Why should he have let it go when this guy was still screwing people over?? He is a professional con man. OP may have gotten some over the top revenge, but at the same time he was helping other people not get screwed over, mainly the girlfriend! He could have ruined her financially for life! Screw that guy.
Story 3: OP is a hero for getting that POS. Without OP, it's likely that that criminal would have continued his crime spree, and caused damage to God knows how many other people. Good on OP for taking him down. Too many people are willing to just roll over, so it's a rare treat to know that there's some people around with a shiny backbone and a willingness to do a major public service for their community in getting someone like that off the street and into prison. Well done!
Chad talked OP into starting a business then proceeded to steal from him and their clients, OP making sure chad was ruined even if it took a decade was perfect.
The guy had stolen credit cards and a skimmer, so he was actively stealing from innocent people. He also had a fake badge, so he was likely pulling people over and possibly telling the people he pulled over that in exchange for a payoff, he’d “forget about the ticket.” Just think what could have happened if he pulled over a lone woman that he could sexually assaulted. OP should be commended for his part in taking a possibly dangerous man off streets.
I’m glad that got what was deserved in the last story. My parents are not rich and it was such a slap in the face when someone used one of those ATM scanners and started using the little they have to travel across the nation and Europe! Over time, most was recovered, but come on!
Sure it may have hurt him to hold onto that anger for that long... but that's between him and his therapist. As far as I'm concerned he should be commended for putting a con artist/predator behind bars, well his response is was not the healthiest for him on a personal level it is a normal human behavior that is good for the overall health of our communities in many cases. How do you balance those two factors? I have not a clue, but his community is genuinely safer thanks to his actions whatever the right balance is overall.
Story 3: I don't think this qualifies as nuclear revenge. MOAB revenge, maybe? As for the "obsessive" bit, I don't think that he spent every second of that ten years obsessing over revenge. He just waited for opportunities and took them.
OP in the business story should DEFINITELY have done everything he did, if not for revenge, but as a preventative measure for anything else Chad did or would do. This is as much justice as revenge.
Too right. The "revenge" was was really nothing more than Chad getting busted for breaking the law. If he hadn't broken the law (and been a complete asshole) in the first place, he would have been fine.
Are you talking about the first story? Are you feeling sorry for the two racist assholes who got fired because they were racist assholes, one of whom was armed and clearly unhinged?
@@j_g9109 The OP highlighted that the racists sending emails were a liability to the company. If you want HR to do something, frame it as in the company's interest, not your own. If you understand that relationship, you can turn HR's motivations to your advantage.
never underestimate the fury of a quiet man. its completely true. BUT, a tradesman NEVER forgets. if someone wrongs you. sure, they may let it go and not worry about it, but once they see an opportunity to get revenge, they will take it.
What I learned is that there are no "like tradesmen". They all know each other or have degrees of seperation. So you mess with one plumber and likely your electrician will get a warning. It really sucks when this works against a horrible tradesman (who might not get a job in their field) or a Karen( who might only get a "customer compliance training" hazing to service them.)
@@masterbond9 I'm a plasterer by trade myself, and like you one of the quiet ones. I've heard a revenge story or two myself. Let's just say some were simpler, more direct, and a lot more violent.
Never start a business with someone you've only known afew months? Hell I know a couple of people that have been screwed over by business partners who have been friends for years
I'm not a vengeful person but if someone kicked me out of the company I cofounded after that someone was caught embezzling, stealing, and all in all using the company for personal gain at the expense of the company I'm highly unlikely to forget it. If they can turn a new leaf and shape up I won't keep them from bettering themselves, but if they keep being a horrible person I'll be honest and do the right thing.
In the last story "Chad" got exactly what was coming to him. I know that there are those who say that "justice delayed, is no justice." But sometimes you have to be patient und wait for the right moment.
Op did a good thing for humanity getting Chad out of circulation! I have had people like that work for me and take tools and materials I couldn't afford to lose. Good on you, Op!
The parking story, you wonder why he didn't park in his garage, if they're anything like many people here in Florida the garage is a storage area for everything and anything with next to no room for a car. A lot of people even close in their garages for extra indoor space.
@@robertl4824 They changed the building codes a decade or more back but back 30 years when my folks retired here you could build a 1,200 sq. foot house, this place is only 1,500. I think 2,500 minimum is the new code. There's no place to put anything. You can't have a basement. 9-10 months out of the year the attic is a literal oven. The garage is the only place to put excess stuff or people if you need the room.
Story 3: If OP left it alone all those years ago, Chad could have stolen who knows how much money. I'm glad the sting happened. On another note, what kind of delusional plane of existence was Chad living in?
