People are stupid. Period. However, since they want to see ONLY the good things they did, they "forget" or "overlook" all the negatives. For one, he was in a committed relationship and he went searching 'cos he felt unsatisfied with his relationship and met you. Then he fell "so hard in love" for you, and now he has you as his...he'll start to look elsewhere as soon as things get hard for you two. That's why they say "once a cheater, always a cheater." Not due to lack of impulse control, the people who cheat do it as a way to fulfill a primal/carnal urge that most people with self control tend to ignore. (for the record, the you isn't you Kathryn, it's more the general you)
With the second story, the fact there was a lawyer *specifically* for dealing with that school board and *constantly* won speaks volumes of that place.
Hi, I'm the OP of the title story. I honestly never expected the story to blow up to the level it did, just really wanted to share the lunacy of it all after almost a decade. So glad I got to see that I wasn't alone in what I went through.
@@Bownimations01 Thanks, and better now than I was then. Looking at a full knee replacement surgery within the next year, hopefully i'll get a sense of normal from that.
...your choice of words made me feel old, and I'm not even remotely old. XD Anywho, had I been a fellow student, I would've been enraged on your behalf, and would've been more than willing to help you get food when you couldn't get it yourself. I also would've happily stayed after school just to complain to someone in charge. And depending on how long that took, just found a teacher willing to let me chill until the next bus home xD (given my track record, the art teacher would very likely be a solid choice)
just imagine what you need to do to make a lawyer say: "I'm sick and tired of winning lawsuits against them, I'll do this one Pro Bono because I can use it to shut them down for good"
Not all lawyers are sharks and having worked in the industry for awhile, I've seen even sharks weathered down and disillusioned enough to take certain cases free of charge as a means of getting back at very messed up cases.
A catastrophic personal injury lawyer here on TH-cam literally says "Please put me out of business." on a regular basis. He doesn't want people permanently disfigured or even killed in workplace incidents. Those lawyers do exist.
A lawyer with a history of wins against the school board, taking cases pro-bono because he's tired of the school board's bullshit. I figure that lawyer and his firm got a LOT of good publicity after this latest win. Advocating for people with disabilities is a good image to set up and maintain, especially when there's actual demonstrable harm done by the targets of the lawyer's litigative skills.
Those who only work in a certain field for the power they can exude upon others lives in the illusion that they're untouchable, especially when surrounded by like-minded crooks. It's no wonder why you see some employees in public schools and law enforcement consistently getting away with the disgusting things they do, because they can use their positions to make up BS stories and/or bully their victims into silence and just have their superiors cover their butts in case of opposition or legal actions being taken against them.
@@Ragehunger This is why "Internal Investigations" shouldn't be a thing. If it's a complaint with merit, an impartial third party should have carte blanche to investigate the specifics and hand down a judgment, and should have the fangs to be able to force the guilty party or parties into submission and enforce due consequences. The only thing an "Internal Investigation" does is give the offender's colleagues a chance to cover their own asses as well as everyone up and down the chain.
Images when the wife recovers and then she finds something sus about the divorce and says she's going to investigate. Then OP laughs and tells her the story
The fact that the school had a lawyer who was downright tired of them, is a giant red flag and makes me wonder exactly why the last story was the last straw, and what antics they got away with in the past to think they could avoid the medical issue with no qualms.
That wasn't how I understood what was said. It sounded like this lawyer regularly sued the school board and thought this was a case with a set of facts that he had been wanting to find for a while. Thus they were willing to do the case for free to get some changes at the school board.
Schools, school administrators, and teachers are the worst. too many of them think the universe should obey them and not question their royalty. unfortunately their union defends these fucks that shouldnt be allowed within a mile of children, let alone the same BUILDING. we desperately need school reform, and it must start with the firing of these hags and the burning of their union. no public employee should be allowed to unionize.
@@trinalgalaxy5943 I liked the principal/administrator I had when I was in high school. She looked out for the wellbeing of the students under her charge, backed them when it mattered, disciplined them when necessary and if the teachers f-ed up or did something stupid, she didn't sit around and do nothing. She let 'em know that what they did was not okay, to say the least!
Granted, most of the teachers I had in high school were easy going, friendly people.........I had regular run-ins with one in particular, but they were usually straightened out.......That same teacher later told me during my senior year that I was her favorite student, which left me puzzled and constantly questioning how she'd treat the students she *didn't* like!
You're not wrong about your voice being why we listen rSlash. You actually engage with the stories you're reading, give your opinion, and tell your own stories if they relate.
Agreed, it just makes it a lot easier to listen too. Hearing a happy-monotone robot makes me both bored and mildly unnerved. I much prefer rslash over anyone else I’ve found.
"We ignored the documented medical problems of a minor in our care which caused them to go hungry consistently." How to get sued any% speedrun no cheats
@@wta1518 Given it was done to a student with an obvious mobility impairment requiring consistent surgical intervention, and the fact the kid fell down the stairs, it can't be in nomurder% because if the kid had hit his head or landed in a way that applied too much torque to his neck it would have been negligent homicide on the part of the VP/Principal and school board.
Tbh, the new audio set is spot on. Crisp, clear, solid and I can also really hear the emotion in your voices when there's stories involving kids. Like, rSlash, I can HEAR your anger so much more clearly, whether I'm listening by my headphones, my phone, TV and my car.
I agreed but I think the volume can take a bit of fixing... as someone who likes to have these videos quietly playing in the background it can be rather startling with the various fluctuations. Maybe if I got some raycons it would not be so bad lol
My tablet, my ipad, my MacBook, my switch, my android, my smart refrigerator, my pelaton, my house speaker system, my OnStar, my netbook, my home theater system....
Guy: *cheats on wife with other girl* Other girl: Aww, he divorced his wife to be with me, I must be his one true love! Guy: *cheats on other girl with another girl* Other girl: *surprised Pikachu face* (note: genders were picked to fit the story and can be changed)
A person who displays a lack of loyalty, integrity, and fidelity, will never accidentally stumble upon the capability to be a loyal, faithful, decent person. A liar will lie, a cheater will cheat, and only hard consequences will give them a chance to either think about what's wrong, or try to blame everyone else for their own actions. Most cheaters won't stop cheating. Most liars won't stop lying. For most of these people, consequences are the world being unfair to them, not them being unfair to everyone else. It takes even an ounce of integrity to stop, think, and recognize that the problem lies within rather than without, and focus on change. I don't believe in "Forgive and Forget", I believe in balancing the books and always keeping a record. Never forget past actions or transgressions, but allow future corrections to balance the books and build a more recent transaction history. A history of dishonesty can only be balanced by conscious effort towards honesty. And ALWAYS have a point where you're willing to cut them off if they're unwilling to balance their ledgers and get back into the positive. If they're determined to run their reputation below rock bottom, don't let them be the anchor that pulls you down with them.
On the last story: when i was in college at a small film school, i repeatedly had to explain to fellow students that even though they had the foyer 'reserved for filming' that they couldn't block access to the elevator all day and night, and after someone started with the 'well on a real shoot' answer, i had to respond that on a real shoot they would have cost the production $25,000 in federal fines per incident...
