After hearing so many pool trespassing stories it seems like security cameras are a must. I think I'd step it up with a thorny hedge row on the inside of the fence.
I don't have a pool or trampoline but my neighbors love to use my driveway for doing u-turns, I'm not not going to make a big deal out of it but if they damage anything, they get 1 chance to pay for it or I'm going to small claims court for the constant trespassing and damage
When I was a kid, our neighbor had an in-ground pool. She told our mom that we were welcome any time because we were quiet kids that cleaned up after ourselves. We still went and asked permission every time we wanted to swim. She would come out and hang out with us and our mom while we goofed off in the pool. Sometimes, I really miss her. You were an epic-level neighbor, Miss Beth. And your dogs were darlings.
Yes it does. My brother told me a story once about his best friend in the service. An entitled family trespassing to use his pool. So he had enough. He set a beautiful trap, he put blue dye in his pool. He waited for them to trespass. The screaming, the look of pure horrible, that their smurfs look was priceless. What even more funny, they tired to arrest him. Can you imagine what the police said? To end this, the entitled family was made of fun by the whole neighborhood. The teasing lasted for five years, they move out after that. To this day my brother's friend whistle smurfs theme song.
I remember a guy I worked with who told me of a fellow in his university dorm who tried to prank his room-mate by painting himself green all over - with food colouring. The upshot was that there was a green guy walking around campus, going to classes and so on, for a few weeks while he contemplated the difference between paint and dye as his prank slowly faded.
I kinda find it funny that rather than knock on the door and ask for permission, these entitled people just break in, trespass, then throw a fit when they get caught.
I'm thinking if they had introduced themselves and asked for access to the pool, they would have been given permission to it. Or maybe the old owner just ignored the trespass and had never actually given permission...
I live in a rural area in Puerto Rico. My family's property is right next to a river, there's a swimming hole in the back area of the property. Before the pandemic, people, mostly friends of my father's, usually came by on the weekends to go swimming, they always asked first. My father has never said no to anyone that took the time to ask. Even strangers. One time this family, in 3 cars and a atv just drove through our property with out even bothering to come to the house. Dad and I told them they had to go, and had 10 minutes to pack up before we called the cops. I remember hearing them cursing at us as they drove away.
@@ranwolf7650 my ex-fiance's father lived next to a big pond here in Connecticut and his house was 10 ft from a really big waterfall. Across the street was a, let's just call it "low income" apartment complex.... The father had lived in that house for decades and had no trespassing signs on the front of the house, facing the apartment complex. One day my ex and I went to his dad's and there was a dozen people from the apartment complex just chilling in his backyard playing in the pond and fishing from their property. They refused to leave, stating that the pond was public property and that they were allowed to be there because they lived across the street. We told them that while the pond itself is public property, the land that you are standing on is private property and does not belong to the apartment complex across the street... We ended up having to call the police to get these people removed because they actually believed that they were entitled to be on someone else's private property because they lived in the apartments across the street on a whole different property.... They never even knocked on the door or asked if they could have access to the pond on the property. My ex's father would have granted them permission to access the pond if they had asked....
Yes! I remember asking at the door or at the fence every time even if I was just wanting to enter a well known neighbors yard to get back a stray ball or some other toy...
So to answer dark fluffs question. Yes as somebody who did security for a gated community the number of times we caught people naked and being intimate in the community pool was at least 4 times a week. I could never again use a public hot tub for this reason
Yeah, back in August 2003, I was a conscript in training, standing guard with half of the other specialist and NCO conscripts of my company at the royal palace in Stockholm. One night, me and the other conscript at the same post called the quick response team on a trio of college age looking people as they were stripping downto take an improvised bath in one of the two hot tub sized fountains on the side of the palace facing the quay and a public main street between the palace and the quay. By the time these three had their pants and skirts around their ankles, the response team turns up, two 6'5" male conscripts one step behind the 5'8" meat slab of a captain watch officer (who also was the regimental unarmed combat instructor)... Let's just say that regardless if the people hoping for a swim were university students or tourists, I've never seen any civilian dress back up and gtfo quite that fast before or after XD
Sometimes when DarkFluff says "I love you" at the end of the video I'll stage whisper back "I love you too" and my boyfriend across the room will shout "WHAT!?".
My neighbor and I are friends and she has told me I am welcome at her pool anytime. So, I do know that that does happen. The difference is that if she were to move I would never think in a million years that I could just go in the pool whenever I want.
Yup. I guess the first thing to do to new neighbor to invite him over for a barbecue. Or introduce yourself with a freshly baked cake. It (almost) always pays to be nice to people.
my uncles neighbor is fairly rich and with a super fancy pool. She offered us (my sister and me) to use it but we actually never did. It just feels weird going into someone elses back yard through a side gate in the fence just to swim in their pool.. lol
I agree, my first roommate used to steal my food And since I’m gullible she would lie about it so now if anyone else even so much as taps my food without my direct permission I am on them like a bad smell although sharing fries with my mother is an exception 😂
A long time ago, my parents had a neighbor that installed an above ground pool. Put up a fence with no trespassing signs. It was instant kids (that he didn’t know) constantly asking if they could swim. He would nicely tell them no. Well they would still occasionally jump the fence and swim anyway when he was at work or sleeping. One night, cops came knocking on the door at about 3 in the morning. The neighbors kid behind him had jumped the fence and almost drowned. The mother was throwing a screaming fit that she wanted him arrested and she was going to sue. Well there is this doctrine called attractive nuisance. He had to go to court. The mom was sitting in a chair with a smug look on her face. What she didn’t know is that he had installed cameras too. They went through the footage and pieced together all the times the mom called him a MF, P or AH because her precious son was hot and deserved to cool off in the pool. Also, he was 7 years old, it was 3 in the morning and a school night. He jumped the fence knowing that him and his mom had been told no on many occasions and he was old enough to know what no meant. Judge ruled in his favor and the mom got in big trouble with her CPS case worker. A couple months later the pool popped because of a stress point in a seam. All the water came downhill to one side of my parents house and flooded the basement (he paid for the damage). Never missed it though. He was glad it was gone.
That is so disgusting. We had a pool and knew someone was swimming in it when we were at work. We used huge heavy blocks to hold down out tarp and the blocks were moved too and was told by one of my husband's former friend that the wind moved it. We put no trespassing on the pool and put up video surveillance and caught my husband's former friends girlfriend slicing the pool with a knife and them peeing in pool. We called the cops and had them arrested and they had to pay to buy a new pool.
Yes. The pool thing happens all the time and it's a common problem. I grew up in Southern California, where backyard pools are common. Every family I've known with a pool has had this happen tothem at least once. I knew one who had to install a fence with locks and security cams, due to the neighborhood kids constantly breaking in. One kid (a toddler) even almost drowned. It's an infuriating problem for pool owners.
@@sithlordhibiscus9936 I've seen that.... and it can't, but enough forcefully replacing the mental image with hairless cats or decaying logs and eventually you won't have the brain damaging imagery pop up every time someone brings it up.
The house next to me has a pool. My neighbors told told us we could use the pool anytime we wanted. We never took them up on the offer. They moved and the new neighbors did not extend the same courtesy. We didn't ask, and we didn't use the pool. Now we have new neighbors. We still do not use the pool.
I used to own a property on a beach that was privately owned by me and was just for me but I would allow neighbors access because they allowed us access to theirs as long as it was just the beach and water, I had a pool and hot tub as well as a deck, over time we started noticing trash on the deck and beach and had to clean it up because we were good neighbors and stewards of the land. It got to the point that I installed several state of the art video cameras everywhere and found out who was doing it all, it was this useless family from about 3 blocks away that always wanted to get onto the private areas since most of us allowed others to use but would not let them. I had HD video and audio of their family trespassing and violating laws and turned that over to the police in the area, I never confronted the family because that would have ended in violence and I did not want that. The mother and father were arrested for burglary, the kids went to child custody, and their lives were ruined all because they felt they could use my land and house as their getaway. This kind of shit is real and Karens tend to get away with it.
Re: #1 It's nice that they were rid of the pests. A side story: A guy had troubles with the unauthorized use of his hot tub. He taints his tub with a strong dye. The culprits are ID'd with ease. That kind of blue lasts a long time.
I always give u truckers lots of respect on the roads and will make sure I'm quite a ways in front of u when passing cause I know how hard it would be to come to a sudden stop fully loaded or empty so in a parking lot I'll park in a spot further away if I have to instead of being like the Karen in the story
@@gabrielledormuth4634 Thank you for pointing out that it takes longer for us to stop. Giving us more space when passing isn't just respectful, it could (in a bad situation, like having to slam on your own brakes) become self-preservation
"If you're closed then how come I got inside then?" Eh, because I tried to lock the door but you forced your way in which counts as trespassing after hours and you could be arrested for. *Surprise Pikachu Face*
When I worked at a fast food restaurant, my manager told me point blank that once we were closed, that was it. We're closed, end of discussion. Have a good night! Lost track of how many times some Karen DEMANDED we serve them, they've waited in line for several minutes (a lie, since we saw them pull up after the sign lights were out), they know the manager, etc, etc. Our response was still the same, we are CLOSED, have a good night! Eventually, it just got to the point that we'd take off the headset at close and let them eat static.
John Mullholand i work graveyard and still get people knocking on the door asking if dining is open, yes that's why the lights are off the doors are locked and we ignore you, obviously you can come in 🙄 It gets worse sometimes when the previous shift leaves they don't close the door completely (it looks closed but if you pull it will open) and have had people walk in and start rattling off a order, scared the crap out of us because we weren't expecting it, this happens a lot when drive through has a massive line and the assholes refuse to listen that they can't be in the store 🤦♂️ I flat out told a woman that I wasn't going to take her order, she spent 10 minutes trying to get my attention, which I only gave to periodically tell her to leave.