Oh god it's been years since I read the Chad story for myself and I even reached out to OP about seeing his story on youtube (the post was archived so I couldn't comment or upvote it) and was telling him how I thought his revenge was the most epic thing I ever read. He responded with a thank you and was impressed about how far his post had reached.
I dont think it was obsessive, you can keep tabs on someone for 10 years without spending a lot of time on them. What would be obsessive is if he had a detective style board and spend every day of those 10 years keeping track of him, but we dont know if he did that.
That last story made me so happy. He absolutely got what he deserved. People who rip others off, lie, and steal deserve jail time. It costs you nothing to be a decent human being.
No, he shouldn't have "moved on". He took the guy down. I personally wouldn't have stopped until he was homeless on the street, and then I would've stopped and pissed on him.
Story 3: patience pays off! OP is justified in revenge & letting it go is literally the same as encouraging the same behavior or saying it’s ok. It’s never ok to screw someone over with the intent of screwing them over & ruining their lives to support illegal activity. OP did a good thing & maybe the jerk learned a valuable lesson.
Thank you to anyone who spends the time to make sure that the Chads of the world, face justice. It seems sad that it take so much effort to make sure that "Chads" are stopped from continuing their criminal activities. Nice to hear of a victim becoming a hero! (hope that it didn't take too much of a toll on him).
Bookkeeper here cringing as I listen to story 3. 😬 Always, always, always review your books and know your numbers! Better yet, hire an outside bookkeeper who can help you track and understand those numbers along with a CPA or EA for taxes!
Speaking of names, every Charles I’ve ever known was devilishly mischievous and had a unique sense of humor. I think if I remember correctly the name means “firey one” so I think it fits.
Story 1: yeah... those mandatory diversity training classes aren't exactly as "anti-racism" as they say they are... they tend to make people MORE racist if anything. Edit: this probably explains why the same-named coworker actually voiced his agreement with the racist guy that OP should butt out. I'm not endorsing racist behavior, but it's been shown
@@teacherbecca526 as stated by information released by whistleblowers (so take this with salt if you'd like), the majority of "diversity training" is not filled with items such as "Just because these people don't look like you, does not mean they are that different from you," or "you should not judge people based off the color of their skin, their ethnicity, or their gender." Instead it is filled with more racially dividing ideas such as, "White people have done nothing positive in this world and must be treated unfairly as to bring true equality to the world (as a hyperbolic extreme)" and the now infamous "BE LESS WHITE." It does nothing to actually address racial/religious/gender prejudices and discrimination, but shifts all blame onto "Whiteness" (which you don't actually need to be white to have according to these trainings). Now imagine a predominantly Cis, Straight, Male environment (which is an issue these trainings allegedly don't even try to address, instead allegedly claiming there needs to be quotas needed to artificially expand outside these metrics) being told nothing useful, but rather that all the world's problems are caused by nobody other than them, that they are nothing, that they are riding off the backs of not their hard work, but racism, sexism, theft and slavery, and imagine how much less likely they would be to be less discriminatory? It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy of hatred and malcontent which calling out gets one labeled a bad person and shunned by society because "Well, we are ANTIracist so if you are against us you MUST be racist!" But yeah, this is just info we've recieved from whistleblowers, the AntiRacism Movement, and the history of Critical Race Theory so take it with however much salt you'd like.
@@teacherbecca526 When someone constantly implies that you may have a racist bias or bent simply because of your color or upbringing, it can (in some cases) become a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts. Kinda like telling someone that they are ugly over and over again. After a while, they may start to believe you
As they say "Revenge is a dish best served cold". This was not just cold, but never frostbite level. Love that OP got him in the end. He lost all is profit payouts that he invested into the company (or more like unknowingly stuffed into Chad's pockets).
In the first story, the guy who sent the threatening email may have had all of his pew-pews confiscated, and earned a lifetime ban from owning firearms. Making terroristic threats like that can not be tolerated, and participating in such activities should have severe consequences.
It should be, NEVER underestimate a QUIET person. OP is SOOOO right to do what he did!!! If he hadn't done so, who knows how long that idiot would have kept doing what he was and who his next victim would have been!! At least OP kinda got it done "nicely", that guy could have ended up swimming with the fiishes!!!
OP who gets his ex-business partner arrested: Let me tell you, losing your good name & standing in the business community is a death sentence; you virtually can not get it back. OP was spot on for destroying his ex-partner because that IS the only way he could have cleared his own name, permanently.
18:26 personally I'm glad OP obsessed over chad, because if he were to let him go after the fact, chad would've still be a con man on the loose, but because OP stalked him, he got chad behind bars, I mean he had his 'stolen' vehicle fill with other people's credit card and IDs, I bet a particular person who owns one of those credit cards and IDs would want this guys legs broken
In the business partner story, it sounds like OP never signed any sort of contract. On top of never checking accounts or anything. I hope he learned some sort of lesson about showing some sort of responsibility and not naively assuming everyone is honest. And this Chad -- I hear about a lot of these kind of people. People who seem to compulsively lie and steal at every single opportunity, no matter how much hot water they're already in, and can be absolutely cruelly criminal to anyone they meet at the drop of a hat without any sign of conscience whatsoever.
