Trump cultists. They love attacking people with stutters and physical disabilities, as well as constantly using “retard” to put someone down, implying that people with disabilities are lesser individuals to be used as hateful epithets.
@@dieCG I think that's just a general ableist thing, although most people like that tend to gravitate to reactionary circles. It's really easy to make fun of people with disabilities, so people who aren't very smart are impressed by that.
I know I shouldn't get worked up over a youtube story but that story about the stuttering cashier pissed me off. I'm mildly autistic and have had several people over the course of my life taunt me for 'talking too slow.' I even had a young boy I didn't even know ask me "Why do you talk so slow?" one time in a doctor's office.
@@susansusan6612 If I had to guess I'd say the kid was about 8 or 9. But I even had a relative of mine (who was in at least her late 50's or early 60's) tell me about two or three times that I needed to learn to talk faster (I was about 15 at the time).:(
I'm hella self conscious about my speech. Lately I noticed I trip over words a lot and I feel like people think there's something wrong with me. It's really hard to talk when I make videos on social media but years ago it was never an issue when I used to make them on RU-vid. Sometimes I'll stutter and I constantly have to apologize about it.
@@Kakmanmartinez666 I'm sorry about that. Nobody should feel like they have to apologize for the way they talk. Wait scratch that. NOBODY should have to apologize for something about themselves that they can't help.
@@gwenstephan67 I love my state. We just need better pay. All states need better pay. Minimum wage differs in each state, but it's never enough to actually live on in that state. At least not from what I've heard. In my state $10-$15 may seem really great, but in a state like California good luck with that.
wtf idk what the minimum wage in my country is but I'm 17 and work in fast food and get paid $16.30. That's absolutely insane to me (when I was sixteen it was $13.60)
I have to shadow a physical therapist for the program I’m in for school, and depending on where you go, it’s the same. They had me folding laundry, cleaning floors, etc while I was supposed to be watching the therapists. Would not recommend spending your off day working for free 🙃
@@abby_renee2395 It's an illegal internship then... Sadly most internships are... An internship is only legal if... 1. it is for intern not the the employer (no free labor) 2. not a "try out" for a job 3. doesn't replace paid jobs of other employees 4. genuinely educational This is the department of labors standard and if your internship doesn't meet these requirement its illegal... Even if it is just to get hour towards the program you are in they can't use you like free workers... Most don't know this and it is just sad because they are being used by employers and not learning anything...
@@justyourfriendlyneighborho903 You're not wrong, since they don't actually give you responsibilities they leave the contract open-ended so that they can change what your responsibilities are.
@@lilwizraw12 Although federal labor law says that the internship has to actually have some connection to their educational program. Not all states require that it be arranged through a school but having a student in a chemistry program stuffing envelopes would not meet the standard of having any true program equivalent instruction. Internships are to be used similar to apprenticeships in the trades. It's not supposed to be free labor, it's supposed to be more to the benefit of the student than the business (their having a free set of hands is a knock on effects rather than the primary purpose). If one raises the matter with a labor board they can be entitled to minimum wage, plus punitive interest for the misuse of internship.
@@Oxios That's is true, although this is not common knowledge and businesses often sweep this under the rug with false promises. Internships were originally really helpful but now they're used as a free labor disposition. I myself rather not deal with the legality of facing a company willing to abuse their role as a mentor.
@@TheKyrix82 he's lucky they don't live in Australia, our version is called Gympie Gympie, and it doesn't just itch. It is intense, unbearable agony, & the pain doesn't go away at least 2-3 days, although residual burning has been reported weeks to months later, & one park ranger who got hit in the face & torso stated he still felt stinging every time he had a cold shower _two years_ later. Some people have unalived themselves to stop the pain.
@@TheKillerqueen40 I'm familiar with that actually. I saw these guys test the claims about that plant. Turns out, it apparently lives up to its reputation
If he does that often it makes sense for some of his AITA verdicts where he doesn't read updates. Because perhaps he's reading them like a month beforehand lol
The text message chain could be potentially a federal crime. Depending on the age of the other recipients, OP could be charged with sending adult images to a child. I know its annoying but jail is more annoying.
@312desolation sending unsolicited nudity to individuals can be considered sexual harassment as well. Even if they aren't a minor. It was very dumb indeed.
Actually, those religious groups may(and by the description are) themselves violating the CAN-SPAM law, so they could BOTH be held legally liable, especially if those mass spam texts and emails are to a person of a different religion. They could very possibly claim harassment based on religious grounds.