Yep it does, and has for years. My Grandpa in California, like 40 years ago, had a small pool in his backyard. After repeatedly trying to keep the neighbors kids out of it, he finally gave up and took it out.
A relative of mine lives near an apartment complex. Some teenagers in that complex thought my relative's large backyard would be a great place to have a picnic while they were cutting school. Staring down the business end of a 12-gauge changed their minds real quick. They were in such a hurry to leave they didn't even grab any of their stuff, just left it all there. My relative bundled it all in the blanket and hung that on the fence, near where the kids climbed over, and it sat there unclaimed for over a year.
Hey, you know if those teenagers got hurt the entitled mom would be there with her lawyer, in minutes, demanding money. I bet the original owners never allowed unlimited pool time to this entitled family. Plus, If the teens had cleaned up their mess it might be awhile before the new owner had prove they were trespassing
A while ago back in Arizona my uncle had a pool, was a nightmare when the neighborhood went downhill as teens kept breaking into his backyard to swim, he ended up draining the pool and keeping it empty just to avoid any legal liability in case one of the trespassers hurt themselves while swimming.
The empty concrete lined hole in the ground is just as big a liability. If they got hurt/dead by falling in, they (or their Estate) could still Sue him.
"...he ended up draining the pool and keeping it empty just to avoid any legal liability in case one of the trespassers hurt themselves while swimming." And then they'll just start using it as a skateboard park. You really can't win with entitled jerks.
One problem about underground pools is that leaving them empty (no water) can result in problems if there is a high water table in your area. The weight of the water in the pool keeps the whole reinforced concrete mass in the ground. Depending on how the pool was constructed, leaving it empty could result in the pool being forced upwards due to the water table. And even if you intended to re-fill the pool later once the problem trespassers were gone, the alternating cycles of dry/wet for your pool's liner and shell may cause cracking.
@@animejanai4657 Don't forget the Liability of having a large concrete lined HOLE in the backyard for someone to fall in and get seriously hurt or Dead...
In that 3rd story, I'm surprised the Doordash driver didn't realize that milkshakes melt and his waiting until she arrived before making it was actually helping her get a better tip. After all, her customer would be pretty pissed if she brought him a melted milkshake.
Some people are that stupid, I've had people get mad at me for taking down the shake machine (I work graveyard and we clean and dismantle it every night) who wants a f***ing shake at 3am?! Go to bed if your going to be rude
As a doordash driver I can confirm this for sure. Whenever I get a shake I put it in its own hot cold bag and often get my tip bumped up because of it. And as long as we're talking less than a 10 minute wait it's easily worth my time. I have only ever been angry with restaurant staff once because they didn't even take the order to the kitchen until I arrived when they knew their kitchen was already backed up 30 minutes. I had driven 20 minutes across town and the river to pick it up and I had to wait over 45 minutes to get the order and then had to drive back across the river and 5 miles out of the city. So an order that should have taken me about an hour if they put it in on time actually took nearly 2 hours. After 30 minutes I told the manager that the orders are supposed to be put in before I get there and they get them before I do so it is unreasonable that I needed to wait that long. He brushed me off and started shouting that I shouldn't tell him how to run his business before he walked to the back. We all have jobs to do and the way I see it I don't care so much about how long they make me wait but the customers certainly do and it was unfair to both of us how the restaurant was handling their part.
Yes, it happens. My husband and I have a pool and we have had to chase kids out of our yard and pool. Fortunately, once we caught them and put a better lock on our gate we haven’t had any more issues.
Entitled people never do learn, because they are always the victim. Their story changes upon the retelling of the particular incident so they appear to really be the injured person. What we don’t understand is that entitled people have worked really hard to attain the entitled person rank, and that position must be held at all costs.
When I enter a business just before closing time, I always ask if they are still serving. Usually they are and say no problem, come inside. A few times, our clocks don't match and they are getting ready to close up.
My father, who has been dead for about 12 years now, once told me a story that when he was in his early twenties someone kept stealing gas from a vehicle he had at the time. He put a stop to it. He somehow stuck razor blades around his gas cap. Well later that night he heard screaming coming from the yard and ran outside to see someone running across the yard leaving a trail of blood behind them. My father was an honest man, and could not stand a thief. He never had anymore gas come up missing. A lesson to people should be STAY OFF OTHER PEOPLE'S PROPERTY.
Good! That's fair game people shouldn't get to complain if they're in the wrong, people work hard for what they have and should be able to "deter" theft however they see actually working.
first story, I liked my old veteran neighbors sign 30 years ago.. "trespassers will be shot, survivors will be violated".. how funny is that? he made it himself burning it into wood with tin stencils, it had a picture of a revolver's barrel end on the top.
Am I the only one who finds it extremely weird that a brother and sister would skinny dip, fully nude, with each other, their dates and with a bunch of other people? Like if everyone who's doing it are friends or trying to hook up I get it but if your sibling is there, their gf/bf and your gf/bf? That's 3 really weird people to skinny dip with.
That's because like 98.5+% of the time these so called "reddit post" are fake and made up. They're written through the creativity of someone's mind and written really juicy sounding just to get views, like, an comments. Yeah they're fun to listen to but after watching a few baker's dozen of these types of videos from a handful of different channels you see similar and repeating patterns and can clearly tell what is fact or fiction. Some are written so unbelievably stupid that you clearly know it's fake. Heck I've even heard the same stories on different channels but they was slightly changed to sould like completely different stories. Like commonly I'd it would be the same story on a couple 2-3 different channels but it was changed like sex rolls was reversed, the main center plot item of the story is different, different region, different restaurant/store, etc etc.
My childhood bestfriend and her family used to set up a big pool on their terrace/yard every summer. They eventually stopped doing it because the neighborhood kids from the whole street always begged them to play in their pool. This was their pool, so they had every right to turn the kids down, but they kept bugging them and got jealous when my friend had her own friends over to play in the pool. They even had kids just going into their pool without permission. The pool was on the backside of their house but right in front of the backside, so there was no mistaking that they trespassed. It just got too much for them in the end so they haven't set the pool up ever since. I completely understand them, but its sad that they had to stop having the pool. I think my bestfriend really liked the pool, but the other kids were just too much. I don't know if the neighborhood parents bothered my friends family about it, at least I really don't hope so. I do know there was several entitled families in that neighborhood so it wouldn't really surprise me...
I would shock the pool one Friday before going to the friends. When they called the cops for the chemical burns be like, "We told you you could not use it shocking is regular pool maintenance. We did not think to warn anyone because no one was supposed to be here
If I had a pool... enable a float switch to set off an alarm if it's used... with a key to disarm it, so when you are using it, you can turn it off but when others do, it sets off an alarm like a burglar alarm... totally would be worth it, and likely they wouldn't come back. Hear of people having it as a security function for if small kids got in the pool by accident!
We had a pretty big inground pool growing up and there were always neighborhood kids over to swim, but they were all our friends and always asked to swim first. The 8ft privacy fence probably helped. I can't say I ever remember anyone breaking into our yard, but we lived in a pretty decent area.
Dark fluff I have owned a pool for the past twenty-eight years and let me tell you when I first moved into the new neighborhood every single night I would hear splashing coming from my backyard and at one point I did walk into the backyard with my pistol in my hand turned all the lights on and scared about 15 kids who had figured because the house has been up for sale for a while that that was their personal swimming pool I then installed a much larger fence and even went so far as to install an electric fence around the pool which I would turn on when I was going to be gone on vacations or what not and a bunch of trespassing signs and warning this fence is electrified well needless to say I had one of my neighbors watch my house while I was gone to California for a week and lo and behold somebody couldn't read and they ended up getting a nice good jolt when they attempted to jump over the fence the police were called one kid had to be rushed to the hospital because of the jolt that he had received no charges were brought against me multiple charges of trespassing breaking and entering and vandalism were brought against the people across the street whose child it was who then tried to press charges on me for having an electric fence in my own backyard in closing their suit with no where they were forced to pay damages to my fence and have them fixed and I got a restraining order against them so yes this does happen to people who have pools maybe not to the extreme levels that I had to go to or OP DID but yes this happens and it sucks because if anyone was to drowned while on your property my God it would be your fault which is why rocks and fences are put in if they get hurt while you're not home and they don't have permission it is no longer your fault because they physically had to climb over obstacles to get into your pool but the no trespassing signs are also a must.
When I was a kid, maybe 9/10, my uncle’s house had a moderate sized pool. During the summer, I was over there swimming with my cousins for days on end. I can’t count the number of times my aunt and uncle had to call the police because kids jumped the fence to swim, including one night when a group of older guys did while my cousin and I were outside alone.
My aunt has pool at her house( Inground really nice place) which is rare in Washington because of our weather. My uncle is like, 6’7 so they’ve never dealt with pool hoppers
Yes it does. I live in an area that requires a fenced in area around a pool. My neighbor has a super nice salt water above ground pool. Twice people have broke her gate and fence to get into their pool. It's super creepy. Like what is wrong with people?
@DeAnn S Time are changing as more and more people have no shame. I've had kids in my backyard picking my fruit (we have a variety of fruit trees and extensive vegetable garden). They know basically nothing can be done to them, so they do it. I cannot shoot them or lay hands on them without risking lawsuit. Sometimes, they didn't even run off when shouting at them. They just keep on picking until done.
