r/Prorevenge Karen Tried to Frame Me... I Got Her Arrested! 

A dash cam seems like a very wise investment no matter how beat up one's own car is. He did excellent work managing to turn that bullshit around. She was even nice enough to confess and elaborate on her motive after she was cuffed!

Wow she almost put a guy in prison over a false accusation and then has the nerve to be mad when he pulls the Uno reverse card? 🙄

I just love that first story and how she admits to faking it but tries to get some leverage by saying op faked it.

the first story is a lesson in why you should always have a dash cam.

My favorite part of these revenge stories is when the Karens go "You weren't supposed to do that! I was supposed to mess with your life, not the other way around!!!!!" like in the first 2 stories.

We lived in a crime ridden apartment complex. One day, a guy accused us of crashing into a brand new car. We had damage on our truck, but explained it'd been there awhile, after my husband hit a barrier in a gas station parking lot, NOT caused by hitting a car & we'd been inside all day. After showing the cop the rust & yellow paint from the barrier, he relented & told us the guy blamed us, guessing he was trying to get his damage fixed. The funny part? They found out HIS car was involved in a hit & run. I guess blaming us would get his fixed & throw suspicion off him. The joke was on him when they came back to arrest him a few days later.

That first story really shows that you really need a dashcam nowadays. If that were the case OP wouldn't have needed to put on an act to get out of her framing OP.

"I'm shocked that a district manager from Wendy's only makes 65k, I thought it would for sure be six figures." Sir this is a Wendy's

The first story is exactly what my parents told me to do especially if a person is on the phone because these certain instances are quite common especially where I live

Manager: "We cannot give you a bonus until the revenue rises and drive time goes down." Translation: "I am an a-hole cheapskate and I HATE paying my employees, I rather keep the money for myself!"

I love how there’s always a new video ready every morning! Usually the first thing I listen to while getting ready

That girl at the gas station probably lost her kids too for reckless child endangerment.

I love how Judge Judy can sniff out a lie. She was probably berating the plaintiff too.

Pro revenge is such an entertaining subreddit

As a former McDonald's employee, that last story filled me with absolute joy. Never work for fast food, folks, it's not worth it.

That first story is now the third version of the same story. Seems like whoever wrote it keeps changing it. The location changes, the victim changes, but the plot stays the same.

Oh man thank god for dashcams nowadays but good thing OP stayed calm and is so smart and a good actor.

Everyone, get a dashcam. You will make things so much easier if someone tries to frame you like in the first story.

This story makes me want to get a dashcam even more

Man that speaker story reminds me of what my dad did back in the early 2000's. Mom and dad were huge metalheads, she worked with the Government and dad was in Construction, we got an apartment around 05 when I was 8, and the neighbors were a nuisance even being next-door their stomping from lack of picking up feet and talking almost in a yelling manner, playing the TV and Radio loud (it was rap, my dad isn't a fan), he'd asked if they'd keep it down, they said sure, but in reality he increased the amount of sounds, and even started being loud af after hours, so finally he'd had enough after 2 months, & dad updated his system from a boombox to a stereo with speakers taller than me, 4 speaker boxes the 2 largest having around 8 speakers and the 2 smallest around 5 with a base the size of the radio itself, all stereo parts were between 4-6 feet in height, large beautiful system, got a lucky find, the neighbors on the other hand weren't pleased when their pictures and items on shelves started vibrating off the wall, a week goes by and because my dad played in the hours allowed we didn't face trouble, but the neighbor stopped being a douche. I should note this was around when "Insight" used to still be a thing in our area before it became known as "Spectrum" and the only music my mom played was thru a tv in her room via music channels and I used my portable CD player or cassette player, dad's boombox was just used at work and brought home at the end of his shift, he'd decided to use it until getting the huge stereo. Man, I miss that stereo, I can't lie nor deny, never seen one like it since. 🤣

"We have half the staff but the same number of customers" is the PERFECT excuse for why it takes longer to fill orders. I believe the phrase "that's no excuse" is meaningless tripe for assholes who don't want to do their own work.

