r/Prorevenge Bully Me? Lose $100,000/year! 

Owner's son: "You are taking food off of my kid's plate!!" Wait, I thought he was rich and says OP's job wouldn't make a dent in his pocket? I would assume he is more than capable of feeding his own kids? Karma definitely hit that guy hard.

It’s not uncommon for landlords to significantly overprice the cost of “repairs” when someone moves out.

Living situation: So the roommates saw that OP was willing to pay for damages that were caused by OP or the dog and decided that OP will be paying for EVERYTHING that was damaged. Basically treat OP like their insurance or something. Had Bob just taken the money for carpet damages, he wouldn't have been sued

I used to collect money for apartment complexes that rented to college students. The winner of highest damages was $10,000. There were pictures. They pulled down every cabinet door, took a hammer to every toilet, sink, and tile floor, and there were holes in every wall. His parents had co-signed on his lease. He had also been spending the money his parents sent for rent and owed for six months. Mom was not happy.

“So OP.” Dont say it “Would you say this is” Rslash, dont you dare “…money laundering?” Goddamnit.

Stories like the second always get me because as everyone's said at this point, why take a job that involves kids if you have them so much? And if it's to get your jollies over hurting them, you're getting blacklisted from an entire career path and losing all the years you spent at higher education getting your degree for that. Hope the power trip was worth it

"you're too fragile" says the person who can't take any criticism at all.

It's hilarious Mrs. M calls everyone "an egg/fragile" when she's the one who can't handle a few questions and a lil push-back to her ridiculous expectations 😆

rSlash: "So, OP, would you say this is money laundering?" I am rolling in the floor! Thank you!

The apartment company never specified that tenants had to buy tokens from them, only that the machines took them. How you acquire the tokens is the perfect grey area.

I can't get the visual of a dog taking apart a dishwasher with a screwdriver and a hammer out of my head now 😂

The money laundering joke at the end got me good.

Story 1 : That just shows you dont be rude to others you never know when you gonna need them down the line.. bridges dont get built back up .. Story 2 : Misses M in public :" im not gonna fix whats not broken " Misses M in private :" this is my class now" Everybody mad at her .. misses m :" but but ".. Nothing says i am a guilty witch like threatening a student who you said you hated with you're own mouth with a lawsuit.. good on op and his classmates for not backing down to the tyrant.. Story 3 : Bob clearly had no idea who he was messing with.. not every college kid is the same.. of course bob and op ex roommates had a party damaged everything and tried like hell to blame it on op freaking dog.. what a freaking joke.. Story 4 : renting is a frucking joke.. the building managers/ owners are straight trash..

I laughed for almost a minute at the money laundering joke. Good on OP for screwing the complex out of that money.

Story 1: I have a shitty family. Due to that, I have a general disdain for people. But I always give everyone the respect I would want given to me when I meet them. I never know when I will meet someone who can or will impact my life. And yes, some have proven to be awesome, and some have proven to be horrible. At that point, I treat them accordingly.

I’m usually not for government corruption, but this actually saved the taxpayers money and obviously the county was happy with the work of the other guy never got the bid again.

Living situation story: Or, everyone else in the apartment was drunk-driving. Inside the apartment.

I own a cleaning company in a college town. I don't do students' houses anymore because I was seeing $4000+ in damage pretty regularly. Oddly enough, the girls are way worse and do way more damage than the guys. I'm talking disgusting! I'd say 1 out of every 3 houses or apartments is trash hoarder level! I guess parents don't teach thier kids how to clean anymore...

For the Apartment story; the high price tag on damages probably has to do with the dishwasher. Large appliances are expensive so if the dishwasher is damaged that, alone, probably skyrocketed the cost of the damages by a hefty sum. Since you asked 'how did they manage to get 4k in damages'. The appliance.

Back in the early 80s when I was in the U.S. Navy I was in charge of ordering some lumber for certain projects. I found out that the lumber company was sending us garbage lumber, (end cuts, splits, etc). Most of the junk could not even be used! I didn’t even tell them that they lost the contract. I found a company that cost less and would let my chief go out and hand pick the lumber he wanted. We ended up getting prime hard woods like oak, maple, and walnut. And for less money. Saving the taxpayer money!

