The cocktail story reminds me of that one guy who was made fun of by other people in a restaurant for eating alone. He then took his glass, toasted to the empty side of the table and loudly said: "Happy anniversary, sweetie. I still miss you everyday." Which made their face drop as well.
17:00 as a bartender I cannot stress this enough. NEVER accept a drink from a stranger or leave your drink uncovered/unattended. I'm so glad op didn't drink that shot who knows what the creep added to it.
The fact that the old man was trying to get her to drink a drink that he bought for her in one shot, to slam it all the way down, makes me think he roofied it.
The easy answer is "Mom it was a TEST, one that you failed at in RECORD time. I'm guessing that the only reason it wasn't up sooner than the five minuets we took to see it, was your connection speed & typing speed. IF we want the entire world to know WE will share it to Facebook, but as you have proven you can't be trusted REPEATEDLY you will not be told."
Story 5: Smart move to give a fake name. OP knew she wasn't going to keep it a secret and she would spoil it for everyone, so might as well just let her run around with a fake name and embarrass her later. The parents are the only ones to choose when to share something like the name, and Karen is neither the mom nor the dad, so she has no leg to stand on, not to mention breaking her promise
Sure, here's the name: Fiona. Oh, we've changed our minds: Ursula. We've changed our minds again, it's Charlotte. We've decided Karen would fit better. We found that that name has too many negative connotations, so we changed our minds again, it'll probably be Olivia. We can't risk she meets a sailor, sorry. We better name her Florence. Sorry, we've decided that a city name isn't a good name for our girl. We'll name her Freya. Then shut up and hope MIL doesn't list the names in a column... SCNR
Story 2: Sarah should have known that she need to have a clean record to be a lawyer but in the end OP should be praise to stop a potential corrupt lawyer from ruining an innocent life.
Sounds like she would be a good candidate for a police officer position, too! A need to be an authority and a propensity to lie to the government: that's policing 101!
@@JadenYukifan28 unfortunately, it might be a lot harder for THAT to get proven as nobody took her into court for "Causing a hostile work environment." She'll need to have a boss at a future job that's willing to stand up to her shenanigans if/when she pulls it again recording it as the reason for her dismissal.
A criminal record is not necessarily a ban for passing the bar. They'll make you jump through hoops, but if you can graduate from law school and pass the bar exam it's still possible. But the one thing that WILL kill your chances is "dishonesty" which basically means lying in this context. Lying on an application for aid shows you are 'dishonest' and not suitable to be an office of the court. Much easier to get a law license with a murder conviction (which does happen).
I have a friend who caught someone trying to get her to drink a spiked drink. She waved over a bar staff and used a CYD, Drink Spike Test kit. The bouncers held him while the police were called as it came up positive. These kits can be bought easily and are cheap. Drink safe everyone
Years ago, I read the best rant about “girly” cocktails. Essentially, I’m so sick of people looking down on men for ordering cocktails because they’re “girly”. Most cocktails have at least 3 shots of liquor in them. Even liqueurs are usually around 15% alcohol. But please, you judge me while drinking your 4.5% beer.
I'll take a fruit cocktail over pisswater any day of the week! I'm 100% supportive of men who do the same. It's a drink FFS, who really cares about what type it is?
@@vipervidsgamingplus5723 No, it really wouldn't be, and that's a stupid mindset to have. If you like the drink, then fucking order the drink. It's more manly to order the drink you like then to pussyfoot about and order things you actually hate just to prove to everyone else that you are a man. Real men don't need the approval of "the boys" to prove they are real men.
Story 1: OP, you are awesome! I love how you shamed that waitress for judging you on your choice of drink. If you’re going to judge someone for anything, keep it to yourself & remain professional.
Right! I used to work as a waitress at a pizza place. One time, this old couple stopped in for lunch, and they ordered a veggie pizza with pineapple, extra pineapple. I mean I don't like pineapples on my pizza and when their order was ready, the smell made me want to vomit, but I said nothing. Because I wasn't the one eating it. Not my food, not my concern.
A summary of story 1: Woman comes across a man drinking a fruity cocktail and scoffs at him. "What kinda drink is that?" The man looks at her. "What's wrong with the drink?" The woman snorts at him. "I thought real men drink beer." The man shrugs. "Real men drink what they like. I like the way this tastes, so I drink this. If I wanted something bitter, I'd keep talking to you."
Story 3: So he bullies people, doesn't cover absent people, sabotages their work, and is super embarrassingly terrible at the same job he throws at OP. Y'know, I wonder how this guy was even hired and promoted to manager if he was *THAT* terrible at it.
Some workplaces didn't leave themselves avenues to fire people for general incompetence. So they get promoted until they land in a position that they don't fail at, or they make a mistake large enough to be just cause for dismissal. Ideally the mistake doesn't get another worker killed, but that's sometimes what it takes.
Story 7. Decades ago my parents built a 2.5 car garage on our property. Back then they could have put it right on the property line. But that means the neighbors could do stuff to the garage and prevent us from getting to it. So my parents built it 3+ feet away from the property line. That way we could get behind it to mow, etc. The neighbor worked for the juvenile detention center as a guard. He's a real ah. He tried to get the county to stop the building. He even allegedly blackmailed someone to stop my parents. However my dad knew HIS boss and overruled the county guy. That garage still stands today. When my sister bought the house, she had a concrete floor put in. The concrete guy told her to consider having it plumbed for a future kitchen and bathroom since it was built better than most houses were built. And yes the neighbor is still there and is still an AH.
Story 3 - I’ll never understand how incompetent people like that ‘manager’ even get hired for that position when they can’t do even half of the work their coworkers actually do. I’m glad OP is doing better for themselves.
It's the old Peter principle, that is, "In a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence." Far too many time, people are promoted based on their success in a job (or jobs) requiring skill sets A, B and C, but fail in the new job that requires skill set D which they don't.
Personally I would say that the skill set a manager needs isn't the same as the skill set the workers need. For example understanding the value of the workers, delegating them effectively and ensuring they can work as effectively as possible by conveying their needs and solving their issues. In an abstract way, the workers are the cogs that drive the machine while the msnager ensures they turn smoothly. The manager being able to do the job of the workers is a bonus and definitely helps with that job but isn't a necessary. Unfortunately you hear a lot about the bad managers who miss the forest for the trees and think they either need to micromanage or maximize profit by minimizing costs at the cost or burden of the workers.
On the last story I remember a character that was in our area who chose to be a real jerk with other hunters. He ended up being the victim of a hunting accident. Most people who heard about it thought that the accident wasn't accidental. Not only were there hunters that didn't like him, there were several people who thought he needed to be removed from the gene pool for beating his ex wife while they were married. By the time he died, he had made a lot of people upset enough that there were plenty of people who went to his funeral just to make sure he was really buried.
Story 1 - That waitress was no doubt expecting OP to order a beer or something stronger cause he’s a guy, not a fruity cocktail that usually ordered by women and that’s why she laughed. Hopefully what OP did will teach her not to judge next time. I don’t drink myself but I also don’t see the problem with anyone (man or woman) ordering a cocktail to drink.
If the story is true, we can hope that she follows Dark Fluff and learns how she was schnookered and embarassed. Maybe next time she will just do her job and not judge people.
@@aduckofsomesort ‘Something stronger’ as in a shot of Whiskey, Schnapps, Tequila… some straight up Liquor or something, I don’t know. I don’t drink so I don’t know anything about alcoholic drinks
I knew a bloke who went down with jaundice, so wasn't allowed to drink alcohol for quite some time. He and his tall girlfriend would go into pubs and ask for an orange juice for himself and a pint of beer for his girl. The beer would ALWAYS go in front of the bloke, the OJ to his girl. Bloke would look right in the barman's eye, lift both glasses, and swap them over, while giving the stink eye to the barman. Give the customer what they ordered, and don't assume. "In matters of taste, the customer is always right."