The DM was like: "If I call back, he will want me to pay him, AND I DON'T WANT TO PAY HIM HIS BONUS!" Acting like a child while doing it.

I've posted about this before but noise wars make me smile. Had an older divorced dad and two teenage daughters move in above us (a house converted into 3 apartments). I don't know if they were skipping, home schooled or drop outs. Anyway about a month after they moved in they broke out a Walmart home stereo with the worst sound quality ever. They'd play it so loud you could hear the speakers breaking up through the floor. One afternoon I'd had enough so I dropped a Slayer CD into my deck, picked one song and set it to repeat and turned the 250watt stereo I owned to 3/4 volume and then went to run errands, visit friends at 7-11, I was gone a couple hours. Got home turned off Slayer to dead silence. They never played their crap loud again.

I also have a noisy neighbour, i always have to tell him to shut up. He plays live music, and sings, at like 3am sometimes. I shout at him to shut up, and he plays music louder. So I wait untill its nice and quiet, and start using powertools. Oh sorry mate, my shelf fell down at 5am and i needed to fix it. -_-

lol im seeing alot of comments from people listing to this in the morning so im gonna give some perspective of what its like to listen to this at the middle of the day (im british in case your're wondering) i love seeing this in my notifications after wondering what to listen to,i put it on and continue what im doing,then i get into a rabbit hole from reddit videos constantly

Wow, that last story reminded me of a time we were on the other end of someone abandoning a restaurant. I worked at a little retail store which sold beauty products and novelty items, and there was a burger joint next door. One day, we started smelling something really awful, and we thought there must be a dead rat somewhere. We called corporate, and they sent pest control, but they couldn't find anything in our walls, ceiling, or basement. A couple days passed, and the smell was unbearable. We were burning candles, incense, and essential oils nonstop, and it did nothing. Our district manager did some investigating, and it turns out the burger place next door had closed down, and not cleaned anything. They left meat out, burgers on the grill, the whole nine. Then our company spent days arguing with the owners of the burger place, trying to get them to pay for cleanup. Meanwhile, we were still working in the store, having to explain to every customer what "that smell" was. And our company finally did bring in a professional cleaning crew to deal with it. The cleaning crew brought over coffee grounds and chafing dish heaters which actually cut through the smell. They told us that's what they use to help with the smell of *cadavers.* It all got cleaned up, and we went back to business as usual. A bit anti-climactic, but when you leave rotting meat out, you're not just hurting your bosses.

If you don't have a dashcam, get one. It will still be a coinflip if the police/judge believes your footage or their story, but it at least improves your odds.

The first story is why I advocate getting a dash cam.

No matter who tells the first story, it's still entertaining 😂 that lady goofed with the wrong person.

In the last story, I'm a little surprised by the manager's salary too. It seems like his bosses were pressuring him to wring more money out of his stores just so that _they_ would make more money. They were probably dangling a fat bonus over his head too, while setting him up to eventually fail by pushing him to meet impossible metrics. Basically the same con he was running on OP. Yet when it all goes to hell, it's his ass that ends up on the line. Goes to show how much those at the top have been squeezing out of all of us and making us turn on each other just to survive.

10:20 that's funny, but what even more funny was when Jude started laughing at a case that lasted almost 2 minutes, when the defendant incriminated themselves, in front of the good judge.

I can imagine Judge Judy's response to the gas station video. "You're an idiot. We're done here. 😑"

My dashcam saved me in a story like the first one except we were going down the road and this guy swerved around me and slammed on his brakes throwing his door open. I took the door off of his car with my brush guard and stopped at the gas station at the next intersection (safest place to stop), he called the cops saying I was trying to hit him and kill him. Like 12 squad cars showed up and I just played the video, he was arrested for filing a false report, road rage, and something else about insurance or license. I've had a dashcam ever since.

In the first story, OP, you need to get a dashcam!