@@animejanai4657 You could try putting poisonous plants around the property or fences maybe? Sure they'll get the veggies, but do they know what poison sumac/or ivy is lol on a side note donkeys/Llamas/dogs/roosters tend to keep all kinda of pests and predators out
@@animejanai4657 oooooh wait one more what about cactus patches?? If they grow okay in your area. Okay now I'm done, good luck fending of the theft tho, people suck.
@@animejanai4657 put on camera and show them to the cops.also get some big dogs n put up signs that said that you have dogs n to stay out. Who knows?those entitled brats may get wise
My family has a, I think, medium sized in ground pool, sometimes when we check it there is some evidence that people had been in it and while we have suspicions we have no evidence it was a certain person.
Ikr... The other used funny voices while reading it and some reads too fast. It's harder for me to follow through since English is not my first language.
@@peggymwanza4000 so do I. Anytime I'm just doing something and need background. I know a large majority of these stories are probably fake but it's still interesting. There's something addictive about it.
I don’t know about breaking into other peoples private pools but my aunt used to live near a hotel when I was little and we jumped the fence to swim in the pool a couple times, or had people let us in because our “keycard was broken”. It was harmless though and I was just a kid so I honestly don’t feel bad about it. Breaking into other peoples yards or private pools though is just plain dumb.
We had that happen when I was growing up It was 1966 or 1967 and we had locks on our backyard gate, no trespassing signs and told them they could not use our pool while we were gone. I was 11 or 12. This was in Southern California. We went out of town for about a week, neighbors had son jumped the fence, let his family in and one of them drowned! They obviously trespassed and my parents were not at fault.
I used to work on a farm. There were several ponds on it, and we used to swim in the one. The owner told me at one point in time that the neighbor kept coming over and skinny dipping in the pond. I don't recall now why I was near the pond. I'm a farm girl at heart and the farm was my favorite place to hang out. I had a dirt bike at that point in time which they let me keep there. But, I found the neighbor in the pond. And yes, she was skinny dipping. She wasn't happy to see me and went to the middle of the pond and started to tread water until I left. I'll admit, I was bad and stood there for a few minutes talking to her. I knew what she was doing and she didn't belong there, so I made her suffer. That's just one story about people using the farm that didn't belong there.
Should've took her clothes with you lmao Drive off yelling "And stay out ya hussy!" Hey if she was that concerned about being seen naked she shouldn't have been naked in some one else's pond. Lolz
I might have misunderstood this but the main thing I picked out of the first story was that the brother and sister were skinny-dipping together??? If that's true that family had way more issues than being entitled...
Really? So it's fine for your friends to see you naked but not your family, your own flesh and blood? 🤨 Different cultures I guess, 'cause friends but not family seems weirder to me...
so? maybe they are a nudist or naturist family? Or maybe they treated being naked as something normal and not something that is sexualized all the time. Growing up I have seen my parents naked, my siblings naked. Even neighborhood kids. then again, I did not grow up in a conservative uptight country.
collapsed our pool to make garage for our Harleys. Love listening tot this as I am now disabled. I've been in many of these situations though out my life. Now that I am getting early dementia, it is awesome to be reminded of my crazy life... THANK YOU
Oh yeah my former neighbor’s entitled uncle told his 5 year old and 4 year old entitled grandchildren to swim in our pool because they were busy throwing a massive party while his nephew was out of town, imagine my surprise i come home from work and see these two little kids bolt from my pool and back to the neighbors house , I basically locked the gate
When it comes to owning a pool; yes, having random strangers invite themselves over happens a lot. And it's not just people. We lived well in the woods, but still had a pool. Our neighbor's cows would break through the fence between our land and come try to drink or swim in the pool. There is no way for them to be capable of getting back out without help; so the chance of having a dead cow in our pool was a fear of ours. Old fart refused to do anything about his cows. We eventually moved in order to downsize a little, as our place was getting to the point to where it was too much for us to handle.
My boss moved in next door and put in a hot tub. He knew I stopped by once in a while for a soak, but I never overused the invitation. BBQ dinners there were great, too. I'd step out the door and they'd be yelling for me to get over before the food was gone.😆
13:41 now my dad does doordash, he does have to deal with some restaurant, not paying attention, but rather then curse them out, as soon as he let's back in his car, he immediately calls the customer apologizes for the inconvenience, and explains his situation, I know this because I get board on days that I don't work, so I tag along for the heck of it, and let me tell ya one order I was waiting in the car for about 45 minutes, and I've never seen my dad had murder in his eyes, he was livid, but he used the same tactics as he always did, and 80% of the time he kept his tips
I bet your other neighbors were thankful you got that bunch to move , that girls mother should have known better , like she is letting her kids run wild , it is her fault they got in trouble , she is raising this girl to disrespect someone else's property , you are right about being held liable if they get hurt or even drown !
When I worked at a gas station that sold beer, I can't tell you how many times when 2am would roll around, and people would race in trying to say we had to sell them beer because they entered the store before 2am. They would argue with us, try to bribe us, etc, even when we told them it would mean our jobs. There was one night I was locking the cooler doors right at 2am, and this guy comes up that's much bigger than me (I'm a short dude at 5'7), and grabs the door handle as I'm locking it and tries to block me. We had this terrifying ridiculous battle of wills for this door, and I saw his big brick of a hand tighten into a fist and he starts to pull back to hit me. I'm scare, I was only 18 years old at the time, thinking I'm about to get clocked by this big guy who clearly was strong enough to lay me out, and I watch the internal struggle play out in his eyes. After what seemed like an eternity he let go of the cooler door handle and stomped out of the store. I don't think I ever saw him again after that (thankfully). I have other entertaining stories, like the drunk lady that came in at about 4am and started picking empty cans out of the returnables cart, and threw them at the cooler door, one at a time, from about 10 feet away, yelling with each throw "I! WANT! BEER!"... when she ran out of empty cans from the cart, she drunkenly stumbled back out into the night. We had to clean up the mess of course, but it was too funny not to be worth a few minutes of picking up cans (but we did put the cart in the back room in case she came back).
I love how your overlooking the weird fact that the entitled brother and sister were skinny dippy together, yes other people were there, but it's still weird 😨
Instead of being Entitled This is nice So a long time ago my parents We're in a car in front of a restaurant And a homeless guy knocks on the car window And my mom opens the window and the man asked for a $5 bill for a sandwich right across the street so My mom gave me my $5 bill And my dad was saying that he could have trying to rob us but he didn't In a few minutes later he came back with change That's just very nice Even though he was homeless he still gave the changed back knowing that they could be in the same boat yeah that's just so nice.
Love the parking story. I used to help out at a winery. On harvest days. I would direct volunteers, to maximize parking in the grass lot. And Entitled Mom shows up late. Parks her Esclade, in the open area, between the parking area and the vineyard. I told her she couldn't park there. She insisted she could. I told her in 5 minutes or so, a tractor, hauling several tons of grapes, would be coming around the corner, and wouldn't be able to stop. The winery would not be at fault for her improper parking. Amazing how fast she moved it.
When I was a kid my parents put in the first pool in the neighbourhood. I lost track of the number of times we found other people using it without asking, despite posted signs and repeated complaints. Yes, we were liable if a trespasser drowned, or slipped and hurt their entitled butt. Yes, this seems to happen a lot and the story is completely credible.
The parking story reminded me of this time that I took a bus to my doctor's office. From where the bus stopped in front of a hospital to the doctor's was a 3 block walk. Next to the hospital there used to be a pharmacy. It had changed and was now some offices for the hospital. The valet parking for the hospital used the parking lot of this pharmacy-turned-offices to park their cars. I was walking back from the doctor's to the bus stop, so, I walked through the valet parking lot. The walk back was more uphill, so, being tired, I cut the corner. As I am reaching the opposite side of this lot, a valet guy, who was standing there for some reason(guarding it?), turned and saw me. He immediately began asking me where I had parked. I said I hadn't. He asked me what car I was coming from. I said I wasn't. He was getting miffed. I just kept walking past him and to the bus stop. I guess he figured it out. LOL
I think I saw that Karen at a restaurant last night, lol. Friday night madhouse, place was packed, she had a big order and was going off on the staff because of how long she had to wait. 😂
The bill was probably a fake, anyway. Seems like a likely scam. Bust in just at closing, demanding a sandwich, hoping the poor sod behind the counter just wants to get rid of you quickly and won't notice a fake bill. They get an $8 sandwich, plus $42 in change, for a fake $50 bill.
5:39 those who don't know minors and teenagers who get cought in possession of drugs and alcohol, and are cought consuming them, the judge simply offers them a choice, to either to AA or rehab, or be set on probation and have a monthly officer visit their house, to check up on them
Prosecutors shouldn't have let those trespassers off at the pool, something like a dozen people repeatedly breaking into someone's house and using their property like it's theirs and just give them a slap on the wrist taught them nothing other than they can get away with using people's property whenever they feel like it.
The entitled family of that story pissed me off like just because your cool with the old owner doesn't mean your cool with the current owner. I'm glad they got their just desserts The second Karen deserved to get banned. The third guy all he had to do was not be a smartass but of course he couldn't resist
If the old owner let me use their pool then I'm making the new owner (insert preferred vaked good here) and trying to get tight with them too. If they don't want to be buddy buddy then I find a new chill spot
Darkfluff: "Hello, my wonderful, beautiful friends!" Me: "Hello, my friend! I am ready for some bullshit from my favorite source!" (Can I please get a shoutout?)
For the first one, if my neighbor had a pool like that, I would make a deal with them. Use of the pool, and at the same time, I would work for them helping to clean and maintain the pool, including sometimes buying the chlorine and other supplies as needed.