So they let a disabled kid just miss lunch for months because they didn't have a key, then expelled them after they got tired of having to stand in the hallway during lunch because they didn't have a elevator key Wow, people suck
As a guy with disabilities it's good to see that we are being heard i never fell from the stairs(maybe a few times cuz rain) but what he or she went through was rough 13 surgeries?? Damn
something i noted many years ago: you never notice, nor appreciate ramps, HP mods, and parking until you need them. then it's pure amazing that our nation has them!
@@em1osmurf And that Disability assistance/Door open buttons aren't up some stairs, where there's no ramp! C= It's not like banks are important and won't just let us do stuff from home or anything(!) XD
I feel for Eileen in the first story…that is exactly how my ex husband told me he was leaving me. He didn’t give me any reason aside from how it was all my fault…I won’t go into detail, but Eileen, you can get through this!
@@christinawhitehead4034 thank you! And yes he is lol he cheated and married his mistress 5 months after they met & 31 days after our divorce was finalized because she ended up pregnant. He did me real dirty, but I’m not mad. I now feel free and happy to be myself. It’s strange how we never realize that some relationships strip us of our identity so much that it leaves us aching and hurting for our true nature.
Heavily agree with this. Vermont schools are especially shady with disabled individuals because that cess-pool of failure attempted to take my rights away behind my back as soon as I turn eighteen. Duck them.
When someone makes fun of any disabled people in the slightest way, it makes me insanely angry. Even the “smallest” of disabilities are nothing to make light of or rude remarks about. I’m not surprised the mother went for that idiot.
I'm just shocked that the dumbass was somehow able to survive after saying something so insanely boneheaded INFRONT OF THE PARENT OF SAID CHILD THEY JUST INSULTED. Now I wish the cops would've been a second or two slower!
I was punched in the face by a teacher during lunch break in year 2 (aged 7) because she didn't believe I was hearing impaired when I was having trouble understanding her, most teachers speak up when they were talking to me. I was fussy about hearing aids so I wasn't wearing them, I used a headset while the teacher wears a mic during class. The teacher that punched me was fired that same day after my mum went to the principal's office when she saw my black eye during pick up time. I never asked my mum what went down in that office. I tried telling my story on reddit but some people downgraded me and one called my experience a fake story. There's a lot of mean judgmental people out there.
Didn't that story sound just a little suspect? The person who's email she was trespassing in never got any notifications about the old computer suddenly being active again? Not to mention the interstate two places at once aspect. Ignoring all the crimes for a second this person happened to the luckiest sob that ever was. If I haven't used my tablet for a few weeks and then log in on it I am bombarded with warnings that some bastard is accessing my email.
Yeah, I like listening to these. They are almost always interesting and RSlash really goes the extra mile with him acting out the EP, or just going across the room to make it sound almost exactly like someone was just yelling or speaking from far away. (Especially since most of the channels that do these stories tend to just use text to speech for their stories, which can end up just sounding robotic)
The mom in Story 2 reminded me of this fun little one my mom (rest in peace) loved telling me about (usually with a mix of triumph for us and anger at the teachers involved.) When I was in middle school, she'd been to more than a few meetings with my Non-Special-Ed teachers, all of whom had ZERO interest in making even the tiniest changes to accommodate my Autism and kept basically trying to convince my mom to put me on various drugs to "control my bad behavior" despite side effects of said drugs including things like _epileptic seizures and suicidal thoughts._ It likely didn't help that I had just stopped taking Dexedrine, which had been seriously affecting my appetite for the worse to the point that mom was legit scared I might just simply _not wake up_ one day, so we were already pretty iffy about trying any other meds. Anyway, these mostly one-sided meetings kept happening until the day she walked into a meeting with a portable tape recorder (borrowed from a coworker), pressed the record button, and calmly placed it on the meeting table, just informing the ladies that "well, you know, it's so hard to keep track of what everyone's saying at all these meetings, so I figured I'd just use this to keep a record to play back for myself later!" And suddenly, as if by magic, all the teachers _never again_ spoke of trying to put me on questionable medications. It's almost as if some unspoken, implied threat had caused them to suddenly care about actually figuring out how to teach an Autistic kid instead of treating me like a nuisance that needed to be "corrected"! Fancy that!
So the principal and vice principal wouldn’t help a student that has a disability with his Or her leg, Good luck on trying to cover up this story on the media and the news. 🧐
actually kinda easy, just look at the states and search for some sort of hate crime type thing supposedly happening and the minority "affected" crying out for no reason. or look for another George Floyd type situation. those happen a lot i guess.
When i was in highschool, i had an accident splitting wood and cut my left(dominant) thumb off with a maul. My gym teacher diddnt like that i wasnt doing the state fitness test. So he made me carry out and set up all the chairs in the little gym for the pep rally later that day. And that was how 'coach floyd' became 'mr floyd.'
well i mean.. how does losing your thumb prevent you from fitness? the only way i can see it affecting you in that regard is an inability to pick up and carry weights or pullups
@@InitialPC because i diddnt loose it, they reattached it. So i basically spend the whole year with a giant club for a hand. I was allowed to do literally nothing for fear of reinjuring it and it not healing right. Lol they even gave me a key to the elevator..... For a single flight of stairs.
The last disabled story made me mad. At least in my school, where bullying is completely ignored until it gets to the extreme end (like a fight breaks out and then both of them are suspended), they let the disable kids have someone help them and had access to the elevators at all times.
@@Minspi_26 Correct and if a disabled student gets injured on school grounds parents will sue. Even something small like a paper cut or a scraped knee .
I used to be really close friends with a girl who was in a wheelchair due to a spinal condition. Our middle and high schools had similar disability protocols, and similar failures to follow them. The middle school was better, since they actually gave my friend a key and allowed her to hold onto it for all three years. The sucky one was our high school. The elevators in the high school were for disabled students and teachers ONLY. That’s what it said on signs and in the handbook, but nobody listened. There were times that the elevator was completely full of able-bodied students when she tried to get in, and these assholes wouldn’t even move for her! Given the fact that her mom is a bit of a karen, i’m surprised they never complained to school admins about the abuse of the elevator. Either way, our high school was definitely full of assholes who weren’t even nice enough to let the girl who literally can’t walk use the elevator that is specifically for her and people like her. Smh.
It's called 'tenure.' It takes a LOT to get someone in charge fired in the US school system, from teachers on up, which leads to a LOT of corruption and students suffering horribly as a result.
I knew a girl in high school who was an amputee (I think just one leg at the knee, maybe both at the knee, idk), but we only noticed when it was close to summer time and she was wearing shorts instead of jeans. I showed some fascination, and she voluntarily explained to me the circumstances, and I responded that I love how she's never let anything slow her down and asked her if they were ever uncomfortable to use or anything. This was over 12 years ago, now, so I forget most of the conversation, but I'm in awe of modern medical technology as far as surgical correction and prosthetics that can allow people to live unhindered by an amputation or significant limb injury.
This is a tip that I recently saw somewhere. If you're buying sound equipment, buy used Studio Quality equipment instead of new Consumer Quality equipment. Should cost the same but the Studio Quality equipment would sound a lot better.
Hearing the disability story reminds me of when I had THREE knee surgeries in high school and they ignored all my accomodations. I wish my mother and I would have known my rights.