Somehow I think the people who said "you should just let it go" would be the first to be pissed when it happened to them, then even more pissed when they learned someone could have prevented it.
OP's persistence in nailing Chad probably saved a lot of other people from Chads crimminal activites. Chad seemed pretty unbothered by scamming others, including his own girlfriend. OP sent 10years in public service for free.
I so appreciate the fact that OP was able to clear his name, and help people who had the unfortunate luck of being associated with him i.e. girlfriend, landlord etc.
Considering Chad didn’t change his ways, OP is a hero. The only concerning part was that there’s no mention of him doing his own research to see if he was still the same guy he always was. He just let his anger took over. That’s a dangerous habit to pick up, so I hope OP is doing better mentally.
IMO I would have done the same thing as the op for story 3. Dude tried to destroy op, op plays the uno reverse Card and destroys him, yes I do consider stealing, bad mouthing and the other stuff as trying to destroy him
One thing I've learned from watching these episodes is how many people mix up "one faithful day" for (the accurate) "one fateful day." I never realized that was something people screwed up.
To me, OP is a hero. He went out of his way to put a stop to a man who was never going to stop. His ex business partner was like The Terminator. They. Just. Don't. Stop. You can't reason with them. You can't connect with him. They. Just. Don't. Stop.
The guy is definitely a hero. It’s so rare that fraud cases ever go anywhere so there’s a damn good chance .chad would have gotten away with everything
Story 2 - For Nuclear revenge, make sure every car on the street BUT his is towed Do this a few times and that guy is going to start getting nervous :3
For the second story I agree that it’s a good thing OP did what they did. If they didn’t, Chad probably would’ve taken advantage of more people. Hopefully Chad has learned his lesson and by the end of his sentence he’ll have changed for the better.
#3 That's machine gun ProRevenge. It's not how long it takes, it's how thorough and meticulous OP was. He utterly destroyed that Chad piece by piece, then, shattered every little piece to bits. Chad got what he deserved, but not all he deserved.
I'm sorry, but I'm curious to know OP's name. But I'm happy he called out the racist! I'm glad he did it in a professional manner and not a malicious that could've effect his job as well.
@@LoveYouMorePooh OP just said “common and commonly used by racists (mostly in the Deep South) to name their kids.” I’m guessing he’s referring to the name of a confederate general.
OP had to get his name & reputation back in the last story. It's not just about seeking revenge for just himself but for his family & for those who are unaware of this guy's true nature. OP went about everything the right way within the limits of the law. Jurisprudence takes time. Yet it is a sweet victory to enjoy. I'm very proud of the example he set. He's a husband & father. I was taught to always to do the right thing, do the work & there are no shortcuts in life. I'm sure OP is teaching his children something pretty similar. 🥰🥰🥰
Chad deserved it. You DON'T screw your business partner who was good and honest to you ever. Chad was backstabbing and frame OP so he deserve to get the result. Those who says to get over it prob the same type of person as chad.
I think the third poster absolutely needed to get "Chad" off the streets. If the poster would have simply let things go, that might mean that Chad would have simply gotten away with all of those charges. Regardless how long the revenge took or how "obsessive" the poster seemed, I think it was well worth putting a criminal behind bars. Crime doesn't pay, and a lot of a time, if a criminal is simply left to his own devices, especially the kind of person Chad is, he would have simply gone on to screw more and more people over and think himself untouchable. Would someone really say that it would have been best to just let a criminal be?
OP did the right thing. Who knows what kind of harm Chad could have done to other people, especially the ones whose ID he'd stolen. He could have ruined their credit history permanently, and things like this can cause depression and anxiety in the victims, and in extreme cases can lead to suicide. In jail is the best place for Chad.
In my opinion, everyone is different. If he decided to hunt chad to the end of the earth then thats his decision, it isnt right or wrong and all of it was technically on the legal side of the line. Good on him for helping many people get rid of chad.
In the 3r story, Chad should wish he was in prison instead of Jail for decades. Chad ought to feel good that it was Canada laws, but in the USA, he'd be facing gov't felony charges and sent to the worst hell hole prison possible. OP's the quiet fury of a man.
That last story.... he had video of the dude committing insurance fraud but didn't do anything about it *UNTIL* it was *HIM* that was getting fucked over by Chad.... just let that sink in for a moment.
