r/MaliciousCompliance - Karen "TEACHES" Parking Officer a Lesson! Huge Mistake!
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- r/maliciouscompliance OP works at a university as a parking officer. One night a smug entitled Karen decides to teach him a lesson for parking in the disabled parking spot. OP quickly turns that around and teaches her a lesson that she won't forget! Subscribe for future stories!
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Stories in this episode of malicious compliance:
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0:20 - Story 1 (u/JewEatFruit)
2:45 - Story 2 (u/dontpanicllama)
8:15 - Story 3 (u/friedalto)
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moral of the story: never tell someone to enforce the rules when you are breaking them.
Something something rock throwing glass house
yeah, it's like the drug dealer that calls the cops because his client didn't pay
Bro, just go over there and break his legs lmao
🤣
It’s depressing that’s not just blatantly obvious to everyone lol,
THat's kinda the definition of a Karen.
@@TyroRNG dude it's people who live in glass houses should not throw stones
Had a landlady who had a big driveway with space for four cars but when I moved in, she said I wouldn't have a space.
I told her that I didn't have a car anyways.
Cue the first big snowstorm of the season.
Landlady expected me to go out and help her son shovel the driveway out because her car was blocked in.
Yeah, that's a hard no, lady.
Gotta love those kinds of people that try to say you can't do one thing but turn around and expect you to "help them/get involved" with the thing they told you not to do or has nothing to do with you in the beginning.
Reminds me something 1 of my older sisters tried to do multiple times many years ago. She had a bad habit of not being able keep a place of her own or a man. So she always ended up moved back into my parent's house. Well her along with her children would have a overload sink full of dishes almost every meal. Well for her to get out of dish washing all the time she tried to pull a fast one saying stuff like "y'all use the dishes too so let's all take turns washing them". It sounded like a good idea At first untill she would pretty much only wash 1 of the loads every now an then or get her children to half way do it at their young age. So it fell on myself or my parents to do the dishes a majority of the time. So what I started doing is every time I would use anything like a dish, pan, spoon, etc I would wash it immediately after using it and I would do the same for the dishes my parents used. So the next time my sister and her children would fill up the sink with their dishes and say "oh it's your turn" I'd point at my parent's and my clean dishes in the drainer and say "nope all those dirty dishes in the sink belong to your children and you so you wash them".
It was a nightmare to have to wash a pile of dishes just before cooking a meal to clear out space an make room and get clean pots and pans just to cook the meal you're about to cook.
@@JoeXTheXJuggalo1 did she eventually do the dishes though? cause it sounds like the either cant for whatever reason do them at their age. (reasons would be height, strength, wether or not they understand how, they dont know where things go, etc.)
@@randomloseranddull1560 my sister was a full grown adult and her children was big and old enough to know how to do the simplest of task like washing the dishes. It's just my sister has always been a lazy POS and her children falled her bad example. It wasn't a full on solution to the problem but my parent and I didn't have to constantly wash the dishes every day all day long.
The last one is CLASSIC TEXTBOOK “Check yoself before you come for me”
Old rock song lyrics: Before you 'cuse me, take a look at yourself.
I love it when shit like this happens to entitled women. I kind of expect it to happen to the man. But when it happens to a woman like it should just like it happens to men it always makes me smile a little bigger
Imagine being a witch about a $70 fine, then finding $41,000 in fines in your mailbox in a few days.
Get
Rekt
Aye that tale was a thing of beauty.
Be great to be a fly on the wall just to see her face😁
I think this was my favourite ever. When you can teach Karen's a lesson that hurts them far more than they hurt you that is delightful. When you are the Karen and recognize that noone, not even HR is on your side that is a bonus.
The last story bordered on nuclear revenge
@@fyrman9092 nah. her life wasn't riuned. no one died or went to jail or got divorced as a result. ProRevenge definitely though.
@@GReaper 10k in fines could ruin your life pretty easily if you can’t afford it.
What we saw was a person abusing his authority to get back at a person he assures us is a Karen. We don't know. For all we know, he could be the b****** everybody hates there.
@@danielch6662 Both got fined, Karen had just racked up more fines. He just did his job meticulously, after she pointed out the rules.
Don't point at the rules, if you don't follow them yourself.
To everyone who thinks meter maids aren't heroes...
