.
As an addict in recovery, I fully agree. Sometimes the only thing we need to get down that sober path is just one person who supports you, or even just to talk to.
@@christanelson2892 congratulations on your ongoing sobriety. Unfortunately, addiction, like all mental health issues, is still seen as a character flaw by some ignorant people. Kindness and compassion can do so much to help people. And kindness costs nothing to give someone, and it could actually save a life. Both of my parents had the disease of alcohol addiction, and both achieved their sobriety before their untimely deaths. I hope your 2022 is absolutely stellar! You deserve it lady, and I admire your strength of character in overcoming such a big hurdle. Congratulations once again!
@@louisejohnson6057 thank you!! It took me too long to finally get onto this path, and honestly if it weren't for me getting arrested and being put into our Drug Court, I wouldn't have made it. Originally yes I did plan on doing the whole "fake it til I make it" thing and stay sober for UAs, go to meetings and the whole shebang just to graduate and get the charge dropped. My lawyer said to me that he saw who I could be if given the chance, he wanted to help me have that chance by getting me into the program...he told me that no matter how horrible I thought I was, no matter how badly I thought I couldn't be saved and wasnt worth the effort, (my own words from previous covos with him) that I deserved the chance to try and make that untrue, and that I wasn't horrible I just did what I thought I needed to do to survive, and that everyone is worth saving. And his words stuck with me and as time went on and I went to those meetings and those group classes, got on methadone to help with the cravings (heroin and meth addiction for me) eventually it turned from faking it to wanting to truly do it and be it. I think it was the day I woke up, and realized that I actually liked looking back at myself in the mirror. No longer did I see a girl I hated being, a girl I had once sworn i'd never be - doing things to survive that I swore I'd never do - I saw *me* like the true version of myself that I kept hidden under all the drugs and fuckery and kept beaten down, shoved behind a mask. I'm proud of everything I've overcome to be where and who I am today, and also of every other addict who has made their way to sobriety. And every day, I say a prayer for those of us still lost and suffering. It only takes one simple act of kidness, one gesture, a kind word, even sometimes just a hug or an ear to listen.
@@christanelson2892 it sounds like you were your own worst enemy. I'm so glad that the universe placed that amazing lawyer in your path. It sounds like he is a gem. And so are you. You're the one who did the hard work of facing all the, as you so aptly put it, fuckery that life can bring. You must be so proud of yourself, as you should be. You sound awesome!
@@louisejohnson6057 oh definitely. Anytime someone would say "I hate you" I'd think "ooohhhh but not more than I hate myself, that'd be something magical." But now - now I hype myself up like I'm the fucking Queen of England. I'm a boss ass bitch who went through hell and came out the other side smiling. I know there's other things that are socially considered worse than addiction and might get upset with me calling it hell, but it was. It is. Addiction is just as bad as being injured from an accident, or getting cancer. People say addiction is a choice, but let me tell you this: my first time using, yes that was my choice. But after that, it felt like I had absolutely no choice anymore. (I used a LOT the 1st time so it affected me worse than it might others, maybe someone out there had it worse their 1st time, who am I to know)
quick fact: everyone on this video hasnt skipped once because we're loyal to fluff
yeah to jump to the comments section without watching the actual video
Story 3 was a big risk - if there was multiple witnesses (the author himself notes that every house in the community turned on its lights/was disturbed by the music, and would have wanted to track down and hold the perpetrator to account) to whom the noisy house really was, then no amount of covering up would have helped. The police could have also been crafty, and left an officer/witness nearby on foot, and they'd have easily seen what was going on after the car left. The notion that nobody else would have called this in and pointed the finger, which would have exonerated the neighbor, makes this not impossible, but arguably implausible. It was a big risk that the police didn't decide to do simple division, approach other homes for witnesses, or even obtain entry to the home (if they believed the home was actually occupied, as per multiple witnesses, but they were hiding, depending on what country you're in, that can give grounds for entry, but not in others) - I wouldn't want to risk my family getting arrested on chance.
