r/ProRevenge - Dumb Boss Fires MY GIRLFRIEND For Not Dating Him! I Destroy Him.
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- r/prorevenge OP tells a story about the time his boss tried to steal his GF and when she refused, she ended up losing her job! When OP found out about it, he decides to single handedly destroy this man's career, not only that, ruins him FOREVER! Subscribe for future stories.
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I got fired for not "dating" my boss. Nothing against gay people but I have the right to refuse dating another man. He made up a false reason to fire me. I'm still upset about it, and it was several years ago.
Happened to me too.
But he was dumb as dog poo as he tried it while in front of my laptop as I was in a zoom meeting.
He was fired and escorted out of the building by security within the hour.
My office freaked out in terror of a lawsuit.
I sued him instead.
I mean, when it comes down to it, you don't NEED to have a reason to reject ANYONE. If you say no and they press you for a reason, that's entitlement talking
You should have sued him for unlawful termination and sexual harassment.
@@matthewmarchbanks8211 I agree with you.
@@HarryFrost-qu8th I wish that I had sued him. Then again, he would just deny it ever happened.
That doctor who prescribed the laxative for lunch theft was absolutely brilliant. It gave the OP an excuse to have the laxative in the food (avoiding assault charges), forced the uncaring company to escalate to police intervention, punished the thief karmicly, got him to confess, *and* they can't even challenge it because it's a private medical issue.
If any of that had happened, which it didn't, that doctor is unethical and should lose his license.
@katphish30 On what grounds? He diagnosed a problem (his patient wasnt eating lunch) and prescribed an appropriate medication to remedy it. The patient is happy with his treatment, and nobody else has grounds to file a complaint, least of all the guy who stole prescription medicine.
Looking at the entire picture with all the facts, yes, the doctor probably deserves a stern talking to. But in reality, he's got more than enough deniability to be fine.
@@UsaSatsui You're saying what he did was fine because *checks notes* plausible deniability? I hope you're a literal child, because that means you could outgrow that attitude before you have a chance to be responsible for anything.
@katphish30 No. I'm saying he will get away with it, because there's no real way he could be caught. Even if you had someone to accuse him, you couldn't make it stick.
This is ProRevenge. Save the moral judgements for AITA.
@@katphish30 Of the two people in this thread, you are the one acting like a child here just so you know. No adult should be that innocent to believe that anything will ever happen to this doctor, or that anyone in the real world is ever fully ethical. It really doesn't happen, real life circumstance does not allow for such a fantastic level of ethical practice. It would be nice if it did, but that is just a pipe dream that never comes about.
Stolen lunch one; the doctor did NOT prescribe something op didn’t need! Op really needed it to catch the lunch thief. GREAT Doctor!
The story about the guy getting screwed out of the bonus. That saying "The ass you kick today might be the ass you have to kiss tomorrow" comes to mind.
First time hearing that quote but I do enjoy it!
the version i heard goes like this, “Remember the toes you step on on the way up, because they’re connected to the ass you’re going to be kissing on the way back down”
@@JohnH20111 I think both versions work
Seniority is a good thing but people must remember things change. You might have been doing good for 3 decades and have experience to think you are entitled to leech off underlings. But someone higher thinks your branch is not worth it and close you down
It's so stupid that people who are victims of lunch theft are actually held liable if the thief gets sick from eating their food...
My favorite lunch theft story was this:
A lunch thief stole OP's lunch and got sick because OP likes her food extremely spicy. He accused OP of poisoning him and an HR lady actually fired OP over this.
OP threatened to sue, which caused corporate to get involved. OP was offered her job back, with almost double her previous salary and more opportunities to grow in the company, obviously to keep her happy enough to not sue.
The lunch thief and the HR lady were both fired. Turns out they were having an affair.
I remember that story. I think Dark Fluff or R/Slash covered that story once or twice.