For the last story: if OP was rolling his company profits in to the business, which Chad was then making dissappear at the point where the co-ownership was dissolved he was entitled to that still. He could have legally done so much more in regards to his ownership rights. Also you can not fire a co-owner, there is a ton of paperwork involved to separate the ownership and buyouts would have to take place. As for all the illegal booking Chad was doing, OP could have sent Canada Revenue (our IRS) after him. Added note: any time you mess with peoples pay, staff have a ton of rights and most areas have groups in place to nail Chad to the wall on the staffs behalf at no cost to them. We have a lot of laws in place to protect workers, their rights and their paychecks, if you know to use them. Chad could have been in jail for decades doing back to back sentences. OP definitely didn't go to far.
Nah, OP did good work keeping it up. I mean after all that time after OP being locked out of a business he co founded Chad was still still doing illegal shit; had OP decided enough was enough and called it quits he would still be out there to financially ruin people's credit with the ATM skimmers they found in the girlfriends truck, and honestly I cringe to think how far a person who has no qualms with slandering a "friend", arson, multiple types of fraud and theft, and utter disregard for driving laws. The way I see it OP ensured Chad will not be menacing society for years to come.
That last story could have been avoided if OP was aware of "conflict of interests". He should never have let the other guy handle Insurance, Bankroll, Job gigs, etc. He made it so easy for the guy to do whatever he wanted with the company money.
My rule that goes against the whole "let it go" thing is that if you let someone get away with doing a bad thing, chances are they'll do it to more people. No, I will not let it go until they're actually sorry for it.
Who in their sane mind would think OP should have just forgave and forget Chad? OP should have stopped him sooner. Chad was given 10 extra years to scam others before OP finally stopped him.
Why should he have let it go when this guy was still screwing people over?? He is a professional con man. OP may have gotten some over the top revenge, but at the same time he was helping other people not get screwed over, mainly the girlfriend! He could have ruined her financially for life! Screw that guy.
Indeed, it’s like far too many people had their lives screwed over because of evil people. It serves chad right!
It ain't over-the-top if there's multiple benefactors to soak up the extra sweet, sweet revenge.
If you let it go when someone does a bad thing, you're letting them harm other people. Letting it go is selfish.
Story 3: OP is a hero for getting that POS. Without OP, it's likely that that criminal would have continued his crime spree, and caused damage to God knows how many other people. Good on OP for taking him down. Too many people are willing to just roll over, so it's a rare treat to know that there's some people around with a shiny backbone and a willingness to do a major public service for their community in getting someone like that off the street and into prison. Well done!
Never saw a man get slow roasted over an open fire before :D
Chad talked OP into starting a business then proceeded to steal from him and their clients, OP making sure chad was ruined even if it took a decade was perfect.
The guy had stolen credit cards and a skimmer, so he was actively stealing from innocent people. He also had a fake badge, so he was likely pulling people over and possibly telling the people he pulled over that in exchange for a payoff, he’d “forget about the ticket.” Just think what could have happened if he pulled over a lone woman that he could sexually assaulted. OP should be commended for his part in taking a possibly dangerous man off streets.
He was already dangerous, just not to that level....yet
OP has likely stopped him from becoming a bigger threat by dealing with him early
Chad got exactly what he deserved...big snaps to OP for getting this sleaze-ball off the street!
I'm thinking of the old video game, Mortal Combat...
"FINISH HIM!"
If it was a real story.
You could be Chad’s next victim if you “ let it go and put it behind you “. Chad only cares about himself. OP is a working class Batman!
I’m glad that got what was deserved in the last story. My parents are not rich and it was such a slap in the face when someone used one of those ATM scanners and started using the little they have to travel across the nation and Europe! Over time, most was recovered, but come on!
Chad should be kept locked up for other future victims protection. This guy is a menace to society.
"How dumb can you possibly be?" _Don't say that !_ They will take it as a challenge.
*”YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER”*
@@JaelinBezel*"IN THE ARENA OF LOGIC I FIGHT UNARMED!!!"*
Sure it may have hurt him to hold onto that anger for that long... but that's between him and his therapist. As far as I'm concerned he should be commended for putting a con artist/predator behind bars, well his response is was not the healthiest for him on a personal level it is a normal human behavior that is good for the overall health of our communities in many cases. How do you balance those two factors? I have not a clue, but his community is genuinely safer thanks to his actions whatever the right balance is overall.
I applaud OP for taking Chad down! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 He not only got revenge for himself, he helped others who were Chad's victims as well. Great job Sir!
It makes me happy to see this because of all the times I couldn't get revenge or closure.
@@karinwolf3645 Same!!!
There is another expression for what OP did : Taking out the garbage.
@@Kualinar The garbage took itself out.
Story 3: I don't think this qualifies as nuclear revenge. MOAB revenge, maybe?
As for the "obsessive" bit, I don't think that he spent every second of that ten years obsessing over revenge. He just waited for opportunities and took them.