It's unfortunately very normal for big schools to absolutely fail at meeting the needs for students with disabilities. I went to a school that had elevators in all multi-story buildings for students who had physical disabilities, like they were in crutches, wheelchair or walker. They knew how to accommodate physical or short-term disabilities pretty okay. But anything internal, they knew less than nothing. A classmate was Diabetic, and he would keep having raw sugar taken from him as though it was drugs. Speaking impermanent, the teachers would yell to get you to speak properly. But my favorite example was when teachers would leave me in an office over lunch break because they didn't want to babysit a seizure prone epileptic kid who was on healthy doses of meds to prevent epileptic seizures. Schools suck when you don't fit their expectations or risk damaging their reputation.
My choir teacher told me (disabled student) that I wasn’t allowed to participate in the same field trip activities as everyone else because she didn’t “think i could handle it.” I’m not in a wheelchair or anything. I can walk, and it was a 30 minute walk around Chinatown in NYC! I could’ve easily done it, since I had done much worse. I even tried to tell her that!
Gosh you just gave me another reason to freaking love my choir teacher he doubled with my drama teacher me and my little sister are blind and he has no problem letting us participate in everything and in my drama class I even got the one of the lead roles in the play we put on he didn't bat an eyelash and he even help me get into community theater
Hey rSlash! Totally understand with the audio, gonna take time to perfect. Here is my feedback. The audio is very clear, the only thing I notice is that the volume sometimes fluctuates. You can be kinda quiet then all of a sudden loud. Hope this helps! 👍
"I hacked into his e-mail and other accounts. BTW I study to be a lawyer". Yeah. No. Even 1st year law student would know that you DO NOT DO THIS. And then he brags about it on the internet? Yeah, I do not foresee any future in law for this guy.
I'm not even sure it's a real story. Thing that stuck out to me was him reading years old messages on POF. I haven't used it in a long time but it used to be that messages were deleted after 30 days.
daaamn that laywer was pissed off so much by these school board members. even that he won every case, the fact he found himself against them time and time again was probably what pissed him off. shutting them down for good probably made his year!
If Jeff’s circumstances changed within a year - meaning he got a job - the ex-wife can sue him for alimony, if there was a clause in the divorce papers. Unfortunely, she cant use any of what was found because what he did was illegal.
most E-mail platforms now notify you when a new device logs into your account. This usually includes a text to designated phone number(s) . Even though Jeff was a major jerk hacking into someone else's account is really stupid and a crime. OP could have gotten some of the information legitimately from public records.
And the person that broke into the account is in the law profession path, they completely destroyed their chance of reaching that goal. Lawyers need to be of good character and that is proof they are not.
I guess that Jeff by sheer luck of OP either signed into his new email on that device before or assumed that it was a technical error because a hacker being in that location made no sense and nobody should know the password to get in without hacking.
This so called lawyer just admitted to wiretapping, computer use crimes, and other crimes. I guess this person hasn't attended more than orientation at this point. They just opened themselves up to both criminal and civil liabilities. If the guy ever finds out about this, OP is beyond done. This is a federal law and they don't play at that level. Every single time they accessed the accounts, that's a separate offense. Now, I started listening to this, had to stop and came back 2 weeks later, so I may have missed it if he's in a different country than the US. OP is beyond stupid. Not only did they break several big time federal laws, there is a clause in law school degrees and law licenses that specifically address moral integrity. You will never be allowed to obtain your law license if anyone brings this up to the board. I can't believe this story was true, based on how bad this is and any half decent law student would never post about if it were true.
My thoughts exactly. Though I nurse a small hope deep in my heart of hearts that this story is a load of BS, fake through and through, as Reddit folks are known to do. From a professional perspective (I'm an inhouse lawyer right now, moved to inhouse after six year of civil and administrative litigation work), even though here in Russia we have a certain gray zone regarding privacy protection and personal information legislation - even with this premise the shit OP allegedly pulled would not fly. Even if - and that's a huge 'if' - OP would've been spared prison time by the court, they'd be fined all the way into the ground, six feet under, with some additional penalties to boot.
Principal, VP and Teachers: It’s not *OUR* fault that your child is a *DISABLED USELESS PROBLEM* and hurt themselves because of our ignorant negligence! Take your useless crippled child and throw them in another school, they’re not and never WILL be our problems anymore! OP and Parents: *Sues the hell out of the school and educational staff for discrimination against the disabled community, neglect and endangerment, winning the case, ridding any future disabled discrimination AND getting said teaching staff FIRED.* Principal, VP and Teachers: *SHOCKED PIKACHU FACE*
A law student thinks it's totally OK to commit crimes in order to take revenge on somebody else's behalf. OP stuck his/her nose where it didn't belong and misused Eileens trust while housesitting. And didn't even ask Eileen if she wanted revenge. OP has the same ethic as other criminals. For shame. Please excuse any fault in grammar and/or spelling
lol these stories remind me of my gym teacher in high school who got fired because of me. I tore a ligament in my ankle my freshman year of high school which required my leg to be in one of those big boots. I had a doctors note excusing me from gym class for the semester because of my injury. My gym teacher had the bright idea to make me RUN the mile lap in my boot which resulted in my ligament tearing again which required me to have to undergo surgery as a result. My parents sued the school for the cost of my medical bills and that gym teacher was fired as a result of the lawsuit. Since that incident though my right leg has always been weaker than my left and I walk with a semi-noticeable limp now. On bad days I have to use my cane and/or my walker because the pain in my leg is just too excrutiating. Thanks high school gym teacher, you literally fucked up my life and gave me a permanent disability.
Even if you need to do some tweeking, I'm not having any issues with the new audio. Keep up the good work. Even if OP did some illegal activities, in the first story, and should be careful, Jeff deserved what happened to him. I have to wonder what the school board in the second story got away with, in the past, to have a lawyer who was getting tired of dealing with them.
Related to the 2nd to last story. I had a similar problem (which I won’t go over for personal reasons) which required me to have a personal key to the elevator. No so much teachers, but security and some of the principals were not happy about it. They would repeatedly either stop me so I’d have to rangle myself through the hallway crowd instead of going early, or fight with me over my elevator access. Power corrupts some people, never let them get away with their power trip.
The audio is already really good, you don’t have to improve it anymore unless you want to. Don’t let random people on the internet stress you out with stuff like this!
I’m SO GLAD the last OP’s family stood their ground!! It’s so hard and heavy to fight a giant beast like a school system, but it changes history for every kid who comes after you! ❤️
(Fantasy Case for Fist Story) Judge: You are sentenced to ten years in prison, forbidden to work with law, and not allowed to use anything that can be used as a computer. What do you have to say for yourself? OP: Worth it. Judge: (Sigh) Guess you'll find out. Take him away. Next case!
If true, OP of the first story needs to find a new profession outside of their law degree. Their actions broke laws by breaking into the guy's accounts, outside anything else. BAR would see this as a reason to not accept the OP, or sanction/disbar them.
The first story reminds me of a quote from super troopers "So let me get this straight you scaled fence jimmied the lock broke into a winnebago and smashed a bed all in hunch I'll believe that when my shit turns purple and tastes like rainbow sherberts
That first story though, isn't hiding assets in a divorce illegal? Depending on if they had a prenup or not, the ex could have been forced to give her a lot of money if that got out.