Remember a few years ago when the poster suspected that her sister in law was planning on stealing their baby name, the revenge she "hid" the secret name where she knew the sil would find it. the prestige, the name was a slang word for vagina in Swedish.
They are delicious when made right and the vodka going into them is around 80-proof. By comparison beer in the U.S. is between 8 and 12-proof. In other words: [%$🤪!#] close to water.
@@JamesDavy2009 Hehe, it’s always the fruity drinks that have the most alcohol. I just wish I wasn’t a super taster 😭. I can always taste the vodka/whiskey/tequila no matter what
Since the old man in the drink story respected no personal boundaries, I'm relatively certain that there was a roofie in the drink. Never accept a drink from a stranger that you didn't personally watch the bartender prepare and serve you.
As an older man that uses a cane (and is balding) (and I'm NOT the guy in the story) I want to let people know that old man in the bar story is the outlier. The vast majority of us would have first, not intruded, and second would have taken the first "NO" to mean NO! But honestly, most of us would have not intruded, as it was clearly rude.
Most men these days in general. New studies (and surveys if you take those at face value) show that over half the men (at least in the US) are actively avoiding women. Some states as high as 60% of the men there. Bars and clubs are losing money and shutting down. Gym attendance from men have dropped significantly as well.
When my niece told us the gender of her baby she made us all promise not to post on social media till she did and being the good uncle I am despite being excited I kept my promise. I even asked them if it was okay I told my girlfriend and they said yes as long as she didn't post anything. I told them she doesn't have social media and even if she did she would keep it to herself. Two days later my niece announced what she was having. It was tough but worth it. OP is definitely not in the wrong for being mad about what her MIL did. I would imagine my niece would be as mad as she was. Probably wouldn't have told me I couldn't see the baby but she would've probably said "I told you not to post on social media. Please take it down". By the way she's having a girl :)
I've heard stories in my neck of the woods where dogs have been killed by wolves when left wandering. Even a Clydesdale a few years back... The law though (a few years ago) allowed trappers the right to go anywhere to set traps, even on your property. And it was illegal to tamper with them. Not sure what the law is now as there are fewer trappers around.
That's true, but that a****** neighbor shouldn't have been putting up wolf snare so he can kill the wolves for their fur and if you support him that makes you a horrible person too
Literally I was listening and was wondering how the neighbor was in the wrong? Yea sucks it’s so close to the property line but u shouldn’t have ur dog loose anyways ?? especially if there’s wildlife and traps nearby !
I think that the OP in the last story is at fault. Those traps were not set on their property, but that belonging to someone else. OP shouldn't be letting the dog out unaccompanied to run on the property of others.
Story 2 - OP is a true hero here. It’s definitely for the best that Sarah didn’t become a lawyer because she’d screw her clients the same way she was screwing her coworkers.
That last story ......its a felony to mess with someone's traps and if the trapper owns the land or has permission or state/federal land ...you can't touch them.also they don't have to tell you where they place their traps
Story 6: a good bartender would have immediately intervened and told the old creep to leave the establishment before it got to the spilling booze on shoes point.
Last story.....in some states what OP did was illegal. And every state says it is the pet owners responsibility to keep their animals in sight and under control.
Not entirely, cause it was mentioned that it's near a trail and baited traps are to be 1000 feet away from those trails. FWP should had been contracted TWICE when a domesticated animal was caught in the trap. That means the trapper could be in trouble as well, for poor location resulting in damages. Also sounds like the snares do not have a relax in them (required in areas due to lynx) nor a breakaway design. OP should be calling FWP every time that trap spotted close to property lines, cause even if it was on his neighbor's property line, it could be viewed as luring, especially since there is a trail in the area too. But he shouldn't be destroying the trap; trapper should had moved the snare trap further away after it had caught a domestic dog in it.
@@Ragetiger1 he said the dog ran so deep into the woods he couldn't see it anymore..... and the description of OP looking for the dog took time.....quite a bit deeper into thw woods than 1000 ft.
@@SoManyRandomRamblings I just rewinded the story to be sure before blaming you to just making this up. And yes, you did. You wouldn't even be able to hear the animal of it was true. And "very close to the property line", "not far away" as well as "along a trail near my home" don't match the story part you just made up. Fitting username though 😂
@@brag0001 maybe do some research....none of the states have it 1000 ft out from a trail. The closest you get to that rule is 1000 ft from an occupied dwelling....and I don't know if you have ever walked 1000ft....it doesn't take long. You took the time to relisten...you should have taken the time to verify that @Ragetiger1 wasn't lying first.
Holy crap! Is story 5 my future self???!!! My soon to be MIL posted on FB not even 10 minutes after her son proposed! And then 15 minutes after we were engaged started asking about colors and plans! Don't even get me started on the reception *cough* i mean... Rehearsal dinner... She's planning. I'm terrified for when we have a baby
I tried setting boundaries. And he's on my side about her going overboard "sometimes." I got him to understand my side with the engagement announcement. I tried talking to him about the "rehearsal" and he doesn't understand. I've even been calling it a 2nd reception when we talk about it. MIL said whoever on the guest list wants to come can. Even bought a cake topper for the "rehearsal" cake, and showed me her Pinterest board that she's going with for it. It's a reception. My fiance told me that she's just excited.
when i past my bachelor thesis last year and told my father about it he asked if he could post it on facebook, i said give me a couple of minutts so i can post it first and he waited. its important to respect peoples wishes specialy in regard to posting things on social media.
Last story is he and his girlfriend knew traps were being put out after the first incident and they still let there dogs roam into woods then there the ones who are also irresponsible...Fence in yard or train your dog not to leave yard..
First Story - Heard of a Stand-up Comedian (or whatever) who did something similar - went to a well-to-do restaurant, all alone. They ordered their food, and went to sit down. But, in the meantime, he'd noticed the wife of some couple watching him, as if wondering what he was doing there. Well, after they got their food, and beginning to eat, this person stared at the empty chair across from them for a bit, and said, "Happy Anniversary honey. I miss you."
Story 5: I would have gone a step further and COMMENTED on the FB post with "That's not the name [Hubby] and I have chosen. We told you we weren't announcing a name until the baby is born. Why do you insist on pushing this name on us??"
Last one OP's the asshole. He said it was near his property - not on it. He has no right to tell someone what to do with their property and his dogs shouldn't be going over there. Would be interesting, where I live interfering with hunting and trapping is a decent fine and jail time.
Story 5: I'd take a photo of the FB post and anytime she sent a message complaining about the fake name just send the photo of the post with something like "this is why". Story 8: This would potentially get someone in trouble but i'd be super tempted to move one of the traps (or buy one that's the same type) and put it somewhere with snow or leaves covering it.... "Oh you got caught in one of your own wolf traps? Gee that's unfortunate but I guess if you're careless with dangerous toys you can't be too surprised if you get hurt."
It sounded like OP and the neighbor were in a forested area that may have been public land. There was a hiking trail through it, so why would there be one, unless it was open to the public? That meant the dog was just nosing around in a National Forest. What got me was the neighbor being allowed to trap for wolves when they are protected in most places. Now coyotes would be another story.
Those people in the last story need a reality check. If it's on his property (and in season), he's doing nothing wrong, so I dunno mayyyybe keep your dog on Your property, or get a fence invisible or otherwise. Can't wait for an update in a few months when they vent to reddit again about their dog getting mauled by a wolf and wondering why
@m2hmghb This too. I don't know where they live, but here it's a few hundred per interference and Maybe 30 days in jail, but I've personally never seen someone get locked up for it. I believe hunting, fishing, etc is federal, so it may just be a blanket law (preset penalties) and not a state by state law, I'm rusty on hunting though so could be completely wrong lol
It's state by state. In my state it's up to 6 months and a 1,000 dollar fine. The reason they might get jail is the arrogance -letting their dog onto someone else's property and not controlling it. I would bet they would do something to annoy the judge. @@TDFMonster40K
@@TDFMonster40K - in the US, hunting laws and regs are almost always set and enforced by each state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR), or similar agency. The feds typically wouldn't get involved unless it's on Federal land.