OP in the business story should DEFINITELY have done everything he did, if not for revenge, but as a preventative measure for anything else Chad did or would do. This is as much justice as revenge.
story 3: with all the laws Chad had broken (and clearly never learning his' lesson) he belongs behind bars
Ok ok
Ok my
He belongs UNDER the jail!
Too right. The "revenge" was was really nothing more than Chad getting busted for breaking the law. If he hadn't broken the law (and been a complete asshole) in the first place, he would have been fine.
Absolutely! And said in perfect Susan Collins voice. 🧐 😌
I almost believed this story, but the police sting was a bridge too far
A great reminder that HR exists to protect the company, not you.
You are part of the damn company, now do you want to speak to the manager
@@pandoratheclay That's not the efficient solution to most underlings not bending over for the guy with a golden parachute.
Are you talking about the first story? Are you feeling sorry for the two racist assholes who got fired because they were racist assholes, one of whom was armed and clearly unhinged?
A great reminder that most of the time, HR doesn’t give a shit.
@@j_g9109 The OP highlighted that the racists sending emails were a liability to the company. If you want HR to do something, frame it as in the company's interest, not your own. If you understand that relationship, you can turn HR's motivations to your advantage.
The people saying let it go are future Chads looking towards their own future. Dude got screwed he screwed back harder. Win.
OP is a hero! Sometimes real justice takes awhile, but it is so satisfying when it occurs.
Or potentially future victims, since he was defrauding people
I agree. The people saying to let it go are future Chads.
Those future chads will suffer the same fate.
never underestimate the fury of a quiet man. its completely true. BUT, a tradesman NEVER forgets. if someone wrongs you. sure, they may let it go and not worry about it, but once they see an opportunity to get revenge, they will take it.
What I learned is that there are no "like tradesmen". They all know each other or have degrees of seperation.
So you mess with one plumber and likely your electrician will get a warning. It really sucks when this works against a horrible tradesman (who might not get a job in their field) or a Karen( who might only get a "customer compliance training" hazing to service them.)
And when the quiet man is a tradesman then watch out. It ain't gonna end well.
Agree. Plus how people he screw for identity theft. So O.P got justice for the victim as well.
@@harryboyes2812 I am an electrician apprentice. I am also one of those quiet ones. I have heard some stories of revenge and this pales in comparison
@@masterbond9 I'm a plasterer by trade myself, and like you one of the quiet ones. I've heard a revenge story or two myself. Let's just say some were simpler, more direct, and a lot more violent.
Story 3: OP, that wasn't Pro Revenge. That was LEGENDARY Revenge!!!!
More like Galaxy revenge 🌌😈
That was scorched earth revenge.
Never start a business with someone you've only known afew months? Hell I know a couple of people that have been screwed over by business partners who have been friends for years
My favourite part is "Revenge over, right? NOPE." Anyway, that last story, Chad deserves all of that karmaic justice.
I never get tired of Darkfluff's voice and these stories
I'm not a vengeful person but if someone kicked me out of the company I cofounded after that someone was caught embezzling, stealing, and all in all using the company for personal gain at the expense of the company I'm highly unlikely to forget it. If they can turn a new leaf and shape up I won't keep them from bettering themselves, but if they keep being a horrible person I'll be honest and do the right thing.
In the last story "Chad" got exactly what was coming to him. I know that there are those who say that "justice delayed, is no justice." But sometimes you have to be patient und wait for the right moment.
this action by OP helped save others from being victim of this con man named Chad. he is now in prison with other con men
Op did a good thing for humanity getting Chad out of circulation! I have had people like that work for me and take tools and materials I couldn't afford to lose. Good on you, Op!
The parking story, you wonder why he didn't park in his garage, if they're anything like many people here in Florida the garage is a storage area for everything and anything with next to no room for a car. A lot of people even close in their garages for extra indoor space.
I have a 25' by 80' building with a bay door and I still have to park in the driveway! 😆
Or Texas. They also have a living room with TV in the garage.
@@robertl4824 They changed the building codes a decade or more back but back 30 years when my folks retired here you could build a 1,200 sq. foot house, this place is only 1,500. I think 2,500 minimum is the new code. There's no place to put anything. You can't have a basement. 9-10 months out of the year the attic is a literal oven. The garage is the only place to put excess stuff or people if you need the room.
@@robertl4824 I have seen that in several states
I love waking up to new ones and listening to these when I get ready for school
Story 3: If OP left it alone all those years ago, Chad could have stolen who knows how much money. I'm glad the sting happened. On another note, what kind of delusional plane of existence was Chad living in?
That quiet man got what he was looking for! Hero in my book!
Legend says that DarkFluff might respond to one of the first 30 comments.