Hey! Somebody finally let him out of the trunk! Lol 😄

That is why you do every job you agree to take, no matter how small it is. You never know you you're doing dirty when you leave someone high and dry because you think they aren't worth your time.

That last story was my favorite, but I'm surprised the operators of the complex didn't catch on and do something bad to the OP. Best revenge story in a long time.

So the dad went to the trouble to get an estimate for a damaged carpet, agreed to pay that amount, yet didn't see it through? Why wait for the landlord to charge you when you had a "friend" already there giving an estimate?

I think in the living situation story bob and the other guy when they were thinking that when they leave when they lease was up they decided to trash the apartment so they could blame op but since bob didn’t get op on it as a official roommate they shot that plan in the foot

Ages ago a bud moved into a temporary apartment where you had to feed the washers/dryers with tokens. He took baling wire, used a dot of stoopit-gloo to tack it to the edge like a flimsy floppy lollipop, and slowly experimented with how deep he had to put the token to get it to register. Then he pulled it back out. There was about a half-inch bit of play between getting it to register, and trapping the token (yank hard the the gloo snaps, but it eats the token). So he put a bend in the wire so it couldn't go farther than that, and could just plink-plink--plink-plink-plink as many times as necessary to do his whites, colors, etc., as many loads as he wanted. He knew if he shared that little secret with anyone, they'd blab and enough people would find out that admin would find out, too, and ruin it for everyone, so he kept his mouf shut.

Mrs M had no grounds for a lawsuit. There is no expectation of privacy in a public setting which applies to a school.

Fired: Wow, that is a scummy change of policy. And then her reaction to the justified complaints by calling everyone entitled is just the rotten cherry on this trash cake. How Mrs M thought this was a good idea, idk. Sure, late work isn't okay, but suddenly not accepting it when you claim to not change the policy is no bueno

Willing to bet that Mrs.M didn’t WANT to grade the papers because she’s too damn lazy and she only got the job just for the money! That’s on top of her views of “young adults”. She called the students “fragile and eggs”, when she’s the ones who cracked under the pressure when she didn’t get what she wanted!

That last story is very relevant to my current situation, except for the whole laundry coin thing. So last summer I moved into a two bedroom two bath cottage. I was stoked, thinking I had finally made it to the pinnacle of rental properties. I had known above me and no one below me. I had nobody on the side. Well, it started to go bad after four months. Before I moved in, I was advised by my landlord‘s office that I had an electric water heater. While I should have confirmed this information with my landlord, I was only told by her that I needed to worry about the water pipes. I kept some electric heaters and made sure everything was around 70°. I never had an issue with the water pipes. Come January, I have no hot water. It turns out that I have a gas water heater. This is followed by screaming from my landlord. She also seems to have an issue with my cats. For the record, I have an automatic litter box, and then I have a regular litter box. The thing is, my senior cat does not always make it to the litter box. I got a generic trunk mat from Amazon. That is the usual heavy plastic. This makes it wonderful for cleaning up my cats-accidental droppings. Fast forward, I now have an issue with the dishwasher. It won’t drain after much delay; it was finally replaced. However, this was the day my automatic litter box decided not to work, and of course, my senior cat did her thing. Well, I got a nice text message from my landlord telling me that they are not going to renew my lease; the owner has been advised the room smells horrendous and it’s going to cost thousands to clean up. I checked everything out when I got home, and it was quickly cleaned up. Now, this is the funny part: I’ve been contemplating whether I should move anyway. I’m annoyed about the misinformation, upset that I have to deal with my landlord anytime something goes wrong (I know it’s the perils of renting, but seriously), and I’m sick of the price. I sent her an email, which would’ve essentially been my 60-day notice sent four months early. It’s wonderful how the universe likes to correct itself sometimes. Honestly, she’s doing me a favor. Obviously, I’m not going to tell her that. 😂 this is the third property that I have leased with this management company. My first two properties, everyone was wonderful. I even left them a glowing Google review. After looking at their review page, all the reviews started going downhill once they had this new property manager. I’ve sent removed my review and plan on writing a new one once I move and get my deposit back. Honestly, because I don’t trust them. I plan on taking pictures of every room once they have been cleaned. Luckily, I have a cousin who does that. Additionally: so after taking off my Google review, they are rating has gone down to 3.4. The funny part is that the worst department complex in town has a 3.5.