Unpaid internships is possibly the dumbest thing I've ever heard of. And every time I have heard of them in use - it has been in the US (honestly, no surprise there). If you don't want to PAY for the position, you don't NEED the position. As far as I am concerned - it is slavery.
Internships are supposed to be regulated, but mostly it's on the individual state level. Internships are supposed to be like apprenticeships in that they primarily benefit the intern by giving them a safe instruction environment. The business does benefit by an extra set of hands to use and goodwill generated in the community by training the young up and coming generation of workers. The intern's work is supposed to help the existing employees instead of replace paid employees. But businesses and the people who run them are self-interested to get labor for the least amount of money possible, and will abuse the idea of internships.
On the flip side, what kind of idiot works for free? It's not slavery because the intern isn't being forced into it. They CHOOSE to work for free. Unpaid internships are just volunteer work for the stupid.
@@War450 Some jobs can be incredibly hard to get into unless you have an expensive qualification or experience. Not all jobs obviously, but some people do unpaid work so they can more easily find a job in their preferred area. I still disagree with unpaid internships
@@zebial2565 If people are willing to do it, then let them. If they're getting better careers out of it then it's not 'unpaid' as they're receiving something for it. If you disagree with it, just don't do it. But if other people are fine with it, let them go and intern.
@@flazzorb I think most companies get away with it by saying something like "You may be hired on if you do well enough", then give some BS excuse as to why they aren't hired.
unpaid internship has it's applications. for example, I did an 4 days internship at a workshop. they basically taught me some metalworking stuff. I was not doing any actual work, but would still be supervised. it would have been stupid getting paid for that. HOWEVER, if someone is doing actual work, and/or for more than a week, unpaid internship should be illegal
It is slavery. Not other way to slice it. You are working, regardless of how unproductive you are or for what reason you are there and you are receiving no compensation.
@@ScorpiusZA. You don't even know what slavery is, if they can leave without serious repercussions it's not slavery. Also education has value to, it's just that the trade is made without money as an means of exchange, labor is traded directly for education. Now if the internship provides no or barely any education you do have a point, but it is still not slavery, unless the person is forced to stay. Also almost every youtuber pays their rent with "exposure" so.....
Editor: "Your car broke down? Lol I don't need you anymore." Also Editor: "Can you come back? I didn't mean what I said." OP: *"NO."* Also Also Editor: *Surprised Pikachu Face*
I really don't understand people that come in like 1 minute before closing. It's like we opened at 8am and close at 10pm. You've had 14 hours to come in and you choose the last possible minute. It's always the awkward people as well. Like the ones who want a difficult refund or something
I worked the phones for a store and people would call in and ask when we closed. I would tell them an hour before we actually closed, because any person asking that is going to figure out how to come to the store right at closing. They could've looked up the hours themselves - instead they were calling to get tacit permission to come in last minute. People would still get there after what time they were told so it didn't matter anyway.
While working during summer break at a restaurant, we would close the automatic metal gate leaving barely enough for us to crawl under it if there was an emergency, close the glass inner doors and set up a table for us to eat and relax. People would get on their knees on the street floor to poke their head under the gate and ask if we were open or, worse, complain because the had been sitting in the outdoor terrace (the chairs were chained together at this point and the tables bare) but no one had come out to serve them.
As someone who used to work closing [ I work for a store that rhymes with BuBlix ] we had so many people do that we had to go over the intercom to let them POLITLEY know we are closing for the night and our associations [ workers ] need to do last minute shopping
@@AbyssalPrince a few days ago, we were closed, with the main gate closed and the lights in the public area off, and a woman knocked on the back door to ask if we were closed.
I lived is a rural area with lots of woods, fields, and a few farms... Some bully kids would try to throw rocks art me and chaise me... I used to run through torn trees and thicket, and raspberry bushes and then trough poison oak/ivy *I am immune* after a few times they learned to leave me alone
@@goodgirl5716 GRAMMAR: THE STRUCTURE OF A LANGUAGE. THE RULES OF GRAMMAR HELP DECIDE THE ORDER WE PUT WORDS IN AND WHICH FORM OF A WORD TO USE. SPELLING: THE PROPER WAY TO WRITE A WORD, USING THE CORRECT ORDER OF LETTERS. SPELLING IS NOT PART OF GRAMMAR. SPELLING IS PART OF LANGUAGE SKILLS, JUST LIKE GRAMMAR IS PART OF LANGUAGE SKILLS.
@@stevengeorge1 Don't they both help you figure out what order figures in the English language go where? Also,you got what they were saying. Don't act as though you struggled in figuring out if it was past tense. Oh wait...
