Oh my goodness, right? I start my day with Rslash everyday. If there's not an episode at 8:00 a.m., I worry. I'm very thankful to my co-worker who turned me on to this channel back in late 2019 or early 2020.
I once fell victim to a food thief. My co-worker tried to justify it by saying that we don’t know their financial situation. I responded with “well, we know this person has a job!” It doesn’t matter what the reason is. Stealing is still stealing!
@@bland9876lmao, I like your evil mastermind plan!! That'd be a hilarious sight to see, well not in the toilet, but the aftermath and the act of them eating it! 😂😂😂
A guy I used to work with would sometimes make himself a peanut butter, nutella, and jelly sandwich for a snack, and it would occasionally start going missing. One day in the locker room as we were stowing our gear he loudly announced "By the way, my sandwich today, I smeared my own shit on the bread before making it. So whoever stole it, congratulations, you ate my shit," and this one guy Justin starts dry heaving.
Lawyer Story: wait, did HR say OP left without notice, even though OP gave *a month’s notice*?! Did the higher ups deliberately not turn in the notice or something?!
Story 1: Food being stolen is no good. Not only do you end up depriving someone of a meal, but in the worst cases, that meal might've been their only one. I have no respect for food thieves because they don't care about other people, they just want free food
Yeah, it should be punishable! I had my food stolen at work,and I was so broke that I only could eat once a day,and that was my lunch.. someone stole it often, and when I complained(to the rich boss) ,she just said we'll go buy something... Yeah ,buy something with my pennies...? I quit a few weeks after it.. And it was a fastfood place.. so nothing lost there.. I usually cried to my then bf,now husband,about it, and he and his mom took me to their home,so I could eat and sleep ,and live like a normal person.. I was living with my mom,and she took my paycheck, everything from it, for "rent&food", but I never got food.. she did though have cigarettes and booze daily...😢
I was so underweight after living with my own mom, that I was hospitalized for anorexia.. great parenting.. I'm a mom of three,and my oldest (21yr), knows that if he doesn't have food or anything else, he can come home and eat his heart full.. I try my best&hardest to be the exact opposite from my mom, so I know I don't get my kids to hate me.. My mom doesn't get to see my kids,nor does she even have the right to go near any of us , Because I have an restraining order against her😂😂😂😂
Once had a polish house mate who stole food and drinks from me. I work night shift and came back to cook a meal only to find all my ingredients stolen and half of it thrown into bottom of the bin. When I confronted him he actually had the nerve to spit in my face and shove me after I returned it. No doubt this coloured my perception of eastern europeans from then on even though I know it's wrong. I did however get some revenge on him though it would probably be too graphic to post. XD
I don't get why using hot sauce or laxatives in your OWN food is a bad thing in work places. Even if you are doing it to catch the thief. Stealing is a more serious crime then "the owner tampering with thier own food and property"
Thing is: No, causing bodily harm to another person intentionally is more serious than mere food theft - and when tempering with your food with laxatives or similar, it's clear why you did it. (Please don't try to argue with me about the moral side of this - no need to convince me personally about "you reap what you sow"^^) That's why when yo DO temper with your food, there needs to be a reasonable excuse as to why you might wanted to have eaten it this way.
Story 2: Just because you are a senior in the company doesn't necessarily mean you know everything about it, especially sonce one of them asked what a EULA is. And I don't understand why they are bullying OP simply because he resigned. Pretty sure they are in a way saying "How dare you resign after we keep bullying and piling the work onto you". School setting or not, i have no sympathy for bullies.
My favorite quote from my college professor, "If someone tells you that they know everything, turn around and RUN. A truly intelligent person never claims that they know what they know. There's always something to learn."
Story 2 (Lawyer knows best): All of this was over OP wanting to leave. A bunch of seniors with a "Kids these days…" mentality picking on a younger person. And there's also them being technologically illiterate. I'm surprised they're still running
Story 1: that isn't just brilliant - it's evil! When they steal some spicy food, they'll realize it was tampered with, and then go for the milk to relieve the burn, only to find that the milk is ALSO burning hot!