When I lived in my second apartment, I had neighbors who played their stereo on blast til early hours of the morning. I am a teacher, go to bed around 11, get up at 6. I asked nicely several times for them to turn down the music after 10. Called the police a couple times, which only resulted in the music down for an hour or so, after they showed up 3 hours later. Even reported to the landlord, who tried to help, but they couldn't sit outside and monitor them every night. (Definitely in the time before widespread security aps). So one day, after they had been partying late and it was the weekend, I took my speakers, set them against the wall we shared, set Hanson's MMMbop on repeat, turned the volume way up, then left to do errands for several hours. They met me on the walk when I came home and said...if you don't do it again, we won't. They lived up to their word.

First story: I heard this one before, what this Karen forgot to do was take out the lever from the reverse. Stories like these is why dashcams were invented.

Prorevenge is so satisfying.

These videos are a good way to start the day

This is exactly why i purchased a dash cam that records the front and rear of the vehicle.

The last story: you’d be surprised (or maybe not) at how much companies will underpay even those higher on the food chain. My old manager was also the area manager in the library system. They oversaw 15 different libraries and had to be on call at all times. What were they paid? When I quit last month they’d just gotten a raise and were making $39k. It’s also important to note we live in a *very* wealthy area and this person had to have 2 roommates to pay rent.

Story 1: If you can't afford payments of a car, don't buy it!

12:24 "Oh, you mean I don't just get the satisfaction of ruining today for you? I get the entire week? I guess it's not so fun when the shoe's on the other foot now is it?"

And the academy award for best actor goes to... OP! RealSailorJim! Genius, absolute genius!

That first story is why I’m glad I have a dashcam with a mic

First story reminds me of a quote from Christopher Titus “your honor can you give me five minutes to make this woman not a liar?”

That insurance fraud attempt is the reason I have a dashcam front and back in my car. Everyone should have at least a front mounted one.

When I was at University, early 2000's, the person in the next dormitory block played ONE song on full blast on repeat from around 6pm to 6am (I think they left it on when they went out). The song was "Kiss Kiss" by Tarkan (later used by Shakira in one of her songs). Everyone in my dormitory (around 40 students) and his dormitory (Men where on the first two floors and the women were on the upper two) were p!ssed and complained to the University every time it was on. Half way through the year he was made to leave the dormitory.

I work in a deli, we also have to deal with only 1/3 of the normal staff for closing, The GM and the DM constantly tell us to work harder and stop slacking and getting over time. So we started documenting everything we do and leave exactly when scheduled every night. They stopped threatening to write us up after two weeks. No, they never followed through with those threats either.

I heard the 1st story before a few months ago from another channel BUT, it's just so damn genuis by the OP I just have to listen again with satisfaction.. 😊

Wow, That first one was a litteral case of "Check yourself, before you wreak yourself".

Had an accident where the lady tried to blame me. I was turning into school one morning (left turn), then boom I was hit by a lady turning left out of the school. She tried to blame me saying she couldn't see me. Well much to my luck our school had multiple cameras watching the parking lot and football field, they caught the whole thing. My lights were on, turn signal on well before the turn, and my favorite I had been stopped infront of her for 3 and a half seconds. Luckily I didn't have to go to the hearing, but from what I've heard she had to pay a fine, get marks on her license, 2 tickets, and she had lost her insurance due to multiple at fault accidents.

That first story is exactly why I have a dash cam. At least we know how that woman got the money for her new car...

I also used to work as an assistant manager at Wendy's, but in the late 90's and I'm not surprised at all how this guy was treated. My "salary" back then was a whopping 18K a year for being responsible for a crew of 7 or 8 people. Every time I asked about more money I was told I was lucky I was a "manager" and that the store salary cap had been met, so no matter what I did in that store I'd never make more money. My GM was a great lady, but the franchise itself was pretty cheap.