Unpaid internship should be only ok for a certain time, like when school mandates you (in my country) to do 2 weeks of internship in some company, I guess its easier to find some company who is willing to take you in if they at least don't have to pay you, because you won't be very productive in those few weeks.
the second story makes no sense. If there is a noise ban of over 80db why did the mulcher get a pass, plus using the leaf blower is still running. Just cause you can't hear it now it is still over 80db? Also Police do not enforce neighborhood ordnances/covenants Unless it is a city ordnance.
The neighbor likely called about the mulcher (not the blower) only to be told that it isn't included in the noise restriction. Chances are they didn't even hear the blower because of the mulcher being so much louder.
Thank you! The rule was ALL NOISE above 80 decibels. My theory is that OP made it up. It was way too convenient, and no explanation. It was driving me crazy through the whole story.
@@BCFBreakfastClubFan Usually noise things have exceptions, obviously. Some things literally HAVE to be done and CAN'T be done quietly. Most likely the noise ban applies to residential situations, such as leaf blowers. But more commercial and industrial things, like maintenance on your house, can exceed the noise. Like, try building an addition to your house, putting in a new driveway, adding a pool, planting a new tree, fixing your roof, without going above the noise threshold. It's not possible or practical. So odds are the mulcher was an exception to the noise whereas the leaf blower (something you can do yourself with one bought from walmart) wasn't.
Graduate student here.... the thing with unpaid internships is that typically you are receiving class credit in exchange for the experience and training, so technically you are still being compensated for your work.
Some states are more diligent about regulating that than others. Since it's up to the states some like CA require any internship to be arranged and monitored through an educational institution. Others just let you say you're opening an internship and that's that.
Rslash: “How are unpaid internships legal?” Actually they aren’t.But because it’s voluntary (and no one really cares enough to report it) it keeps happening.
@@silverstar1178 Internships by the books are legal, but usually how they actually go about them usually are not. There are limits and extents to what can be done within an internship. A true internship should be (as I recall) part-time, hands-on guided training and education within the field performing work that one would encounter in the field. Things like running for coffee and doing non-job related tasks and personal favors are typically not allowed. These still happen because no one reports any of it or really cares enough.
Lunawolf's dad is AWESOME. That's exactly what parents should tell their kids. Don't start a fight, but if someone else starts one with you, make damn sure you finish it.
Our next door neighbour's were a serious pain to everyone in the street with their noise, parking and general s**t housery, from our front room I could see their TV so I bought a universal remote control and kept turning it off. They were only there for 4 years but I know they had at least 3 different TV's in that time.
Yet RSlash and many other youtubers largely gets their money by selling exposure and they seems to be doing fine. I'd be glad to be paid with exposure, assuming the exposure is of high enough value compared to the product I provide. If millions are gonna see a game I made in a few months part time work, it definitly worth it, as I likely only have to do that once, after that money can come in :)
Like, how hard is it to move put of the way so someone can park their car🤦🏿♂️ some people are just so stupid that I dont even need to see them do something to get mad, just hearing about what they do gets me riled up
As people age, their situational awareness declines. They become less capable of perceiving what is going on around them and what other people's intentions are. This makes them more vulnerable to scams and robbery, and getting into accidents. The lack of perception can also make them unintentionally rude. Calling an unaware old person "stupid" and getting "riled up" about it is ageist...if you don't understand me now, you'll understand someday.
@@MyFiddlePlayer OK, thanks for educating me, I'm always happy to learn and grow as a person but how is that ageist? Yes in the context of the situation that behavior warrants being labeled as stupid and maybe I'm not able to comprehend those constraints now, but I know one things for sure, my biological/physiological constraints causing people major inconvenience definitely warrants me being called stupid and I'm going to take accountability for that if I'm in that situation when I'm older.
I was drinking coffee when Rslash read the chruch group story. I almost choked on it with the final joke, wasn't expecting it, but it made me chuckle xD
Coincidentally, I am also a Mexican in Pennsylvania. I’m cheering for OP, I myself have not experienced racism but my mother has and when it happens I go off. No mercy, no restraints.
My town doesn't have poison ivy,since...how can poison ivy grow in a city?, but in some area we do have these plants that can really stick to your clothes and hair. If you got a handful of it thrown at you, chances are you're gonna have a bad time getting them off while scratching for a good 30 minutes, and they're unwashable so you just have to bear with it
I wonder how many episodes rslash records in a day. Imagine getting all of your work done in one day, and only having to spend at most an hour a day uploading everything for the next week. The dream man.