Does ‘Mrs. P’ stand for ‘Mrs. Pregnant’, and ‘Mrs. M’ stand for ‘Mrs. Maladjusted, Mentally Unwell, and Malevolent’?

Last story: I’m pretty certain the new owners would have to keep the current lease/contract before they hiked up the rent

Not sure how subbing works in other states, but in my state subs are not certified teachers. Most of them aren’t even trained on how to work with kids! As long as you have a certain number of college credits accumulated you are qualified to be a sub. Doesn’t matter what classes the credits came from, as long as you have them you’re qualified. They really should be trained, especially long term subs.

As for the last story. First: I got another for you. Went to do laundry. After getting home. I found a who 1 USD that went through the wash. So now you can say that that dollar is laundered money. Secondly good on OP for screwing them money wise.

Man, "loosing" is such a common misconception regarding spelling, it's "losing". I'm shocked to see just how many people both irl and online get that wrong.

So... I'm curious about the class thing.... expecting assignments to turned in on time doesn't seem that bad...

Story 3: Counselor not councilor. A councilor is somebody on a council, a counselor is somebody who offers guidance or therapy.

Why is an entire class turning in everything late and/or refusing to do their homework?

In regards to Story 2. I am seeing a lot of comments about the late work policy, and grading policies. So, I am going to make a comment about the policies and protocols we are expected to follow. I would also like to point out that I am in no way agreeing or disagreeing with these policies. How a teacher can grade their class is determined by the district and state they work in. The state comes out with rules for formative and summative work, as well as what kind of assessments fall into each category. The district then is allowed to tweak them within a small threshold. Homework is almost always formative. In my state, a maximum of 5% of a student's grade can be formative, and my district is in complete agreement (however, we are given whatever leeway and gray areas we can muster). Additionally, in most states, students are not legally allowed to be graded on behaviors nor can we apply a grade to something that is not standards-based. Guess what? Turning something in on time is considered a BEHAVIOR. In most places, a teacher is not legally allowed to apply a late penalty to a grade. As an extension, we are expected to accept any and all late work within a reasonable time frame. That last bit is important. After lockdown, it was commonplace across the country to accept late work from any time in the school year. However, this created enough of a problem that is was shortened in almost all instances. In my district, we dropped it to a semester then quarter (where it has stayed).

In college we lived in half a duplex for 2 years ($1200 a month which was average for the area) while living there a new management company bought the property without ever actually seeing it. Upon moving out the charged us over 3k, some charges were expected and justified, but painting the ceilings (20ft high in some places) etc was not, no exploded wine, I promise. They had no photo evidence of any claims so I planned to fight it, they knew I was going to fight it and sent us into collections as quickly as they could. I didn’t want to risk the credit mark just as I was graduating and entering the real world, the collections company agreed to contact the credit beuraus to remove the mark if we paid so we did. Still pains me to this day. Some of the charges were just absurd. Sounds like in the story they deserved some karma but I just wanted to say management companies and landlords can be crooked as hell. Especially in college areas where they know a lot of people won’t fight it and will just bow and cut their loses.

I just started working in the Bids Department for a supply company. The relationship with your customers is everything. New owner really f'd up. 😂

Story1 "That amount wouldn't make a dent in my pocket!😤" ...Four minutes later..... "YOU'RE TAKING FOOD OFF MY KID'S PLATE!!😫" Essentially, he put all his nuts into one bucket, threw the bucket to the ground, and expected the nuts to remain in the bucket.