That's a $50 fine.
hey, if you add that to the total fine cost, it be an exact $41K
if you think meter maids aren't heroes, you've never seen Zootopia
Had a meter maid try to ticket me when I had a stub showing I paid the meter on my dash. I chased the dude down 2 blocks to ask him why he did that and he went from "I thought that was an old one" to "I couldn't see it" to "well if I was wrong I apologize" each excuse he gave I called b.s. on and was willing to drag him back to my vehicle and show him he was full of it. By policy he was also supposed to take a picture of the dash to prove the meter was paid and he didn't do that eithet (he showed me because I called b.s. on him and told him the plate and vehicle make he ticketed).
Had to go online later to fight the ticket to get it removed. Wish I could've gotten the guy on camera writing the bogus ticket cause that crap is a good part of the reason why meter maids are hated.
While some meter maids absolutely suck, I’ve met a few that were pretty chill.
I would say that the public is full of a holes that refuse to see that they are in the wrong.
Man I love that last story. Wish she had to pay the full amount.
Next time OP knows to split up instead of all in one
@@awkordrago5067 I still think the $10000 cap would apply regardless
@@awkordrago5067 I thought the same thing lol
@@thugnasty9139 could be, the wording used was "max at one time" by the judge so probably not also
@@ShadowEclipse777 Issue 9500 on 4 separate days and the remainder on a 5th date complying with the "max at one time" parameter.
Parking Fine Story: When the This exceeds $10,000.00 do you want to proceed? warning popped up on the screen, OP should have hit no and then broken the Fines down into 4 batches of $9,500.00 and 1 batch of $2,950.00 in Fines...
That way, Karen would have to pay the ENTIRE $40,950.00 in Fines...
Well, the judge would saw those tickets as a compound, especially if all had the same issuing date.
Now, if he did that every time after Karen sued ...
at the end of the day those clowns did what they did and if they didn't like it well tough they brought it on themselves
Your extra petty hahaha
@@kiryuandgodzillagirl What are you talking about?
@@beepbopboop7727 karma gave those EPs what they deserve
That parking story was a thing of beauty.
Being charged $70 in order to charge a mean boss $10,000 is worth it
Man, if only these entitled people had common sense, none of these bad things would happen to other normal people.
as my grandpa used to say, common sense seems to rather uncommon.
But then we wouldn't have any stories about them lol
I used to train people working on the railway over here how to deal with emergencies . Which in the main is just using common sense . We used to say , nothing as rare as common sense ..................
@@welshpete12 *insert captain picard facepalming*
Well, entitled people aren't known for being smart. If you are dealing with an entitled person, you are also dealing with an idiot.
$10,000 in fines, disappointment of loosing in the court and in the campus, loosing the chance of parking in the staff parking, the 🍒 on top making her drive at a peak traffic hour to her house which is on the other side of the city. Well played OP 👏👏👏👏👏
I worked for a company whose office was in a building partially taking half the first floor. The rest of the building had various offices with the usual daytime hours. The exception was our office which provided telephonic nursing assistance and occupied the entire 4th floor. The bank had a security officer, but since it was their building, they also supplied security for the entire building. Security had an agreement to provide escort to our vehicles as we left the building at 11pm. Most of the other nurses parked closer to the building but I always parked in the back half of the lot as I wanted the exercise. The first 5 rows weren’t marked for visitors, but we were advised to park further back until 5pm, although other nurses ignored that. The other staff kept asking me to park closer as we all to leave the lot at the same time. The guard usually escorted me to my car and I always conversed with him and he shared his goals and was also attending college. He got a promotion as an inside bank security and told me when his last day was and I wished him well. The first day that I knew he was no longer on duty, I parked closer to the building as the other staff requested. I was in the 5th row of a nearly empty lot as it was a city holiday and most regular office buildings had people either off or working a half day. I got to my bright red car and saw a large sticker obstructing my driver’s view that is similar to the type the city uses that can’t be peeled off. The guard had stood right outside the doors and I turned around and asked what it was for and he said it was parked to close to the building but had ignored all the other staff. His car was closer than mine and took up four spots. I pointed out the discrepancy and he smugly told me it was policy. He then told me that I had been there at noon, which was a lie and all the other staff knew it. I raised my voice and asked how I was supposed to drive the vehicle home and his response was to return to the locked building and disappeared. We didn’t have building keys. The other nurses were trying to find things in their vehicle to remove the sticker as well as bottles of water. It took us 45 minutes to remove enough that I could see to drive. I was mad and vocal about the fact that his job is to escort us but left us locked outside without his presence. Everyone knew me as easygoing and were surprised at my outburst. I was one of the team leaders who had been there a year and another team leader who had been there 8 years was working that night. I was off the next day, a Saturday, but worked Sunday. Word had gotten around the incident and I just shrugged. I parked in the back of the lot again ignoring the guard who was now at least 500 yards away from my car. My usual 3pm Monday shift and one the managers came and asked me about what happened. Apparently someone had brought it up and they all said the same thing as what I recounted. The CEO got involved since the incident had put the staff at risk as the lot was surrounded by woods and not visible to the streets and periodically the city police would sometimes take their breaks in our parking lot as there were previous incidents and thefts. The conclusion was the security guard was fired after the management also saw him take up 4 parking spots in the 3rd row to prevent his car from getting hit. He worked a 12 hour shift so had parked there from 12 noon. The new security guard relayed the whole story from that department as well as the other employees. Many people commented that they realized that I wasn’t a pushover when the guard tried to intimidate me. I told them that I had dealt with more powerful people than him and knew how to stand my ground and not be intimidated by a power hungry unarmed guard.