@@cashkitty3472 Then I would respect their wishes and just get my own temporary pool that I can put up in the summers and taken down before winter. :-)
Never, I mean NEVER let them in for something like that after hours! He wasn't going to die if he didn't get his sub. I'm really glad OP got it to munch on while finishing that assignment. Energy like that it needed.
I hate when people park in Loading Zones and stay for long amounts of time?? I’ve been known to drop people off in a Loading Zone but never park in one during business hours. It’s literally asking to be towed and I like my car too much for someone else to have her. 🥰🚘
We used to have a pool in our backyard and one time we found wet footprints around our yard and none of us had gone outside/in the pool. It was before we had cameras sadly.
The pool thing.. I used to have a pool in my backyard and this one girl was my friend only because I had a pool. (I mean she had this big trampoline but still) I no longer wanted to be her friend when I realized what a brat she was. One day, we had an argument about something. I can't remember what. I called her a brat (because I remember her being a brat). She shows up the next day at my house in her swim suit like nothing happened. that's when I realized that she's only my friend because of my pool. I kinda wanted to tell her no. I can't play and close the door, but as she was also friends with my two younger siblings, I let her in and told my two siblings she was here. It was like...an every day thing during the summer. My parents finally put a once a week rule in place for friends coming over to swim, which I was happy for.
13:33 Door Dash emploe who sounds likeJames Gandolfini: "That rude customer you had - it's take care ." Emploee: "Oh, good, what happened?" DD: "I said, she's taken care of! Don't make me make you an accessory after the fact."
the last story... I have had a couple of times that I snuck in just as they were locking the door. Both times I worked with them politely to quickly get what I was there for and they left with a last sale, and I left satisfied with what I had received! You always get better service when you are polite and quickly state what you want. Most will happily help you get it done. I've been disappointed when places are not open, but it's never right to take it out on the employees.
Shared 1st story with my hubby and he told me a good one from his construction days. He used to build mid to upper range houses. He told me the story of a couple who bought one of their houses and had a pool put in. This was in the days before fences were required. The property sloped downward at the back. They heard noises outside late one night and went outside. They saw 2 piles of clothes beside the pool. They scared the teens who jumped out of the pool and ran off down the back slope of the property. Sans clothes. They didn't stop to collect them. What makes this hilarious is the back side of the property is totally undeveloped. It had a huge amount of prickly pear cactus. The couple could hear the moans of pain and stayed outside a while to teach them a lesson before going back inside so the kids could sneak back for their clothes. I died laughing when he told me that story.
You should have taken the clothing to the police station and told the cops what happened and said you left a note for the trespassers that they could collect their personal items from the local constabulary. Doubtful they would ever show up to collect their stuff from the police. Some people don't learn. They think it's OK for them to steal/use someone else's property. If that happened to them, you'd never hear the end of their wailing over it.
I caught my neighbor's kids swimming in my pool. I went out with a big glass jar full of yellow liquid, told them it was pee, and dumped it into the pool. They scrambled out screaming and never went in my pool again. It was apple juice.
I dealt with the parking situation daily as a fuel tanker delivering to gas stations. The underground tanks are clearly marked as no parking. Not only do people park there, they will navigate through coned off areas while unloading fuel. I'm amazed at how some people survive.
Growing up my parents had a pool put in for us and now grand kids etc…. I don’t own and never will own a pool. We have so many stories about people thinking that they could use our pool and even out backyard and bbq etc…. Pools attract entitled assholes… even in the 80s & 90s.
Yes it does happen with pools I posted a story to Reddit a few years ago about when we first moved into our new home!!! Especially where I live it’s so hot for most of the year, the snowbirds aren’t hear in the summer and it happens to them a lot to the point where some drain the pool, shut their water off and lock the yards!
It is so satisfying to call DoorDash and get their drivers banned from the store after they are rude to employees. Sometimes, I wonder if they honestly don’t know restaurants can do that😂
Pulled into Chick-fil-A late one night, had to use restroom really bad. Walked in open door , bee lined it to restroom. Someone opens door to restroom, asks “are you all right”, I replied yes. When I left restroom they told me they were closed. 😂 I replied, sorry about that, thought you were open. I had eaten breakfast and lunch there that day and was going for the cycle. 😂
Story 2 - Has she learnt her losson? No! For sure no. So, if he get out of there without issue : "You see, no problem for anybody! I was right". She got issue (like in this story): "I'm the victim. Next time : revenge!"... no matter what happen, nothing seems to hit hard enough to make them understand : it's like talking to a wall.
My dad used to be a maintenance man for apartment complexes and never took us swimming in the community pools at any one of them because he's dealt with some horrors and didn't want us to get sick from whatever was in the pool water. That didn't stop our mother taking us though because she thought since dad was good at keeping the pools clean, there was no danger. Until people kept letting their kids get away with peeing in the pool. She didn't learn how bad it was until she complained about it after dad got home. "Those kids keep going in the pool!" "Wouldn't surprise me if they were made there too."
1st; I again wonder why the Courts didn't also charge the so-called Mother as UNFIT!👎🤔 Last one; I would have told him what the Sandwich price was + Your Overtime Pay, which Just so happens, the $50 just covered the total.😁🤣
On a pre-reddit storyboard, one guy talked about how his entire neighborhood wanted to use his pool. He and his wife were retired and did not want the hassle, the liability, or to become free baby-sitters because, of course, some of the parents said it would be a nice gesture for them to watch their kids. They always said no. Upon arriving back from a week-long vacation, they could see movement from part of their backyard visible from the street. They parked a ways before the house, and the guy snuck up and peeked around the house corner, and the entire neighborhood was having a party, using his pool AND grill. He got back to the car and called police and had all the adults arrested (not sure what they could do about the kids/minors). They had to call the police again to talk to all the adults who kept sending their kids to knock on their door to stare at them with puppy-dog eyes, begging them not to go through with the charges.
After hearing so many pool trespassing stories it seems like security cameras are a must. I think I'd step it up with a thorny hedge row on the inside of the fence.
I don't have a pool or trampoline but my neighbors love to use my driveway for doing u-turns, I'm not not going to make a big deal out of it but if they damage anything, they get 1 chance to pay for it or I'm going to small claims court for the constant trespassing and damage
I use Berberis, nature's barbed wire! The Japanese variety is banned in the US but there are others which have even bigger, sharper thorns.
I would never have a pool, too many bad stories.
And outside just to be sure, but only if that's allowed.
If you're feeling vindictive and don't want to bother with police, orange, pink, or green dye can be a fun purchase!
When I was a kid, our neighbor had an in-ground pool. She told our mom that we were welcome any time because we were quiet kids that cleaned up after ourselves. We still went and asked permission every time we wanted to swim. She would come out and hang out with us and our mom while we goofed off in the pool.
Sometimes, I really miss her.
You were an epic-level neighbor, Miss Beth. And your dogs were darlings.
Did they die? If it’s two of a sensitive topic you don’t have to answer 🕳
@@driz4778 As far as I know, she still lives there. We just moved away.
Lovely story.
Please trust me on this.
She got pleasure watching young ones playing/using the pool.
I love how you were good kids too. ❤
I'm sure it made her happy too; you were polite, and were providing joy and company.
@@KitsunenoHibi
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Yes it does. My brother told me a story once about his best friend in the service. An entitled family trespassing to use his pool. So he had enough. He set a beautiful trap, he put blue dye in his pool. He waited for them to trespass. The screaming, the look of pure horrible, that their smurfs look was priceless. What even more funny, they tired to arrest him. Can you imagine what the police said? To end this, the entitled family was made of fun by the whole neighborhood. The teasing lasted for five years, they move out after that. To this day my brother's friend whistle smurfs theme song.
Beautiful.
I assume he's a fan of Big Fat Liar?
@Blast Not sure if the water would neutralize that, but if didn't that would probably kill the guys.
Just like in the movie big fat lair of Marty Wolf having blue dye in his pool and was blue through the entire movie
I remember a guy I worked with who told me of a fellow in his university dorm who tried to prank his room-mate by painting himself green all over - with food colouring. The upshot was that there was a green guy walking around campus, going to classes and so on, for a few weeks while he contemplated the difference between paint and dye as his prank slowly faded.
I kinda find it funny that rather than knock on the door and ask for permission, these entitled people just break in, trespass, then throw a fit when they get caught.
I'm thinking if they had introduced themselves and asked for access to the pool, they would have been given permission to it. Or maybe the old owner just ignored the trespass and had never actually given permission...
I live in a rural area in Puerto Rico. My family's property is right next to a river, there's a swimming hole in the back area of the property. Before the pandemic, people, mostly friends of my father's, usually came by on the weekends to go swimming, they always asked first. My father has never said no to anyone that took the time to ask. Even strangers. One time this family, in 3 cars and a atv just drove through our property with out even bothering to come to the house. Dad and I told them they had to go, and had 10 minutes to pack up before we called the cops. I remember hearing them cursing at us as they drove away.
@@ranwolf7650 my ex-fiance's father lived next to a big pond here in Connecticut and his house was 10 ft from a really big waterfall. Across the street was a, let's just call it "low income" apartment complex.... The father had lived in that house for decades and had no trespassing signs on the front of the house, facing the apartment complex. One day my ex and I went to his dad's and there was a dozen people from the apartment complex just chilling in his backyard playing in the pond and fishing from their property. They refused to leave, stating that the pond was public property and that they were allowed to be there because they lived across the street. We told them that while the pond itself is public property, the land that you are standing on is private property and does not belong to the apartment complex across the street... We ended up having to call the police to get these people removed because they actually believed that they were entitled to be on someone else's private property because they lived in the apartments across the street on a whole different property.... They never even knocked on the door or asked if they could have access to the pond on the property. My ex's father would have granted them permission to access the pond if they had asked....