My favorite one was the one where OP's doctor prescribed a rather powerful laxative to him, which was put in food, to be stolen by the lunch thief, which of course, was theft of a prescription medication, a felony
I remember that story! It's wild to think that if she hadn't been quick on the uptake she would've been fired.
If they get sick from it, you're not liable. If you poison it, expecting then to steal it and get sick, you can be charged with assault for deliberately tampering with food you knew they were gonna steal.
This is why the best thing to use for trap lunches is something like super hot sauce or something you might actually eat. Plausible deniability.
@@brendanboomhour7606You mean the obviously fake story in today's video? That story?
2nd Story - Reminds me of that old saying, "Be Nice to People on Your Way Up. You’ll Meet Them On Your Way Down."
A standing ovation for that first guy for what he did. What a great boyfriend she got.
The good doctor was just doing his job. That of helping people on medical need. Not being able to eat your lunch and starving sounds like a medical emergency to me.
The good doctor just saved another life. Well done.
Can we all agree that the doctor who gave the laxatives was genius. And by no means handing out medications that aren't needed. Those laxatives were 100% needed for some awesome petty revenge. This doc deserves a round of applause and some whistles from the crowd. Followed up by everyone pointing at him and simultaneously saying you sir are a genius bravo. 🎉❤
For real! It was brilliant!!!😂😂😂😂
Doctor: "I am giving you a prescription for vengeance!"
Back in the early 90’s my new husband was having issues with his chocolate being stolen out of his desk after hours. His solution was to melt down the entire contents of a big box of chocolate Ex-Lax. He reshaped it into one bar and left it wrapped in a Hershey candy bar wrapper. Each day a little more was gone. When there was only 1 piece left, hubby left a note inquiring if they had been shitting well for the past week. In English and Spanish. Never got stolen from again. He also switched to bittersweet baking chocolate.
My Father-in-law got a little more creative (or geeky.) He took an actual large Hershey bar (the kind he kept in his desk and kept getting eaten) and modified it. He took a drill press and carefully drilled out each square from the back. Then he melted Chocolate Ex-Lax in a double boiler, and poured the holes full. Then he took the chocolate shavings he'd saved, used a hot knife, and spread them on the back of the bar so his handiwork was invisible. Results were predicitable and entertaining.
my late father had a similar problem when he was working at a steel mill, because when he and his coworkers had lunch & it was one guy’s turn to buy, he’d always have an excuse for not buying, and he would always help himself to my dad’s thermos, so one day, before he left for work, my mom made him some Hot Chocolate and mixed in an entire box of Ex-Lax, and when it was time for their lunch break, my dad was in the break room and set his thermos on the table and sat back and watched, and after that day, he & his other coworkers never had a problem with that guy again
Smooth move, Ex-Lax.
I've heard the house one before, but the fact of how quickly and precisely he got OPs parents they're life back really does earn him the title 'attorney extraordinaire'
Dude that plot twist was gold!
Story 1: that boss was a Grade A scumbag that definitely deserved what he got
Story 3: it’s obvious that Bob and the bank representative were both in on the scam they were trying to pull. Thank God Tom pulled out the deed for the land on them with their lawyers present
Shame that he wasn’t fired, as some companies have strict guidelines for management dating employees who are in a lower position that the manager. And especially if one of them is a married person
I was thinking they were committing a scam.
Laxative Story: That was a legitimate prescription; the patient had health concern requiring the removal of 💩, hence the prescription for laxatives. 🤔🤷
That means the thief took prescription medicine, which is a major thing not to do
I like that the prescription said that it had to be mixed with the food. Having the medicine with the prescription and the directions on it nails the thief to the wall.
There is strong indications that the thief and HR were friends with HR covering for him.
@@michaeltelson9798 and that the HR department is extremely lazy.
@@anthonygilmour6236 they usually are. And don’t get me started on how lazy HR departments are at federal agencies. I know, because I work as a contractor for SSA
That laxative prescription wasn't random and it was definitely needed.