Glad I'm not the only one that landed on this. I mean normal folk would actually chain there dog down or get one of those zap collars but clearly op ain't normal folk they are an entitled folk.
16:48 The mention of throwing the shot in the old guy's face reminded me of the scene in Aladin where Jafar has taken over Agrabah and is basically telling Jasmine that she will marry him, to which Jasmine, not being a prize to be won, said "never!" and threw a drink in his face, to which he screamed a disgusted scream and went to "teach her some respect" as he put it, and now the "never! BLAAAARAR" is playing on loop in my head, not even going to any other part of the movie.
The one with the old guy at the bar: I wouldn’t even accept that shot! He could’ve added something to it. I had a guy that kept hounding me about getting me a drink. I gave in, but the bartender wouldn’t allow the guy to bring it to me (he wouldn’t even the drink until the guy sat back down. The guy even ordered drinks for my sister and our friend. Another stipulation I made for him to buy me a drink). The bartender brought them over and made sure to set them down closest to us gals and as far away from the guy. The guy wasn’t happy about it, but what could he do? The bartender even told the guy that he was watching him. We were the bartender’s favorite gals when we came to karaoke that he wasn’t going to allow someone to harm us. The guy eventually left and the bartender came back to tell us that the guy was persistent in trying to be the one to bring us our drinks. He said that if the guy came back and continued to harass us, he’d kick him out. There’s more that I can say about the guy, but it’s a lot more than I can post here. He really was trying to impress me, but he was arrogant about it.
The moment OP noticed Dan had showed up, he should have told him to leave and if he didn't, then call the Police and have Dan Arrested for Trespassing... I would have...
@@sandybruce9092this! OP is a sht friend. He believed the word of a known AH he didn't even invite and resented his friend for years instead of trusting the friend or even talking to him 🙄
Depending on if the shoes were expensive, its a good thing. But OP misses the perfect opportunity to throw the drink on the dude's crotch and loudly yell: DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SPARE UNDERWEAR AND PANTS? THIS GUY HAD AN ACCIDENT! or idk, embarrass him by yelling at him to stop harassing them (OP)
My friend and I were walking along the creek when we heard a whimpering sound . We found a collie dog in a trap that was attached to a big rock. We got the poor dog out of the trap and it took of running on three legs. I think his leg was broken. Since there was a large farm about a mile away and that's where the dog was heading. Now the rock that the trap was chained around had to weigh about two hundred pounds. My friend got so angery he picked up this big rock and threw it into the deep waters of the creek. I could hardly believe he actually threw that rock that far. We were both 17 at the time. Funny note: his birthday was one day after mine. Although he did stand near 6 foot tall.
My sister has had a rough life: been in the hospital, almost died married and divorced, and has needed me to pick her up more times than I can count. I really wish she would straighten her life out so I can visit my -busybody- mother-in-law. Oh, did I mention my parents only had one girl? My teens know when I use my sister's name they need to hush.
Pina Colada story: Well done sir. It's no business of the server what you order as long as you're of legal age and pay for it. Good grief! Old man drink story: I wouldn't have poured it on his shoes, I would have poured it on his crotch.
Story 8 OP is so entitled here. Its his property, you cant tell hom what to do on his property. If you haven't heard back from the law odds are he's in the right. Maybe instead of messing with his traps OP should be better owner and teach his dog not to wander off
That is just wrong. It was a stupid thing that “Dan” did at 18. But…he was 18! He obviously got his act together because 10 years later he was an electrician apprentice. To punish an employee for something he did as a teenager, before he was working there is a horrible thing to do.
My grandma is like that MIL, she post everything!! Even events she didn’t attend, seriously if you go somewhere and send her a couple of pictures. Not even 5 minutes later, she will post them on Facebook. In a way that makes it look like they’re her pictures.😑 she gets mad at me not taking pictures, everywhere I go.😒
Story 1: There's one scenario in which I would totally understand the waitress snickering, and that is if "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)" were (or just had been) playing in the bar.
Oh hell yeah. If that happened and I worked at a bar, I'd laugh my ass off and pay for the damn thing myself. "Any coincidence that good needs to be celebrated".
That's assuming the Traps are Legal...isn't it Illegal to place traps that close to residences because of the risk they pose to pets not to mention drawing wild predators near homes?
Keyword there is legally placed. Not sure about the laws wherever the OP is, but placing baited traps near homes and trails where pets may frequent, especially ones that are meant to be fatal, is usually frowned upon most places.
Notice how the OP worded it? Near my property. Willing to bet it was legal where the guy put them - just that OP wants dogs but isn't willing to be a responsible dog owner. @@HappilyHomicidalHooligan
Depending of where and when, it could be legal or illegal traps. Wolfs are a endangered spiecies, but a few people can get a trapper licens for Wolfs. But there are a limit to how many you are allowed to trap, and it's only legal from November, since 2022. Thou in most states, they are so endangered, that it is illegal to hunt Them, and if you do have a wolf problem, you need to contact DNRC for regulation. Thou in Montana and Alaska, it seams like there are fewer regulations. So depending on the state, it could be legal to trap Wolfs, and even settings Up traps 10 feer from a viking trail.
Last story- plenty of people set up invisible fences for dogs on property like that. I hate animal owners that let their pets wonder off property. (Hate animal traps but that’s not the issue here)
S5: OP and husband should keep a really close eye on their child cause it sounds like MIL is very unhinged and can’t be trusted. Reminds me of another revenge story about a mother who doesn’t keep her fat mouth shut and OP and friend lied that one of their friend’s is pregnant but wants to keep is a secret. Mommy dearest immediately fires her gossip mouth all over and tries lying about not sharing the news. Only to be embarrassed and angry when she was told a lie and tricked into revealing how bad she was in keeping secrets.
Story 8 - Enjoy *your* trip to jail. You just confessed and now you can get to deal with both the local police for trespassing and whatever the local name of fish & wildlife service is for interfering with a hunter's traps.
Last story: "I have huge respect for hunters and trappers, but not if you're irresponsible and trapping in what is essentially peoples backyards". Oh that is RICH coming from a pet owner who lets their dog wander in an area, especially one that is already known to have traps. OP is a horrible pet owner and is fully responsible for if and when their dog dies. Also, this 100% counts as "hunters harassment" and vandalism which both are illegal.
In that last story, depending on if that property is state or private land (it's clearly not theirs) then they will just be doing crime, not anything noble.
Bingo. It's the owners' responsibility to keep their pet safe, and that includes keeping them on your own property. If they don't like wolf traps, how are they going to like it when a wolf kills their pet dog?
@@daveberg3911 Don't know where OP is, but where I am traps are legally required to be set back a certain distances from trails, parks, and property in order to avoid what happened in the story.
In Story #1, I'd have still left a generous tip for her and written "I was kidding about my Mom, she's a live and well and will get a kick out of this story. Please don't make fun of customers' drink orders next time. Have a great day!" on the receipt. THAT is something she would remember, be humbled by, quite possibly change her behavior for the better, and maybe even be grateful for the lesson. If OP came back, she might find ways to give him free appetizers. Yes, things like that happen. Not everyone is a Karen, thankfully.
Last story, you can get in trouble for messing with someone’s traps if it’s not on your property. And why the F are you letting your dog wander unsupervised? You DO realize that “out in the country” is where the wildlife is?
Gotta agree with the comments the OP in the last story is entitled, hes trapping on his property and not yours, the woods clearly have wolves if hes trapping them, you need to teach your dog the boundaries of where he can and cant go, not mess with some guy’s property because you dont keep track of your dog
In Arizona, you MUST get the neighbors written permission to build ANYthing within 6 feet of the property line. It is illegal to build anything within 3-feet of the property line.
Story 5: I know a couple who refused to share the name before the birth, mainly to avoid people giving their opinions. They referred to the not-yet-born baby as “Rudiger” because (Simpsons reference) his name’s not important!