Maybe that harassing neighbor was actually a big shot in the HOA and not very well liked...
@@realulli Not quite sure how that circles the square with any reason you're responding to. How'd any of the third party neighbours (most of the potential witnesses) know that the annoying neighbor was the only witness who acted to call? They cannot knowing withhold out of malice against the pest neighbor if they don't know the pest was the caller, which they won't unless they're omniscient/have a good explanation to. It's a mighty big assumption that nobody doesn't have the foresight of a god and doesn't speak freely - and then you're back to an angry wife and sister getting arrested for this long shot scheme.
Everytime I hear about a "Pacist going to War" Story it reminds me of one of Bugs Bunny's Iconic lines: "Of Course you realize this means War", everytime Bugs Bunny has ever said that the outcome is his' opponent losing
Always uploading the minute my second break ends. Are you in cahoots with my bosses? Lol
The EMT's refer to themselves as the medi cab to transport them from their current location to the place they want to travel to. As soon they arrive at the ER ambulance bay they get off the stretcher & walk to their desired destination.
About a decade ago, in my hometown, there was a big increase in people faking health issues in order to go to the regional medical center. When the reached the hospital the person went to their regularly scheduled medical appointments. These individuals just didn’t want to take the city bus.
I am not exactly sure how they did this but the Government cracked down & the scammers ended up being forced to for cost of the ambulance.
1) Way to go OP, it's always nice when just deserts are served.
2) It's good you found a way to stop his BS.
3) I loathe HOA's and am glad you did not belong to one and were able to get your revenge on that POS neighbor who had been filing false reports on you. Well done.
Story 2: Another episode of why you should never do or deal drugs
I'm glad most people seem to agree that the OP in the 1st story is also kind of a dbag.
How?
Yes, I rolled my eyes when he said he had no trouble with the landlady not wanting minorities in her building (cause he's probably not a minority). He only used that when he wanted to ruin that woman. But allez, no minorities where hurt in the making of thís story!
@@rollfaceonkeyboard wth do you mean how? Act obtuse somewhere else.
@@femarily9493 they were....they got used by that dbag too....probably think he's a friend.
@@shopece8807 OP says they get on with their Black coworkers and they were willing to help, but I wonder what they would think of OP if they knew OP was perfectly fine with renting from a racist until they were personally wronged.
DarkFluff-------- your so personable when you do the reading of each story... I think it goes without saying We love you too!
It probably helps that he actually reads the stories and is not like the ones who use software to read them...or he has really, really good software.
The guy making false reports should get fined for false reports and a restraining order far enough to force him to move
After hearing the Operation Destroy Duplex story I actually clapped my hands together. I'm sitting in a Starbucks, clapping my hands like a moron, while people stare, & I don't care. That was so awesome.
Story 2: The ambulance story...how does the guy guarantee which hospital he is even taken to? Surely the ambulance drivers have a certain amount of discretion in that matter...
Depending on where you live you do have some choice, depending on what you are going for. Major motor vehicle collision? You're going to the trauma center, end of story. Broken ankle? You can go to any hospital pretty much. Some ERs don't have imaging available 24/7.
The boy who called 911 should be the title of the ambulance story. One of these days he’ll be in cardiac arrest and the police will be at the scene first instead of medical personnel and it’ll be too late to save him
Daycare is expensive, and usually a unlicensed one offers reasonable rates. With that said, parents should still do their due diligence in insuring that their children are being well cared for. I know several people who offer daycare from their homes and are not licensed, but they are extremely well run. I would have done exactly what OP did if I noticed that behavior from any daycare provider licensed or not! Good job OP for looking out for the kids and putting “Crotchrot” in her place!
Last story, Give OP a five star rating, so so sweet and clever.
While I definitely agree with the revenge meted out against the landlord and against "Crotchrot", I kinda have to agree with Crotchrot that it's stupid to move into a daycare and not expect a lot of chaotic noise. I've always assumed that anything with children is going to involve noise that I want no part of, but maybe that's just me.
