Story 3: Yeah, nobody needs that sort of doctor in the medical field. He is incompetent and only cares about himself, which such a mentality should never be in a place as super-risky as a medical office
Yeaaah, the doctor [Story 3] SHOULD lose his license for having relations with patients. The botched surgery wouldn't be the easiest thing to prove as intentional, but it could potentially start an investigation, which could lead to discovering the relations with patients and workers. If that did get discovered, it would basically ruin his entire life
While you're right the fact that he treated her the way he did afterward is enough for it to be malpractice. Nothing was wrong then procedure now something is wrong.
I would argue that botching the surgery and causing permanent damage WAS the worst part, though. I was a bit troubled that to the OP it was all about how the doctor acted. Pretty sure the patient would differ. But that’s typical doctors.
It was clearly intentional, but that can be hard to prove. But here’s the thing: THAT DOESN’T MATTER. Intentionally or not, he caused damage. That’s malpractice. You don’t need to prove intent, just the end result. That’s easy.
"This is Op's Dad's innovative impenetrable locker. It can be opened with Op's Dad's innovative impenetrable locker. " Crashing noises and the sounds of twisting metal ensue.
I see in my minds eye some Grandma swiveling around as the heros come in knitting, as heros Proclaim how they'll stop this cult from growing. "Before that. Humor me and try knitting, if you can make a good blanket I'll dissolve the cult" all the sudden blanket finished but Cult stays with heros as new members.
It genuinely is tho, it's why Bezos' ex-wife is the richest, if not one of the richest women alive. Not because she helped Bezos create Amazon, not because she had kids. Just because that was the lifestyle she was accustomed to.
@@Predated2 well in america seems best excuse even if its dumb. People are not responsible for others lifestyle , if they lose the life style need adjust but im not american so i dont need worry
Story 2 : " now thats just straight gangsta".. well played to that dude.. Story 3 : should sue for the botched procedure and also should tell his SO of his activities..
Story 2: So I don't know if this technically counts as MaliciousCompliance, but I love that the agreement was just "75% of his pay, no job specified", so he can just take the lowest pay imaginable, and whatever is the 75% would still count. She divorced to live off his money, well now she gets LESS than minimum wage >:]
the second story is genius, from what i understand about those laws, is the second she remarries (in some states even just moves in with) someone else, the alimony stops, then he can go back to his old line of work. if she truly is a gold digger, she will be doing everything she can to get a new mine.
This has nothing to do with the stories just something wholesome to Dabney Me and my partner have been listening to rslash for a couple years usually listen to the new episodes while we make our morning breakfast, however late April our schedule changed when we realized our newborn settles down to Dabney's voice. I just wanted to say thank you so much for your channel Dabney. Our son Rakesh makes coos back to you every night before settling to sleep. 💙
Ex-Wife: "I'm getting 75% of your pay!" Dude: **Quits his job and gets a part time job** Dude: "Yeah, 75% of nothing." Ex-Wife: **Surprised Pikachu Face**
My grandfather always had this mantra or saying 'no matter how stupid the idea is, keep it to yourself and always make sure you get a patent." He had some over 400+ patents for things he worked on (he was an engineer, damn smart one) he was always out in his work/garage repairing things, fixing things and always coming up with a solution to make things safer and more efficient. I worked for him for six months before he quietly fired me, which allowed me to attend college fulltime, I've always taken that advice and used it myself.
Why would you have somebody you know that hates you as well as made you do underhanded things and refused to do your surgery? Also I think that would be a conflict of interest as well as a form of a violation of you cannot operate on somebody you know protocol in most hospitals or clinics when it comes to surgery.
If the agreement had specified job title, employer, or amount of alimony then quitting and taking a part time minimum wage job would have been in breach of the agreement. But it just said she would get 75% of his pay. So no breach occurred.
Dabney: "Welcome to r/prorevenge where a fired employee DESTROYS his former employers' company!" Me: "OW! This is gonna get nasty! Lemme grab some popcorn!"
I can't believe the other doctor sleeping with patients/staff didn't come up again! Why wouldn't you pass that onto his wife while exacting your revenge??
First Story: These new owners screwed themselves over by firing the one person who could’ve helped them better the business. Politeness goes a long way. Second Story: What a amazingly spiteful way to get back at a money hungry ex wife. Third Story: This doctor shouldn’t even be working in this profession if this how he is with his coworkers. He tried to cheat OP out of money only to end up paying a lot more
I used to work as a collector for the state department of labor. Doctors didn't come across my desk often but the ones who did were some of the biggest jerks, and more often than not I'd have to file a tax lien or take assets. (I always tried to help people who were trying to resolve the issue out as much as I could with payment plans, waived penalties, etc. but once they told me outright that they refused to pay, my hands were tied.)
Story 3: Um, he DID get away with it. OP shouldn't have settled. Not only would she have gotten more money, but the doc would've had a black mark on his record.