I think my favorite drink is a Pina Colada. The waitress really shouldn't laugh at a person's drink choice. 2nd story: If you want to become a lawyer, you really shouldn't defraud a government agency. Now her future as a lawyer is gone! 3rd story: Gee, NOW the manager KNOWS what OP was doing in the job. He lost his job after OP quit. Story 4: OP found his friends were not truly his friends. Disrespecting OP and throwing trash in OP's swimming pool. Karma gets Dan! 5th story: MIL was told NOT to post the babies name. SO they give her a fake name to see if she respects them. Nope, MIL goes on Face Book and spreads the fake name. bad move MIL. 6th story - OP and GF lay a trap for a creep. He needs to learn NO means NO.
To the second OP, thank you for keeping a vile, sadistic monster like Sarah out of the legal profession. Given how much evil she was already doing for no apparent reason other than a power-trip, it's a very good thing she was never able to become a lawyer.
S2 OP should have asked Sarah politely whether she forgot to bring spare batteries. "You know, for your toy" ? Not aimed at anyone else except Sarah the Qaren
if the wolf traps are along known walking trails then he can get into trouble if someone trips them especially kids because if they don't know better they can get seriously hurt or worse
Last story; Tripping the traps so they can't catch wolves only means that those wolves will be roaming when the dog is out exploring, and they will eat that dog as an intruder in their territory... You don't let your dog off the leash and out of sight in areas where there is wolves; that's beyond irresponsible...
Hey Fluff, in the story of the friends who went out clubbing and got harassed by a random old guy, who kept trying to demand that OP shoot back a shot of possibly Jagermeister. OP ended up pouring the Jagermeister on his shoes! OP was smart not to shoot the shot, because maybe the drink was Roofied? Or more likely, he was hoping to score on a passed out 21-year-old? Either way for OP to make that creep regret hitting on random people.
I too live out in the woods and come from a hunting family. I can respect hunters that respect boundaries, but trappers, no, zero respect. It's just cruel.
I do not abide traps , That said your dog should not be allowed to wonder off your property . Your dog was on that mans property .. And like it or not he has the legal right to put them there ..I hate traps ,I think they are cruel and vile. But that said they are legal in many places .. And Your right to let your dog roam does not invalidate his legal right to trap... Like it or not ..
I DON'T EXACTLY AGREE WITH U BCAUSE some PEOPLE LIVE ON HUGE FARMS +OWN DOGS, SOME TIMES THE FARMS R NEAR THE WOODS/A FORREST SO THE MAN WITH THE traps should find out THE WAY THE surrounding land is MAPPED out.
@@gabinathan5499 Sorry but you can not dictate what another is allowed to do on their land because you choose to let your dogs run free .. Nor can you damage another's property .. For said same reason.. It is not up to your neighbor to watch out for your dogs.. Like I said I hate traps .but legally they are allowed in some places.. Makes no difference how big a farm is .. Legally it is your responsibility to look after where your dogs are .
@wendyjones3586 I don't think the trap was on the neighbor's land. It sounds more like it was on public land because OP said it's along a trail where many people walk with their dogs. That said, I am also a firm believer in fences and not letting your dogs wander around unsupervised.
Question for people like that server in story 1...... How would it be manly for someone to drink something they didn't like the flavor of, just because they were *worried* someone would see them drinking something that tastes good? 🤔
First story... I guess the waitress never heard the “Pina Colada” song from 1979, by Rupert Holmes. “If you like pina coladas, getting caught in the rain...” 🍹.
If those traps are on the neighbor's property, then the dog owner should keep their dog under control. Someone walking the trails with their dog wouls also be close to hand to control it. This is an irresponsible dog owner, who doesn't want to take responsibility for its welfare.
The story with the drink, I would not be surprised if that creapy old man had spiked it with something. Never accept a drink from someone you don't know ladies.
![[ENGSUB] UNPRODUCTIVE DAY ใช้ชีวิต (เปื่อยๆ) ด้วยกัน 1 วัน! | OUROAD CLOSEFRiEND SS2 EP.9](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pyYKZ3kra9w/mqdefault.jpg)
The cocktail story reminds me of that one guy who was made fun of by other people in a restaurant for eating alone. He then took his glass, toasted to the empty side of the table and loudly said: "Happy anniversary, sweetie. I still miss you everyday." Which made their face drop as well.
17:00 as a bartender I cannot stress this enough.
NEVER accept a drink from a stranger or leave your drink uncovered/unattended.
I'm so glad op didn't drink that shot who knows what the creep added to it.
My first thought, what did he put in the drink? He was awfully pushy about her drinking it.
@@builtontherockhomestead9390Agreed, that didn't sit well with me either.
I agree with everyone hear. i can't see any reason for what we was doing that WASN'T creepy
I was thinking he'd drugged the drink too. He was *way* too pushy about it.
OP is LGBT and therefore automatically the asshole.
The fact that the old man was trying to get her to drink a drink that he bought for her in one shot, to slam it all the way down, makes me think he roofied it.
Not to mention, "Kids these days" - my dude, you were hitting on that "kid".
That is the exact same thought I had, when he said to drink it one go! 🎉
"Who tells their MIL the wrong name of their grandchild?" Someone who knows damn well she's going to blab it all over Facebook 5 minutes later
5 Minutes?
You grossly overestimate MiL's self control...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Should have said they chose a name such a Beatrice or other old fashioned name.
@@builtontherockhomestead9390 Ermintrude. Monegunda. Aelfrith.
@@builtontherockhomestead9390 Mildrid and Eunice are also old fashoned names.
The easy answer is "Mom it was a TEST, one that you failed at in RECORD time. I'm guessing that the only reason it wasn't up sooner than the five minuets we took to see it, was your connection speed & typing speed. IF we want the entire world to know WE will share it to Facebook, but as you have proven you can't be trusted REPEATEDLY you will not be told."
Story 5: Smart move to give a fake name. OP knew she wasn't going to keep it a secret and she would spoil it for everyone, so might as well just let her run around with a fake name and embarrass her later.
The parents are the only ones to choose when to share something like the name, and Karen is neither the mom nor the dad, so she has no leg to stand on, not to mention breaking her promise
Sure, here's the name: Fiona.
Oh, we've changed our minds: Ursula.
We've changed our minds again, it's Charlotte.
We've decided Karen would fit better.
We found that that name has too many negative connotations, so we changed our minds again, it'll probably be Olivia.
We can't risk she meets a sailor, sorry. We better name her Florence.
Sorry, we've decided that a city name isn't a good name for our girl. We'll name her Freya.
Then shut up and hope MIL doesn't list the names in a column... SCNR
Story 2: Sarah should have known that she need to have a clean record to be a lawyer but in the end OP should be praise to stop a potential corrupt lawyer from ruining an innocent life.
Well, she can do what many failed lawyers do.... Go into politics. 😅
Sounds like she would be a good candidate for a police officer position, too! A need to be an authority and a propensity to lie to the government: that's policing 101!
Forcing others to quit would also be on her Resume as well, no one would hire her with THAT on it.
@@JadenYukifan28 unfortunately, it might be a lot harder for THAT to get proven as nobody took her into court for "Causing a hostile work environment." She'll need to have a boss at a future job that's willing to stand up to her shenanigans if/when she pulls it again recording it as the reason for her dismissal.
A criminal record is not necessarily a ban for passing the bar. They'll make you jump through hoops, but if you can graduate from law school and pass the bar exam it's still possible. But the one thing that WILL kill your chances is "dishonesty" which basically means lying in this context. Lying on an application for aid shows you are 'dishonest' and not suitable to be an office of the court. Much easier to get a law license with a murder conviction (which does happen).
I have a friend who caught someone trying to get her to drink a spiked drink. She waved over a bar staff and used a CYD, Drink Spike Test kit. The bouncers held him while the police were called as it came up positive. These kits can be bought easily and are cheap. Drink safe everyone
The fact that he kept trying to get her to drink it so insistently makes me kind of wonder what he put in it.