Idk about other countries, but when it comes to disabled car parks we can get very protective of them. If you're going to be late, we honestly wouldnt care. Not disabled, not welcome. But I love the malicious compliance. You issue those tickets hahaha
In this case I'd say OP had more of an excuse. They were very familiar with the parking and knew no-one would be needing them over night in this case. That said I entirely understand why the rules are so strict, because the above excuse of knowing they won't be needed can quickly become thinking they won't be needed.
Here it's a 2x fine for parking in a disabled spot, so around 200 eur
I don't get too pissy unless I absolutely need the spot or see someone that does. I have a blown back but some days I don't need it but, there is a group near me getting everyone they know DV plates. There are a couple of 16 year olds with DV plates on their personal cars.
@@MichaelS537 you should be able to report them for disability fraud
@@SonsOfLorgar a lot of us have tried but nothing has happened. It really irks me because it's not just disability fraud but, stolen valor because they aren't disabled veterans.
@@dumle29 NOPE. OP had NO EXCUSE for parking there.
That would have been my first call. I'd call to clarify what the exact status of the drive way is. Is it to be shared or is it for the exclusive use of the rear tenant? Especially considering how annoy that BN was being. I wouldn't trust a single word coming out of her mouth.
IKR! Find out from the landlord and then make THEM be the one to go and tell the witch so she knows it's the official word and not OP making up something and claiming it's what landlord said. And she should also be told that tenants have parking priority over friends/relatives, etc.
I have never seen a Karen learn her lesson.
The bad thing about the last story was that OP didn't know about the maximum one time limit, so he didn't issue 4 or 5 separate ticket for the maximum $10,000...
Right?
no, the judge would have bundled the 5 separate tickets into one court case and applied the 10'000$ maximum to the court case.
Judges are busy and as there are practically only two cases: The current infringement and all the back dated infringements.
@@sarowie My only problem is that they are backdated and not old tickets so I am not even sure if it is legal to backdate tickets like that. There is still a manual they have to use that governs the rules and I would bet doughnuts to dollars that the book does not say it is allowable. This is my opinion though.
It’s too bad the judge would have limited the fine to 10k anyway.
@@mikoto7693 the judge doesn't set the limit the lawmakers do.
When i heard the driveway story first, long ago, I was like "yeah, talk the the landlord before dropping gravel."
Some landlords are cool with it being done without permission, especially if the land was filled with poisonous shrubbery like poison ivy or poisonous oak. It means they get rid of that for free 🤷♀️
That's what I was thinking, too. Landlord could claim that come spring he was going to have all that stuff cleaned out and do new landscaping, so he's going to keep your deposit to cover the cost of getting the gravel cleaned out and removed. Or, there might be local ordinances regarding making a parking area in the middle of a yard or whatever. Code enforcement can be a fickle witch.
In germany, so called "stone gardens" are not allowed anymore in a lot of municipalities.
You can have a wild over grown patch, but you are not allowed to gravel up anything without permission.
You can also run into regulations regarding water protection, so parking on grass can also be forbidden in certain situations.
Now imagine the landlord getting a ticket about the "no stone garden" and "water protection area".
The landlord - even when not caring about anything related to the house - will rightfully pass that on to the renter that has voileted the regulations.