Exactly,
It got rid of an annoying turd, so mission accomplished.
Reminds me of the old joke: A woman walks into a pharmacy, and asks the pharmacist for a deadly poison. He of course refuses, citing both criminal and civil liability. She then hands him a picture of her husband in the arms of the pharmacist's wife. "Oh, I didn't realize you had a prescription."
@@ostlandr I mean...if you want to be technical, thats not entirely inaccurate. There are plenty of REALLY nasty drugs that we use to treat all manner of things that you can get on perscription.
Story 4: The ex-wife is an absolute POS. Cheating with multiple men, being an abusive alcoholic, and calling the women she dumped "controlling" for trying to stop her alcoholism. She needed that reality check.
And yeah, take this to the grave, OP. If she ever learns, she will make OP's life hell (or at least try to)
Story 1 - That boss was a creep and a pig. Serves him right.
First story: op’s girlfriend could’ve actually sued that sleazy boss as well for unlawful termination, sexual harassment and false accusations. Here’s hoping op’s girlfriend also decides to give that scumbag another lawsuit on top of his wife’s divorce. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
Getting fired for not dating you? No wonder unemployment has gone up
28 years on the job in an office and if I take a lunch, it's in a sealed/insulated bag with an ice pack that is kept at my desk. With that, I've never ever experienced a lunch thief.
Cheating photos story: If he wasn't top dog, I'd have sent a few of the pictures to HIS bosses with a note saying these are employees in other offices that he coerced, though I'd use ones that didn't show the women's faces if possible. Explain in the note it's not your place to expose the women. Again, do it anonymously.
Former bosses story: While it is sometimes necessary to fire an employee for cause, to fire one for ego's sake is a pretty stupid move. Making an enemy in business is rarely smart because you may find that person in another role someday as someone you have to appease. And they aren't likely to be appeased.
Bob the builder story: Most builders won't build on land they don't own. When/if they do, they're smart enough to build safeguards into the contract. Bob wasn't smart enough.
Divorce story: I'm certain a lot of people will question the ex being fired for testing positive for weed given how it's legal in so many places and in the others they often just look the other way. The answer to that is that weed is still against FEDERAL law. If you work for the federal government or a federal contractor and you test positive, you lose your job. PERIOD!
Lunch thief story: OP, I like your doctor. Sounds like he's been on the losing end of a lunch thief as well and knew not only how to handle it, but to protect you as well. Good job!
Bonus/overtime story: There are reasons you don't want to mess with the IT guy.
You can always use a black waterproof marker to make the women faces unrecognizable.
@@Some_Guy6True.
Story 3. I would have stopped doing business with that bank and gone to all local news agencies. A disreputable bank and builder is something everyone needs to be made aware of.
The bank itself may have been ok, but that rep was an idiot. Sounds like that Bob is NOT the builder I'd want building anything.
Bosses forcing people to date them or risk getting fired, I've actually seen this before
It's sexual harassment
My Lady Wife ran into that at one of her first jobs. The sleazeball of an owner of this burger place (married of course) was constantly hitting on the young girls he had working there. My wife was NOT one to put up with that s**t. She quit, and sent her Dad to return her uniform pick up her last pay envelope. Her Dad was 6' 3" and very athletic. He gave the owner a pretty good dressing down.
@@nancyomalley6286quid pro quo to be precise.
It’s a sad, pitiful world we live in where people with money/power just love watching those with less suffer just to put a satisfying smirk onto their faces. At least Bob and his buttbuddies were thrown into the dumpster where they rightfully belong.
Cue Veruca Salt's send-off song.
I love that part where the bank wanted to foreclose on a house but it turned out they could not because..... The land did not come with it 11:10
OP could've also put all of the pictures on the internet as well send copies anonymously to the head of HR so that they knew that any person that got fired because of this guy that was a woman who was because of his sexual harassment.