You should try to equalize your audio a bit, at times when you’re trying to emphasize something you’re suddenly MUCH louder than your regular speaking voice and it’s very jarring
I remember starting having seizures back in highschool. The school had ALL the teachers (and bus drivers) learn medical aid for me...I went to a school of only 200 students and I was the ONLY ONE with a seizure disorder and to be the cause of those aid courses was a little embarrassing for me. I never had anything medically wrong with me up to that point so I was really hating myself for it (I hated how I lost out on things and having to take medication...I really hate my medication but I learned my lesson when I just stopped taking it...my seizures came back with a VENGEANCE) and everyone at school thought my seizures were contagious (which hurt a lot because people didn't want to share things with me...like food or pencils...) And when my friends acted the same way (thinking my seizures were contagious) it hurt...only one friend wasn't scared to be around me!!!! She became my BAFE (best awesome friend ever) at least the teachers were more understanding and told me not to worry about it. (Turns out only ONE teacher had experience with seizures before (like bare minimum like protecting the head and turning a person on their side) and he litterally bruised up his hands (like dark purple and nearly broken fingers) protecting my head from the concrete floor of the computer lab. So I had the school looking out for me unlike Op school!!! (Even though the students in the school were bunch of dumbassess!)
Not even joking your voice is the only one I love to listen to at work for all these juicy stories. Every other account when they talk it sound very robot and monotone
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Why does no-one seem to remember “if they’ll cheat with you, they’ll cheat on you”? And then get offended when it happens.
Maybe she thought he was single
People are stupid. Period. However, since they want to see ONLY the good things they did, they "forget" or "overlook" all the negatives. For one, he was in a committed relationship and he went searching 'cos he felt unsatisfied with his relationship and met you. Then he fell "so hard in love" for you, and now he has you as his...he'll start to look elsewhere as soon as things get hard for you two. That's why they say "once a cheater, always a cheater." Not due to lack of impulse control, the people who cheat do it as a way to fulfill a primal/carnal urge that most people with self control tend to ignore. (for the record, the you isn't you Kathryn, it's more the general you)
I never understood the logic of "I'm different! He will never cheat on me!" Like no your not and they will do it again!
A man who marries his mistress leaves a vacancy in that position
@@NerdAlert-bx9jz The "Wizard's First Rule" is "People Are Stupid."
School: Ignores medical orders, lets a disabled child miss lunches and fall down the stairs
Kid: Sues school
School: Shocked pikachu face
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Btw, hey rSlash, I subbed btw :DD
Lol awesome video!
That's the school system for you
Too bad tax payers had to pay for it
It’s saddening to know that there are people like that in the world, it’s just disgusting.
With the second story, the fact there was a lawyer *specifically* for dealing with that school board and *constantly* won speaks volumes of that place.
And that the lawyer was so tired of their shit that wanted to work pro bono
Honestly thats a school I'd be terrified to let my kids go to.
sounds like rural kansas. been there.
Lol yeah
it’s not just the school, it’s the school system…it was multiple schools and administrators with that one finally going too far
Hi, I'm the OP of the title story. I honestly never expected the story to blow up to the level it did, just really wanted to share the lunacy of it all after almost a decade. So glad I got to see that I wasn't alone in what I went through.
Hope your leg is doing better now ^^ Sorry that school was pretty much scum to you, but you made it through and that’s what counts!
@@Bownimations01 Thanks, and better now than I was then. Looking at a full knee replacement surgery within the next year, hopefully i'll get a sense of normal from that.
Wow, they violated the ADA as it was made a law July, 6 1990.
If you run into an entiteled parent don't give them what they want
...your choice of words made me feel old, and I'm not even remotely old. XD
Anywho, had I been a fellow student, I would've been enraged on your behalf, and would've been more than willing to help you get food when you couldn't get it yourself. I also would've happily stayed after school just to complain to someone in charge. And depending on how long that took, just found a teacher willing to let me chill until the next bus home xD (given my track record, the art teacher would very likely be a solid choice)
just imagine what you need to do to make a lawyer say: "I'm sick and tired of winning lawsuits against them, I'll do this one Pro Bono because I can use it to shut them down for good"
Especially because winning lawsuits is like a frickin' meal ticket! :O
Not all lawyers are sharks and having worked in the industry for awhile, I've seen even sharks weathered down and disillusioned enough to take certain cases free of charge as a means of getting back at very messed up cases.
sometimes doing the right thing matters most, even to those whose livelihoods are centered around what they’re doing
A catastrophic personal injury lawyer here on TH-cam literally says "Please put me out of business." on a regular basis. He doesn't want people permanently disfigured or even killed in workplace incidents. Those lawyers do exist.
that say far more about the lawyer than it does the school board, namely that the lawyer has a conscience
*rSlash:* "Are you _trying_ to get sued? Because that's how you get sued!"
Apparently, they are since they've had prior lawsuits against them!
A lawyer with a history of wins against the school board, taking cases pro-bono because he's tired of the school board's bullshit.
I figure that lawyer and his firm got a LOT of good publicity after this latest win. Advocating for people with disabilities is a good image to set up and maintain, especially when there's actual demonstrable harm done by the targets of the lawyer's litigative skills.
Those who only work in a certain field for the power they can exude upon others lives in the illusion that they're untouchable, especially when surrounded by like-minded crooks. It's no wonder why you see some employees in public schools and law enforcement consistently getting away with the disgusting things they do, because they can use their positions to make up BS stories and/or bully their victims into silence and just have their superiors cover their butts in case of opposition or legal actions being taken against them.
@@Ragehunger This is why "Internal Investigations" shouldn't be a thing. If it's a complaint with merit, an impartial third party should have carte blanche to investigate the specifics and hand down a judgment, and should have the fangs to be able to force the guilty party or parties into submission and enforce due consequences.
The only thing an "Internal Investigation" does is give the offender's colleagues a chance to cover their own asses as well as everyone up and down the chain.
its their regular past time, some people go to sporting events, others go fishing etc, these guys get sued, lol
Want to say the sound quality is good, keep tweaking as much as you need, but as a subscriber, I'm not going anywhere.
Only way I would leave is if it switched to fortnite commentary
Is it just me or does the new sound feel like the 2018 sound but clearer?
I just want it to be a little louder
When I opened up the video I thought I clicked the wrong vid cuz dabney's voice was much deeper
yeah I still sometimes rewatch his oldest videos where he sounded like he was yelling into a tin can compared to this quality ^.^
Images when the wife recovers and then she finds something sus about the divorce and says she's going to investigate. Then OP laughs and tells her the story
OH GOD HE SAID SUS
@@uncle3403 GET OUT OF MY HEAD
*HAHA DING DING DING DING DON DING DING DA DA DING HAHA WHEN THE IMPOSTOR SUS HAHA*
You know you’re addicted to among us when you use its slang in TH-cam comments
@@uncle3403 why are we still here? Just to suffer?
The fact that the school had a lawyer who was downright tired of them, is a giant red flag and makes me wonder exactly why the last story was the last straw, and what antics they got away with in the past to think they could avoid the medical issue with no qualms.