The parking fine story had me literally sitting at my desk clapping my hands in delight! Love love LOVED that!
Am I the only one who thinks op is kinda spineless for letting their neighbor yell at the family any time they parked
Believe me when I say that when you live that close together you do not want to rock the boat. Especially since it sounds like the neighbor was into drugs. Though I do think op should’ve contacted Landlord and clarified about the driveway earlier
Good way to have the crazy druggie neighbor throw rocks at your windows in the middle of the night
I kinda understand the OP of that story. I also have bad neighbors (they are not druggies or criminals but love to cause trouble/scream to other people) and I usually try to avoid problems with them because I see them everyday (over a shared parking spot nevertheless) and its a headache to be always fighting over something/or getting insults every time we see each other.
And like OP, i'm not in the position where I can just move out so we kinda have to put with it to maintain a healthier mental health.
@@EliKat94 But it ended up working out in OP's favor--otherwise, they would've had to pay half the expense of getting the driveway cleared.
@@teresamcmurrin8672 true! But also I don’t think op probably would’ve minded that much since they would also be using the driveway?
The last story is magnificent. She has to pay her employer, if she refuses, it can be held back from her pay specially as the court upheld 25% of the iissued fines.
I have heard the parking fine story before, and I just had to listen to it again!
The neighbor with the driveway complex would have a bad time with me, their car would quit working, forever!
Parking Chaos Story: Easy fix...Each home is assigned the Parking Spot that has the same number as their unit...so Apartment #1 has spot #1, Apartment #2 has spot #2 and so on and so forth...
There's a VERY good reason why this is not a good idea...
Burglars will see that unit xxx has been away for holiday...
@@DavidLee-df888 Good point. Never thought of that.
@@DavidLee-df888 yup. My father was adamant on having a very non eye catching door. Because we had PCs for each member of the household and had some expensive equipment at a time when having a playstation was a dream for any kid. He would even pass up an opportunity to have a nicer car just to stay low. Never done anything illegal, but mom worked at a bank, so we were never lacking those days.
Also it's not that rare in big cities where public transport is used as a lot of people's main mean of transportation to have fewer parking spots than the number of residence, so that's another potential reason it wouldn't just be assigned that way.
@@DavidLee-df888 That's a good point. But there's an issue: it's like playing Russian roulette. Some people don't own a car. It's a 50/50 chance that the burglar will be breaking into an apartment with its current inhabitant still in it. That's a one way ticket to either jail, or worst case scenario, straight to hell.
One driveway - two houses story: “invite yourself for my house for food and drinks…” first time maybe but continues…and your still vertical?
yeah, that does not add up.
OP should talk to the landlord. "The neighbor INSISTS that the driveway is hers, all hers, and I am not to step foot on it, or allow any visitors to. But you are charging me for a shared driveway. I will not pay for a driveway I'm not allowed to use. Either clear this up with BN, or lower my rent, retroactively from the moment I moved in."
What I don’t understand is why the tenant didn’t go ask the landlord for clarification about the driveway the first time there was an incident with the Karen.
OMG the Karen parking fine was AWESOME!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I told 2 Traffic Wardens (I live in U.K.), to have a lovely day and that they were very welcome to come in our shop as neither my boss nor I could drive and therefore don’t have cars ! They smiled and laughed !
Lol I love that malicious enforcement of the rules for that Karen
Holy Hell! I LOVE IT! The college parking story reigns supreme among malicious compliance! (Actually reminds me of a story I should submit.)
Nothing as worthy as this one.
Bravo, OP! You’re my hero!
That last story, the BEST MC EVER!!! I was dying with laughter and I bet the OP was the hero on campus for ever!
Oh, I *really* loved Parking Karen getting her comeuppance!
Day # 124 of telling fluff he’s beautiful too
Day # 99 of telling stevo he’s beautiful
The right doses of comeuppance in a non-violent situation is fine catharsis for souls tired of dealing with really stunned bunnies (ie. Karens and co.), having a good chuckle from way up north of the 49th!
What do you bet that last Karen did not put two and two together that her own actions were what caused her problems. Both the way that she treated OP and the way that she decided the rules did not apply to her.
Never thought I'd love parking enforcement so much!!! My new hero
Both stories had Opie f-ups that just "snowballed" (ha!) from there.
First one should've just called the landlord, and let the LL duke it out with Crazy Lady.