We used to have a private parking ramp at work where you needed to card in and out using your employee badge. Although the system would record entrances and exits, because there was no requirement to use the ramp (or even drive at all) that information was generally never used. Except in situations where someone's actual log-in wasn't recorded, they could request the parking record from the front desk as proof (if you claim you started at 8 and the system shows you parking at 7:45, they'll give it to you.) We had one guy who discovered if he simply followed someone else in and didn't card in himself, but carded himself leaving, he could claim to have arrived at any time to avoid getting in trouble for tardiness. Now it's not like he did this EVERY day or anything, but it was super annoying. If he'd just admited he was late, it was infrequent enough that it wouldn't have mattered. But for some reason he had to lie about it. Which of course turned it into an investigation into why the system didn't record his login, why the parking garage didn't record his login either, and ultimately nobody could be bothered to do anything about it so it gets swept under the rug. This would happen 2-3 times a year, and the turnover for admins in HR was just frequent enough that nobody seemed to catch on. Until one day someone had enough and microwaved his badge, destroying the chip. That time because he was unable to card out and had to call security to let him out. Who found it interesting that he was able to "card in" using a broken card, so they finally checked the camera and caught him piggybacking. It started an investigation which led to them catching him piggybacking on someone else in a couple months later, and lying about his start time to the tune of nearly 2 hours. Based on the number of times he'd pulled that, the rough estimate was that he'd claimed between 10 and 20 hours of pay for hours he didn't work. Nothing earth shattering, but what a stupid reason to lose your job and get blacklisted from the industry. Just for being tardy a few times which, at most would've gotten him talked to. It wasn't THAT frequent.

"Money laundering," LOL!

Last story. Best pun from rslash I've heard to date

1st story is about 2 tiny companies if all op cost the first business is 140k per year. Companies of this kind regularly cost cities 1-2 million per year

In the money, laundering story all I could think of for a funny saying, is help me step- Dollar

I love the "MONEY LAUNDRY" story😂

Rslash I'm glad you're a father cause that lady joke was a solid 8 on the dad joke level

First and last story are just straight up OPs doing fraud. Both could be sued for damages if discovered, I would not call that "pro".

we had similar teacher in the uni. She failed most of the cource. I personally pass on 6 try and that was a success story at some point rector had a should I expell everyone on this particular cource or are you incompetent teacher talk if 98% of your students are failing the problem is you

I also had a sub take over a class while my teacher was on maternity leave, and she was MEAN. I had nightmares about her, lol. I wonder if there's a trend. Anyone else experience this?

I had to take a year long break from rslash just so I can stack up some new videos, here's to grinding out the best reddit narrator

Substitute teacher story - OP, so everyone thanked you for getting her fired, but no one helped/backed you when you needed their help ??? OP, yes , you are a hero…. the rest of your classmates that stood by and did nothing are a bunch of BH’s.

My dad's a property manager and yeah he probably spends like less than $1,000 on a 10x10 square room on carpet. So it would have to be like the entire living room and another two rooms that were destroyed by either stains or a dog using it as his own personal toilet which my dad's had to do before and is not pretty.

Mrs M was right but she went about it the wrong way. At least inform people when you change policies. And never go on a rant in front of students.

The laundry token one is such an incredible story omg

Watching this on my 18th birthday is CRAZY🎉🎉 Thanks for posting today, Rslash!

That last story is pretty hilarious. But I'd be careful who I told the story to irl, it could be classified as a scam.

That washing machine story at the end sounds familiar to a story YEARS ago!!!

I audibly said “booooo” at the money laundering line

That money laundering pun was A+

1 dollar per wash and 1 per dry? Holy hell that's a great deal. My old apartment, in 2019 charged 2.50 for a short wash, 2.75 for a medium and 3.00 for a long wash. The machines were small, so a normal load needed 2. The dryer was 2.00 for a load, thankfully those were larger.

Story about the sub "no such thing as a bad student, only bad teacher" Mr miyagi.

Last story: DAD JOKES FTW!!! 😂

Nah I got charged $5000 and was told the (already stained carpet) was my fault, the floor flooded from their work room on the other side and I got charged for that too, I admittedly accidentally left some child locks behind but I doubt that cost the $300 for it, they had to ‘deep clean’ despite me having spent a week cleaning it prior to leaving 😒 not saying they didn’t fuck up but these landlords can be skeevy

"Laundering money" nice 1 rslash got a good chuckle

(F right off, RU-vid! My post did not violate your stupid rules!) Story 1: Serves that greedy snob vendor right. The toes you step on today, could be attached to the foot that kicks you out. Story 2: That substitute teacher is a pathetic bully, and wouldn’t have a case for a lawsuit. If anything OP could sue or counter sue. What a monster. Story 3: They threw a party, trashed the place, and wanted OP to pay for the repairs. Serves them right for being greedy. Story 4: I hate those “Token” washer/dryers. Ridiculous, making it checks only. What OP did was brilliant! Buying the tokens direct from manufacturer and having it sent to his parents’ house is awesome. But it was scummy of the management to “Go Condo”. What an excellent revenge by OP.