I think that guy got what he deserved.great job op
HE IS A HERO. CHAD WILL NOT BE SCREWING ANYONE ELSE OVER FOR A FEW YEARS
Oh god it's been years since I read the Chad story for myself and I even reached out to OP about seeing his story on youtube (the post was archived so I couldn't comment or upvote it) and was telling him how I thought his revenge was the most epic thing I ever read. He responded with a thank you and was impressed about how far his post had reached.
I dont think it was obsessive, you can keep tabs on someone for 10 years without spending a lot of time on them. What would be obsessive is if he had a detective style board and spend every day of those 10 years keeping track of him, but we dont know if he did that.
That last story made me so happy. He absolutely got what he deserved. People who rip others off, lie, and steal deserve jail time. It costs you nothing to be a decent human being.
Story 3 definitely needs to get its level of revenge upgraded OP was eons above pro revenge status
Story 3 OP is a hero. Bad people deserve what they get. And don't always get what they deserve. Go OP !
Bravo OP! Chad deserved everything that came to him. GREAT revenge!
No, he shouldn't have "moved on". He took the guy down. I personally wouldn't have stopped until he was homeless on the street, and then I would've stopped and pissed on him.
Story 3: patience pays off! OP is justified in revenge & letting it go is literally the same as encouraging the same behavior or saying it’s ok. It’s never ok to screw someone over with the intent of screwing them over & ruining their lives to support illegal activity. OP did a good thing & maybe the jerk learned a valuable lesson.
Are you kidding? Seeing all this Chad guy has done, it's an absolute privilege bringing him to justice.
Claim your "early" ticket here... Also love you Darkfluff!!
I've come for the ticket.
ticket claimed :D
Thank you to anyone who spends the time to make sure that the Chads of the world, face justice. It seems sad that it take so much effort to make sure that "Chads" are stopped from continuing their criminal activities. Nice to hear of a victim becoming a hero! (hope that it didn't take too much of a toll on him).
The 3rd story feels like it also belongs in Nuclear Revenge.
Hey DF, can we get a r/nuclearrevenge episode?
Bookkeeper here cringing as I listen to story 3. 😬 Always, always, always review your books and know your numbers! Better yet, hire an outside bookkeeper who can help you track and understand those numbers along with a CPA or EA for taxes!
Speaking of names, every Charles I’ve ever known was devilishly mischievous and had a unique sense of humor. I think if I remember correctly the name means “firey one” so I think it fits.
Story 1: yeah... those mandatory diversity training classes aren't exactly as "anti-racism" as they say they are... they tend to make people MORE racist if anything.
Edit: this probably explains why the same-named coworker actually voiced his agreement with the racist guy that OP should butt out. I'm not endorsing racist behavior, but it's been shown
I agree. These days some people are LOOKING for racism
@@pquarterhorse1 and you're racist if you call them out on it because they use their weasel prefix of "anti-."
Why is that? Does it give people ideas? As a former corporate trainer, I am curious. Thanks!
@@teacherbecca526 as stated by information released by whistleblowers (so take this with salt if you'd like), the majority of "diversity training" is not filled with items such as "Just because these people don't look like you, does not mean they are that different from you," or "you should not judge people based off the color of their skin, their ethnicity, or their gender." Instead it is filled with more racially dividing ideas such as, "White people have done nothing positive in this world and must be treated unfairly as to bring true equality to the world (as a hyperbolic extreme)" and the now infamous "BE LESS WHITE."
It does nothing to actually address racial/religious/gender prejudices and discrimination, but shifts all blame onto "Whiteness" (which you don't actually need to be white to have according to these trainings). Now imagine a predominantly Cis, Straight, Male environment (which is an issue these trainings allegedly don't even try to address, instead allegedly claiming there needs to be quotas needed to artificially expand outside these metrics) being told nothing useful, but rather that all the world's problems are caused by nobody other than them, that they are nothing, that they are riding off the backs of not their hard work, but racism, sexism, theft and slavery, and imagine how much less likely they would be to be less discriminatory?
It becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy of hatred and malcontent which calling out gets one labeled a bad person and shunned by society because "Well, we are ANTIracist so if you are against us you MUST be racist!"
But yeah, this is just info we've recieved from whistleblowers, the AntiRacism Movement, and the history of Critical Race Theory so take it with however much salt you'd like.
@@teacherbecca526 When someone constantly implies that you may have a racist bias or bent simply because of your color or upbringing, it can (in some cases) become a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts. Kinda like telling someone that they are ugly over and over again. After a while, they may start to believe you
That Chad dude definitely needed to be taken down, he was obviously not stopping, but in fact ramping up his criminal activity.
As they say "Revenge is a dish best served cold". This was not just cold, but never frostbite level. Love that OP got him in the end. He lost all is profit payouts that he invested into the company (or more like unknowingly stuffed into Chad's pockets).