Yeah, that's called revenge porn. Not a good idea.
OP should've gotten his friend in contact with their divorce lawyer and got this woman for cheating on him while being married.
Not sure if those laws are still on the books in the USA, but at one time you could file a civil suit against an affair partner for "Alienation of affection." You could recover both monetary damages (money your spouse spent on them) and for emotional distress.
Lunch thief Story - Now that was brilliant! I instantly knew that the doctor would help OP in some way when OP said that he smiled, but I didn’t expect a prescribed laxative medication. Serves that idiot right for stealing someone else’s food.
Reminds me of a TH-cam video about a roommate refusing to pay for groceries and is always taking/eating her roommate’s food. So the roommate decides to teach her a lesson by putting toothpaste on some pastries that she bought and powdered laxative into a bottle of orange juice and… let’s just say that the other roommate learned her lesson 😂😂😂😂
When my Dad was a corporal laboratory technician, working in a hot climate for the British Army, he used to make his own lemonade to take in to work, for himself. But there was a Lemonade Thief. However Dad disguised the stuff, it was found and drunk.
So as a laboratory technician, Dad made up a batch of Reduced Methylene Blue. Methylene Blue is a harmless dye which is bright Royal Blue, (it is often used to check if human tissue is alive) but when it is in its reduced form, it is colourless, especially when kept in a slightly acid solution, like, say, in citric acid from lemons. However, when the acid conditions change...
So about mid afternoon, there is a scream of anguish from the toilet (aka Rest Room!)
"AAAAGH! MY PEE HAS GONE BLUE!"
Caught blue-handed. My Dad had enough authority to report the guy to the Sergeant-Major, who had enough authority to put him in front of the Commanding Officer on a charge of theft.
I believe the man was sent back to the UK 'on the next available', as they say, and discharged from the Army.
The second story is an example of "One should go through life making friends, not enemies." You never know when you'll need the help of a friend because you certainly won't get help from an enemy.
I former employer of mine always said, “treat people nice because you are going to meet the same people on the way down that you met on the way up “.
Mom told me a lunch thief story that my grandpa did. He was a long term substitute teacher and his lunch was in his desk. Every day a student had been steeling his lunch so one day he made a sandwich that was mostly hot sauce. No one stole his lunch after that.
Story 5: well doctors also hand out sick leave notice or doctor's notes, for when an employee is sick when they don't need to, if you're sick and say you can't come into work, then you don't need a doctor's note especially if food service where anyone can get what you have
Last Story was friggin E P I C!!!
People get greedy and let money go to their heads. They think themselves so smart and powerful, but they’re not so much as they imagine. It’s sad really because it’s inevitable that they’re going down. So many of them never even see it coming! Thanks, Fluff, for my favorite saying, abbreviated “Stupid Games=Stupid Prizes!”😅
Story 2: I'm one of the more experienced folks at my workplace, and I've helped train new coworkers before. I'll take a greenhorn who asks questions and is serious about learning the job over a greenhorn who thinks they already know everything any day. The former are the ones who become competent at their work.
Story 2: That bonus wouldn't even matter to the senior guy in the financial aspect, stealing that bonus was just so he could swing his [REDACTED] around and hurt OP's morality.
"Just not working out" my arse!
And this is why we should never burn bridges: the butt we kick today may be the butt we have to kiss tomorrow...
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone in the USA 🇺🇸
🐬🌴 Thank you, Nena. I live on Maui, where are you? 🌺
@@timothybattey171 You're very welcome! I'm in Manitoba, Canada 🇨🇦
BRRRR! 🦃@@NenaSinclair
@timothybattey171 We've been pretty lucky so far. We've had snow then it melted, got more snow and it melted again. It's going to be pretty cold tonight and tomorrow and then a bit warmer again. As long as it's not -45 C, I'm happy (ish) lol 😆
Mr Rodgers sings: when you're at work, don't be a jerk, or you'll have to eat from the dump-ster, some old pizza, half a pear, you might even have to sleep in there. So, don't be a jerk, when you're at work, because it just might bite you, where it's not too polite to, bite you at any time,
Did Mr. Rogers really sing this? it does sound like good life advice.