Spoiler alert: likely a roofie.
Years ago, I read the best rant about “girly” cocktails. Essentially, I’m so sick of people looking down on men for ordering cocktails because they’re “girly”. Most cocktails have at least 3 shots of liquor in them. Even liqueurs are usually around 15% alcohol. But please, you judge me while drinking your 4.5% beer.
I'll take a fruit cocktail over pisswater any day of the week! I'm 100% supportive of men who do the same. It's a drink FFS, who really cares about what type it is?
Though it would be embarrassing to order a Shirley Temple at a bar.
@@vipervidsgamingplus5723 No, it really wouldn't be, and that's a stupid mindset to have. If you like the drink, then fucking order the drink. It's more manly to order the drink you like then to pussyfoot about and order things you actually hate just to prove to everyone else that you are a man. Real men don't need the approval of "the boys" to prove they are real men.
"I drink what I like. Your approval is not required."
@vipervidsgamingplus5723 Have you ever had one? They are delicious. My wife buys grenadine sometimes so we can make them at home.
"We just talked to Grandma." "Hush, son. Not everyone is a medium who can talk to the dead."
Story 1: OP, you are awesome! I love how you shamed that waitress for judging you on your choice of drink. If you’re going to judge someone for anything, keep it to yourself & remain professional.
Right! I used to work as a waitress at a pizza place. One time, this old couple stopped in for lunch, and they ordered a veggie pizza with pineapple, extra pineapple. I mean I don't like pineapples on my pizza and when their order was ready, the smell made me want to vomit, but I said nothing. Because I wasn't the one eating it. Not my food, not my concern.
A summary of story 1: Woman comes across a man drinking a fruity cocktail and scoffs at him. "What kinda drink is that?"
The man looks at her. "What's wrong with the drink?"
The woman snorts at him. "I thought real men drink beer."
The man shrugs. "Real men drink what they like. I like the way this tastes, so I drink this. If I wanted something bitter, I'd keep talking to you."
Excellent variant. My personal one is, "I drink what I like. Your approval is not required."
Mine is "beer and wine are rotten fruit juice and taste like it too"
Story 3: So he bullies people, doesn't cover absent people, sabotages their work, and is super embarrassingly terrible at the same job he throws at OP.
Y'know, I wonder how this guy was even hired and promoted to manager if he was *THAT* terrible at it.
"You f-ck up, you move up" as the old saying goes💁🏼♀️
It's usually ass-kissing
Anyone can move up anywhere as long as they kiss the right a*s.
Read about The Peter Principle.
Some workplaces didn't leave themselves avenues to fire people for general incompetence. So they get promoted until they land in a position that they don't fail at, or they make a mistake large enough to be just cause for dismissal.
Ideally the mistake doesn't get another worker killed, but that's sometimes what it takes.
Story 7. Decades ago my parents built a 2.5 car garage on our property. Back then they could have put it right on the property line. But that means the neighbors could do stuff to the garage and prevent us from getting to it. So my parents built it 3+ feet away from the property line. That way we could get behind it to mow, etc. The neighbor worked for the juvenile detention center as a guard. He's a real ah. He tried to get the county to stop the building. He even allegedly blackmailed someone to stop my parents. However my dad knew HIS boss and overruled the county guy. That garage still stands today. When my sister bought the house, she had a concrete floor put in. The concrete guy told her to consider having it plumbed for a future kitchen and bathroom since it was built better than most houses were built. And yes the neighbor is still there and is still an AH.
Story 3 - I’ll never understand how incompetent people like that ‘manager’ even get hired for that position when they can’t do even half of the work their coworkers actually do.
I’m glad OP is doing better for themselves.
It's the old Peter principle, that is, "In a hierarchy, every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence." Far too many time, people are promoted based on their success in a job (or jobs) requiring skill sets A, B and C, but fail in the new job that requires skill set D which they don't.
Personally I would say that the skill set a manager needs isn't the same as the skill set the workers need.
For example understanding the value of the workers, delegating them effectively and ensuring they can work as effectively as possible by conveying their needs and solving their issues.
In an abstract way, the workers are the cogs that drive the machine while the msnager ensures they turn smoothly.
The manager being able to do the job of the workers is a bonus and definitely helps with that job but isn't a necessary.
Unfortunately you hear a lot about the bad managers who miss the forest for the trees and think they either need to micromanage or maximize profit by minimizing costs at the cost or burden of the workers.
On the last story I remember a character that was in our area who chose to be a real jerk with other hunters. He ended up being the victim of a hunting accident. Most people who heard about it thought that the accident wasn't accidental. Not only were there hunters that didn't like him, there were several people who thought he needed to be removed from the gene pool for beating his ex wife while they were married. By the time he died, he had made a lot of people upset enough that there were plenty of people who went to his funeral just to make sure he was really buried.
OP should've posted the agreement of vowing not to spill the name onto Facebook and show that she's a complete hypocrite Right there and then.
I would have recorded her saying that and posting it on TH-cam and putting that video link in your own facebook post.
@@TheAbsolutistsCreedGood one!
Story 1 - That waitress was no doubt expecting OP to order a beer or something stronger cause he’s a guy, not a fruity cocktail that usually ordered by women and that’s why she laughed. Hopefully what OP did will teach her not to judge next time.
I don’t drink myself but I also don’t see the problem with anyone (man or woman) ordering a cocktail to drink.
If the story is true, we can hope that she follows Dark Fluff and learns how she was schnookered and embarassed. Maybe next time she will just do her job and not judge people.
A beer or something stronger? Fruity and sugary mixed cocktails contain a lot more alcohol than beer.
@@aduckofsomesort ‘Something stronger’ as in a shot of Whiskey, Schnapps, Tequila… some straight up Liquor or something, I don’t know. I don’t drink so I don’t know anything about alcoholic drinks
I mean, in America maybe….
I knew a bloke who went down with jaundice, so wasn't allowed to drink alcohol for quite some time. He and his tall girlfriend would go into pubs and ask for an orange juice for himself and a pint of beer for his girl. The beer would ALWAYS go in front of the bloke, the OJ to his girl. Bloke would look right in the barman's eye, lift both glasses, and swap them over, while giving the stink eye to the barman.
Give the customer what they ordered, and don't assume.
"In matters of taste, the customer is always right."
Remember a few years ago when the poster suspected that her sister in law was planning on stealing their baby name, the revenge she "hid" the secret name where she knew the sil would find it. the prestige, the name was a slang word for vagina in Swedish.
PFFT!! Oh god that's gold
that's awful. Not because the SIL needed a lesson. But the innocent kid has to deal with this name @@vaporean_boylove.0w083
Every time I hear someone order a piña colada, I can’t help but start singing “do you like piña coladas? And getting lost in the rain?”
They are delicious when made right and the vodka going into them is around 80-proof. By comparison beer in the U.S. is between 8 and 12-proof. In other words: [%$🤪!#] close to water.
@@JamesDavy2009 Hehe, it’s always the fruity drinks that have the most alcohol. I just wish I wasn’t a super taster 😭. I can always taste the vodka/whiskey/tequila no matter what
Since the old man in the drink story respected no personal boundaries, I'm relatively certain that there was a roofie in the drink. Never accept a drink from a stranger that you didn't personally watch the bartender prepare and serve you.
girls sure do like to be mean when the wrong guy approaches them. Imagine if someone threw a drink on them, but men never do that, just women do it.
As an older man that uses a cane (and is balding) (and I'm NOT the guy in the story) I want to let people know that old man in the bar story is the outlier. The vast majority of us would have first, not intruded, and second would have taken the first "NO" to mean NO!
But honestly, most of us would have not intruded, as it was clearly rude.