Story 3 he’s a hero!!
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That last one was truly prorevenge!
In the last story, I say OP did the right thing. Chad deserved to be put in prison, for what he did.
In the first story, the guy who sent the threatening email may have had all of his pew-pews confiscated, and earned a lifetime ban from owning firearms. Making terroristic threats like that can not be tolerated, and participating in such activities should have severe consequences.
It should be, NEVER underestimate a QUIET person. OP is SOOOO right to do what he did!!! If he hadn't done so, who knows how long that idiot would have kept doing what he was and who his next victim would have been!! At least OP kinda got it done "nicely", that guy could have ended up swimming with the fiishes!!!
Never let it go! Ppl like this guy will continue his entire life! Those of you saying (let it go) probably don't want ppl obsessed about you, why?
Imagine that your life is so sad and small, and you are such an angry person, that you need to berate and threaten a total stranger. Wow.
OP who gets his ex-business partner arrested: Let me tell you, losing your good name & standing in the business community is a death sentence; you virtually can not get it back. OP was spot on for destroying his ex-partner because that IS the only way he could have cleared his own name, permanently.
Story 3: the man did a public service getting the older guy off the streets. He was ruining Many people's lives. This was great! What a true hero!
18:26 personally I'm glad OP obsessed over chad, because if he were to let him go after the fact, chad would've still be a con man on the loose, but because OP stalked him, he got chad behind bars, I mean he had his 'stolen' vehicle fill with other people's credit card and IDs, I bet a particular person who owns one of those credit cards and IDs would want this guys legs broken
Very good selection of stories. Thanks to all OPs and Fluff for sharing.
In the business partner story, it sounds like OP never signed any sort of contract. On top of never checking accounts or anything. I hope he learned some sort of lesson about showing some sort of responsibility and not naively assuming everyone is honest.
And this Chad -- I hear about a lot of these kind of people. People who seem to compulsively lie and steal at every single opportunity, no matter how much hot water they're already in, and can be absolutely cruelly criminal to anyone they meet at the drop of a hat without any sign of conscience whatsoever.
Somehow I think the people who said "you should just let it go" would be the first to be pissed when it happened to them, then even more pissed when they learned someone could have prevented it.
OP's persistence in nailing Chad probably saved a lot of other people from Chads crimminal activites. Chad seemed pretty unbothered by scamming others, including his own girlfriend. OP sent 10years in public service for free.
I so appreciate the fact that OP was able to clear his name, and help people who had the unfortunate luck of being associated with him i.e. girlfriend, landlord etc.
Chad got everything he deserved and you know what they say vengeance is a dish best served cold😁
Don't let something like that go, imagine how many people this man could have screwed over.
The guy in the last story is def a hero. He got a predator off the streets.
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Considering Chad didn’t change his ways, OP is a hero. The only concerning part was that there’s no mention of him doing his own research to see if he was still the same guy he always was. He just let his anger took over. That’s a dangerous habit to pick up, so I hope OP is doing better mentally.
Although obsessive by Chad doing what he did, he stopped alot of others from being burned by him
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IMO I would have done the same thing as the op for story 3. Dude tried to destroy op, op plays the uno reverse Card and destroys him, yes I do consider stealing, bad mouthing and the other stuff as trying to destroy him
One thing I've learned from watching these episodes is how many people mix up "one faithful day" for (the accurate) "one fateful day." I never realized that was something people screwed up.
To me, OP is a hero. He went out of his way to put a stop to a man who was never going to stop. His ex business partner was like The Terminator. They. Just. Don't. Stop. You can't reason with them. You can't connect with him. They. Just. Don't. Stop.
The guy is definitely a hero. It’s so rare that fraud cases ever go anywhere so there’s a damn good chance .chad would have gotten away with everything
Story 2 - For Nuclear revenge, make sure every car on the street BUT his is towed
Do this a few times and that guy is going to start getting nervous :3
That last story was borderline nuclear revenge.... dang... well done good sir, well done
That guy who took chad down is a hero
HIS wife totally watched his car get towed all three times and probably enjoyed it just as much as OP.
For the second story I agree that it’s a good thing OP did what they did. If they didn’t, Chad probably would’ve taken advantage of more people. Hopefully Chad has learned his lesson and by the end of his sentence he’ll have changed for the better.
#3 That's machine gun ProRevenge. It's not how long it takes, it's how thorough and meticulous OP was. He utterly destroyed that Chad piece by piece, then, shattered every little piece to bits. Chad got what he deserved, but not all he deserved.
IMO he's definately a hero for getting Chad off the streets!
I'm sorry, but I'm curious to know OP's name. But I'm happy he called out the racist! I'm glad he did it in a professional manner and not a malicious that could've effect his job as well.