Last story was juicy sweet! And I agree, OP should've taken the money she got and sued him out of business with it. Imagine the doctors face when realisation dawns on him that he paid for his own undoing - completely priceless!
I agree with rSlash on the last story in the making the doctor pay for the botched procedure. Moreover, not only would I have asked for that, but I would have also went a LOT deeper with the case against him, as well as made the case go from r/ProRevenge to nothing short of r/NuclearRevenge, by doing the following things. 1. I would have sued the doctor for wrongful termination. 2. I would have sued the doctor for illegally withholding my pay. 3. I would have sued the doctor for illegally withholding my overtime pay. 4. I would have sued the doctor for harassment. 5. I would have sued the doctor for sexual harassment (which is most likely occurring, given what the story says of him). 6. I would have sued the doctor for malpractice. 7. I would have sued the doctor for intimidation. 8. I would have sued the doctor for assault (if that is applicable). 9. I would have sued the doctor for rape (if that is applicable). 10. I would have sued the doctor for fraud. 11. I would have sued the doctor for deceptive practices. 12. I would have sued the doctor for financial fraud. 13. I would have sued the doctor for misuse of medical equipment. 14. I would have sued the doctor for numerous violations of laws regarding health care. 15. I would have sued the doctor for discrimination for not correcting a botched surgical procedure. 16. I would have sued the doctor for evidence tampering. 17. I would have sued the doctor for witness intimidation. 18. I would then make my lawsuit be joined with other people that he had wronged with all of my charges, plus all of their charges. Now with my lawsuit alone, he would certainly lose his medical license permanently, worldwide, and had also spent quite a few years behind bars, but with the other class action lawsuits, plus any alimony and child support that came from his soon to be ex-wife, as well as any woman that he raped, and made children with, and anything else that the cops, the district attorney, and the judge could find, well, the only way that he would ever get outside of a prison would be horizontally, and also inside of a pine box.
I remember the 2nd story. OP is one of those dream employees that Choosing Beggar bosses dream of having.(an employee extremely good at their job, being paid almost nothing) And OP is only doing the low-paying job to mess with his ex-wife.
Ugh that dr.... Wife had a full hysterectomy. Dr accidently put stitches in her bladder. As soon as she woke up the Dr told her what happened. That she fixed it and was so sorry. Wife wasn't mad. Told her life happens. You cought it. You fixed it and were upfront about it. You didn't lie or hide things from me. So I'm good. I'm glad you handled it.
Divorce story: Yeah... That's mot how any of that works. Judges aren't stupid. They see people play games like that all the time. Unless hebhad massive documentation from a therapist, no judge on earth would let him get away with quitting his job like that. They do not look kindly on people who do that sort of thing.
I'd also tip off the authorities about the doctor asking you to do the illegal thing. Chances are your replacement would be asked the same thing. If they have done it, more fun could be instigated when it's found out about.
Last story: Why exactly is OP happy and proud. $5000 is nothing to a doctor and they actually didn't affect him to teach him any form of lesson. Instead, he's just going to keep doing that to everyone else
From someone with a botched surgery: I wish it were as simple as suing and demanding money for suffering but it isnt the case. In America at least, Drs are human and are allowed to make mistakes. To win a malpractice lawsuit for a botched surgery you would have to show gross negligence on the part of the Dr. Or prove that he was intoxicated at the time of the surgery. Just because you have a bad outcome doesn't give you license to sue. 3 years post op and I am still in chronic pain. I got nothing except calls from a debt collector. I refuse to pay for a surgery that jacked me up worse than before I went in.
I really like pro revenge cause its that pefect middle ground. Its more than petty, which i find can sometimes be a bit underwealrhing and its not nucler, which is full blown crazy half the time.
Last story: OP, you let him cheat you still, he owed you near double what you accepted... A court would likely side fully against him given the proven antagonism by him likely to force you to quit, his botching surgery prior to that, his attempts to suddenly surrender and low ball you, the unpaid overtime. Pretty much anything he says or provides would be considered as unreliable because he is a proven liar and abuser to staff. I doubt many courts would have sided with him.
I really hate how the op in the story about the husband screwing over his wife, (rightful or no) called a bulk of retail workers, "the average retail monkey". That added with the comment of "no bullshit absenteeism", just really speaks to how he views the average person in the working class. At the end of the day, not everyone has the same resources to drive a nice car, or put all their energy into a job that honestly, doesn't pay a living wage. Or cares much for them, as is made evident. Anytime someone calls a human being a monkey, that sounds like a red flag and makes me question how reliable a narrator they are.
Yo I'm so disappointed that the last OP didn't go full nuclear scorched earth!! THAT would have been the best revenge. Not only are you getting the pay you are owed but that AH botched a medical procedure because he was being petty. Be petty back OP, be petty back.