Most men these days in general. New studies (and surveys if you take those at face value) show that over half the men (at least in the US) are actively avoiding women. Some states as high as 60% of the men there. Bars and clubs are losing money and shutting down. Gym attendance from men have dropped significantly as well.
*laughs in former bar security*
@@smithsmith1956 Good
When my niece told us the gender of her baby she made us all promise not to post on social media till she did and being the good uncle I am despite being excited I kept my promise. I even asked them if it was okay I told my girlfriend and they said yes as long as she didn't post anything. I told them she doesn't have social media and even if she did she would keep it to herself. Two days later my niece announced what she was having. It was tough but worth it. OP is definitely not in the wrong for being mad about what her MIL did. I would imagine my niece would be as mad as she was. Probably wouldn't have told me I couldn't see the baby but she would've probably said "I told you not to post on social media. Please take it down". By the way she's having a girl :)
Story 8:
Don’t let your frikkin dog wander off your property. Especially if there are wolves.
I've heard stories in my neck of the woods where dogs have been killed by wolves when left wandering. Even a Clydesdale a few years back...
The law though (a few years ago) allowed trappers the right to go anywhere to set traps, even on your property. And it was illegal to tamper with them. Not sure what the law is now as there are fewer trappers around.
That's true, but that a****** neighbor shouldn't have been putting up wolf snare so he can kill the wolves for their fur and if you support him that makes you a horrible person too
Coyotes, in most of the US. They'll take small dogs and fight larger ones.
This, JFC. I had to go back to the start to hear if it was on OPs property or not. And the owners let it happen AGAIN ?! This is on them entirely.
Literally I was listening and was wondering how the neighbor was in the wrong? Yea sucks it’s so close to the property line but u shouldn’t have ur dog loose anyways ?? especially if there’s wildlife and traps nearby !
I think that the OP in the last story is at fault. Those traps were not set on their property, but that belonging to someone else. OP shouldn't be letting the dog out unaccompanied to run on the property of others.
Story 2 - OP is a true hero here. It’s definitely for the best that Sarah didn’t become a lawyer because she’d screw her clients the same way she was screwing her coworkers.
snitch, never liked them...
you assume most lawyers don't already screw clients.
Story 3: You just know that MIL is gonna call that child Charlette forever now out of spite.
Plot twist: the child likes spiders.
It'd be even better if the baby is a boy! LOL
It sucks when Karens get positions of high power and then take advantage of it, just for their own amusement and to put others down
That last story ......its a felony to mess with someone's traps and if the trapper owns the land or has permission or state/federal land ...you can't touch them.also they don't have to tell you where they place their traps
Story 6: a good bartender would have immediately intervened and told the old creep to leave the establishment before it got to the spilling booze on shoes point.
Last story.....in some states what OP did was illegal. And every state says it is the pet owners responsibility to keep their animals in sight and under control.
Not entirely, cause it was mentioned that it's near a trail and baited traps are to be 1000 feet away from those trails. FWP should had been contracted TWICE when a domesticated animal was caught in the trap. That means the trapper could be in trouble as well, for poor location resulting in damages. Also sounds like the snares do not have a relax in them (required in areas due to lynx) nor a breakaway design. OP should be calling FWP every time that trap spotted close to property lines, cause even if it was on his neighbor's property line, it could be viewed as luring, especially since there is a trail in the area too. But he shouldn't be destroying the trap; trapper should had moved the snare trap further away after it had caught a domestic dog in it.
@@Ragetiger1 he said the dog ran so deep into the woods he couldn't see it anymore..... and the description of OP looking for the dog took time.....quite a bit deeper into thw woods than 1000 ft.
@@SoManyRandomRamblings I just rewinded the story to be sure before blaming you to just making this up. And yes, you did. You wouldn't even be able to hear the animal of it was true. And "very close to the property line", "not far away" as well as "along a trail near my home" don't match the story part you just made up.
Fitting username though 😂
@@brag0001 how bad are your ears that you can't hear a dog bark or cry out at 1200ft?
@@brag0001 maybe do some research....none of the states have it 1000 ft out from a trail. The closest you get to that rule is 1000 ft from an occupied dwelling....and I don't know if you have ever walked 1000ft....it doesn't take long. You took the time to relisten...you should have taken the time to verify that @Ragetiger1 wasn't lying first.
I love when you are rewatching old fluffy videos and a new one drops ❤😆🫶🏻💋❤️👍🏼
Story 5: if I was op I would've responded to the FB post saying oh I didn't know that you were having two grandkids being born in the same month
Holy crap! Is story 5 my future self???!!! My soon to be MIL posted on FB not even 10 minutes after her son proposed! And then 15 minutes after we were engaged started asking about colors and plans! Don't even get me started on the reception *cough* i mean... Rehearsal dinner... She's planning. I'm terrified for when we have a baby
Set boundaries now! It's your only hope!
Petty revenge time, methinks... Misinformation is GO.
Is your partner on your side?
If not, put a pin in the wedding planning NOW.
I tried setting boundaries. And he's on my side about her going overboard "sometimes." I got him to understand my side with the engagement announcement. I tried talking to him about the "rehearsal" and he doesn't understand. I've even been calling it a 2nd reception when we talk about it. MIL said whoever on the guest list wants to come can. Even bought a cake topper for the "rehearsal" cake, and showed me her Pinterest board that she's going with for it. It's a reception. My fiance told me that she's just excited.
when i past my bachelor thesis last year and told my father about it he asked if he could post it on facebook, i said give me a couple of minutts so i can post it first and he waited.
its important to respect peoples wishes specialy in regard to posting things on social media.
OMG you got your bachelor's in what? Certainly nothing to do with proper spelling.
passed; minutes; especially
@@PuppyKatt Appending to the post: writing like Sans the Skeleton regarding punctuation.
Last story is he and his girlfriend knew traps were being put out after the first incident and they still let there dogs roam into woods then there the ones who are also irresponsible...Fence in yard or train your dog not to leave yard..
So in that story, ESH.
And the intentionaly trespassed on the neighbours property to set off his traps.
The question is, what might the old creep have put IN the drink? I wouldn't have drank it either!
At least one roofie.
First Story - Heard of a Stand-up Comedian (or whatever) who did something similar - went to a well-to-do restaurant, all alone. They ordered their food, and went to sit down. But, in the meantime, he'd noticed the wife of some couple watching him, as if wondering what he was doing there. Well, after they got their food, and beginning to eat, this person stared at the empty chair across from them for a bit, and said, "Happy Anniversary honey. I miss you."
For Story 6, I would have smashed the whole shotglass on the floor, and snap, "It's poison! POISON!!!"
Story 5: I would have gone a step further and COMMENTED on the FB post with "That's not the name [Hubby] and I have chosen. We told you we weren't announcing a name until the baby is born. Why do you insist on pushing this name on us??"
The old saying “people don’t quit jobs, they quit management” is so true!!!
Last one OP's the asshole. He said it was near his property - not on it. He has no right to tell someone what to do with their property and his dogs shouldn't be going over there. Would be interesting, where I live interfering with hunting and trapping is a decent fine and jail time.
Traps - might be wrong, but hunting traps should have some sort of marker near them. Might not help the dog, but it helps other humans.
Story 5: I'd take a photo of the FB post and anytime she sent a message complaining about the fake name just send the photo of the post with something like "this is why".
Story 8: This would potentially get someone in trouble but i'd be super tempted to move one of the traps (or buy one that's the same type) and put it somewhere with snow or leaves covering it.... "Oh you got caught in one of your own wolf traps? Gee that's unfortunate but I guess if you're careless with dangerous toys you can't be too surprised if you get hurt."
Story 7: sheds have to be 10ft off the property line? Where the hell do yall live
Three feet in my area.
Ours can be closer if it's portable, but if it has a concrete floor it can't be built on the utility easement which is 10ft.
Old man probably spiked the drink too.
Letting your dog wander onto other people's property, then getting mad about the consequences... weird.