Guy in the truck: You fool! You absolute buffoon! You challenge me in my own realm!🤣

The lesson of the first story is always invest in a dash cam. I know when I get myself a car or truck I'm going to

Please note guys: Cops are crooked, and they might not always do the right thing, so dash cams ARE important. However, backing up into someone leaves evidence and a good investigator will know the difference. My dad dealt with this once as an officer, before civilian dash cams were a thing, and they were able to prove that the car did in fact back into the other one. Get a dash cam, but hope is not lost if you don't.

I hope that everyone is having a good Sunday!

had someone start backing toward me from a red light and I honked and pointed at my dashcam, and the person literally stopped and then shot forward and ran the red light, like running away is going to get rid of the fact that my dashcam had their license plate clearly in the video it had been recording.

Damn, the fast thinking of the guy in the first post. I'd have been too shocked to think of that one.

Re: Loud Music Revenge: Merzbow cures everything.

Story 1 is why I'm saving up to get dash cam and rear cam for my car

The Indian housemate story is soooo relevant to me, I left uni 10 years ago with a sleep pattern that has never recovered and my mental health shattered because he turned his room into party central, he made multiple keys and shared them with all his friends and just slept at his friends houses, I was lucky to get 30 minutes sleep a DAY so had to retake my entire year as I skipped lectures. The destroyed sleep pattern is that now my brain treats sleep as I need to sleep the second my eyes are closed and never wake and sleep through anything, honestly one time I slept through a gas explosion in the abandoned bar across the road from me and another time through fire alarm that woke the entire block.

I have a front and rear dashcam. Worth every last penny. This kind of shit happens more than you think.

I’ve honestly started hearing Rslash’s karen voice when I read about them in /r/prorevenge and /r/entitledparents

Woo!! Breakfast and tSlash!

I still do not understand how stupid these people can be to mess with complete strangers. There is a reason why our parents told us to not talk with strangers or accept any handouts from them. That they can be dangerous. So what was this Karen in the first story going to do if, -IF- (not that he would, but if) the guy walked back to his vehicle and actually brought back a tire iron to vent his rage? What if he broke in before the cops showed up? You know, I still remember listening to rSlash tell the story of that homeowner who shot and killed the leaders of his HOA for taking his home. Fucking with the wrong people happens and is more probable when you know nothing about them.

OP in the first story is a genius

I really hoped the third story would have ended with the jerk failing all his finals.

Story 1 - this is why I have a front and rear dash cam.

I think this statement fits both stories in this video "play stupid games, win stupid prizes"

And that's why you get a dash cam front and back of your car in the first story.

For the loud music revenge story, I had the same problem with my neighbors...but they're spanish. Now I have nothing against them...except for every major holiday, they'd all get together (3 spanish families on my apartment floor) inviting friends and party till like 3am -5am, most times getting drunk enough to have fights and the police would get called. This stopped like a few years back. But nowadays, we contend with the fact the kids run around and play in the hallway (most times loudly and kicking balls)...TOTALLY UNSUPERVISED! This is dangerous cuz I live on the top floor of my building, so these kids could be hurt in any way and with no one watching them, god only knows what could happen to them.

she admits to being caught lying then says you gotta believe me I wouldn't lie about that

This is why I have a dash cam. When you are in a deck DO NOT TELL ANYONE YOU HAVE A DASHCAM. This gives the other people the opportunity to screw themselves over as much as possible by lying because they don't realize that it was caught on camera. If lawyers got involved that's the point when you reveal the dash cam.

The first story: That's what accountability looks like sweetheart. Better learn from it ;)

The last story (Wendy's)....smh You HAVE TO KNOW the employment laws for your state! You can't complain about the rules when you never bothered to read the rules. Stop waiting for someone to tell you. Learn the policies and/or law and then make your own decisions.

Yep, the driver backing up is why I have a dash cam in case they say I rear ended them.

Before you attack salaries remember they can change MASSIVELY between areas.

The first story is why I push to get anyone I know to buy a front and back camera for their cars. I even have like 4 spares I bought on a sale and anytime my younger cousins get cars, I gift them with dash cams with all the bell and whistles. This is because my Distant Uncle who I really like was put into a situation like OP and was forced to payout something like 1-2k out of pocket (even with insurance). People like the lady in that story are some of the most deplorable people on this planet.