From what he said, I’m guessing it was Bobby Lee, Nathan Forrest, Thomas Jackson, or Jeff Davis…
@@ngw03 Those names are surrounded by making racist jokes and comments?
@@LoveYouMorePooh OP just said “common and commonly used by racists (mostly in the Deep South) to name their kids.” I’m guessing he’s referring to the name of a confederate general.
@@ngw03 ok...what came to mind for me was Jim Crowe
OP had to get his name & reputation back in the last story. It's not just about seeking revenge for just himself but for his family & for those who are unaware of this guy's true nature. OP went about everything the right way within the limits of the law. Jurisprudence takes time. Yet it is a sweet victory to enjoy. I'm very proud of the example he set. He's a husband & father. I was taught to always to do the right thing, do the work & there are no shortcuts in life. I'm sure OP is teaching his children something pretty similar. 🥰🥰🥰
Chad deserved it. You DON'T screw your business partner who was good and honest to you ever. Chad was backstabbing and frame OP so he deserve to get the result. Those who says to get over it prob the same type of person as chad.
OP is a hero. Dude would have kept scamming people and all thi other stuff if not for OP.
I think the third poster absolutely needed to get "Chad" off the streets. If the poster would have simply let things go, that might mean that Chad would have simply gotten away with all of those charges. Regardless how long the revenge took or how "obsessive" the poster seemed, I think it was well worth putting a criminal behind bars. Crime doesn't pay, and a lot of a time, if a criminal is simply left to his own devices, especially the kind of person Chad is, he would have simply gone on to screw more and more people over and think himself untouchable. Would someone really say that it would have been best to just let a criminal be?
OP did the right thing. Who knows what kind of harm Chad could have done to other people, especially the ones whose ID he'd stolen. He could have ruined their credit history permanently, and things like this can cause depression and anxiety in the victims, and in extreme cases can lead to suicide. In jail is the best place for Chad.
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In my opinion, everyone is different. If he decided to hunt chad to the end of the earth then thats his decision, it isnt right or wrong and all of it was technically on the legal side of the line. Good on him for helping many people get rid of chad.
Op was definitely a hero to the masses in story 3
In the 3r story, Chad should wish he was in prison instead of Jail for decades. Chad ought to feel good that it was Canada laws, but in the USA, he'd be facing gov't felony charges and sent to the worst hell hole prison possible. OP's the quiet fury of a man.
That last story.... he had video of the dude committing insurance fraud but didn't do anything about it *UNTIL* it was *HIM* that was getting fucked over by Chad.... just let that sink in for a moment.
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Story 3 just kept getting better and better
Chad got absolutely *destroyed*
For the last story: if OP was rolling his company profits in to the business, which Chad was then making dissappear at the point where the co-ownership was dissolved he was entitled to that still. He could have legally done so much more in regards to his ownership rights. Also you can not fire a co-owner, there is a ton of paperwork involved to separate the ownership and buyouts would have to take place.
As for all the illegal booking Chad was doing, OP could have sent Canada Revenue (our IRS) after him.
Added note: any time you mess with peoples pay, staff have a ton of rights and most areas have groups in place to nail Chad to the wall on the staffs behalf at no cost to them.
We have a lot of laws in place to protect workers, their rights and their paychecks, if you know to use them. Chad could have been in jail for decades doing back to back sentences. OP definitely didn't go to far.
Nah, OP did good work keeping it up. I mean after all that time after OP being locked out of a business he co founded Chad was still still doing illegal shit; had OP decided enough was enough and called it quits he would still be out there to financially ruin people's credit with the ATM skimmers they found in the girlfriends truck, and honestly I cringe to think how far a person who has no qualms with slandering a "friend", arson, multiple types of fraud and theft, and utter disregard for driving laws. The way I see it OP ensured Chad will not be menacing society for years to come.
That last story could have been avoided if OP was aware of "conflict of interests". He should never have let the other guy handle Insurance, Bankroll, Job gigs, etc. He made it so easy for the guy to do whatever he wanted with the company money.
The amount of paper trails people have us absolutely staggering. NEVER LEAVE A PAPER TRAIL
If I was Chad, after the initial payback, I would sue the dude.. this is no longer "payback" this is harassment.
Chads a turd on two feet. OP and the girlfriend are awesome! Her help brought a lot more to the party charge wise.
For the last story, OP did the right thing. So no one would be in the same situation that OP was in from the beginning of story. Great job OP
My rule that goes against the whole "let it go" thing is that if you let someone get away with doing a bad thing, chances are they'll do it to more people. No, I will not let it go until they're actually sorry for it.
Who in their sane mind would think OP should have just forgave and forget Chad? OP should have stopped him sooner. Chad was given 10 extra years to scam others before OP finally stopped him.