Story 3: If this happened in the US all the parents should have done was call the local/state inspector's office and had them check it out & go after Bob fully.
Story 5: OP's doctor is the HERO here!
The Doctor that gave OP the prescription was absolutely brilliant! Lunch thief got a free colon cleanse🤣, fired and charged with prescription theft and could absolutely do nothing about it. Brilliant.🤣
The long game. OP went scorched earth on the company, won, then the CEO Lost his sh*t. I wonder how he kept his job
18:25 ... Lunch thieves are horrid monsters, but putting laxatives or anything you know can cause "issues" with someone in order to get back at them is legally a crime of intentional poisoning... UNLESS you have a doctor's prescription TELLING you to put it in with your food.
Without the doctor writing that very, very specific prescription, OP could face jail time (look up the criminal precedents for people doing this), but because the lunch was now a prescribed medication, OP is totally in the clear.
It's not poisoning when it's an OTC laxative. Poisoning would be using anything not meant for human consumption, like a pesticide, herbicide, or rodent killer.
I’ve been fired for not dating my bosses daughter. The boss then said a lot of homophobic things about me and called me a f***** at work and would just say horribly inappropriate things about me.
His daughter was cool, me and her were friends and got along well. I just had no interest in dating anyone and was more focused on work and school and I didn’t find her physically attractive.
Anyway I called corporate and mentioned the homophobic slurs and treatment I was getting at work and that I had spoken to a lawyer. They fired him and I got a raise.
There is a lot that goes into building a house and a few mistakes can cause problems with several different things within the house itself thus making it potentially unsafe to live in, not to mention that if the contractor messed up then everything else would be done incorrectly and resulting in the cost to go up. If I had a house built and the person who is supposed to be overseeing the work being done doesn’t show up then I would tell them to stop working call their boss and terminate the contract with them and tell them to take their stuff back and go rip off someone else
Back in the day, my Grandfather wrapped chocolate laxative in a regular candy wrapper to teach a coworker not to steal his snacks. Food thieves beware!
There is a saying in business that many entitled and toxic managers/executives never seem to remember:
"The ar$e of the subordinate you kick today, might be the ar$e of the person you need to kiss tomorrow"
Very few people stay in the same company or same industry for their entire career anymore. A subordinate in their company might one day be an executive at another company years later.
Food Theft Story: I once had a food thief at work...
At first, HR decided they didn't need to get their Lazy Asses off their seats and do their Jobs until I told them that if they didn't do their Jobs, I WILL call the Police and have not only the Thief Arrested but them as well as Accessories to the Theft...THEN I'd call the Ministry of Labour and make a Formal Creating a Toxic and Hostile Work Environment Complaint against them...
They decided to look at the Security Cameras (they were EVERYWHERE except the washrooms and changerooms because the Company Owner was slightly Paranoid) and caught (and Fired, I wasn't the only one he stole Lunch from) the Thief less than 45 minutes later...
Everyone involved would be under the gun of a legal lawsuit for messing up on building a house and getting mad when they fuked up and the people refused to pay until they got it all fixed. I woul ruin that bank and that guys construction company for being incompetent. I’m not a contractor but I know that the mistakes they were making were costly ones.
FAFO that's what you get when mess around with a patient man or woman.
the lunch thief story reminds of 2 other stories where lunch was stolen, 1 op used creten oil to make the thief crap his pants & another op who used pure cap to make it feel like a inferno was happening in his mouth even trying to use water to ease it when he needed to use milk
I remember those!😂😂 The pure cap one was absolutely diabolical! And truly was the best way to teach a lunch thief a lesson
Story 5: OP did need the medicine, but for his mental health, not his digestive health.