That wasn't how I understood what was said. It sounded like this lawyer regularly sued the school board and thought this was a case with a set of facts that he had been wanting to find for a while. Thus they were willing to do the case for free to get some changes at the school board.
Most likely the other issues weren’t as severe, or at least not as physically harmful
Schools, school administrators, and teachers are the worst. too many of them think the universe should obey them and not question their royalty. unfortunately their union defends these fucks that shouldnt be allowed within a mile of children, let alone the same BUILDING. we desperately need school reform, and it must start with the firing of these hags and the burning of their union. no public employee should be allowed to unionize.
@@trinalgalaxy5943 I liked the principal/administrator I had when I was in high school. She looked out for the wellbeing of the students under her charge, backed them when it mattered, disciplined them when necessary and if the teachers f-ed up or did something stupid, she didn't sit around and do nothing. She let 'em know that what they did was not okay, to say the least!
Granted, most of the teachers I had in high school were easy going, friendly people.........I had regular run-ins with one in particular, but they were usually straightened out.......That same teacher later told me during my senior year that I was her favorite student, which left me puzzled and constantly questioning how she'd treat the students she *didn't* like!
You're not wrong about your voice being why we listen rSlash. You actually engage with the stories you're reading, give your opinion, and tell your own stories if they relate.
Yeah, if we didn't care about engagement and opinion we'd be watching a shitty low effort text to speech channel
Definitely. I listen to a couple of reddit stories yters but rSlash is my favorite. I usually listen to him, when I do chores and stuff
Agreed, it just makes it a lot easier to listen too. Hearing a happy-monotone robot makes me both bored and mildly unnerved. I much prefer rslash over anyone else I’ve found.
Though Rslash might wanna be careful about not getting a big head lol
*y e p*
"We ignored the documented medical problems of a minor in our care which caused them to go hungry consistently."
How to get sued any% speedrun no cheats
Rookie numbers, should've hired pedos
That's not any%, that's nomurder%
@@wta1518 how to get sued: starvation%
@@wta1518 Given it was done to a student with an obvious mobility impairment requiring consistent surgical intervention, and the fact the kid fell down the stairs, it can't be in nomurder% because if the kid had hit his head or landed in a way that applied too much torque to his neck it would have been negligent homicide on the part of the VP/Principal and school board.
@@Foxxie0kun That still isn't murder.
Tbh, the new audio set is spot on. Crisp, clear, solid and I can also really hear the emotion in your voices when there's stories involving kids. Like, rSlash, I can HEAR your anger so much more clearly, whether I'm listening by my headphones, my phone, TV and my car.
I agreed but I think the volume can take a bit of fixing... as someone who likes to have these videos quietly playing in the background it can be rather startling with the various fluctuations. Maybe if I got some raycons it would not be so bad lol
My tablet, my ipad, my MacBook, my switch, my android, my smart refrigerator, my pelaton, my house speaker system, my OnStar, my netbook, my home theater system....
Ok but the first story: I have an aunt named Aileen AND an uncle named Jeff. They're married. Funny coincidence
Looks like you have a job to do soon
Did she change her name from Eileen to Aileen?
Go to law school rn
LOL, What a coincidence! (but remember that the names in the story aren’t their real names)
Guy: *cheats on wife with other girl*
Other girl: Aww, he divorced his wife to be with me, I must be his one true love!
Guy: *cheats on other girl with another girl*
Other girl: *surprised Pikachu face*
(note: genders were picked to fit the story and can be changed)
A person who displays a lack of loyalty, integrity, and fidelity, will never accidentally stumble upon the capability to be a loyal, faithful, decent person. A liar will lie, a cheater will cheat, and only hard consequences will give them a chance to either think about what's wrong, or try to blame everyone else for their own actions.
Most cheaters won't stop cheating. Most liars won't stop lying. For most of these people, consequences are the world being unfair to them, not them being unfair to everyone else. It takes even an ounce of integrity to stop, think, and recognize that the problem lies within rather than without, and focus on change. I don't believe in "Forgive and Forget", I believe in balancing the books and always keeping a record. Never forget past actions or transgressions, but allow future corrections to balance the books and build a more recent transaction history. A history of dishonesty can only be balanced by conscious effort towards honesty. And ALWAYS have a point where you're willing to cut them off if they're unwilling to balance their ledgers and get back into the positive. If they're determined to run their reputation below rock bottom, don't let them be the anchor that pulls you down with them.
@@Foxxie0kun , they will stop lying if they end up dead in a ditch, ripped apart by vicious animals, tossed down a volcano...
"but i thought he got with me cuz he LOVED me SOOOO much"......HAHAHAHAHAHAHA......HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
#once a cheater always a cheater, lol
Sauce pfp
if they will cheat for you they will have no problem cheating on you
On the last story: when i was in college at a small film school, i repeatedly had to explain to fellow students that even though they had the foyer 'reserved for filming' that they couldn't block access to the elevator all day and night, and after someone started with the 'well on a real shoot' answer, i had to respond that on a real shoot they would have cost the production $25,000 in federal fines per incident...
“I wonder what he is listening to”
“ probably rock”
“Welcome to rSlash entitledparents”
Congrats J and N Games you’ve won 1st place of the most true comment of this Chanel
Yup
Thank you lol
So they let a disabled kid just miss lunch for months because they didn't have a key, then expelled them after they got tired of having to stand in the hallway during lunch because they didn't have a elevator key
Wow, people suck
Yep
The truth: people are far too concerned with the audio quality.
I have hearing issues and im all good lol loving the videos
id rather not listen to xbox 360 cod chat quality audio though
@@_ruted, it's not that bad, you're being dramatic.
@@Mack.Flurry3 you know, theres a reason why its called "earrape"
@@_ruted, I know what earrape is as this ain't it. Lol
Raycon: stops sponsoring rSlash
rSlash: Welcome to rSlash pro revenge
rSlash: Where i shut down an entire headphone company
Jeff’s new wifey found this out the hard way:
If he’s willing to cheat *with* you, he’ll be willing to cheat *on* you
Grammar folks
It is still illegal to have unauthorized access to others account...
As a guy with disabilities it's good to see that we are being heard i never fell from the stairs(maybe a few times cuz rain) but what he or she went through was rough 13 surgeries?? Damn
something i noted many years ago: you never notice, nor appreciate ramps, HP mods, and parking until you need them. then it's pure amazing that our nation has them!
@@em1osmurf And that Disability assistance/Door open buttons aren't up some stairs, where there's no ramp! C= It's not like banks are important and won't just let us do stuff from home or anything(!) XD
I feel for Eileen in the first story…that is exactly how my ex husband told me he was leaving me. He didn’t give me any reason aside from how it was all my fault…I won’t go into detail, but Eileen, you can get through this!
I’m sorry you had to go through that. Just remember you are beautiful and worthy of love and that person is an ass
@@christinawhitehead4034 thank you! And yes he is lol he cheated and married his mistress 5 months after they met & 31 days after our divorce was finalized because she ended up pregnant. He did me real dirty, but I’m not mad. I now feel free and happy to be myself. It’s strange how we never realize that some relationships strip us of our identity so much that it leaves us aching and hurting for our true nature.