Second one should've called someone in admin and grexed about the parking situation, asked advice what to do (ie, park elsewhere and be late WITH PERMISSION, or park wherever admin specified).
Every time Stevo cuts the video short in the middle of Fluff saying I love you makes me wonder what Fluff did to Stevo this time
Not enough sunlight.
@@hellmark6666 Not enough food and water, either.
Not enough pay more like
@@EditorStevo you are best boy.
@@EditorStevo Well, you could always pay Fluff more.
Last story: At least she got a 75% discount.
Don't park in the handicapped spaces if you aren't handicap.
OP used the handicap parking because of personal inconvenience -- so sad. OP earns a spot on the EntitledPeople list.
@@generybarczyk6993 It cost him $70.
@@dhy5342 Acknowledging your observation, perhaps I should clarify my point. OP had no valid argument for using a handicap space, but tried to justify the retaliation because the accuser, Karen, was so entitled. Yet OP's use of the handicap spot was an even more egregious act of entitlement than Karen's parking in a staff spot. I was annoyed because OP, despite having to pay a fine, did not acknowledge any culpability, but left us with a litany of excuses.
@@generybarczyk6993 It all boils down to people parking in spaces they're not entitled to, and paying the price for doing so.
I absolutely LOVE malicious compliance stories like that last one 😈 delicious justice
I'm sad Karen had not have to pay the full fines :(
The first story did the best thing. Didn't only give them their old spot not only didn't give them a nice numer (69) but also give a spot right at the dumpster.
Not to break your laugh but it’s 64
@@mellophon3
That's what I said? I said "Didn't the nice number"
Luckily for Dean Karen OP didn't know about the post facto maximum amount. Otherwise he could just as easily have issued 5 separate citations for $10K each plus change.
Yeah, but there's a good chance that the judge would've just lumped them all together anyway.
Actually, regarding the last story, I'm surprised that they couldn't just tow her car. That on top of the tickets, that is.
The last one is pure gold!
The limit was $10,000 for fines issued _at one time._ Had OP known that and split the offenses into 4 separate lists sent at 4 separate times, she would’ve had to pay more than a measly $10,000. 🤣
Don’t get me wrong, $10k is still a dang decent punishment, but the thought of a Karen angrily paying *$40k* for nothing but _parking_ tickets is just too hilarious to not imagine.
the judge would bundle the 4 or 5 fines into one court case and apply the 10k limit to the court case.
Try not to out smart the system. The judge has a lot of discretion.
The nice thing about a 40k fine/Court case that see can argue each and every infringement, but it will only cost he lawyer fees and still not go below 10k.
@@sarowie It’s not “outsmarting” the system. 40,000$ in fines is 40,000$ in fines. Had OP sent a group of fines each time they reached 10,000$, there’s no legal reason the judge would’ve combined them. You’re right; it’s ultimately to the judge’s discretion which means it may or may not have worked.
If she broke the law, got 10,000$ in fines she was aware of then chose to continue to break that same law for _thousands_ more dollars, what judge in their right mind would let her get away with that.
Either way, the Karen having to pay tens of thousands (or “just” 10,000$) in _parking tickets_ is hilarious to me.
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I like hearing these stories they make me laugh and shaking my head at the same time. Our whole house hold is sick so I listen to him and some other people also. Thank u
I'm so happy to hear more malicious compliance stories. Thanks, Fluff!
Several years ago during our first winter at a new apartment (there were only 2 apartments in the building) we had a pretty bad snowstorm (about 2 feet in under 24 hours). The morning after it stopped snowing I briefly stepped outside to assess the situation. Just as I opened my apartment door the doorbell rang. It was some guys asking if we wanted them to shovel the stairs . The neighbor was 1) shocked that I willing to go out in the snow 2) asked if I wanted to split the cost of the shoveling. I said no because it is the landlord's responsibility but she paid them anyway. No where in my lease did it say it was my responsibility. A few weeks later we get another 2 feet snowstorm and now since the neighbor took care of it last time the landlord tries to get out of shoveling. I put up a stink and he finally does it. Another week and another blizzard (I think we got about 8 feet of snow in a month that year) and again the landlord tries to get out of shoveling. So I tell him that it's my daughter's bday and her elderly disabled grandmother is coming over for her bday , which was true but I played up the disabled part, and I didn't want her slipping and falling the steps. After that I had no problems getting him to clear the steps. He lived next door and I could see he did a wonderful job clearing and salting his steps. He did a passable job on my side. The neighbor is a whole other story. She received so many packages and would never answer her door even though I knew she was home. One time she received so many packages it completely blocked her door and mine. I knew she was home, rang her bell multiple times, but she would not come to the door. I graciously signed for all the packages and helped the delivery guys stack them. I texted the landlord that her packages where blocking her door, my door, and the front door. Within 5 minutes I heard her door open. From that point forward I refused to accept her packages.