If the OP in the 1st story had put the remaining photos in random places, he probably would have been arrested. I think it would have been classified as revenge porn which is a felony. Both the boys and the women in the photos could have sued him
sometimes you never want to mess with co-workers because you never know if they will one day keep you from getting another job and that is definitely one doctor who I would NOT want to be on his bad side at all
I went to boarding school and we had a food thief, a very brazen food thief. No one was spared and everyone had had enough.
A plan was devised. It had to be kept top secret, or the unknown thief might find out
Several girls made a big delicious looking chocolate cake and mixed in a laxative product. They covered it with delicious chocolate icing and , after school hours, placed it in the shared refrigerator.
Being clever, they made sure to take out a slice, because this made it easier for the food thief to take a bit, due to the cake already being cut into 🙂
The trap was set.
That evening,after we had returned from dinner we checked the cake and sure enough a slice had been taken - the thief had taken some and then pushed the cake awkwardly back together in an effort to make it look like it was before.
But they had taken a BIG slice 😳
There was also a big chocolatey thumb print on the lid of the Tupperware container 🤣🤣
We waited.
Everyone was at their desks that evening doing school work, making noodles, cups of tea or generally relaxing in our pyjamas.
One girl however wasn’t at her desk, a staff member noticed and asked where she was, nobody knew.
This girl was found in the bathroom block, unable to leave the toilet 😳.
As soon as someone found out who it was, word spread like wildfire and food didn’t go “missing” again - well, not for a long while anyway.
It quickly became urban legend and was told to any new or junior students upon arrival.
No one was prepared to risk “borrowing” other people’s food EVER again.
Because you never know, you might be the one pooping yourself silly for hours and stuck on the loo for half the night lol:
I have to say, I’ve never looked at chocolate cake the same way since - but that chocolatey icing did look super dopper delicious 🤣🤣
The lunch thief story: the Dr was right prescribing that laxative. OP was dealing with the same shit for at least 12 days. That’s definitely diagnosed constipation. 😂😂😂
19:03- UMMM...... at any job I've ever had including the salaried ones I have never signed a contract that stated that overtime was unpaid. So when the hell did that become part of a supposed "standard contract?"
As a salaried employee myself and my coworkers would laugh in the face of anyone trying to tell us our overtime was unpaid! And anybody who thinks that unpaid overtime is part of a supposed "standard contract",
PLEASE, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PLEASE, DO NOT SIGN IT!!! The only thing "STANDARD" ABOUT THAT CONTRACT IS THE LEVELS AT WHICH THEY ATTEMPT TO SCREW YOU OUTRIGHT!!
Sounds like the post was NOT from the USA. But it also sounds like not paying for OT was illegal, but the employees agreed to it because they were working for a startup, and were made certian promises- like receiving equity, or getting the unpaid OT later on as a bonus once the company is making money. The company screwed OP out of both. So, as was their right, OP just asked for the OT they were legally owed.
Second story: There was an administrator who was demoted and transferred because of several issues (one being a love affair with one of the foremen which resulted in favoritism) . No one liked this lady and the staff were running around singing "The witch is dead. The witch is dead" (dead meaning gone). A couple of them came to me all smiles and giggles and wanted me to join in. I said, "The rear (not exactly the word I used) that you kick today, may be the one you have to kiss tomorrow. It doesn't concern you, so my advice is to stay out of it." This really got under their skin that I wouldn't join in. Sure enough, she filed a complaint, threatened to sue, and was reinstated a few months later. When we heard she was coming back, I looked over at one of the guys that I had 'advised" and before I could say "told you so" he said, "I KNOW, I KNOW! YOU SAID THIS COULD HAPPEN!" Lesson is, if it doesn't concern you, stay out of it.