Not to be rude but...
Aren't you a little young for marriage anyways?
@@ZebraLuv I’m 34, and got married at 30. If anything, I’d say I got married a little late compared to how young ppl get married nowadays.
@@merissadelossantos holy crap! I was thinking you were like 23! You look so young!
Damn both these stories are savage af. I’m happy that the mom stood up for her child. School districts can be shady about disabled students
Heavily agree with this. Vermont schools are especially shady with disabled individuals because that cess-pool of failure attempted to take my rights away behind my back as soon as I turn eighteen. Duck them.
When someone makes fun of any disabled people in the slightest way, it makes me insanely angry. Even the “smallest” of disabilities are nothing to make light of or rude remarks about. I’m not surprised the mother went for that idiot.
I'm just shocked that the dumbass was somehow able to survive after saying something so insanely boneheaded INFRONT OF THE PARENT OF SAID CHILD THEY JUST INSULTED. Now I wish the cops would've been a second or two slower!
I was punched in the face by a teacher during lunch break in year 2 (aged 7) because she didn't believe I was hearing impaired when I was having trouble understanding her, most teachers speak up when they were talking to me. I was fussy about hearing aids so I wasn't wearing them, I used a headset while the teacher wears a mic during class. The teacher that punched me was fired that same day after my mum went to the principal's office when she saw my black eye during pick up time. I never asked my mum what went down in that office. I tried telling my story on reddit but some people downgraded me and one called my experience a fake story. There's a lot of mean judgmental people out there.
Forgive me. I misread that as you punched the teacher in the face and not the other way around. But I'm glad that you found justice. :)
Schools be like: it's not like you can sue me
Someone sues them
Schools: surprised pikachu face
you literally copied rslash"s comment
I also had a "jeff" in my life. Wish i also had someone to enact a Pro revenge on my behalf. Kudos to the OP.
I think we've all had a Jeff or two.
They suck.
Didn't that story sound just a little suspect? The person who's email she was trespassing in never got any notifications about the old computer suddenly being active again? Not to mention the interstate two places at once aspect. Ignoring all the crimes for a second this person happened to the luckiest sob that ever was. If I haven't used my tablet for a few weeks and then log in on it I am bombarded with warnings that some bastard is accessing my email.
There is a slight ASMR quality to the recordings now.
Yeah, I like listening to these. They are almost always interesting and RSlash really goes the extra mile with him acting out the EP, or just going across the room to make it sound almost exactly like someone was just yelling or speaking from far away.
(Especially since most of the channels that do these stories tend to just use text to speech for their stories, which can end up just sounding robotic)
I hope not. I don't like asmr. But I can't really tell a difference
@@Twinklethefox9022 neither do I, but I hear it.
The mom in Story 2 reminded me of this fun little one my mom (rest in peace) loved telling me about (usually with a mix of triumph for us and anger at the teachers involved.)
When I was in middle school, she'd been to more than a few meetings with my Non-Special-Ed teachers, all of whom had ZERO interest in making even the tiniest changes to accommodate my Autism and kept basically trying to convince my mom to put me on various drugs to "control my bad behavior" despite side effects of said drugs including things like _epileptic seizures and suicidal thoughts._ It likely didn't help that I had just stopped taking Dexedrine, which had been seriously affecting my appetite for the worse to the point that mom was legit scared I might just simply _not wake up_ one day, so we were already pretty iffy about trying any other meds.
Anyway, these mostly one-sided meetings kept happening until the day she walked into a meeting with a portable tape recorder (borrowed from a coworker), pressed the record button, and calmly placed it on the meeting table, just informing the ladies that "well, you know, it's so hard to keep track of what everyone's saying at all these meetings, so I figured I'd just use this to keep a record to play back for myself later!"
And suddenly, as if by magic, all the teachers _never again_ spoke of trying to put me on questionable medications. It's almost as if some unspoken, implied threat had caused them to suddenly care about actually figuring out how to teach an Autistic kid instead of treating me like a nuisance that needed to be "corrected"! Fancy that!
So the principal and vice principal wouldn’t help a student that has a disability with his Or her leg, Good luck on trying to cover up this story on the media and the news. 🧐
actually kinda easy, just look at the states and search for some sort of hate crime type thing supposedly happening and the minority "affected" crying out for no reason. or look for another George Floyd type situation. those happen a lot i guess.
That moment when the audio doesn’t matter cuz Rslash uploaded and thats all that matters.
Yes
When i was in highschool, i had an accident splitting wood and cut my left(dominant) thumb off with a maul. My gym teacher diddnt like that i wasnt doing the state fitness test. So he made me carry out and set up all the chairs in the little gym for the pep rally later that day.
And that was how 'coach floyd' became 'mr floyd.'
well i mean.. how does losing your thumb prevent you from fitness? the only way i can see it affecting you in that regard is an inability to pick up and carry weights or pullups
@@InitialPC because i diddnt loose it, they reattached it. So i basically spend the whole year with a giant club for a hand. I was allowed to do literally nothing for fear of reinjuring it and it not healing right. Lol they even gave me a key to the elevator.....
For a single flight of stairs.
@@InitialPC the fitness test was running a mile, push ups, pull ups, sit and reach, and sit ups.
The audio sounds good, but it's a bit quieter than before
Turn your volume up
I wouldn’t say quieter but it is softer
His old audio made his voice sound a bit deeper
@@Noah_the_wolf_, I agree the audio makes his voice sound softer.
@@flynna damn it I was gonna make that joke
The last disabled story made me mad. At least in my school, where bullying is completely ignored until it gets to the extreme end (like a fight breaks out and then both of them are suspended), they let the disable kids have someone help them and had access to the elevators at all times.
@@Minspi_26 Correct and if a disabled student gets injured on school grounds parents will sue. Even something small like a paper cut or a scraped knee .
I used to be really close friends with a girl who was in a wheelchair due to a spinal condition. Our middle and high schools had similar disability protocols, and similar failures to follow them. The middle school was better, since they actually gave my friend a key and allowed her to hold onto it for all three years. The sucky one was our high school.
The elevators in the high school were for disabled students and teachers ONLY. That’s what it said on signs and in the handbook, but nobody listened. There were times that the elevator was completely full of able-bodied students when she tried to get in, and these assholes wouldn’t even move for her! Given the fact that her mom is a bit of a karen, i’m surprised they never complained to school admins about the abuse of the elevator. Either way, our high school was definitely full of assholes who weren’t even nice enough to let the girl who literally can’t walk use the elevator that is specifically for her and people like her. Smh.
The 2nd story. What kind of a school has a walking lawsuit as the principal?
Not to mention one that is *such* a big walking lawsuit the lawyer basically went "dammit, you're still here???"
It's called 'tenure.' It takes a LOT to get someone in charge fired in the US school system, from teachers on up, which leads to a LOT of corruption and students suffering horribly as a result.
yeah he was breaking federal law.
More than Zero.
As someone that needed a prosthetic to walk again, discrimination against people with leg problems fill me with rage.
I'm surprised it took them this long to be sued! I doubt OP is the first disabled person ever in that school...
I’m not discriminating, I think prosthetics are badass, your normal leg couldn’t handle the heat so you became the ultimate human being!