Trying to convert people to their religion was also wrong (at least, I suspect that's why the church groups didn't remove them from their email chain and group texts). When I think about it, it is wrong to send porn to someone, unsolicited, but I find it suspicious that these church groups refused to remove those OPs, in both cases.
I always tip a minimum of $5 when I get a pizza delivered. The last guy that delivered was a certified electrician (delivery was a side job for extra cash) and we discussed a project that I had in mind. I got his number and will call him as soon as I get the necessary hardware for the job.
I got bullied at school, so was delighted with the poison ivy tale. I recall about ten years after leaving school we heard that our main bully had been killed in an industrial accident, we all cheered and never felt sorry either.
Perfect timing R, I got a story for you. My crazy neighbor has been trying to kick out his even crazier girlfriend...they were in the middle of the street screaming at each other all week. By Saturday, I said fuck it and grabbed my phone and speakers to the front door, and blasted "Why can't we be friends" by WAR.....it got very quiet very fast
That Title picture cracked me up. I can imagine that Bully pulling an imitation of Yoda XD "I want a Sandwich" Mate, if you do NOT get the hell out of here in the next 5 seconds. You're going to get a KNUCKLE Sandwich. "O.O"
Bullies derseve every pain they get. Sure. They themselves might be hurting or miserable. And the need help. But that gives them meither right nor counts as an excuse for torturing people!!!! Bullying has NO EXCUSE. And all punishmenr is valid! Can a bully redeem themselves? Absolutely. But as long as they dont change, a bully is worse then a parasite and needs to be elliminated.
I think you make a solid point here! I believe that if you are going to reprimand someone, the punishment should fit the crime. Another thing I think is important to keep in mind is punishment should be used to teach the wrongdoer a lesson so they can be better and redeem themselves (some people are just horrible and can’t be helped), like you said. That’s just my take on things, though.
"Sorting papers, runnin' around (runnin' around) Sitting in the meeting room, not making a sound (not a sound) Barely people, somehow legal Unpaid intern" Started playing in my head as soon as I heard intern lol
"When a person doesnt respect retail employees as people, then you know that person is an asshat" Most true quote ive heard in a long time. Treat service people with respect!!! They are putting in the effort to make your life easier and liveable!!!
NEVER! IGNORE! BULLIES!!!! You punch bullies back!!! Otherwise they never learn. Bullies exist because to many people dont fight back. Bullies only prey on easy targets. So make yourself a hard target! Punch them! Beat them up! Even if you get into trouble. Just make sure you dont become a bully yourself!!!! Or you will be the one who gets punched!!!!
I've also had experiences with people trying to weasel their way into my restaurant after close. We officially closed the lobby at 2200hrs (10pm), but had a 1-hour grace period so people could finish eating. So many customers used the sight of people inside as their reason to be let in. So many headaches.
Probably because some Reddit’s are easy to get videos for and others take longer so some videos he gets a surplus of and others need to be more spaced out
Kudos to the father of the title story for encouraging fighting back. Screw all the "be the bigger person" "violence is never the answer" "just tell a teacher" nonsense. The teachers never do anything ime, and the other two comments seem to only ever be said to the *victims* of the abuse and never the abuser. If someone hits you you are absolutely under no obligation to be nice to them. Hit back. Defend yourself. The time to be nice is over.
When rSlash paused after the word "slowly", I legit thought my WiFi shut off again and was about to reset it before I realized that he just paused lmaoooo... I'm watching this while I'm stuck in bed with a cold and honestly the laugh this gave me made me feel a little better.
When I worked at Subway, there was this guy on his phone when we just opened. He came up, still looking at his phone and said "I want a sandwhich". My smart-ass went "That's nice."
HOA story: Don't pay late, just pay early when you can. You paid for June early, so pay for July and August at the same time to not incur the payment fee more than once. And if you are able to pay for 3 or more months in advance, do it.
Poison Ivy/Oak is no joke, that stuff will make you go crazy from all the itching it causes. Some are more susceptible to it and leave some nasty bumps/rashes... 😅👌
My wife and I both got it. Head to toe front to back side to side. Got lucky though our kids didn't get it but we had to let family look after them for two weeks. Went through 5 2 lbs containers.
In a town where I used to study, there's a graffiti saying (rough translation) "Unpaid internship is the politically correct term for slave labor". Years later, I still often think about that.
I’ve been in the same situation as OP in regards to being closed. I’ve forced interior decorators/designers out the door with their clients after waiting on them for forty minutes after closing time and on a Friday. Not because they were picking out plumbing fixtures, which is what I sold, no, they started pulling out tile samples and granite sample for their clients to choose from. That crossed the line, I’m not a conference room for you to design an entire house at!
