I need to go touch grass because this is making me wayyyyyyy too mad right now.
Unsurprisingly, people sent us all sorts of wild, infuriating stories.
Here’s what they shared:
1. grumpylatte41
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“I was walking my dog in a richer area of my neighborhood.
Anonymous
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She cried because he got her a silver one, and she wanted black.”
pengispoon81
4.
This blonde, middle-aged cheerleader key in thought everyone was her servant."
magicalknight55
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She didn’t show me any support.
This turned into a fight, and her boyfriend ended up threatening me and my job.
I went to the police, and they told me to delete my social media.
I’ve cut ties.
She has tried messaging me and apologizing.
Recently, she tried following me on Instagram despite me telling her REPEATEDLY to stay away."
flightforvanity
6. charmandstrange
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“I’m an adult who cannot work (doctor’s orders).
I have a sibling who has shared custody of a toddler.
This sibling demanded that I watch their toddler for free while they worked 12-hour shifts.
I always cared for the kiddo to the best of my ability, but it was a tremendous struggle.
My sibling repeatedly told me that I was faking my, at the time, undiagnosed medical condition.
“I worked as a labor and delivery nurse for 20 years and witnessed any number of entitled patients.
Needless to say, they received the same excellent care as any other family.
It’s not big enough to entertain in!'
She was a D-list celeb at best, and the shop was a damn Maserati dealership.
Use my dad’s plane.
I don’t care.
I want my car for school tomorrow!'
I called the dealership and asked if they could deliver the car.
She nearly flipped out because I solved the problem from Cali.
What kind of jerk am I?”
She had her chance.”
Bread
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“I worked in a public high school during a professional transition for about 18 months.
I have stories…sweet lord, so many.
Long story short, she paid.
Teachers/school staff are not paid enough to deal with the general public.
I am SERIOUS.”
“I once bought a designer purse and a matching keychain as a birthday gift for my 8-year-old niece.
“When I was 12 (grade 6), my class went to the musicalA Christmas Carol.
Many other schools were there, so there was the longest line to use the restroom during intermission.
They left unhappy.”
poeticcentipede35
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This signifies love between families and nannies within the nanny industry.
We made plans to meet for coffee, not knowing what each other looked like.
Day of the interview, I chose a business-casual style with minimal makeup.
“She appeared cold, smug, overly conceited, and full of herself.
Before she sat down, I started losing interest in the position while my coffee was still hot.
She rambled on, and I tuned her out.
I faked interest during the remainder of the interview.
Ultimately, she asked me if she could give me some advice.
She pulled out a red pen and made several corrections.
‘If you do all these things, you will look better than you do now and may get hired.
After all, I know because I’ve only gone through the best agencies.’
The interview was over.
With my head held high, I left, wondering why she was leaving her current position.”
“I work at a property management company in the same plaza as a UPS Store.
Some UPS Stores offer notary services, but this one did not have a notary available one day.
A distraught mid-60s-year-old man came to my office to demand notary service.
Apparently, the 15-minute drive would be too much, and he demanded that I notarize his document.
His time that day was much more important than mine.
“We were best friends for over a year.
Both of us had difficult living situations and often helped each other through trying times.
The hardest time of year for me is in February.
She then accused me of abandoning her when I needed to take extra space for my own health.
Her narrative was that I neglected her…during a period when I’d specifically asked for her support.
It’s ours to give freely, not for others to expect or demand.”
“I submitted a Facebook Marketplace ad for a free wall mirror.
She enjoyed it, but an older woman quickly walked past the table one night.
My daughter got up and went after the woman, telling her she needed to pay to enter.
The older woman was hateful about it but did pay.
The woman also complained to the school principal, saying my daughter was horribly rude and embarrassed her.
The principal said, ‘She wasn’t rude.
She stated a fact: You had to pay to get in.
You ignored her on purpose and then got upset when she called you out on your childish behavior.
My daughter did ask if she was in trouble.
Her principal told her absolutely not!”
coppercake56
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“About 15 years ago, my mother developed cancer for the second time.
My stepfather had Celiac disease, which ultimately led to him having to use a walker.
Helping my mother with cancer care was beyond what he could physically handle.
My sister (and her family) insisted that my parents move in with them.
That meant moving from one state to another.
She insisted they take over the downstairs bedroom suite in a 5,000 sq.
ft. house rather than pay to have the apartment above their barn refitted with a stair lift.
My parents spent over $25k on improvements to my sister’s house.
My mom moved closer to me (yay!).
My sister never paid our mother back.
My sister had her entire medical education and housing given to her by our parents!
And my mom looked after her grandkids, too!”
cornymeat26
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At most, one leg of the table was on her property I was mostly outside the salon.”
Note: Some submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.