Install a hidden pistol compartment
I knew a girl in high school who was an amputee (I think just one leg at the knee, maybe both at the knee, idk), but we only noticed when it was close to summer time and she was wearing shorts instead of jeans.
I showed some fascination, and she voluntarily explained to me the circumstances, and I responded that I love how she's never let anything slow her down and asked her if they were ever uncomfortable to use or anything.
This was over 12 years ago, now, so I forget most of the conversation, but I'm in awe of modern medical technology as far as surgical correction and prosthetics that can allow people to live unhindered by an amputation or significant limb injury.
This is a tip that I recently saw somewhere.
If you're buying sound equipment, buy used Studio Quality equipment instead of new Consumer Quality equipment. Should cost the same but the Studio Quality equipment would sound a lot better.
I really agree
Hearing the disability story reminds me of when I had THREE knee surgeries in high school and they ignored all my accomodations. I wish my mother and I would have known my rights.
It's unfortunately very normal for big schools to absolutely fail at meeting the needs for students with disabilities.
I went to a school that had elevators in all multi-story buildings for students who had physical disabilities, like they were in crutches, wheelchair or walker. They knew how to accommodate physical or short-term disabilities pretty okay. But anything internal, they knew less than nothing.
A classmate was Diabetic, and he would keep having raw sugar taken from him as though it was drugs.
Speaking impermanent, the teachers would yell to get you to speak properly.
But my favorite example was when teachers would leave me in an office over lunch break because they didn't want to babysit a seizure prone epileptic kid who was on healthy doses of meds to prevent epileptic seizures.
Schools suck when you don't fit their expectations or risk damaging their reputation.
rSlash speaks the truth! I love hearing his voice reading these subreddits because he just does a great job at it.
My choir teacher told me (disabled student) that I wasn’t allowed to participate in the same field trip activities as everyone else because she didn’t “think i could handle it.”
I’m not in a wheelchair or anything. I can walk, and it was a 30 minute walk around Chinatown in NYC! I could’ve easily done it, since I had done much worse. I even tried to tell her that!
Gosh you just gave me another reason to freaking love my choir teacher he doubled with my drama teacher me and my little sister are blind and he has no problem letting us participate in everything and in my drama class I even got the one of the lead roles in the play we put on he didn't bat an eyelash and he even help me get into community theater
@@lahlybird895 …good for you?
Hey rSlash! Totally understand with the audio, gonna take time to perfect. Here is my feedback.
The audio is very clear, the only thing I notice is that the volume sometimes fluctuates. You can be kinda quiet then all of a sudden loud.
Hope this helps! 👍
Yes this! The only issue I found too.
I can see Oprah on her show saying, "You get a lawsuit! You get a lawsuit! You get a lawsuit! Everyone gets a lawsuit!"
Uhm.... actually.... yeah, your voice actually IS part of the reason, rSlash....
Cap
So are we just going to ignore the fact that a lawyer illegally accesses somebody's emails?
Rslash had said he lost count if the crimes...
@@youtubeuniversity3638 I meant everybody else
Lawyers doing shady shit? I am shocked, utterly shocked.
I feel so horrendous for the OP in the final story, that is absolutely unacceptable.
audio sounds perfectly fine!
unless we’re used to hearing echoy audio but upgrading equipment is a must!
That was one of the smoothest transitions into an ad I have ever seen
2nd story, me thinking, "That's a lawsuit, and that's a lawsuit, and that's a lawsuit... no surprise, lawsuit"
The new setup sounds great
One thing I have to say tho, the transition to the sponsor spot was real smooth.
Just like his voice 😛
"I hacked into his e-mail and other accounts. BTW I study to be a lawyer". Yeah. No. Even 1st year law student would know that you DO NOT DO THIS. And then he brags about it on the internet? Yeah, I do not foresee any future in law for this guy.
I'm not even sure it's a real story. Thing that stuck out to me was him reading years old messages on POF. I haven't used it in a long time but it used to be that messages were deleted after 30 days.
daaamn that laywer was pissed off so much by these school board members. even that he won every case, the fact he found himself against them time and time again was probably what pissed him off. shutting them down for good probably made his year!
If Jeff’s circumstances changed within a year - meaning he got a job - the ex-wife can sue him for alimony, if there was a clause in the divorce papers.
Unfortunely, she cant use any of what was found because what he did was illegal.
Got a love getting up early to listen to rslash:))
Its 8:47 in my time zone so its great for sleeping
@@djpvp9086 it's 13:53 for me
It's 9:13 pm in my timezone, so good for a before sleep vid
most E-mail platforms now notify you when a new device logs into your account. This usually includes a text to designated phone number(s) . Even though Jeff was a major jerk hacking into someone else's account is really stupid and a crime. OP could have gotten some of the information legitimately from public records.
we’ve seen worse, if you’re a regular rSlash fan.
Remember the one where a person described murdering their grandma in detail?
And the person that broke into the account is in the law profession path, they completely destroyed their chance of reaching that goal. Lawyers need to be of good character and that is proof they are not.
@@moony2543 - I don’t remember that one, because I stay FAR away from r/nuclearrevenge. Those people scare me.
@@moony2543 I know the story you're talking about, but I didn't know rSlash covered it. I've heard a different Reddit TH-cam channel read that story.
I guess that Jeff by sheer luck of OP either signed into his new email on that device before or assumed that it was a technical error because a hacker being in that location made no sense and nobody should know the password to get in without hacking.
I hope that everyone is having a good Wednesday!
UUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Damn, it's already Wednesday?
This so called lawyer just admitted to wiretapping, computer use crimes, and other crimes. I guess this person hasn't attended more than orientation at this point. They just opened themselves up to both criminal and civil liabilities. If the guy ever finds out about this, OP is beyond done. This is a federal law and they don't play at that level.
Every single time they accessed the accounts, that's a separate offense. Now, I started listening to this, had to stop and came back 2 weeks later, so I may have missed it if he's in a different country than the US. OP is beyond stupid. Not only did they break several big time federal laws, there is a clause in law school degrees and law licenses that specifically address moral integrity. You will never be allowed to obtain your law license if anyone brings this up to the board. I can't believe this story was true, based on how bad this is and any half decent law student would never post about if it were true.
My thoughts exactly.
Though I nurse a small hope deep in my heart of hearts that this story is a load of BS, fake through and through, as Reddit folks are known to do.
From a professional perspective (I'm an inhouse lawyer right now, moved to inhouse after six year of civil and administrative litigation work), even though here in Russia we have a certain gray zone regarding privacy protection and personal information legislation - even with this premise the shit OP allegedly pulled would not fly. Even if - and that's a huge 'if' - OP would've been spared prison time by the court, they'd be fined all the way into the ground, six feet under, with some additional penalties to boot.
I trolled the comments for this. Yeah, the guy in the first story could be in deep shit.
Principal, VP and Teachers: It’s not *OUR* fault that your child is a *DISABLED USELESS PROBLEM* and hurt themselves because of our ignorant negligence! Take your useless crippled child and throw them in another school, they’re not and never WILL be our problems anymore!