"DON'T TALK TO ME!"
"Ok."
"Wait no not like that!"
No matter what it’s never okay to park in a handicap spot. I have these government notes I put in the windshield when people without handicaps park there.
Even when the spot will be empty overnight? How does that make a difference? You’d never know. Different story if there’s a chance someone with a permit might use it, but if there’s no chance it will be used then who cares
@@allisonjames2923 even then. In my country I'd just have to take a photo of the car illegally parked in a disabled spot and the person would receive a fine in the mail. It is illegal where I am, to occupy a disabled parking space regardless of the time or day.
The only exception are for EMS vehicles, when there is no provisioned space able to be provided for their use in an emergency.
It's a whole law where I am, even if it's a private property like a carpark (as all carparks actually are).
@@allisonjames2923 also OP said something about people notifying them when they enter the car park area, and OP said there was no one scheduled to be coming after hours (so probably after the normal business hours for the office are over) but that if someone did call and say they were entering, then OP would immediately go move their car. It was still the wrong thing to do to park there, but the boss could have been way more polite in explaining that regardless of if the spot is needed, the car can't be parked there, and allowed OP to move it as a one-time thing, and then require ticketing if they do it again. OP's logic is wrong, as handicapped regulations are always enforceable, but if the car was not immediately impeding someone from parking who needed it, the Karen definitely could have handled it in a more constructive way. OP is in college, so even though this should be obvious to most adults that handicapped spots are always enforceable, I can see how OP reached the conclusion they did that it would be ok just once when there is no way OP could inconvenience a person in need of that spot without being aware beforehand and able to move before the issue came up. I'm not defending OP because it is still wrong, but I think the boss could have and should have handled it much differently. Then she wouldn't have gotten $40k in tickets 😂
Just wanted to point out there is a huge difference between FEET of snow and a foot of snow.
Ohhhh, I hate when it’s over! I have binge watched every old episode since I joined and now I’m stuck waiting breathlessly if there is a DarkFluff notification when I wake up in the morning. 😩
at least with that last one she still payed over 10k for her abuse, power tripping people always do this kind of crap -they break the rules and expect you to follow them.
Happens at my work all the time -my last boss -he quite to work somewhere else -put a stop to a lot of crap that had been going on, i work at a book store -the coffee shop is the same buisness ass are the staff -i had always notice that they as well as the managers always seem to be drinking coffees from the shop and a lot of it -i didn't understand how they could do that as those drinks even with our staff discount are fairly expensive like 3 or more dollars each and they drink a lot them 2 or more a day, plus i constantly find most full drinks in the back room just left there to go bad=milk-i through them out, so when my now former boss took over he found out that those who worked the coffee shop had not been paying for drinks, he put a stop to this he busted a few people for it and other stealing of food items, now i wasn't surprised i didn't know how they could afford them and steal made sense but i never saw it -wasnt' there when we opened so i didn't see it, i did get supsicous and did mention it but since the manager at the time was in on it that did nothing. But after the good manager quite we get a new one she actually worked here previously in the coffee shop and i think the cycle is happening again. she told me that it was something that was agree to by the management and i knew thats bunk plus when my good manager was here he had hired someone from another store and caught her pulling the same shit, he fired her right away. point is a few days ago i spotted 2 people including the new manager with drinks problems is none of the cashier computers had their programs booted up so they couldn't have purchased those drinks before i got the system running. Im looking for another job because i don't like working with dishonest people
What's so odd about calling the city's computer system the "Fine Portal"? It's the portal you use to assess fines. It's doesn't mean the portal is excellent or beautiful. "Fine" has more than one meaning in English.