The six figure assumption made me laugh.

Ya the first story happened to me. Guy was in a truck and then went in reverse just before Christmas last year in 2021. All the damage to my car was a hole in the bumper and a torn lisence plate. Didn't call the cops or anything. I didn't even report it to insurance because it was the holiday and finding an open shop would be basically impossible for a quote. The damage was superficial so I just let it slide and got a new plate and frame and it covers the hole anyhow. Concider it a christmas gift to the guy lol

After you finished your story about Wendy's, I immediately got an ad for Wendy's, which brought me great amusement. I figured I would share because of how much it made me laugh, maybe it will make somebody else laugh too.

For the first story, wouldn't be assult with a deadly weapon too?

Ok that first OP is Litteraly a movie character! It just seems so fake! Yet so epic!

Yeah, little known fact is that the profit margins in the restaurant industry are razor thin - they make a lot of money, but then the cost of wages for all the employees, the food and other expenses, taxes and complying with all the government regulations, and there's only so much money left for the person running everything. This even extends to the top - the people at the top of McDonald's are millionaires, not billionaires, and aren't even close. It just isn't a super profitable industry.

That first story 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 he was brilliant

I'm definitely buying a dashcam when I get a car and my license.

The third story is basically: I get no sleep cause of y'all! Y'all get no sleep cause of me!

CCTV cameras are a good person's best friend and a bad person's worst enemy. That's why just about every business has them.

Last story: Wendy's run similar to many of our retail shops like the "cheaper" shops A manager earns money based performance or basically.....if the higher "likes" them. It used to be before a certain time period the job was set in stone but as you know big bosses want to safe money and more work

remember kids, its illegal for a company or a manager to not pay you for the money you rightfully worked for.

Someone tried that stopping and backing up on me but I got lucky and managed to avoid it, they were in a roundabout (common in my country) just outside a McDonald's and I was just entering the roundabout, they first did a hard stop but I wasn't driving to close so I could stop in time, then they started backing up full speed, I quickly slammed my car in reverse and backed up aswell (I had thankfully checked just before entering the roundabout if I had any car behind me which I didn't) and they even followed me a bit out of the roundabout! I started honking a lot, hoping for at least a witness, well it must have scared the other driver of because they speed away so fast I couldn't even follow and check the numberplate, I had not even noticed what type of car or anything I just acted on impulse and at least I didn't get in an accident but who knows how many else they tried this on and it wasn't much to report to the police so they didn't care. There were no other explanation than attempted fraud because a roundabout is the last place anyone would even stop because if you miss the exit you just drive an extra loop.

The first guy is a genius and quick witted. I doubt many could pull of what he did.

last story is an example of why I never do favors for jobs.

I think OP in the second story went a little too far. I agree that the guy was an a-hole for constantly blasting music, and I get that OP was frustrated for the lack of consequences (honestly, I do kinda think the landlord was being hypocrite for chastising OP and ignoring the neighbor), but OP going as far as to screw with his life and hope the guy’s future was screwed up? I think that was too much.

OP in the second story went a little too far, they make headphones for a reason and they wanted to ruin a persons life and future

I have 1m tall Jensen quadraxials. I recently rebuilt them with 1000w 15" BOSS sub-woofers, 2x midrange each, horn super tweeters, crossovers and heavy duty wiring. They vibrate so much that they literally "walk" across the room (hard wood floor) when I blast my tunes. The best part is that they sound crystal clear no matter how high you crank it. 😁

I would guess that the Wendy's guy isn't making that much because this isn't the first time he's tried screwing someone over and lost.

If he'd rear-ended her, her car would have been pushed at least partway past the stop sign... right? There would have been tire marks, too, I should think.

Never work too hard on a skeleton crew because it gives your company the idea it’s sustainable and they’ll find a way to discredit your work no matter what.