Yes! I remember asking at the door or at the fence every time even if I was just wanting to enter a well known neighbors yard to get back a stray ball or some other toy...
So to answer dark fluffs question. Yes as somebody who did security for a gated community the number of times we caught people naked and being intimate in the community pool was at least 4 times a week.
I could never again use a public hot tub for this reason
4 times a week? Damn
Ewww people are so gross 🤢🤮
Yeah, back in August 2003, I was a conscript in training, standing guard with half of the other specialist and NCO conscripts of my company at the royal palace in Stockholm.
One night, me and the other conscript at the same post called the quick response team on a trio of college age looking people as they were stripping downto take an improvised bath in one of the two hot tub sized fountains on the side of the palace facing the quay and a public main street between the palace and the quay.
By the time these three had their pants and skirts around their ankles, the response team turns up, two 6'5" male conscripts one step behind the 5'8" meat slab of a captain watch officer (who also was the regimental unarmed combat instructor)...
Let's just say that regardless if the people hoping for a swim were university students or tourists, I've never seen any civilian dress back up and gtfo quite that fast before or after XD
Outsiders often trespass into HOA in order to use their facilities. It's a recurring problem in my area.
That is absolutely INSANE!
Sometimes when DarkFluff says "I love you" at the end of the video I'll stage whisper back "I love you too" and my boyfriend across the room will shout "WHAT!?".
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LOL. I feel you on this.
Ha!
😂😂
That is great!
My neighbor and I are friends and she has told me I am welcome at her pool anytime. So, I do know that that does happen. The difference is that if she were to move I would never think in a million years that I could just go in the pool whenever I want.
Yup. I guess the first thing to do to new neighbor to invite him over for a barbecue. Or introduce yourself with a freshly baked cake.
It (almost) always pays to be nice to people.
my uncles neighbor is fairly rich and with a super fancy pool. She offered us (my sister and me) to use it but we actually never did. It just feels weird going into someone elses back yard through a side gate in the fence just to swim in their pool.. lol
I agree, my first roommate used to steal my food And since I’m gullible she would lie about it so now if anyone else even so much as taps my food without my direct permission I am on them like a bad smell although sharing fries with my mother is an exception 😂
That's because you're a reasonable, sane adult. Good to know those are still out there, though! :D
@@Nigolasy I'm so glad I'm not the only one who feels awkward about accepting those kind of offers.
A long time ago, my parents had a neighbor that installed an above ground pool. Put up a fence with no trespassing signs. It was instant kids (that he didn’t know) constantly asking if they could swim. He would nicely tell them no. Well they would still occasionally jump the fence and swim anyway when he was at work or sleeping. One night, cops came knocking on the door at about 3 in the morning. The neighbors kid behind him had jumped the fence and almost drowned. The mother was throwing a screaming fit that she wanted him arrested and she was going to sue. Well there is this doctrine called attractive nuisance. He had to go to court. The mom was sitting in a chair with a smug look on her face. What she didn’t know is that he had installed cameras too. They went through the footage and pieced together all the times the mom called him a MF, P or AH because her precious son was hot and deserved to cool off in the pool. Also, he was 7 years old, it was 3 in the morning and a school night. He jumped the fence knowing that him and his mom had been told no on many occasions and he was old enough to know what no meant. Judge ruled in his favor and the mom got in big trouble with her CPS case worker. A couple months later the pool popped because of a stress point in a seam. All the water came downhill to one side of my parents house and flooded the basement (he paid for the damage). Never missed it though. He was glad it was gone.
Wow some people are CRAZY
Those type of people think the world revolves around them.
Some people have no damn shame.
Pools are the biggest headaches .. family had one in the backyard. The maintenance cost... the overhead ... it’s a money pit.
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That is so disgusting. We had a pool and knew someone was swimming in it when we were at work. We used huge heavy blocks to hold down out tarp and the blocks were moved too and was told by one of my husband's former friend that the wind moved it. We put no trespassing on the pool and put up video surveillance and caught my husband's former friends girlfriend slicing the pool with a knife and them peeing in pool. We called the cops and had them arrested and they had to pay to buy a new pool.
😁 you actually thought criminals would listen to laws? You have a long road to travel. They don't, and never will. Gotta get them arrested.
Sure 🙄
Yes. The pool thing happens all the time and it's a common problem. I grew up in Southern California, where backyard pools are common. Every family I've known with a pool has had this happen tothem at least once. I knew one who had to install a fence with locks and security cams, due to the neighborhood kids constantly breaking in. One kid (a toddler) even almost drowned. It's an infuriating problem for pool owners.
Pools cost money, require cleaning, and have to be monitored for chemicals and PH.
People want the benefits without the effort and cost.
Yes, but no amount of money can ever make you unsee your sibling naked.
@@sithlordhibiscus9936 I've seen that.... and it can't, but enough forcefully replacing the mental image with hairless cats or decaying logs and eventually you won't have the brain damaging imagery pop up every time someone brings it up.
The best way to get revenge is just to make the pool unsafe to go in
Best no trespassing sign ive seen so far: Prayer is a good way to find god, jumping this fence is faster.
I saw one recently : CAUTION: Angry lawyers live here.
Even better: WE DONT CALL THE COPS, WE CALL THE CORONER!
"If you are found here at night, you will be found here in the morning"
The house next to me has a pool. My neighbors told told us we could use the pool anytime we wanted. We never took them up on the offer. They moved and the new neighbors did not extend the same courtesy. We didn't ask, and we didn't use the pool. Now we have new neighbors. We still do not use the pool.
I used to own a property on a beach that was privately owned by me and was just for me but I would allow neighbors access because they allowed us access to theirs as long as it was just the beach and water, I had a pool and hot tub as well as a deck, over time we started noticing trash on the deck and beach and had to clean it up because we were good neighbors and stewards of the land. It got to the point that I installed several state of the art video cameras everywhere and found out who was doing it all, it was this useless family from about 3 blocks away that always wanted to get onto the private areas since most of us allowed others to use but would not let them. I had HD video and audio of their family trespassing and violating laws and turned that over to the police in the area, I never confronted the family because that would have ended in violence and I did not want that. The mother and father were arrested for burglary, the kids went to child custody, and their lives were ruined all because they felt they could use my land and house as their getaway.
This kind of shit is real and Karens tend to get away with it.
Yes the pool thing happens- even in places where fences are mandatory
That's why it's important to install cameras. It's also important to look into your states recording laws to make sure the video can be used in court.
In my country we have huge walls, with electric fences.
@@evadedenbach1226 Oh yes, cameras are your best friend in those cases.
Re: #1 It's nice that they were rid of the pests.
A side story: A guy had troubles with the unauthorized use of his hot tub. He taints his tub with a strong dye. The culprits are ID'd with ease. That kind of blue lasts a long time.
Of course, he couldn't use his own tub for a while until he got it cleaned out. But it was probably worth it.
GM Oops.....I love, absolutely Love this....blue, stupid looking,guilty people!! Lol ! 😂👏
As a trucker myself, I particularly appreciated the second story :3
Yeah. People don't respect truckers or the trucks these days.
As a truckie's son, so do I.
As a trucker also. The 2nd story is very much appreciated.
I always give u truckers lots of respect on the roads and will make sure I'm quite a ways in front of u when passing cause I know how hard it would be to come to a sudden stop fully loaded or empty so in a parking lot I'll park in a spot further away if I have to instead of being like the Karen in the story
@@gabrielledormuth4634 Thank you for pointing out that it takes longer for us to stop. Giving us more space when passing isn't just respectful, it could (in a bad situation, like having to slam on your own brakes) become self-preservation
"If you're closed then how come I got inside then?"
Eh, because I tried to lock the door but you forced your way in which counts as trespassing after hours and you could be arrested for.
*Surprise Pikachu Face*
@MAGAT slayer The answer to your question is.. If they're that stupid, then that's probably what they assume, yes. Stay strong! XD
When I worked at a fast food restaurant, my manager told me point blank that once we were closed, that was it. We're closed, end of discussion. Have a good night! Lost track of how many times some Karen DEMANDED we serve them, they've waited in line for several minutes (a lie, since we saw them pull up after the sign lights were out), they know the manager, etc, etc. Our response was still the same, we are CLOSED, have a good night! Eventually, it just got to the point that we'd take off the headset at close and let them eat static.
John Mullholand i work graveyard and still get people knocking on the door asking if dining is open, yes that's why the lights are off the doors are locked and we ignore you, obviously you can come in 🙄
It gets worse sometimes when the previous shift leaves they don't close the door completely (it looks closed but if you pull it will open) and have had people walk in and start rattling off a order, scared the crap out of us because we weren't expecting it, this happens a lot when drive through has a massive line and the assholes refuse to listen that they can't be in the store 🤦♂️ I flat out told a woman that I wasn't going to take her order, she spent 10 minutes trying to get my attention, which I only gave to periodically tell her to leave.
Yep it does, and has for years. My Grandpa in California, like 40 years ago, had a small pool in his backyard. After repeatedly trying to keep the neighbors kids out of it, he finally gave up and took it out.
A relative of mine lives near an apartment complex. Some teenagers in that complex thought my relative's large backyard would be a great place to have a picnic while they were cutting school. Staring down the business end of a 12-gauge changed their minds real quick. They were in such a hurry to leave they didn't even grab any of their stuff, just left it all there. My relative bundled it all in the blanket and hung that on the fence, near where the kids climbed over, and it sat there unclaimed for over a year.