At least it makes sense... unlike my 3 tools that all have "power" in the name, even if that made it hard to know which tool was which
Brilliant!! 🎼Fines, fines, oh so many fines. Serves a Karen right, for acting like slime. Payback for being a brat, gotta pay the fines ....(tune of "Signs")
Fluff holidays are coming hope you give Steveo a present and lots of food and water
Don’t forget cookies and milk
Maybe the food and water are the presents? ;)
I was almost hoping you said the neighbors arguing over the parking spot were going to engage in mortal combat :/
If there's a driveway that only one person can use without blocking the other person in, then it's not a shared driveway.
I love it when Karens have to pay out the Ying Yang!
Tbh I thought he would’ve piled the snow from his new driveway onto the driveway that BN wanted for herself
When being a smug bee-otch loses you 10 grand.... for everyone else, priceless. XD
I was a building contractor before I retired, one time we were doing a job in the city with limited parking , we had two vehicles , but only one parking space on site, we parked the other vehicle in the street ,but the time was limited to 4 hours, when I saw the parking officer nearby I told him the problem and said each four hours we would swap the vehicles over , he said that's fine ,I understand he said when I'm in the street I will inform you before I right any ticket , if you treat people with respect they will help you. Being nice to people just doing their job has saved me many times .
There are places that won't fly, though, because they only allow vehicles to park for two hours in any spot on both sides of a city block on the same day. You would have to move to at least the next block down the street, then after two hours another block down or onto another street, etc. It might be possible to get some kind of waiver or something, though, if you can document that you are conducting work at your location and need to have heavy tools or supplies or something close by.
@@nadinenone4761 in plenty of situations, cities do not care about the reality of people living in the city.
Parking non-sense is one of the reasons why craftsmen charge so high rates in cities like London.
If you literately need drivers to drop off workers and supplies, then guess what you have to do and guess who has to pay for it.
How does grandma pay for it that lives in the same house for generations? I do not know - reverse mortgage based on the "always" increasing land value?
Dark Fluff while I eat= a very good dinner.
Always excited to hear dark fluff to read these Karen stories!
The last story: "You don't make the rules" "Well now I do."
It’s ridiculous that someone should have to pay for parking violations from years ago. I think the statute of limitations on that should be 1 month maximum.
Well, as Karen pointed out, rules are rules, you know. And what is the City supposed to do, just write off potentially, I don't know, tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines that they are owed just because people don't pay their tickets within a month? How do you think they're supposed to pay the meter maids and such if they don't collect those fines? LOL
@@nadinenone4761 the statute of limitation does not apply when a case is opened.
By neither paying the fine nor objecting to the ticket, the fine/violation becomes a fact.
Not paying the fine is a different offense to illegal parking.
Regardless Issuing tickets for 4 years back does not seam rightful.
Sure, going a week or a month back makes sense to prove a pattern, but 4 years is excessive.
@@sarowie No one was "issuing tickets for 4 years back". That would mean that a ticket is being issued in present day for a violation that occurred four years ago. This is in regard to tickets that were issued at the time that the violations occurred over the past four years, and the violator simply chose not to pay them for four years. It does not make the violator's actions any more acceptable nor should they be allowed to get away with not paying valid amounts due for infractions. The fact that the amount due is now so large is strictly the violator's own fault. Broad's lucky they didn't order her to pay the entire $40K+. If people were allowed to commit violations and then not pay for them and just wait four or five years for some arbitrary time frame to pass, no one would ever pay a ticket.
With that many parking violations, the police should have pulled Karen over and arrested her the next time she was in her car.
no, that would not make sense.
Law enforcement is under court review for a reason.
The police can not know if the college maybe issued the fines in error.
Karen has every right to dispute the fines, she the evidence, go to court and then get the judgment, dispute the judgment in a higher court etc.
OP in story 3 is in the wrong. She should have parked elsewhere.
I love those kind of people that say "enforce the rules" but they're breaking the rules themselves and think they're so high up that the rules don't apply to them. Than when they get busted and can't get out of it because the rules also apply to them too they get all huffy puffy like "but but but but".
That was BRILLIANT as well as HILARIOUS!!!!! LMAO!!!!
> Bad winter
> 1 Foot of snow
(Laughs in Canadian)
Nice way to start a Monday morning. Thanks.
I would have also tried to get her fined for a frivolous lawsuit too X'D
I am on a streak of early watching, and its worth it too because i love these videos
#3 Op should have split the fines by year. That'll have kept the bunches of fines total under the $10 000 mark as there would have been 5 distinct lots of fines.
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@@hellmark6666 dont worry I've been alternating between my other subscriptions and Fluff lol
@@crazy4candy_ did I spend 10 hours watching dark fluff instead of sleeping? Yes....