Story 2: It'd be nice if the same laws applied to this kind of thing as if someone filed a false police report.. instant karma. And the city's resources wouldn't be wasted on idiots!
I honestly love HOA prudes getting ruined.
We had a similar situation as in story 2; we solved it by notifying the PD when we got a call for him. They staked out the drug house and raided it as soon as he entered the crib. Problem solved...
Story 2 : Where is the AH cop when you need them? This is one time I wouldn’t mind watching an AH cop pull all his power on the Heroin dude….
If I were the Ambulance Driver, I'd quietly text the Police while Shit-for-Brains (SfB) was being loaded to send a Plain-Clothes Officer to corner to watch for an imanent Drug Buy by (SfB) as he called 911 for a ride to the Hospital...
If I were the Ambulance Service, I'd Sue Shit-for-Brains for ALL the Ambulance Rides he's taken that haven't been paid for by Medicare/Medicaid because (SfB) never entered the Hospital...
Regarding the duplex / daycare story: the landlady could not have "evicted" him that quickly. What she did was possibly terminate the lease / rental agreement and given him until some date to move out. The lease would have spelled out the conditions for doing this. If OP had ignored the move out date, THEN she would have had to start the eviction process, which is a legal process involving court in which OP could have appealed. If the court had decided to evict, you would have a certain amount of time to vacate before the sheriff shows up and physically removes you. At least this is how it works in every state I've ever heard of.
Wait... How is dude from story 1 not a Karen? He had no problem living somewhere with a racist landlord and had no problem with kids being looked after by a moron, until he was insulted. If she had just put some tables between his wall and them, and he had his silence, he wouldn't care.
Yeah, OP presents themselves as some kind of hero, but really they only did something about unsafe kids and racist landlady out of self-interest.
The last story makes no sense. All the other neighbors would tell the police that there was loud music playing until a couple of minutes before they arrived. Plus they’re all going to hate OP for doing that. He just made every neighbor side with the one who hates him.
Anyone else not a fan of OP #1? That whole thing was just kinda, wrong in a way
I think it's the whole, claims to hate injustice but will only do something about racist discrimination when it serves their own purposes.
Feeling the same. Getting the neighbor would have been enough, but sicing the NAACP against the landlord was too much.
Really I’d sue personally for housing discrimination against the lady in the first story as well as the racial housing discrimination.
Prove she discriminated against someone. It is almost impossible to prove.
Story #1. Roughly $200+ *minimum* per kid and she has 10 kids. She is making 100K a year watching those 10 kids. I'm sure the IRS would like to know this... As in... report her and collect 10% of the findings.
I bet the CPS and police made sure the IRS found out too...
Honestly it worries me how much it costs to call an ambulance in America…. I live in the UK and our ambulances are free to call for. Occasionally there’ll be an advert telling us how much it costs the NHS for each medical service (this is aimed at cutting costs to the NHS by stopping extraneous calls, for instance wanting a lift to hospital when you don’t necessarily need one)
The last ad campaign I saw said this-
‘Calling an ambulance-£247
Stepping into A&E-£124
Stepping into a GPsurgery-£32
A call to NHS 111-£16
A click on NHS choices website-£0.46.
Stop, think, and choose well.’
Those costs are what it costs the NHS, not what it costs you. The whole medical service is actually free for us to use as many times as we need to, with the exception of NHS dentistry (£24 band 1 which includes cleaning and X-rays, £65 band 2 which includes band 1 plus tooth removal, filling etc, and £282 which includes all of the above plus crowns and dentures). Shocking how a supposedly first world country treats it taxpayers who need help medically.
The last story. Don't screw with a ham operator.
As a nurse I can say we have had many patients do drugs in their rooms or outside the building. Especially if they had a central line IV they love that.
Normally if someone moves in next to an existing business, farm, etc, I'm on the side of the business. Not this time.