Story 1 exemplifies a bit of wise advice I read: Be careful of the toes you step on today, for they might be connected to the butt you have to kiss tomorrow.

first story: soon I heard the son was going take over when the owner died I already knew what was going happened that whenever a good owner died or retire and their kid take over the business 9/10 the kid end up ruin the business and most of the time the kid try used the business try get rich and the son did that same thing and thought he could do better and he fuck around and find out

that ending statement? JAIL 😂

GOD THAT LAST JOKE WAS GOOD. WELL DONE.

The money laundering comment got me good, well done

No, rSlash. It isn't Money Laundering. It's Laundry Moneying!

last story is a fairly clear case of fraud with the tokens. And with the amount, felony fraud.

That joke at the end got one loud “HA!” From me

rSlash, Thanks to you I knocked off an item on my bucket list. In the last story, toward the (very) end, you made me do a spit-take. The conclusion was so funny that I spit my drink out; onto my computer. Thank you. 🤣🤣

I own a rental home and we had a Tennant do $5k worth or damage in about 6 months. Not surprised that much damage was done.

Good morning! ❤

3rd story: My bet is that Bob wanted to put a whole new carpet. What a freaking idiot.

More like Laundering Money *Ba-Dum-Tiss* I’ll let myself out. It’s time for work anyways

The Original Owner of the First Story is ROLLIN N IS GRAV. All his efforts, down the drain.

Getting upset over being held accountable for late homework? Definitely an entitled brat

I've seen this story narrated by a serten reddit youtuber with a "calm reading voice" and it was one of the best revenge stories I've seen on reddit, finding the manufacturer, so instead of OP paying two dollar per wash n dry, they're now paying roughly 12 cents per wash n dry

How about you turn your assignments in on time. Then you wouldn't have to worry about it

11:10 damn, that's one talented dog...

Is it me or does it seem like the people who caught the revenge done to them are such smooth brained people? No ridges or bumps, no valleys or lumps. Smooth brain.

The story with the teacher seems suspect at best. Why are they not doing or turning in stuff at the correct time? Why is OP recording at just that moment? It seems like a bunch of kids that is super entitled, and is bullying their new teacher because she didn't let them flake through the class. Honestly I don't feel it's even a prorevenge story, because what did the teacher do? She was worn down and told her students off, and immediately apologized! The OP seems like a proper douch.

I snorted loudly on this crowded train after the money laundering pun. Are ya proud of yourself, rSlash? Are ya proud?

That last one is a cool crime.

I started watching you at like 20k followers... look at your growth, man!

Story 3: Mrs. M threatened you with a lawsuit because in many states it's illegal to record someone without their permission. And posting a video like that online is kinda fucked up, especially since she realized how messed up she had been. Yeah she was a bad teacher, but she was a sub, not someone used to being a fulltime teacher most likely.

First story - OP doesn't think they did anything wrong, but yes they did. Even though what their city paid the ah contractor is public record, his disclosure to one bidder and not the other is a felony. As is him lying to the bidder when he dropped off his bid. If the first contractor finds out, it is going to be a big payday for him. OP should know that if they were trained properly.

I hate no red ink. my writing teacher used it and everyone hated it

The final story is most likely fraud.

The comment story pisses me off, they were by the sounds of it exceptional book deliverers, so yea if I found out they got someone new I wouldn’t care about them either and put not new but not the best or fastest employees there

On the story the apartment got trashed: they probably threw a party and that was the result

The story with Mrs. M makes the guy who is telling it sound like a real asshole all the students are turning in late work. Of course they’re going to get poor grades. What the hell are they thinking do they think in the real world late work is going to get rewarded? I give OP and that story of butt hole score. I don’t know how much of a butt hole score but definitely a butt hole score

A powwow about a dog? A bowwowpowwow.

Why the hell is an entire class of kids turning their work in late and refusing to do their homework. Also the way that story was written, you're definitely not a straight A student, C- at best, Mrs M was right ngl