Hey, you know if those teenagers got hurt the entitled mom would be there with her lawyer, in minutes, demanding money.
I bet the original owners never allowed unlimited pool time to this entitled family.
Plus, If the teens had cleaned up their mess it might be awhile before the new owner had prove they were trespassing
A while ago back in Arizona my uncle had a pool, was a nightmare when the neighborhood went downhill as teens kept breaking into his backyard to swim, he ended up draining the pool and keeping it empty just to avoid any legal liability in case one of the trespassers hurt themselves while swimming.
The empty concrete lined hole in the ground is just as big a liability. If they got hurt/dead by falling in, they (or their Estate) could still Sue him.
"...he ended up draining the pool and keeping it empty just to avoid any legal liability in case one of the trespassers hurt themselves while swimming." And then they'll just start using it as a skateboard park. You really can't win with entitled jerks.
One problem about underground pools is that leaving them empty (no water) can result in problems if there is a high water table in your area. The weight of the water in the pool keeps the whole reinforced concrete mass in the ground. Depending on how the pool was constructed, leaving it empty could result in the pool being forced upwards due to the water table. And even if you intended to re-fill the pool later once the problem trespassers were gone, the alternating cycles of dry/wet for your pool's liner and shell may cause cracking.
@@animejanai4657 Don't forget the Liability of having a large concrete lined HOLE in the backyard for someone to fall in and get seriously hurt or Dead...
If that was my pool, they'd suddenly find the quantity of chlorine has quadroppled! Yeah, I can't use it but neither can they..
the same chlorine thing did a housekeeper in an other vid from dark fluff
In that 3rd story, I'm surprised the Doordash driver didn't realize that milkshakes melt and his waiting until she arrived before making it was actually helping her get a better tip. After all, her customer would be pretty pissed if she brought him a melted milkshake.
Some people are that stupid, I've had people get mad at me for taking down the shake machine (I work graveyard and we clean and dismantle it every night) who wants a f***ing shake at 3am?! Go to bed if your going to be rude
@@bleachfanbk If I want a milkshake at 3 am I am making it at home 👍👍 it is super easy!!!
@@bleachfanbk exactly. Everyone knows that the best thing to have at that time is a 3am Krabby Patty.
Who orders a milkshake for delivery and expects it not to be melted‽ th-cam.com/video/HiQP5htOcPc/w-d-xo.html I kind of don‘t buy this story.
As a doordash driver I can confirm this for sure. Whenever I get a shake I put it in its own hot cold bag and often get my tip bumped up because of it. And as long as we're talking less than a 10 minute wait it's easily worth my time. I have only ever been angry with restaurant staff once because they didn't even take the order to the kitchen until I arrived when they knew their kitchen was already backed up 30 minutes. I had driven 20 minutes across town and the river to pick it up and I had to wait over 45 minutes to get the order and then had to drive back across the river and 5 miles out of the city. So an order that should have taken me about an hour if they put it in on time actually took nearly 2 hours. After 30 minutes I told the manager that the orders are supposed to be put in before I get there and they get them before I do so it is unreasonable that I needed to wait that long. He brushed me off and started shouting that I shouldn't tell him how to run his business before he walked to the back. We all have jobs to do and the way I see it I don't care so much about how long they make me wait but the customers certainly do and it was unfair to both of us how the restaurant was handling their part.
On the first story I'm sorry but did he say that the brother and sister both came over skinny dipping together????
Yes he did
It was her stepbrother, so it was okay 🤣
@@robalabama lmfao
@@robalabama OP clearly said it was her brother
Hapsburg moment
Yes, it happens. My husband and I have a pool and we have had to chase kids out of our yard and pool. Fortunately, once we caught them and put a better lock on our gate we haven’t had any more issues.
Entitled people never do learn, because they are always the victim. Their story changes upon the retelling of the particular incident so they appear to really be the injured person. What we don’t understand is that entitled people have worked really hard to attain the entitled person rank, and that position must be held at all costs.
We had someone get halfway over the fence til they noticed my full grow Rottweiler
When I enter a business just before closing time, I always ask if they are still serving. Usually they are and say no problem, come inside. A few times, our clocks don't match and they are getting ready to close up.
I used to have a pool and can confirm that, yes, if you have a pool outdoors then it's not YOUR pool it's "OUR" pool. Lol.
My father, who has been dead for about 12 years now, once told me a story that when he was in his early twenties someone kept stealing gas from a vehicle he had at the time. He put a stop to it. He somehow stuck razor blades around his gas cap. Well later that night he heard screaming coming from the yard and ran outside to see someone running across the yard leaving a trail of blood behind them. My father was an honest man, and could not stand a thief. He never had anymore gas come up missing. A lesson to people should be STAY OFF OTHER PEOPLE'S PROPERTY.
Good! That's fair game people shouldn't get to complain if they're in the wrong, people work hard for what they have and should be able to "deter" theft however they see actually working.
first story, I liked my old veteran neighbors sign 30 years ago..
"trespassers will be shot, survivors will be violated".. how funny is that?
he made it himself burning it into wood with tin stencils,
it had a picture of a revolver's barrel end on the top.
Lmao yes.
Finally, people who actually call the police when they should.
Am I the only one who finds it extremely weird that a brother and sister would skinny dip, fully nude, with each other, their dates and with a bunch of other people? Like if everyone who's doing it are friends or trying to hook up I get it but if your sibling is there, their gf/bf and your gf/bf? That's 3 really weird people to skinny dip with.
Right..... just. What.
Ew. Lol
And the mother as well?
@@lastraven8575 The mother wasn't there skinny dipping that night.
DAFUQ?!?!
That's because like 98.5+% of the time these so called "reddit post" are fake and made up. They're written through the creativity of someone's mind and written really juicy sounding just to get views, like, an comments.
Yeah they're fun to listen to but after watching a few baker's dozen of these types of videos from a handful of different channels you see similar and repeating patterns and can clearly tell what is fact or fiction. Some are written so unbelievably stupid that you clearly know it's fake. Heck I've even heard the same stories on different channels but they was slightly changed to sould like completely different stories. Like commonly I'd it would be the same story on a couple 2-3 different channels but it was changed like sex rolls was reversed, the main center plot item of the story is different, different region, different restaurant/store, etc etc.
Your "welcome back my wonderful beautiful friends" is what keeps me going
YAY IM EARLY FRO ONCE YAS
Fox tail, we don’t know if the original owners let the entitled family use the pool. The entitled mom said they did, but can we really trust her?
@@constancepeterson6156 NNNNNNOOPE
posted the video just in time, was bout to go do chores, i like to listen to your vids while doing them
It was perfect timing for me as well. I was just about to eat
Same! I like to listen doing chores, cooking, cleaning, etc.
I like listening to these videos while working
Same!
Same 😁
This is the first time my mind is blown by people who does unlawful things while trespassing on people's properties.
My childhood bestfriend and her family used to set up a big pool on their terrace/yard every summer. They eventually stopped doing it because the neighborhood kids from the whole street always begged them to play in their pool. This was their pool, so they had every right to turn the kids down, but they kept bugging them and got jealous when my friend had her own friends over to play in the pool. They even had kids just going into their pool without permission. The pool was on the backside of their house but right in front of the backside, so there was no mistaking that they trespassed. It just got too much for them in the end so they haven't set the pool up ever since. I completely understand them, but its sad that they had to stop having the pool. I think my bestfriend really liked the pool, but the other kids were just too much. I don't know if the neighborhood parents bothered my friends family about it, at least I really don't hope so. I do know there was several entitled families in that neighborhood so it wouldn't really surprise me...
I would shock the pool one Friday before going to the friends. When they called the cops for the chemical burns be like, "We told you you could not use it shocking is regular pool maintenance. We did not think to warn anyone because no one was supposed to be here
If I had a pool... enable a float switch to set off an alarm if it's used... with a key to disarm it, so when you are using it, you can turn it off but when others do, it sets off an alarm like a burglar alarm... totally would be worth it, and likely they wouldn't come back. Hear of people having it as a security function for if small kids got in the pool by accident!
We had a pretty big inground pool growing up and there were always neighborhood kids over to swim, but they were all our friends and always asked to swim first. The 8ft privacy fence probably helped. I can't say I ever remember anyone breaking into our yard, but we lived in a pretty decent area.
Dark fluff I have owned a pool for the past twenty-eight years and let me tell you when I first moved into the new neighborhood every single night I would hear splashing coming from my backyard and at one point I did walk into the backyard with my pistol in my hand turned all the lights on and scared about 15 kids who had figured because the house has been up for sale for a while that that was their personal swimming pool I then installed a much larger fence and even went so far as to install an electric fence around the pool which I would turn on when I was going to be gone on vacations or what not and a bunch of trespassing signs and warning this fence is electrified well needless to say I had one of my neighbors watch my house while I was gone to California for a week and lo and behold somebody couldn't read and they ended up getting a nice good jolt when they attempted to jump over the fence the police were called one kid had to be rushed to the hospital because of the jolt that he had received no charges were brought against me multiple charges of trespassing breaking and entering and vandalism were brought against the people across the street whose child it was who then tried to press charges on me for having an electric fence in my own backyard in closing their suit with no where they were forced to pay damages to my fence and have them fixed and I got a restraining order against them so yes this does happen to people who have pools maybe not to the extreme levels that I had to go to or OP DID but yes this happens and it sucks because if anyone was to drowned while on your property my God it would be your fault which is why rocks and fences are put in if they get hurt while you're not home and they don't have permission it is no longer your fault because they physically had to climb over obstacles to get into your pool but the no trespassing signs are also a must.