It sounded like OP and the neighbor were in a forested area that may have been public land. There was a hiking trail through it, so why would there be one, unless it was open to the public? That meant the dog was just nosing around in a National Forest. What got me was the neighbor being allowed to trap for wolves when they are protected in most places. Now coyotes would be another story.
@@kimmccarthy7747 too late, man. I'm not watching this again just to win an argument.
Those people in the last story need a reality check. If it's on his property (and in season), he's doing nothing wrong, so I dunno mayyyybe keep your dog on Your property, or get a fence invisible or otherwise. Can't wait for an update in a few months when they vent to reddit again about their dog getting mauled by a wolf and wondering why
Or getting a fine and jail time for interfering with hunting/trapping.
@m2hmghb This too. I don't know where they live, but here it's a few hundred per interference and Maybe 30 days in jail, but I've personally never seen someone get locked up for it. I believe hunting, fishing, etc is federal, so it may just be a blanket law (preset penalties) and not a state by state law, I'm rusty on hunting though so could be completely wrong lol
It's state by state. In my state it's up to 6 months and a 1,000 dollar fine. The reason they might get jail is the arrogance -letting their dog onto someone else's property and not controlling it. I would bet they would do something to annoy the judge. @@TDFMonster40K
@@TDFMonster40K - in the US, hunting laws and regs are almost always set and enforced by each state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR), or similar agency. The feds typically wouldn't get involved unless it's on Federal land.
Glad I'm not the only one that landed on this. I mean normal folk would actually chain there dog down or get one of those zap collars but clearly op ain't normal folk they are an entitled folk.
Last Story... Be careful tripping the traps. In a lot of states, its illegal to mess with people legally hunting or trapping.
16:48
The mention of throwing the shot in the old guy's face reminded me of the scene in Aladin where Jafar has taken over Agrabah and is basically telling Jasmine that she will marry him, to which Jasmine, not being a prize to be won, said "never!" and threw a drink in his face, to which he screamed a disgusted scream and went to "teach her some respect" as he put it, and now the "never! BLAAAARAR" is playing on loop in my head, not even going to any other part of the movie.
The one with the old guy at the bar: I wouldn’t even accept that shot! He could’ve added something to it. I had a guy that kept hounding me about getting me a drink. I gave in, but the bartender wouldn’t allow the guy to bring it to me (he wouldn’t even the drink until the guy sat back down. The guy even ordered drinks for my sister and our friend. Another stipulation I made for him to buy me a drink). The bartender brought them over and made sure to set them down closest to us gals and as far away from the guy. The guy wasn’t happy about it, but what could he do? The bartender even told the guy that he was watching him. We were the bartender’s favorite gals when we came to karaoke that he wasn’t going to allow someone to harm us. The guy eventually left and the bartender came back to tell us that the guy was persistent in trying to be the one to bring us our drinks. He said that if the guy came back and continued to harass us, he’d kick him out. There’s more that I can say about the guy, but it’s a lot more than I can post here. He really was trying to impress me, but he was arrogant about it.
The moment OP noticed Dan had showed up, he should have told him to leave and if he didn't, then call the Police and have Dan Arrested for Trespassing...
I would have...
Police will come ... and arrest the entire party 🙄
I sure wouldn’t have taken Dan’s word that OP’s friend had made the pool mess, knowing than Dan was a ---!!!!!!!
@@sandybruce9092this! OP is a sht friend. He believed the word of a known AH he didn't even invite and resented his friend for years instead of trusting the friend or even talking to him 🙄
OP is the nasty one bearing a grudge for 10 years for a small thing, when the boy had no friends also, suggesting OP might be a bully also
Story 6: who wants to bet he spiked that drink with something?
She could have "accidentally" knocked the drink over into his lap. She was far kinder with booze in a shoe.
Was thinking the same!
Depending on if the shoes were expensive, its a good thing. But OP misses the perfect opportunity to throw the drink on the dude's crotch and loudly yell: DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SPARE UNDERWEAR AND PANTS? THIS GUY HAD AN ACCIDENT!
or idk, embarrass him by yelling at him to stop harassing them (OP)
My friend and I were walking along the creek when we heard a whimpering sound . We found a collie dog in a trap that was attached to a big rock. We got the poor dog out of the trap and it took of running on three legs. I think his leg was broken. Since there was a large farm about a mile away and that's where the dog was heading. Now the rock that the trap was chained around had to weigh about two hundred pounds. My friend got so angery he picked up this big rock and threw it into the deep waters of the creek. I could hardly believe he actually threw that rock that far. We were both 17 at the time. Funny note: his birthday was one day after mine. Although he did stand near 6 foot tall.
My sister has had a rough life: been in the hospital, almost died married and divorced, and has needed me to pick her up more times than I can count. I really wish she would straighten her life out so I can visit my -busybody- mother-in-law. Oh, did I mention my parents only had one girl? My teens know when I use my sister's name they need to hush.
Took me a moment, but then I realized what you were saying. 😂 Love it and love that your kids know the game too.
The last story, op is legally wrong
Pina Colada story: Well done sir. It's no business of the server what you order as long as you're of legal age and pay for it. Good grief!
Old man drink story: I wouldn't have poured it on his shoes, I would have poured it on his crotch.
I'll bet anything that creepy old guy slipped something into her drink and was just pissed that she didn't fall for it!
Story 8 OP is so entitled here. Its his property, you cant tell hom what to do on his property. If you haven't heard back from the law odds are he's in the right. Maybe instead of messing with his traps OP should be better owner and teach his dog not to wander off
That is just wrong. It was a stupid thing that “Dan” did at 18.
But…he was 18! He obviously got his act together because 10 years later he was an electrician apprentice.
To punish an employee for something he did as a teenager, before he was working there is a horrible thing to do.
My grandma is like that MIL, she post everything!! Even events she didn’t attend, seriously if you go somewhere and send her a couple of pictures. Not even 5 minutes later, she will post them on Facebook. In a way that makes it look like they’re her pictures.😑 she gets mad at me not taking pictures, everywhere I go.😒
Story 1: There's one scenario in which I would totally understand the waitress snickering, and that is if "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)" were (or just had been) playing in the bar.
Oh hell yeah. If that happened and I worked at a bar, I'd laugh my ass off and pay for the damn thing myself.
"Any coincidence that good needs to be celebrated".
Last story: Interfering with legally placed traps is a crime.
That's assuming the Traps are Legal...isn't it Illegal to place traps that close to residences because of the risk they pose to pets not to mention drawing wild predators near homes?
Keyword there is legally placed. Not sure about the laws wherever the OP is, but placing baited traps near homes and trails where pets may frequent, especially ones that are meant to be fatal, is usually frowned upon most places.
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan Hunting laws are set by the state. It may not be illegal where op lives.
Notice how the OP worded it? Near my property. Willing to bet it was legal where the guy put them - just that OP wants dogs but isn't willing to be a responsible dog owner. @@HappilyHomicidalHooligan
Depending of where and when, it could be legal or illegal traps.
Wolfs are a endangered spiecies, but a few people can get a trapper licens for Wolfs.
But there are a limit to how many you are allowed to trap, and it's only legal from November, since 2022.
Thou in most states, they are so endangered, that it is illegal to hunt Them, and if you do have a wolf problem, you need to contact DNRC for regulation. Thou in Montana and Alaska, it seams like there are fewer regulations.
So depending on the state, it could be legal to trap Wolfs, and even settings Up traps 10 feer from a viking trail.
Last story- plenty of people set up invisible fences for dogs on property like that. I hate animal owners that let their pets wonder off property. (Hate animal traps but that’s not the issue here)
Story 6 - I was expecting OP to throw the drink in the guys face cause the guy was an ultra creep. Ugh, I feel like I need a shower now.
I love how he was also complaining about "kids these days!" after trying to creepily hit on the "kid".
@@ericdugdale8585 He was a cradle robber.
S5: OP and husband should keep a really close eye on their child cause it sounds like MIL is very unhinged and can’t be trusted.