OP and Parents: *Sues the hell out of the school and educational staff for discrimination against the disabled community, neglect and endangerment, winning the case, ridding any future disabled discrimination AND getting said teaching staff FIRED.*
Principal, VP and Teachers: *SHOCKED PIKACHU FACE*
A law student thinks it's totally OK to commit crimes in order to take revenge on somebody else's behalf. OP stuck his/her nose where it didn't belong and misused Eileens trust while housesitting. And didn't even ask Eileen if she wanted revenge. OP has the same ethic as other criminals. For shame. Please excuse any fault in grammar and/or spelling
lol these stories remind me of my gym teacher in high school who got fired because of me. I tore a ligament in my ankle my freshman year of high school which required my leg to be in one of those big boots. I had a doctors note excusing me from gym class for the semester because of my injury. My gym teacher had the bright idea to make me RUN the mile lap in my boot which resulted in my ligament tearing again which required me to have to undergo surgery as a result. My parents sued the school for the cost of my medical bills and that gym teacher was fired as a result of the lawsuit. Since that incident though my right leg has always been weaker than my left and I walk with a semi-noticeable limp now. On bad days I have to use my cane and/or my walker because the pain in my leg is just too excrutiating. Thanks high school gym teacher, you literally fucked up my life and gave me a permanent disability.
Got my baking class right as these release, so I listen while I bake :), new audio is awesome, and honestly I don’t see any mis steps! Thx rslash
MUCH BETTER audio quality in this one, rSlash. It's clear, clean, easy to listen to. I think you nailed it.
Everybody: complaining about the audio setup
Me: just happy to have daily uploads
The audio is amazing! It sounds like you’re right behind my head reading this!
I totally agree, I listen to it on I heart radio, it sounds like hes literally in the room with me.
Even if you need to do some tweeking, I'm not having any issues with the new audio. Keep up the good work.
Even if OP did some illegal activities, in the first story, and should be careful, Jeff deserved what happened to him.
I have to wonder what the school board in the second story got away with, in the past, to have a lawyer who was getting tired of dealing with them.
So the law school friend committed a felony by logging into Jeff's accounts sounds about right 🙄
Never piss off a lawyer. They know tricks you and I may not. And I'm a former paralegal.
But he logged into all his accounts which isnt good.
@@josi4251 As a lawyer, never do something that will get you disbarred.
Related to the 2nd to last story.
I had a similar problem (which I won’t go over for personal reasons) which required me to have a personal key to the elevator.
No so much teachers, but security and some of the principals were not happy about it.
They would repeatedly either stop me so I’d have to rangle myself through the hallway crowd instead of going early, or fight with me over my elevator access.
Power corrupts some people, never let them get away with their power trip.
"She physically went after the vice principle!" THATS A MOM WORTHY OF AN AWARD!!!
At around 4:40 (when rSlash gets louder) you can really hear the quality of his new set up.
I clicked near the top of my screen and accidentally clicked this. Subbed!
Welcome :)
You won't be disappointed
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oh wow 29 likes
Actually I am waiting for more Yugo.
THat first story.
As someone who's goin into networking and network security?
Oh boy...OH BOY. That hacking work was a work of art, bravo.
If Jeff was out of work for a year, there is no alimony. Although she could probably sue if he gets a job within a year of the divorce.
The first story had me so confused even when pausing and rewinding.
The audio is already really good, you don’t have to improve it anymore unless you want to. Don’t let random people on the internet stress you out with stuff like this!
I really like your new sound setup. Hugs for Yugo and kisses for Lily!
I’m SO GLAD the last OP’s family stood their ground!! It’s so hard and heavy to fight a giant beast like a school system, but it changes history for every kid who comes after you! ❤️
(Fantasy Case for Fist Story)
Judge: You are sentenced to ten years in prison, forbidden to work with law, and not allowed to use anything that can be used as a computer. What do you have to say for yourself?
OP: Worth it.
Judge: (Sigh) Guess you'll find out. Take him away. Next case!
I wish everyone a good day!
Hehehhee first (I finnaly got to do it
If true, OP of the first story needs to find a new profession outside of their law degree. Their actions broke laws by breaking into the guy's accounts, outside anything else.
BAR would see this as a reason to not accept the OP, or sanction/disbar them.
The first story reminds me of a quote from super troopers "So let me get this straight you scaled fence jimmied the lock broke into a winnebago and smashed a bed all in hunch I'll believe that when my shit turns purple and tastes like rainbow sherberts
I think I just took a huge hit of nostalgia, glad to know rSlash is still doing their thing!
Teacher: OP got hu- OP’s mother: *Agressive door removal in record time*
That first story though, isn't hiding assets in a divorce illegal? Depending on if they had a prenup or not, the ex could have been forced to give her a lot of money if that got out.
Sounds like fraud to me.
This is more important than the anime I'm watching
well what anime is it
@@riotonquak7433 the kind for adults
@@ttvnotabot1199 name it
Keep tweaking it's almost there. Still sounds like AM vs FM.
You know you fucked up when there is a lawyer who specializes in suing you.
Actually your voice is the nicest of the people that read reddit and I love your humour too. Plus you always pick the best stories.
Early
Edit:I think I was first except for the bots
no me
very
Very very
You should try to equalize your audio a bit, at times when you’re trying to emphasize something you’re suddenly MUCH louder than your regular speaking voice and it’s very jarring
18:56 NO WAIT THATS LITERALLY 50 PERCENT OF REASON WHY I LOVE THIS CHANNEL
Op:*falls over*
Op’s mom:*dream speedrun music starts playing*
I remember starting having seizures back in highschool. The school had ALL the teachers (and bus drivers) learn medical aid for me...I went to a school of only 200 students and I was the ONLY ONE with a seizure disorder and to be the cause of those aid courses was a little embarrassing for me. I never had anything medically wrong with me up to that point so I was really hating myself for it (I hated how I lost out on things and having to take medication...I really hate my medication but I learned my lesson when I just stopped taking it...my seizures came back with a VENGEANCE) and everyone at school thought my seizures were contagious (which hurt a lot because people didn't want to share things with me...like food or pencils...) And when my friends acted the same way (thinking my seizures were contagious) it hurt...only one friend wasn't scared to be around me!!!! She became my BAFE (best awesome friend ever) at least the teachers were more understanding and told me not to worry about it. (Turns out only ONE teacher had experience with seizures before (like bare minimum like protecting the head and turning a person on their side) and he litterally bruised up his hands (like dark purple and nearly broken fingers) protecting my head from the concrete floor of the computer lab. So I had the school looking out for me unlike Op school!!! (Even though the students in the school were bunch of dumbassess!)
Nobody’s talking about in the first story op literally invaded Jeff’s privacy? and then didn’t stop there also
Jeff can sue and win easily, story is fake as hell tho
@@justinperez5790 exactly if it was true there would be an update saying *im being sued by jeff*
Not even joking your voice is the only one I love to listen to at work for all these juicy stories. Every other account when they talk it sound very robot and monotone
Dayum! That first story sounded like NuclearRevenge to me. But IMO Jeff deserved every bit of it.
Op commited fraud
i'm here for the dog who sometimes asks for your attention at the end of the clip XD
The thing he did was called
R/PuppyBloopers
Doggo’s name is Yugo💕
good to know thank you 😂