Phone story: I probably would have taken the phone out of its socket and into my room and only borrow it when asked, and only to the person who was decent enough to pay their share of the bill.
Considering that this was before cell-phones, and considering this is a multiple room-mates situation, it was most likely an old wired set directly mounted to a wall in a rental property. Cordless home phones (80's) were a piece of tech that was adopted in middle class homes quite close in time to mobile phones. (90's) Most people never bothered with a cordless home phone and adopted mobile phones later on for the extra utility. I doubt the OP had the time, qualifications and/or approval from the landlord to uninstall/reinstall an old wall-mounted home phone on a whim.
It amazes me how many food thief stories there are. Like, who does that?? The only time I've ever taken food was from a roommate who I knew well. I didn't have anything else in and the next day I apologised and replaced it (a microwave meal) and she was cool with it.
When I heard the software contract guy didn't know what a EULA was I was whisper screeming "HOW do you not know what a EULA IS?!?!" I had to pause the video I was so confused.
believe it or not the work culture for old folk in India is much more obtuse than America, an Indian businessman Naraynana Murthy actually claimed that a real full time job is 70 hours a week, that gives you no time to decompress, barely enough time to sleep or eat, and you'd be at work for 14 hours 5 days a week, or 10 hour for all 7 days, just because you work hard doesn't mean you deserve more then the modern man, or claim that they're lazy
I'm really glad that you don't talk unnecessarily for 15 minutes about every story. It's so hard to find good Reddit readers. I really appreciate all the work you're doing
Aha! As soon as I heard that the company was full of oldies who got in because they were friends with the owner AND the email fiasco I KNEW it was India lol. 9:14
Nah man, those seniors were just being nice. By being rude to you, they gave you a good case for constructive dismissal! How nice of them! (EDIT: Okay no idea if that exists in India ^^)
Certainly a good case for defamation, seeing as HR apparently thought OP gave no notice even though they gave *a month’s notice*! Like, you’re really gonna report me as “AWOL” (whatever that means in the private business world) when I gave you FOUR WEEKS to prepare for my departure?!
@@Tustin2121the only problem is that India doesn’t have anything in the name of employee protections - the legal system is generally a joke For example: someone had to go to the second highest court possible to get 3 marks for an exam that were incorrectly removed
My roommate was having a woman stay overnight which was against the rules and had to get them both arrested because she came after him with one of my chef knives as well as using it on a door and he also made an off handed threat to me. I said ah hell to that and called the cops when I went to school later in the day.
I'm a Boomer, and I readily admit that I'm not the most tech-savvy person on the planet. Hell, my grandchildren know more than I do. However, a few years back I decided to try my hand at an online business. Spoiler alert: It did NOT go well, lol. But, what it did do was force me to learn a lot about how to do certain things. If you don't know how to do something on your computer, RU-vid is your friend. I learned how to use GIMP (a poor man's Photoshop), learned how to use Word, and a few other things. I'm certainly no tech guru, but there's really no excuse for anyone being ignorant about things tech-related.
The last story, that family created their own mess because they don't know how to create clear agreements and investee time and money when they didn't even own the house.
My sister used to eat whatever was in the house. A lot of it was mine. I kept asking her to stop eating my food. I would write my name on my food. Nothing worked and she kept eating it. Watching videos like this makes me wish i had done something like putting laxatives in my juice or adding hot pepper extract to my food.
I feel like Dabney sometimes takes too much liberty in playing around with sentence structure. He frequently changes the entire meaning of sentences with what he does.
250k shu is not much. Most people are unaware of what shu (Scoville Heat Units) actually are. If we talk about revenge stories, it is usually Ghost Pepper or Carolina Reaper that is being used. Ghost Pepper starts at 800k shu, and Carolina Reaper at 1.4 mill shu. So for people who like a bit of spice 250k is on the sweet instead of the spicy side. Sorry for OP, but I am the one that likes spicy, and prefer Carolina Reaper over Ghost pepper because of it. (And no, not seen any product made with Pepper X, I think it is still not verified.)