Reminds me of another revenge story about a mother who doesn’t keep her fat mouth shut and OP and friend lied that one of their friend’s is pregnant but wants to keep is a secret. Mommy dearest immediately fires her gossip mouth all over and tries lying about not sharing the news. Only to be embarrassed and angry when she was told a lie and tricked into revealing how bad she was in keeping secrets.
I guess empty nest syndrome can turn a lady into a Tell-Tale Tellulah.
Story 8 - Enjoy *your* trip to jail. You just confessed and now you can get to deal with both the local police for trespassing and whatever the local name of fish & wildlife service is for interfering with a hunter's traps.
Last story: "I have huge respect for hunters and trappers, but not if you're irresponsible and trapping in what is essentially peoples backyards". Oh that is RICH coming from a pet owner who lets their dog wander in an area, especially one that is already known to have traps. OP is a horrible pet owner and is fully responsible for if and when their dog dies. Also, this 100% counts as "hunters harassment" and vandalism which both are illegal.
Last Story: Maybe don't let your dog run loose.
In that last story, depending on if that property is state or private land (it's clearly not theirs) then they will just be doing crime, not anything noble.
Bingo. It's the owners' responsibility to keep their pet safe, and that includes keeping them on your own property. If they don't like wolf traps, how are they going to like it when a wolf kills their pet dog?
Or a bear. @@daveberg3911
@@daveberg3911 Don't know where OP is, but where I am traps are legally required to be set back a certain distances from trails, parks, and property in order to avoid what happened in the story.
@@robertc.9503 OP is getting his dog runoff into the woods. So it’s not like the dog is playing in its own yard and getting hurt.
Story 1. There's plenty wrong with a grown man ordering certain drinks...
Why?
In Story #1, I'd have still left a generous tip for her and written "I was kidding about my Mom, she's a live and well and will get a kick out of this story. Please don't make fun of customers' drink orders next time. Have a great day!" on the receipt. THAT is something she would remember, be humbled by, quite possibly change her behavior for the better, and maybe even be grateful for the lesson. If OP came back, she might find ways to give him free appetizers. Yes, things like that happen. Not everyone is a Karen, thankfully.
Last story, you can get in trouble for messing with someone’s traps if it’s not on your property. And why the F are you letting your dog wander unsupervised? You DO realize that “out in the country” is where the wildlife is?
Story 2: She loses her job and drops out of college? That's ProRevenge material
Gotta agree with the comments the OP in the last story is entitled, hes trapping on his property and not yours, the woods clearly have wolves if hes trapping them, you need to teach your dog the boundaries of where he can and cant go, not mess with some guy’s property because you dont keep track of your dog
OP must have moved from the city.
Well if he is not in Alaska then trapping the wolves is illegal in the first place.
In Arizona, you MUST get the neighbors written permission to build ANYthing within 6 feet of the property line.
It is illegal to build anything within 3-feet of the property line.
I’m a grown man who goes out of my way to order the most colorful drinks I can. I even ask for pineapple wedges, cherries, wee swords, and umbrellas.
Story 5: I know a couple who refused to share the name before the birth, mainly to avoid people giving their opinions. They referred to the not-yet-born baby as “Rudiger” because (Simpsons reference) his name’s not important!
For story one I would just own it singing "if you like pinia coladas, and gettin caught in the rain..."
I think my favorite drink is a Pina Colada. The waitress really shouldn't laugh at a person's drink choice. 2nd story: If you want to become a lawyer, you really shouldn't defraud a government agency. Now her future as a lawyer is gone! 3rd story: Gee, NOW the manager KNOWS what OP was doing in the job. He lost his job after OP quit. Story 4: OP found his friends were not truly his friends. Disrespecting OP and throwing trash in OP's swimming pool. Karma gets Dan! 5th story: MIL was told NOT to post the babies name. SO they give her a fake name to see if she respects them. Nope, MIL goes on Face Book and spreads the fake name. bad move MIL. 6th story - OP and GF lay a trap for a creep. He needs to learn NO means NO.
To the second OP, thank you for keeping a vile, sadistic monster like Sarah out of the legal profession. Given how much evil she was already doing for no apparent reason other than a power-trip, it's a very good thing she was never able to become a lawyer.
S2 OP should have asked Sarah politely whether she forgot to bring spare batteries. "You know, for your toy" ?
Not aimed at anyone else except Sarah the Qaren
if the wolf traps are along known walking trails then he can get into trouble if someone trips them especially kids because if they don't know better they can get seriously hurt or worse
Last story; Tripping the traps so they can't catch wolves only means that those wolves will be roaming when the dog is out exploring, and they will eat that dog as an intruder in their territory...
You don't let your dog off the leash and out of sight in areas where there is wolves; that's beyond irresponsible...
Hey Fluff, in the story of the friends who went out clubbing and got harassed by a random old guy, who kept trying to demand that OP shoot back a shot of possibly Jagermeister. OP ended up pouring the Jagermeister on his shoes! OP was smart not to shoot the shot, because maybe the drink was Roofied? Or more likely, he was hoping to score on a passed out 21-year-old? Either way for OP to make that creep regret hitting on random people.
Oh boy! Karens!
Story 2 - A lawer in learning that didn't really want justice : good to know she won't do any practice.
I've never heard of people trapping fir trees before. Crazy world out there.
My favourite Person to listen before sleeping
same for me.
Story 4 I'm just waiting for the "My boss hates me and gives me all the crappy jobs and I don't know why" story from Dan.
Yes OP did lose a strip of his Property, BUT that would reduce his Property Tax Bill...
That old man could've drugged the drink. Glad op threw it back at him.
I too live out in the woods and come from a hunting family. I can respect hunters that respect boundaries, but trappers, no, zero respect. It's just cruel.
I do not abide traps , That said your dog should not be allowed to wonder off your property . Your dog was on that mans property .. And like it or not he has the legal right to put them there ..I hate traps ,I think they are cruel and vile. But that said they are legal in many places .. And Your right to let your dog roam does not invalidate his legal right to trap... Like it or not ..
I DON'T EXACTLY AGREE WITH U
BCAUSE some
PEOPLE LIVE
ON HUGE FARMS +OWN
DOGS, SOME
TIMES THE
FARMS R
NEAR THE
WOODS/A
FORREST SO
THE MAN WITH THE
traps should
find out THE
WAY THE
surrounding
land is MAPPED out.
@@gabinathan5499 Sorry but you can not dictate what another is allowed to do on their land because you choose to let your dogs run free .. Nor can you damage another's property .. For said same reason.. It is not up to your neighbor to watch out for your dogs.. Like I said I hate traps .but legally they are allowed in some places.. Makes no difference how big a farm is .. Legally it is your responsibility to look after where your dogs are .
@wendyjones3586 I don't think the trap was on the neighbor's land. It sounds more like it was on public land because OP said it's along a trail where many people walk with their dogs.
That said, I am also a firm believer in fences and not letting your dogs wander around unsupervised.
@@anndownsouth5070 Got ya
Question for people like that server in story 1...... How would it be manly for someone to drink something they didn't like the flavor of, just because they were *worried* someone would see them drinking something that tastes good? 🤔
Plot twist: the piña colada had _more_ alcohol than the beer-a shot of 80-proof vodka vs a glass of 12-proof beer that's [%$🤪!#] close to water.
@@JamesDavy2009 exactly....it makes no sense for the serve to judge
First story... I guess the waitress never heard the “Pina Colada” song from 1979, by Rupert Holmes. “If you like pina coladas, getting caught in the rain...” 🍹.
If those traps are on the neighbor's property, then the dog owner should keep their dog under control. Someone walking the trails with their dog wouls also be close to hand to control it. This is an irresponsible dog owner, who doesn't want to take responsibility for its welfare.
The story with the drink, I would not be surprised if that creapy old man had spiked it with something. Never accept a drink from someone you don't know ladies.
Story 7: the strip of property was valued at 1000ish... It was in the story.