When I was a kid, maybe 9/10, my uncle’s house had a moderate sized pool. During the summer, I was over there swimming with my cousins for days on end. I can’t count the number of times my aunt and uncle had to call the police because kids jumped the fence to swim, including one night when a group of older guys did while my cousin and I were outside alone.
I'd hope that when the police nabbed the kids, they also called CPS on their parents negligent parents.
My aunt has pool at her house( Inground really nice place) which is rare in Washington because of our weather. My uncle is like, 6’7 so they’ve never dealt with pool hoppers
Yes it does. I live in an area that requires a fenced in area around a pool. My neighbor has a super nice salt water above ground pool. Twice people have broke her gate and fence to get into their pool. It's super creepy. Like what is wrong with people?
@DeAnn S Time are changing as more and more people have no shame. I've had kids in my backyard picking my fruit (we have a variety of fruit trees and extensive vegetable garden). They know basically nothing can be done to them, so they do it. I cannot shoot them or lay hands on them without risking lawsuit. Sometimes, they didn't even run off when shouting at them. They just keep on picking until done.
@@animejanai4657 You could try putting poisonous plants around the property or fences maybe? Sure they'll get the veggies, but do they know what poison sumac/or ivy is lol on a side note donkeys/Llamas/dogs/roosters tend to keep all kinda of pests and predators out
@@animejanai4657 oooooh wait one more what about cactus patches?? If they grow okay in your area. Okay now I'm done, good luck fending of the theft tho, people suck.
@@animejanai4657 put on camera and show them to the cops.also get some big dogs n put up signs that said that you have dogs n to stay out.
Who knows?those entitled brats may get wise
My family has a, I think, medium sized in ground pool, sometimes when we check it there is some evidence that people had been in it and while we have suspicions we have no evidence it was a certain person.
Ive decided you are my favorite reddit story reader. Always on top of new stories, no stupid voices, and a good story teller. Thanks!
Ikr...
The other used funny voices while reading it and some reads too fast. It's harder for me to follow through since English is not my first language.
Him and Rslash are the best, I listen and watch them back to back🙈
@@peggymwanza4000 so do I. Anytime I'm just doing something and need background. I know a large majority of these stories are probably fake but it's still interesting. There's something addictive about it.
I don’t know about breaking into other peoples private pools but my aunt used to live near a hotel when I was little and we jumped the fence to swim in the pool a couple times, or had people let us in because our “keycard was broken”. It was harmless though and I was just a kid so I honestly don’t feel bad about it. Breaking into other peoples yards or private pools though is just plain dumb.
We had that happen when I was growing up
It was 1966 or 1967 and we had locks on our backyard gate, no trespassing signs and told them they could not use our pool while we were gone. I was 11 or 12. This was in Southern California. We went out of town for about a week, neighbors had son jumped the fence, let his family in and one of them drowned! They obviously trespassed and my parents were not at fault.
I used to work on a farm. There were several ponds on it, and we used to swim in the one. The owner told me at one point in time that the neighbor kept coming over and skinny dipping in the pond.
I don't recall now why I was near the pond. I'm a farm girl at heart and the farm was my favorite place to hang out. I had a dirt bike at that point in time which they let me keep there. But, I found the neighbor in the pond. And yes, she was skinny dipping. She wasn't happy to see me and went to the middle of the pond and started to tread water until I left. I'll admit, I was bad and stood there for a few minutes talking to her. I knew what she was doing and she didn't belong there, so I made her suffer. That's just one story about people using the farm that didn't belong there.
Should've took her clothes with you lmao
Drive off yelling
"And stay out ya hussy!"
Hey if she was that concerned about being seen naked she shouldn't have been naked in some one else's pond. Lolz
@@selliepaddie2066 I didn't even see her clothes
@@dizzysdoings oh sorry my bad lol
@@selliepaddie2066 not a problem, I also didn't look for them.
I might have misunderstood this but the main thing I picked out of the first story was that the brother and sister were skinny-dipping together??? If that's true that family had way more issues than being entitled...
Really? So it's fine for your friends to see you naked but not your family, your own flesh and blood? 🤨
Different cultures I guess, 'cause friends but not family seems weirder to me...
so? maybe they are a nudist or naturist family? Or maybe they treated being naked as something normal and not something that is sexualized all the time. Growing up I have seen my parents naked, my siblings naked. Even neighborhood kids. then again, I did not grow up in a conservative uptight country.
@@1972Sylvester Then again I’m sure none of you were trespassing on private property. Least I hope you weren’t.
They were there with each others SOs
Sweet home, Alabama
Yes, people do this with pools all the time.
I was one of them as a teen.
collapsed our pool to make garage for our Harleys. Love listening tot this as I am now disabled. I've been in many of these situations though out my life. Now that I am getting early dementia, it is awesome to be reminded of my crazy life... THANK YOU
Oh yeah my former neighbor’s entitled uncle told his 5 year old and 4 year old entitled grandchildren to swim in our pool
because they were busy throwing a massive party while his nephew was out of town, imagine my surprise i come home from work and see these two little kids bolt from my pool and back to the neighbors house , I basically locked the gate
2nd story: The fact she's claiming theft SHOWS she didn't learn ANY lesson. In her mind she was right, they were wrong.
When it comes to owning a pool; yes, having random strangers invite themselves over happens a lot. And it's not just people. We lived well in the woods, but still had a pool. Our neighbor's cows would break through the fence between our land and come try to drink or swim in the pool. There is no way for them to be capable of getting back out without help; so the chance of having a dead cow in our pool was a fear of ours. Old fart refused to do anything about his cows. We eventually moved in order to downsize a little, as our place was getting to the point to where it was too much for us to handle.
My boss moved in next door and put in a hot tub. He knew I stopped by once in a while for a soak, but I never overused the invitation. BBQ dinners there were great, too. I'd step out the door and they'd be yelling for me to get over before the food was gone.😆
13:41 now my dad does doordash, he does have to deal with some restaurant, not paying attention, but rather then curse them out, as soon as he let's back in his car, he immediately calls the customer apologizes for the inconvenience, and explains his situation, I know this because I get board on days that I don't work, so I tag along for the heck of it, and let me tell ya one order I was waiting in the car for about 45 minutes, and I've never seen my dad had murder in his eyes, he was livid, but he used the same tactics as he always did, and 80% of the time he kept his tips
I bet your other neighbors were thankful you got that bunch to move , that girls mother should have known better , like she is letting her kids run wild , it is her fault they got in trouble , she is raising this girl to disrespect someone else's property , you are right about being held liable if they get hurt or even drown !
When I worked at a gas station that sold beer, I can't tell you how many times when 2am would roll around, and people would race in trying to say we had to sell them beer because they entered the store before 2am. They would argue with us, try to bribe us, etc, even when we told them it would mean our jobs. There was one night I was locking the cooler doors right at 2am, and this guy comes up that's much bigger than me (I'm a short dude at 5'7), and grabs the door handle as I'm locking it and tries to block me. We had this terrifying ridiculous battle of wills for this door, and I saw his big brick of a hand tighten into a fist and he starts to pull back to hit me. I'm scare, I was only 18 years old at the time, thinking I'm about to get clocked by this big guy who clearly was strong enough to lay me out, and I watch the internal struggle play out in his eyes. After what seemed like an eternity he let go of the cooler door handle and stomped out of the store. I don't think I ever saw him again after that (thankfully).
I have other entertaining stories, like the drunk lady that came in at about 4am and started picking empty cans out of the returnables cart, and threw them at the cooler door, one at a time, from about 10 feet away, yelling with each throw "I! WANT! BEER!"... when she ran out of empty cans from the cart, she drunkenly stumbled back out into the night. We had to clean up the mess of course, but it was too funny not to be worth a few minutes of picking up cans (but we did put the cart in the back room in case she came back).
I love how your overlooking the weird fact that the entitled brother and sister were skinny dippy together, yes other people were there, but it's still weird 😨
I have a feeling, it wasn't just skinny-dipping they were doing there...
Man i just the love the cute Darkfluff on the screen talking about the story after every story :)
Breaking in to use a pool? Sure thing. Never a private pool at a house but a community pool.
When I lived in the Chicago in the 80's one unfortunately neighbor had their pool collapsed when teenagers used it.
Instead of being Entitled This is nice So a long time ago my parents We're in a car in front of a restaurant And a homeless guy knocks on the car window And my mom opens the window and the man asked for a $5 bill for a sandwich right across the street so My mom gave me my $5 bill And my dad was saying that he could have trying to rob us but he didn't In a few minutes later he came back with change That's just very nice Even though he was homeless he still gave the changed back knowing that they could be in the same boat yeah that's just so nice.
Awwww, pity first OP didn't put dye in the water!
Imagine a load of blue kids walking around for a week or so!! 🤣🤣
Love the parking story. I used to help out at a winery. On harvest days. I would direct volunteers, to maximize parking in the grass lot. And Entitled Mom shows up late. Parks her Esclade, in the open area, between the parking area and the vineyard. I told her she couldn't park there. She insisted she could. I told her in 5 minutes or so, a tractor, hauling several tons of grapes, would be coming around the corner, and wouldn't be able to stop. The winery would not be at fault for her improper parking. Amazing how fast she moved it.
10:37 the best kind of revenge is the ones where know the law, and karma comes in the form of pure unadulterated justice
6 teenagers vs 2 adult is never an option to go hand to hand, good for him for having a weapon. Great set up! Just like the FBI or undercover police.