Last story, anyone else reminded of Home Alone?
Story 1. Op is not an Ally. He only care about discrimination because he was beyond inconvenienced by a daycare that he knew was being run next door to him prior to moving in. He doesn't know how the children were being cared for, only that they were noisy. And for the ppl talking mess about the parents that use her, most parents that use ppl like that do it out of necessity. It's easy to say they should find someone else when you aren't the one that has to pay for it. OP is an AH and very complicit in discrimination. End of story
Story 1: I feel uncomfortable how okay OP was with racism when it didn’t affect him and how okay he was using his minority friends like tools for his vendetta when it suits him.
A little (okay A LOT) of me hopes at least one of the co-workers comes across this and figures him out. OP was really proud of themselves for how they finessed them in too smh.
@@shopece8807
All three co-workers were aware of the situation and had agreed to help OP out. It bothers me too that he didn't call out the racism when he first saw it, but the fact that the landlord eventually got caught and sued is a good thing.
@@HelenWheelsUtah Nah I mean if they were aware that OP did NOT CARE the lady was racist at first and chose to ignore that at first. Sure don't seem like it and I listened to that part 3 different times,
@@HelenWheelsUtah So....the OP is trash too.
@@shopece8807 No argument here.
I just love these revenge stories. I hope Stevo gets out of his cage so he can celebrate the New Year.
Okay, last story was extremely satisfying.
I have zero issue with unlicensed people babysitting, cutting hair, etc. Professional licensing laws are bs and need repealing.
I have major issues with people who assume a profession to be easy & don't consider the public protection aspect; training, insurance, identity checks - all that boring shit. Which driving isn't that hard- Taxis are licenced for the protection of the public. One of the cardinal rules for women out at night - NEVER get into an unlicensed cab. Unlicensed child care = unvetted access to children = a magnet for the wrong kind of people . If an business has licensing in place in the 21st century, that's a sure sign there was something GD awful happening when it wasn't.
@@DT-dc4br if you want to only trust licensed individuals fine. But don't stop people from earning money to feed themselves and their families
@@Janenba Totaly moot. Everyone needs to eat. Equally important; protecting the public from random perverts working as childminders. It really sounds like a shithole country if that's the two options - starvation or the wild west of letting anyone try their hand at anything, irrespective of background or competence.
"Professional licensing laws are BS". So, back to the time of unregulated doctors, dentists, electricians, gas engineers, heck, why bother with driving licences. Why bother with any qualifications, these days reading some shit on facebook seems to make people think they know better than experts.
i'm just gonna put it out there that these license laws for daycares (from the 1st story) are very important. the lady could have easily been trafficking those kids unbeknownst to the parents. this happens a LOT more than you would think.
First story - so OP was fine with having a racist landlord who was illegally blocking minorities from renting in her apartment, but she is all about injustice? Bs
Nowhere did they claim 'being all about injustice'.
Perfect thing to listen to as I prepare for a date! Really hope my partner and I don't encounter any wild Karens! Love the videos as always, and Fluff you better be treating Stevo well for the holidays!
Story 2:
I don't necessarily disagree with your assessment -- because that dude is totally taking advantage of emergency services -- but I would like to point out that there are countries that have medical facilities designed for safe usage of certain drugs and that double as social services buildings.
In Illinois, she would not be able to watch 10 children in her home daycare. She would lose her license or if she was unlicensed she would never be able to get a license if found out. She would quite quickly have a DCFS case against her.
The noisy neighbor and HOA stories remind me of one I heard a while back. A bunch of young guys renting a house would have outrageously loud all-night drunken bashes pretty much every weekend. So one morning-after, the disgusted neighbor made a charitable call upon the young men. One kid, seriously hungover, answered the door to find his kind, caring neighbor bearing a large platter of runny over-easy eggs and smoked oysters, saying here, you'll need some serious protein after all that drinking, and shoved it right under the kid's nose. The kid's eyes bugged out, he clasped both hands over his mouth and dashed for, presumably, the bathroom. The neighbor yelled after him that he'd be happy to do that anytime they had a party!! Problem solved; no more parties. This was a thing of beauty.....