Best part about that last story that you missed, that’s how they were bragging that they had changed the industry back in the day. Well, it’s a new day, and Opie’s generation is the one that revamps it now. If that was in the United States, you can sue them for withholding, your last paycheck and a dismissal letter. At least you can in Tennessee and Georgia.
End User Licensing Agreement. I went to college in the 90's and I am flabbergasted how those "Senior Guys" were so incompetent. IMO, those 3 stooges must have been nepo hires in the beginning.
This is what I used go through at the office: My colleagues weren't that old, and had Masters' degrees in our field. "How do I do X in Y software? "I don't know- did you check the help function?" (( blank stares )) "Okay, let's check the Help. Hmm, not too helpful- let's ask Mister Googlepants." I would end up Googling the answer, then going to their desk and training them to do the thing I had no clue how to do five minutes ago. Rinse and repeat. They never did learn to use Google. Any adult with a pulse should be able to use Google, but apparently this doesn't apply to unionized State employees. I had to drop out of college for financial reasons. I ended up getting a position that usually requires a college degree through a two year traineeship. My colleagues as I said had Masters' degrees, and years of experience. I had to do SO much hand-holding and training. And that was just one office of many I worked in over my career. TL/DR: My counselor claims I have PTSD after working in that place for over 30 years before retirement. I was like "No way, that's only for combat vets and trauma victims!" but also "Well, that explains a LOT."
This last story is clearly not American, as evident by the spelling of certain words and the mention of India. It sounds like the UK or Australia where the glass ceiling of senior management is even thicker.
I love you rslash but I gotta say I have never clicked off one of your videos so fast before. Prorevenge must have gone REALLY stale if we're still doing spicy lunch thief revenge stories, especially if it's the highlight
I am from Keokuk. I know the school mentioned and went there myself And yes, it really is the armpit of iowa. Also, it's mainly bar town and a methhead town
I swear Ive been hearing a few repeat stories recently. Maybe not this episode I thought I mightve but a couple episodes ago I know for a fact he had read one of the stories already like a year ago and forgot and re read it
The last story isn't pro revenge. I expected something brutal. Like OP revealed the incompetent trip ate beef regularly and we're lynched or they lost their money when the deal fell apart. It feels like petty revenge.
Eh, that sub has fallen to the literature club. It's all overly wordy bs that clearly didn't actually happen, because they'd be in jail if it did. I miss when it used to be good... before they started treating it like an English assignment with a minimum word count.
He did say it wasn't revenge but weird enough to share. Which really is true of being weird. It doesn't always have to be related to the title for anything in the comments
Honestly, i dont see why Rslash doesnt include his wife in the business. I live abroad and this channel is pretty inaccessible to most people i know because of the lack of subtitles in 繁體. Would there ever be a point where you both have enough time to contribute? RU-vid autotranslate is only stable half the time. You often get a wall of text at the beginning thats only partially translated correct, and the rest of the video is blank. (Not these videos but videos generally). Even videos with the proper subtitles but you use auto anyway. So. Is it something Rslashes wife could or would eventually do? If not, id have to get a Hollywood translator to do it for me, and then I keep the copies.
story 1: this is literally premeditated poisoning admission. it is long established practice that if you temper with the food you know someone will steal from you, it is assault. if you use potential harmful substance (like laxative or very spicy ingredients) it is poisoning. op described going out of his way to prepare very harmful food with explicit purpose to harm whomever is stealing their food. even making a conspiracy with others to do so (as he sought advice on it). why do people document their very serious crimes?
Because it was a food extract its hard to charge them. With laxatives you can argue danger that comes with it. This was food grade capsicum which makes things a little more complicated. It also depends where you are for laws.
@@tatkkyo9911 that was purified, not condiment "food grade", extract. and there is clear and documented intent to cause harm. it literally gives you both legal requirements of forseable theft and intent to cause harm. only mitigation i could think of would be an explicit "danger! do not eat!" large and clear marking but even that is negated by the post. the post is so damning that i can't believe anyone thought it was ok to share.