In the second story regarding the house, when Fluff read that the door came completely out of the frame because it was wedged in there reminded me of the 1986 movie "The Money Pit" starring Tom Hanks and Shelly Long. Hanks and Long were a married couple that really could not afford but a con artist sold them at an unbelievably low price. Whatever you could think of that could go wrong actually did starting with the staircase actually collapsing. The movie is a laugh-a-minute and it is definitely worth watching.
Story 3 was the first story I went back to rewatch a bit(and I’ve watched the entirety of the pro revenge playlist). The attorney’s blowing up on the two guys was incredible 😂
Story 3: Tom would absolutely NOT have had a good story to tell other attorneys. Not unless they were directly part of the same firm and sworn in with the family. Attorney-Client confidentiality is taken VERY seriously.
Story 3: it's wild to me that it was a technicality that saved them from this awful mess. A barely functional house they were were nearly forced to accept. Yuck.
Yup, if you're going to brag to everybody who works for you and tell them exactly how to blackmail you, you should probably be veeeeeery careful to keep 'em happy.
5th story: I think that qualifies as nuclear revenge. Laxatives in the food by itself is pro revenge; getting the guy arrested right off the toilet is a step beyond.
Story 2: The people you meet on your way up are the same people you meet on the way down.
Was seriously worried in the house story until we got to the point where the LAND was already OP's. Such a relief.
Hey Fluff and steve'o Happy Thanksgiving to ya'll and your family and friends 🦃❤
You don't love me Fluff....I waited to hear it!!😔
Doctor Revenge in one story, must had a lunchroom thief in the pass to come up with this Idea.
I have learned in my 61 years that, no matter the age,education,or color of skin, or differently abled doesnt mean that they arent smart. You can learnd anything from anyone. Judge not lest you will be judged!
I've said for many years now that when I stop learning, is the day I moved to the next plain. I'm pushing sixty six now.
Why does even listening to stories about people getting evicted give me a near heart attack. The only thing I’ve ever done is a speeding ticket which honestly might be off the record by now. But I’m SO terrified of getting evicted for no reason. I’m literally scared every day
Happy Turkey Day to Fluff, Steve-O, and everyone here. Be safe and have a great holiday!
“BOB THE BUILDER”…
I. JUST. CAN’T
😂😂😂
Due to the condition of the home and the fact it was no where NEAR meeting Minimum Code Requirements meant the Bank would have had a hard time Foreclosing on OP's Parents for refusing to Sign Off on Obviously Shoddy and Outright Dangerous work...
They had every Right to demand Bob bring the work up to Building Code (and thus Safe to live in) before Signing Off on his work...
Hippocrates: "Yo Dawg, I heard you hate harms, so I make sure future doctors swear an oath to not harm, and I'll teach them to stop harming people, by doing just a small harm that would stop a larger one!"
As to the lunch he can't claim op tried to poison him. He should not take what isnt his. As to the last story ops former employers greed cost them a heck of a lot more in the long run.
I enjoyed the stories, but especially the last one. Waiting 6 and 11/12 years to sue, right before limitations were up was brilliant! You really screwed over the company CEO, and made some good money! Congratulations.
OP4: You didn't expect much to happen when you reported a registered sex offender for breaking the terms of their parole? Really, OP?
I'd like to know how the creep pulled that one off. Doesn't a RSO have to wear an ankle bracelet?
@@markrahm6900 No, the SC decided that making someone wear a tracking device for the rest of their life was an invasion of privacy or something.
I swear I've heard all of these stories on this channel before, if not at least 75% of them.
For that first story I don't agree with the idea of OP sharing others about as the other person in the photos might be people he coerced to have sex with him.
I used to have a boss like the one story, but not nearly as bad.
He liked to think he was God’s gift to women and went around spreading stories about his exploit. Bit of a bravo peddler, who I ended up backing up against the wall at work after he made a quip about how he and my mom had “gone all night long” the previous night.
Not going to lie… I quite enjoyed the look of fear in his eyes as I went from being quiet and reserved to looking like I was going to whoop his arse was quite satisfying.