After watching every episode since inception, I haven't watched rSlash for just about 3 months, abs I'm better for it. Not as angry as i was, and i was getting angry almost every day because of his blatant misandrism. Like, when the woman did the same exact thing she got a lower score. I'm just back to let you know that you don't have to stick around
Besides a malpractice claim, the doctor should be reported to his state or provincial college of physicians for his conduct with female staff and patients. That will get him, at minimum, his license suspended and someone observing his office when he returns. I had a doctor for a short time who did the same things with patients and staff and was caught 3 times and is no longer a doctor. He was stripped of everything by the college of physicians. He's not even listed online as a doctor anymore. There's plenty to do to him well beyond just the back pay. If he conducts himself that way with female staff and patients, it definitely needs to be investigated.
Imagining another way to get even with a divorcing spouse would be to pay them in long term treasury notes - like a thirty year bond. Sure they get paid but they're gonna hafta wait a spell. Or give them municipal bonds from some nearly bankrupt city about to default...
I don't know what why companies fail to learn anything about worker rights or anything about illegally firing people. It would save them a lot of time and money could even save their business or their freedom depending on the situation
The 1st Story makes me sad, because Again it's the US justice system in one sentence: " [...] the owners had money, and there was no way he could fight them." It's so sad that if you have money, you can play the justice system like a fiddle. Not automatically winning it, but delaying things so that it goes nowhere to the point of the case being closed in no ones favour, which is in favour of those that are being sued... The last story however is really disappointing. No only being scammed by the former employer, but also a botched procedure. And in the end being happy with only $5k... This doctor needs to lose everything the way he acted!
My brother has two or three patents. They are owned by the company. A good friend of mine also holds two or three patent (different field), all owned by the company. Smart companies let employees put their names on the patents but word it in such a way as it belongs to the company. Neither my brother or my friend are sad, because...both are in very niche fields, and since it is a rotating industry, they will never be out of a job and can find new ways to do the old thing. Sorry for the ambiguity. I don't want either of them to get in trouble.
Last story: OP should get statements from the former patients. A botched procedure will be a slap on the wrist. Engaging in sexual activities with patients however... They can also lose their license for sexual harassment of staff.
My god. If I was OP I wouldn’t have settled until I got my $9,600. The fact that they were willing to settle at all shows they knew it was a losing case. And imagine if OP did win. $9,600 plus. Although I totally get taking the $5000 and a trip to Hawaii as well. Good for OP
Better yet. Take his reputation. Because then he cannot get any more clients if they know what's up. Thereby losing his license or having it being made useless ;)
My dad is sueing a doctor for malpractice, I can't go into full detail but it's over a million USD and it involved his "manhood" so I definitely agree that it needs to sue for malpractice
That last story...I hate to say it, but OP is naive. They let themselves be bullied, accepted permanent damage without suing the doctor out of business, continued assuming the best when the doctor is just the worst, turned a blind eye to illegal activities they probably could have gotten proof of, and ended up settling for such a tiny amount while squealing "victory!" It's honestly kind of pathetic. $5000 is nothing to a doctor. OP needs to come up from under a rock. That doctor is no doubt screwing, and screwing over, more and more people every day.
Hi Dabney, just letting you know the "all videos" list in the podcast section of your channel has become invisible! seeing as you're adding videos to it on a daily basis I thought you'd like to know!
Wait… a doctor botching a procedure and causing permanent damage isn’t the worst part?!? Doctors and their freaking egos… and medical staff treating people’s lives like their day to day grind as though their work isn’t affecting lives! Yeah, this person has to face the fact that they’ll never be the same again but… but… he won’t even admit he did it! Make it right and move on? He did permanent damage to a person! I appreciate that OP was trying to correct it but still. Man oh man.
What exactly did the ex-wife do to deserve the less-than-minimum-wage alimony revenge? Was she a cheater? A gold digger? Abusive? He never says what she did or why the marriage ended. Why are we cheering him screwing her over with no context? Pro revenge usually explains WHY the person deserves what they’re getting. This one doesn’t.
Third story, this is why doctor's that buy their way through university/use nepotism are dangers to the public and deserve everything bad that happens to them.
You seem to have issues with your microphone or connectivity - there are several parts with audible noise in this video and some sequences where the volume fluctuates.
That last story was kinda... dissatisfying. Like I can understand wanting to wash your hands of the whole thing and just taking the settlement, but this guy has done so much to OP, on top on the illegal activities, on top of the sexual harassment that might be at play. I'd be taking this fucker for all he's worth. Recording every conversation, draining his cash with a drawn out legal battle, reporting him to the IRS for possible tax fraud, suing him for malpractice on top of the wage theft, sending every bit of evidence of his infidelity to his significant other and anything else I can think of to burn his fucking life to the ground and making sure he has as little chance at harming anyone else as possible.
I heard about someone who did this. A high paying job, then quit and got a minimum one. The courts till had her pay her original percentage pay as she was not fired but quit to be malicious.