GREAT STORIES! The one about the daycare and racist landlord was excellent! Glad that the guy being bothered by the HOA idiot got revenge.
LAST STORY: "Stop crying, or I'll give you something to cry about!"
I remember anyone can get away with anything before the phone camera came along and I miss those times when I used to light off illegal fireworks then getting away before cops but with cameras in most places it's a difficult task not to get caught anymore.
Fun times.😏
We have belonged to two HOAs (one quite large) and neither of them could give fines or otherwise punish people. For grievous offenses (which never happened) the HOA could put a lien on the property. The HOA members have gotten angry at home owners who tried to use them as their private police. “My neighbor is parking his car in the lane. Stop him.” They should be talking to their neighbor. It’s not the HOAs duty to do that. The HOA did nothing and eventually the neighbors figured it out.
Hi Fluff. The call before you haul is a real thing. My hubby, his mom and I moved into an apartment. When I had to call the ambulance for my MIL, a police car came and asked if some person I never met lived there. After a few times of this they finally took the apartment off of the call before you haul list.
I just started a reddit story channel and I want to be half as good as this. Love the animated background!
I've been missing revenge stories. here's hoping for more lol
Who else would love to see dark fluff get angry at one of these stories
That nasty neighbor should have minded it's own business.
Story 2 my brother ran from the ambulance because he couldn't/ didn't want to pay hospital bills
OP 1 is no hero. There's a word for ppl who ignore bigotry until they can use it to their benefit.
Story 3 be like: "I'll give you something to complain about"
I've said it before and I'll say it again:I'm soooo glad I don't live in a HOA,never have ,never will
Story 2: Wait, so if the police are just not going to transfer the guy, what if he actually needs a hospital for all those heart infections they mentioned? I'm sure that since they know him, they'll La-Di-Da their way to his house and find him dead on his door step because they took their time. This is 2022, we don't need to teach people the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf by letting them die.
Just charge him with mis-use of the emergency services line and call it a fuckin' day.
Story 1 Wow that’s, a lot of money for a ambulance. In Zealand, you only pay $90 dollars, each time you ring up for a ambulance. If you join saint johns, which is $100 dollars a year, you get back the $90 dollars, every time you call a ambulance
My only concern in the first story is that OP was perfectly indifferent to the landlady's racism until it suited him to use it to get back at her for unjustly evicting him. It's just discomforting to know his "concern" was born strictly out of his own self-interest. Tacky and socially irresponsible.
The drug dealer and Ambulance: Transport him to the hospital, but one that is in the next city, citing the local ones were full up.
1:20 1000 Square feet is anything but tiny, I think OP added an extra zero by accident.
Story 1: 2 parts. 1st. Great work on helping those kids. 2nd. "Operation duplex destruction" I don't believe destruction was had unless the racist lost the building completely.
My ex was one of those who would call the cops for the slightest peep from the neighbors. Yes we did live in a condo so some noises were to be expected. But I’m telling you sometimes I would have to put my ear to the wall only to barely hear their tv or whatever. And I am talking barely. Needless to say I did mention she is my ex?
I love this channel thx for posting and making us feel better about ourselves because you remind us these awful people exist
The last story reminds of the Tale "The Boy who cried Wolf". Moral of the Story is. If you keep on lying and when you do actually tell the truth, no one will believe you. And that scummy Neighbour learned that lesson the hard way. Even when OP actually DID cause Noise to teach him a lesson.
I was denied by paramedics, so my friends took me… I had sepsis… and still got a $200 bill for them showing up and denying me transport.
This was posted on December 30, 2021. It is December 30,2021. 209 Comments and 3K viewers. Thank you for doing the Lord's work!