Flash forward a year and his antics came back to bite him in the behind.
I get a phone call, repeated phone calls, absolutely begging me not to tell the store manager what he had been saying. Ended up having to turn off my phone since he kept calling.
Also went to work at a different fast food chain with a fellow coworker and dude ends up applying. Let’s just say that we were pretty honest about what happened and his antics.
Fortunately I haven’t had anyone similar to him since then.
Story 2: to quote samuel l jackson "be careful whose toes you step in. They may be connected to the ass you need to kiss in the future"
story 3: i like to think that if this happened in the mOdern day, the attorney would imitate phoenix wright and yell out "OBJECTION!!" then slam down the deed yelling "TAKE THAT!!!"
as music plays in the background
630 Actually, the lesson I got was: If you screw a subordinate over, don't let him be fired, because if he ever gets a position with a competitor/client where he can screw you, he will.
7:05 Case in point!
Remember that saying, " the @sses you kick on the way up the ladder, you might have to kiss on the way down"...
I don't know much about building codes, but it seemed to me the contractor should have been reported for various violations. I know very little about construction, but even I know you don't hang cupboards on drywall!
Be careful who you step on on your way up, you will be passing them on your way down.
First story = What the frick kind of garbage person is that? I can't believe that kind of person is allowed to exist.
The banks copping a dose of their own tactics was brilliant 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 cudos to the lawyer
so you're constipated??? that doctor is a legend
So this guy, in the 2020s, sleeps with coworkers and then exhibits photos of it on the production floor without being immediately reported or more likely arrested? Sure. And he keeps the evidence in printed form in his office. Not on like a hard drive or something. Oh, I'm sorry, was this 1986 when this happened? That explains it. And then the story ends up with you being totally resourceful and showing that guy "whose the boss?" Man, so cool.
Canola oil advertised in this video is slightly toxic and goes rancid faster than an other oil I've ever tried.
Tofu Burgers. No one steals your lunch when it's tofu burgers.
but the OP in the lunch thief story did need the prescription strength laxative the catch the thief.
Bad Builder Story: If I were OP's Parents, I'd be calling the local Code Enforcement Officer to come Inspect the home...
Once they saw Bob's shoddy work, they would CRUCIFY him...I can almost guarantee Bob never pulled the Permits building a home Legally Requires because none of his work would Pass and the Inspectors would be giving Bob and his Crew(s) MASSIVE Fines and FIX THIS SHIT NOW OR ALL HELL WILL LAND ON YOUR HEAD Orders...Orders Bob can NOT ignore without earning himself Thousand's of dollars in additional Fines as well as a Suspension and/or Permanent Revocation of his Contractor's License which would instantly put him Out of Business since without it he can't Legally work as a Builder/Contractor...
Only if that didn't work would I go the Lawyer's Nuclear Option and tell them to remove the house from the land...
Story 1: prorevenge and a happy ending, a bucket list reddit post
i was told you may step on me when you climb up the ladder...but...i'll b waiting for you to come back down...
Happy pre Thanksgiving fluff and everyone
Anyone else think it would've been funny if the house fell, but the door stayed up? You know, like in Loony Toons
Trust is premium in any business. You can be a Karen, but as long as you can be trusted, you can still get the business going. If you can't be trusted, the business will stop.
#1 : DarkFluff's comments: Wait, so you think that it would be appropriate for the OP to display naked photos of women who probably didn't consent to the photos in the first place, let alone to them being made public? I think that's at least as bad ethically as what the boss was doing. At least the boss was only showing the photos to a few people and not making copies. You're suggesting public shaming of women in order to punish the boss? That's messed up.
Be safe and enjoy family time boys!!❤ Love you bunches🎉
Regarding your comment on story 1: Yeah, it would be embarrassing for him, but it's not fair to the women he was with.
The last one! epic! Patience!