@@hellmark6666 oh no, you need sleep! DarkFluff videos are not a substitute!
@@crazy4candy_ my insomnia wasn't happy with me.
Don’t mess with & belittle the people who enforce the laws!
Too bad he didn't know about the $10,000 limitation that the court would put on it. He should have broken it up into four or five different sets of charges so that everything would be under the 10,000 group, and she would be charged and pay for, the total. She really deserved that much.
The judge would have bundled the fines into one court case and the result would be limited to $10,000.
@@sarowie
Don't know. Neither one of us is the judge, are we?
In the last story, I totally enjoyed the statement… “I don’t make the rules, I just enforce them.” 😅😅
Wait, the people ignored BN even though she was inviting herself to their house for dinners?
My guess is that BN started inviting herself over when they first moved in, but after a while they did what they could to avoid her and ignore her.
I have no sympathy for someone who illegally parks in a handicapped space and then tries to act like a victim when they get caught. The ticket should have been more than $70.
Agreed. Your boss's response will be well, you should have planned accordingly and got to work earlier. Especially when the OP admits to knowing there was a big employee event going on and parking would be difficult. No excuse.
No sympathy for a power-mad Karen either. Story was delicious!
Normally I would agree, HOWEVER, the OP did say the event was over, no more guests were expected, AND it was night shift. Not that handicapped people can't go out in the middle of the night...but to a school campus? And if you still think "yes" why do non-handicapped people get harrassed for being out late at night or early AM hours? I get insomnia and go for walks.....NO ONE is out overnight. And you are not seen as normal if you do. Just sayin
Let’s just be clear that the last op parked in a handicap parking space which is illegal at least where I come from. So he was wrong. Especially since there was other parking options. Even parking in guest parking would’ve been a better option even tho that was a violation as well. But I guess that lady never heard about the saying about glass houses and throwing stones
Yeah. They're strict about it where I come from too. Recently saw an interesting thing out shopping. Though it's not their job to worry about parking infringements, they have the right. The police went through all the shopping centres, high streets etc and booked every one in a disabled spot without a sticker. I saw at least 2 get done as I went into the shops. I need one so it pisses me off when there's so few and you can't get one. Then you see a 19 year old swan out with his mates and get straight into a car in a disabled spot. Not the only ones, there's older 'entitleds' too. Then the worst ones, parking across 3.
Illegal, yes, but OP knew that no one was expected that evening and it seemed to me that he was going to move his car when the overflow vehicles had left for the day. Not like it was at a mall or a restaurant, either. I definitely have strong feelings about parking in a spot designated for disabled people, but seems like OP had good intentions.
Moral of the story: tell someone to enforce the law while you've been breaking the law
I don’t know about that last one. As I too, used to work with parking enforcement for a city. While there isn’t a statute of limitations on parking violations, all tickets must be served within 6 months of the violation. Any ticket exceeding that is null and void.
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I guesstimated that Karen's fine would be $45,000
I was close, but I went over so I don't get the prize XD
I love that last story 😂 I wish they got her on all 41k because that’s her karma 😂
As we said at my college "there's a fine for that".
Too bad Karen didn't get the full $40.950 fine...
Holy cow! Some days it's just good to BE.
"Do you really think that the tickets will fly?" - funnier response would have been - "No, I don't think so, they are actually stuck to your car"
He should have gone back in and made the issuing of the tickets so the they did not exceed $10,000 and that way she would have to pay four or five fines totaling almost $10,000
no, she would not have. She would have opended one court case with the 5 fines and the judge would have applied the limit to the court case.
I hate people who just won't give you answers and expect you to be able to read minds and fix everything. Also if any of you read this please, don't ask for a call back through an email helpdesk, just call if you need phone help omg.
In Germany it's the LANDLORD'S duty to pay for plowing snow ... because it's HIS property and the tenants just pay rent.
the landlord can shift the responsibility of snow plowing to the tenants.
"Freedom of contracts" is a very important concept.
Its a shame you didn't do 5 separate tickets and make the Karen pay 45k
Even if the neighbor said he could finally use the driveway I wouldn't have. In the words of the Great Admiral Akbar - ITS A TRAP!
Thanks Dark Fluff as always x
Oh that malicious compliance is beautiful, a $10k fine is such a slap in the face. All she had to do was not be a bitch!