When I was a kid my parents put in the first pool in the neighbourhood. I lost track of the number of times we found other people using it without asking, despite posted signs and repeated complaints. Yes, we were liable if a trespasser drowned, or slipped and hurt their entitled butt. Yes, this seems to happen a lot and the story is completely credible.
Having a "NO TRESPASSING" sign with specific names on them (the EM) would have been icing on the cake.
The parking story reminded me of this time that I took a bus to my doctor's office. From where the bus stopped in front of a hospital to the doctor's was a 3 block walk. Next to the hospital there used to be a pharmacy. It had changed and was now some offices for the hospital. The valet parking for the hospital used the parking lot of this pharmacy-turned-offices to park their cars. I was walking back from the doctor's to the bus stop, so, I walked through the valet parking lot. The walk back was more uphill, so, being tired, I cut the corner. As I am reaching the opposite side of this lot, a valet guy, who was standing there for some reason(guarding it?), turned and saw me. He immediately began asking me where I had parked. I said I hadn't. He asked me what car I was coming from. I said I wasn't. He was getting miffed. I just kept walking past him and to the bus stop. I guess he figured it out. LOL
I think I saw that Karen at a restaurant last night, lol. Friday night madhouse, place was packed, she had a big order and was going off on the staff because of how long she had to wait. 😂
I would've told the guy he could have his sammie if he decided he wanted to tip me the difference so I didn't need to break the bill. 😂
Sadly, can't tip for Subway since it's a chain, they want all the money they can get for themselves.
The bill was probably a fake, anyway.
Seems like a likely scam. Bust in just at closing, demanding a sandwich, hoping the poor sod behind the counter just wants to get rid of you quickly and won't notice a fake bill. They get an $8 sandwich, plus $42 in change, for a fake $50 bill.
5:39 those who don't know minors and teenagers who get cought in possession of drugs and alcohol, and are cought consuming them, the judge simply offers them a choice, to either to AA or rehab, or be set on probation and have a monthly officer visit their house, to check up on them
Prosecutors shouldn't have let those trespassers off at the pool, something like a dozen people repeatedly breaking into someone's house and using their property like it's theirs and just give them a slap on the wrist taught them nothing other than they can get away with using people's property whenever they feel like it.
The entitled family of that story pissed me off like just because your cool with the old owner doesn't mean your cool with the current owner. I'm glad they got their just desserts
The second Karen deserved to get banned.
The third guy all he had to do was not be a smartass but of course he couldn't resist
If I were OP I'd let them get dressed after the police arrived
If the old owner let me use their pool then I'm making the new owner (insert preferred vaked good here) and trying to get tight with them too. If they don't want to be buddy buddy then I find a new chill spot
Darkfluff: "Hello, my wonderful, beautiful friends!"
Me: "Hello, my friend! I am ready for some bullshit from my favorite source!"
(Can I please get a shoutout?)
For the first one, if my neighbor had a pool like that, I would make a deal with them. Use of the pool, and at the same time, I would work for them helping to clean and maintain the pool, including sometimes buying the chlorine and other supplies as needed.
What if they don't want anyone else using the pool
@@cashkitty3472 Then I would respect their wishes and just get my own temporary pool that I can put up in the summers and taken down before winter. :-)
Never, I mean NEVER let them in for something like that after hours! He wasn't going to die if he didn't get his sub. I'm really glad OP got it to munch on while finishing that assignment. Energy like that it needed.
I hate when people park in Loading Zones and stay for long amounts of time?? I’ve been known to drop people off in a Loading Zone but never park in one during business hours. It’s literally asking to be towed and I like my car too much for someone else to have her. 🥰🚘
We used to have a pool in our backyard and one time we found wet footprints around our yard and none of us had gone outside/in the pool. It was before we had cameras sadly.
The pool thing.. I used to have a pool in my backyard and this one girl was my friend only because I had a pool. (I mean she had this big trampoline but still) I no longer wanted to be her friend when I realized what a brat she was. One day, we had an argument about something. I can't remember what. I called her a brat (because I remember her being a brat). She shows up the next day at my house in her swim suit like nothing happened. that's when I realized that she's only my friend because of my pool. I kinda wanted to tell her no. I can't play and close the door, but as she was also friends with my two younger siblings, I let her in and told my two siblings she was here. It was like...an every day thing during the summer. My parents finally put a once a week rule in place for friends coming over to swim, which I was happy for.
Yes it happens i came home from work to find my neighbors making out in my pool. That was a shock i didn't even know these people
13:33 Door Dash emploe who sounds likeJames Gandolfini: "That rude customer you had - it's take care ."
Emploee: "Oh, good, what happened?"
DD: "I said, she's taken care of! Don't make me make you an accessory after the fact."
So I discussed it with my wife and decide to teach EM and her brats a lesson..... *throws toaster in pool*
Yes, first degree murder can solve a lot of problems. /s
the last story... I have had a couple of times that I snuck in just as they were locking the door. Both times I worked with them politely to quickly get what I was there for and they left with a last sale, and I left satisfied with what I had received! You always get better service when you are polite and quickly state what you want. Most will happily help you get it done. I've been disappointed when places are not open, but it's never right to take it out on the employees.
Shared 1st story with my hubby and he told me a good one from his construction days. He used to build mid to upper range houses. He told me the story of a couple who bought one of their houses and had a pool put in. This was in the days before fences were required. The property sloped downward at the back. They heard noises outside late one night and went outside. They saw 2 piles of clothes beside the pool. They scared the teens who jumped out of the pool and ran off down the back slope of the property. Sans clothes. They didn't stop to collect them. What makes this hilarious is the back side of the property is totally undeveloped. It had a huge amount of prickly pear cactus. The couple could hear the moans of pain and stayed outside a while to teach them a lesson before going back inside so the kids could sneak back for their clothes. I died laughing when he told me that story.
Yes, intentionally hurting children is always hilarious. /s
You should have taken the clothing to the police station and told the cops what happened and said you left a note for the trespassers that they could collect their personal items from the local constabulary. Doubtful they would ever show up to collect their stuff from the police. Some people don't learn. They think it's OK for them to steal/use someone else's property. If that happened to them, you'd never hear the end of their wailing over it.
@@UpnorthHere ah an entitled Karen.
I caught my neighbor's kids swimming in my pool. I went out with a big glass jar full of yellow liquid, told them it was pee, and dumped it into the pool. They scrambled out screaming and never went in my pool again. It was apple juice.
Lmao that's fantastic 🤣
I dealt with the parking situation daily as a fuel tanker delivering to gas stations. The underground tanks are clearly marked as no parking. Not only do people park there, they will navigate through coned off areas while unloading fuel. I'm amazed at how some people survive.
Growing up my parents had a pool put in for us and now grand kids etc…. I don’t own and never will own a pool. We have so many stories about people thinking that they could use our pool and even out backyard and bbq etc…. Pools attract entitled assholes… even in the 80s & 90s.
The pool story: and there’s another reason why I never want to live in a house with a pool. Or use a public pool ever again. Used condoms? Eww.
I do in fact have a pool at my house, but thankfully, I don't know a single person in my cul de sac who is entitled in anyway.
Yes it does happen with pools I posted a story to Reddit a few years ago about when we first moved into our new home!!! Especially where I live it’s so hot for most of the year, the snowbirds aren’t hear in the summer and it happens to them a lot to the point where some drain the pool, shut their water off and lock the yards!
It is so satisfying to call DoorDash and get their drivers banned from the store after they are rude to employees. Sometimes, I wonder if they honestly don’t know restaurants can do that😂
Pulled into Chick-fil-A late one night, had to use restroom really bad. Walked in open door , bee lined it to restroom. Someone opens door to restroom, asks “are you all right”, I replied yes. When I left restroom they told me they were closed. 😂
I replied, sorry about that, thought you were open.
I had eaten breakfast and lunch there that day and was going for the cycle. 😂
13:45 I could just imagine the staff in story three looking at each other pointing to another staff member and going “coward” as a joke
Story 2 - Has she learnt her losson? No! For sure no. So, if he get out of there without issue : "You see, no problem for anybody! I was right". She got issue (like in this story): "I'm the victim. Next time : revenge!"... no matter what happen, nothing seems to hit hard enough to make them understand : it's like talking to a wall.
My dad used to be a maintenance man for apartment complexes and never took us swimming in the community pools at any one of them because he's dealt with some horrors and didn't want us to get sick from whatever was in the pool water.
That didn't stop our mother taking us though because she thought since dad was good at keeping the pools clean, there was no danger. Until people kept letting their kids get away with peeing in the pool. She didn't learn how bad it was until she complained about it after dad got home.
"Those kids keep going in the pool!"
"Wouldn't surprise me if they were made there too."
1st; I again wonder why the Courts didn't also charge the so-called Mother as UNFIT!👎🤔 Last one; I would have told him what the Sandwich price was + Your Overtime Pay, which Just so happens, the $50 just covered the total.😁🤣
On a pre-reddit storyboard, one guy talked about how his entire neighborhood wanted to use his pool. He and his wife were retired and did not want the hassle, the liability, or to become free baby-sitters because, of course, some of the parents said it would be a nice gesture for them to watch their kids. They always said no. Upon arriving back from a week-long vacation, they could see movement from part of their backyard visible from the street. They parked a ways before the house, and the guy snuck up and peeked around the house corner, and the entire neighborhood was having a party, using his pool AND grill. He got back to the car and called police and had all the adults arrested (not sure what they could do about the kids/minors). They had to call the police again to talk to all the adults who kept sending their kids to knock on their door to stare at them with puppy-dog eyes, begging them not to go through with the charges.