The unintentional music stopping abruptly after 2:20 after mentioning the name Crotchrot had me in stitches. Almost as if the music was startled and saying, "Wait, what?" 🤣
I had a neighbour next door, who rented from an owner who had previously lived there and was still a very good friend. At first I got along fine with the new people, although I started to keep my distance when I realized the wife, had a habit of calling the police and by laws officers on people who annoyed her. Then she decided to start on me.
First she ordered her doormat husband to stop talking with me. Then she called the police and made a false claim, and the second I had closed the door on the police I phoned my friend the owner of her house and offered her fair market value for the house. She accepted my offer. I spent the next couple of weeks calling the police every time the neighbours got loud and unruly, and being drug addicts that happened every night. By the time I had possession I had a dozen valid reasons for summary eviction.
Problem solved. Don't screw with your neighbours when they can buy and sell you a dozen times.
That fake “patient” problem is easy enough to take care of: when he refuses to enter the ER, call the sheriffs department and press charges on him for abusing the 911 system. It happens all the time, I don’t know what was preventing you from doing that.
Harassment Story: OP is lucky that the neighbour didn't have a camcorder to record the house to show the Police...
That would have caused his scheme to backfire on him and his Wife in a hurry...
I mean if it was during the day i doubt they get more than a "dont do it again" type warning
@@mrroboshadow The mention of all the house lights being turned on and off suggests it was in the late evening or early night...
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan even so first real offense they may get a warning
whether its a softer or firmer warning idk itd depend on how annoyed the officers are
but i doubt they'd get into too much trouble
At the time that was related in the story (i.e. before cell phones) camcorders were still very expensive (over a thousand dollars US), and very few private citizens were going to shell out for one. That's not lucky, it's being in the know. The OP was a two-way radio guy, well up on his tech awareness.
"...My landlady is racist, but I really don't care..."
(white privilege has entered the chat)
Yep
Sadly.
It took everything for me not to scroll past the first story. Happy to turn a blind eye when they can benefit but still probably think they're a good person.
Cant believe the first story, they said “it turns out that discrimination and choosing your tenants based on race it’s illegal” not shit Sherlock. Anybody could have told you that. Discriminations is illegal on all aspects of life and law. The only exceptions to choosing people based on race or ethnicity it’s for acting jobs, financial aid, etc.
Thank you. What a tool.
I am a paramedic in California for a reasonably busy Fire Department. We have an obligation to transport everyone but we also can get signed refusals. I know that if I had a patient who was abusing the system my chief would do the same as OPs supervisor and Medical Director. Good to see more stories involving EMS.
duplex take down story - that daycare is absolutely disgusting!!! can you imagine what you would feel if you knew your kid is being taken care of and handled by a person with STD?
OP in the first story was kinda cruddy. First they said the landlord didn't want to rent to POC's, but that wasn't their business as long as they were able to rent a place. Then they turned around and said that they aren't one to sit around while an injustice is being committed. And finally, they employ the help of their black coworkers to take down the landlord. All of a sudden they care about POC's being discriminated against, when it benefits THEM to take the landlord down! It's the fake activism and exploiting BLK folk for me! 🤷🏾♀️
I agree
@@alcycrazy proudly posted about it too lol
Same here.. that immediately caught my attention..OP1 is as a crappy person as the landlord. They just hide it
@@PB-cf9vq FACTS!
@@LunchboxLex even awful people can do things to good ends now and then. (They are still awful people who deserves their own poetic justice for their own offenses)
I used to know an ambulance driver here in the UK where, thanks to the glory of the NHS, the service is free at point of use. He was full of stories of the service being abused. One of his "regulars" always insisted on taking a photo of his "saviours" and had a cork board covered in such pictures, His ambition, apparently, was to have a picture of "Every ambulance-driver in Essex."
The truth was that he was a sad and lonely man, who just wanted some human interaction.
Love your stories fluff....Happy New Year x
In uk. They send a motorcycle Paramedic first and if it’s serious they call for the big one. Unless it’s a child, then they send the big one right away.