First Story: I don't condone beating children, but I even less condone animal abuse, and lighting one on fire is beyond animal abuse. Kid's a psychopath.
Yeah I'm a massive advocate against corporal punishment of any kind, but even I was like "yeah, I'd make an exception for this kid." Afterwards he's getting sent to a home for difficult kids or whatever.
The PC story: I'm an Asian, and I'm sure as hell you can't just take the PC back unscathed. Even if you could get it out of the house and quickly sell it, they'll just go to your house and mess with your parents until they yield and started causing you trouble. The least thing they wanted is to have problems with relatives. So yeah, most of us will just count it as a loss and get revenge the F you way like the OP did. It's more satisfying, and proves a point so that 20 years later they wont mention it again at a family gathering to try to get back to you 😂
@@Royalname31i would’ve probably took one of the cables on the psu honestly if they still didn’t give it back Like just grab the cpu power cord and that pc is probably dead
Full send it is awesome though. I think the OP probably also didn't want the grubby PC back after the nasty a-hole cousin used it as well. Can't guess what he did and if OP can't have it, nor can the cousin 😂 The coin revenge was the cherry on top. I would have probably gone down to smash the PC with the bat then. Drive it home that it won't be salvageable at all. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
PC story: When OP's mother said, "Now we won't be able to go back to your aunts house." OP should have said. "Why are you saying it like it's a bad thing?"
2nd story: Being a student in South Korea is already bad enough. But now OP's family are just turbo AWFUL. I wouldn't be surprised if OP, as soon as they go independent, they will go NC and be like 'Why OP doesn't talk to me anymore?!?!?!?'
Personally, if I were OP, I would set replacing the PC out of the mother‘s pocket as a nonnegotiable condition for OP staying in touch with her, but yeah. The mother deserves to lose her relationship with her child over the PC.
Honestly, it looks like the mom is the big source of trouble in the family - with the dad feeling like not appeasing the tyrant would be a bad idea. I hope that dad finds the courage to stand up for himself and his kid one day...
Being born in South Korea is already bad enough. For male you have to study hard, got enlisted, work till you're dead for to sake of chaebol For female you have to suffer with misogynist incel whiny boy culture, got taken sneak video in changing room, toilet, Hotel etc. //My friend ex bf 's korean guy, TYPICAL Korean man "It's top mistake of her life" that's her word when she talk about THAT thing.
Asian parents were turned into a meme for a reason Sure not ALL of them are like that but many are infact like that. Unreasonably high expectations of your own children and said children can't say shit to their folks because the culture had wired into their brains the rule to ALWAYS respect your elders. As in no matter what and how bad they are as people. Which leads to them unleashing their pent-up agression on their own kids which leads to this unending circle of miserability and douchbaggery for generations.
rSlash "...Best revenge is just steal the PC back" that's too much work and not as satisfying than what OP has already done. Chucking the PC out the window and have your POS relatives eat sh*t is priceless.
I don’t know how some people can be so sick and cruel towards animals. I accidentally step on my dogs toe and am a profusely apologizing to him for the next ten minutes.
My one cat used to like to sit up on top of our open door(we have screen door in summer so leave big door open) and i didn't see her one night and pinched a foot when i went to close the door because of rain. I felt fricking awful. To hurt an animal in purpose is just beyond my poor brains capabilities 😮
One day while I was overwhelmed and trying to cook, I screamed at my cat to get out of the kitchen. It was loud enough to make her jump and seeing that I immediately broke down crying and apologized to her.
Literally same. I accidentally stepped on my puppy's foot the other day, and I spent who knows how long petting her and apologizing. She didn't mind the petting of course.
Only 10 minutes? Wow, way to not care about your poor pooch that you just scarred for life. He'll always remember and wonder what he did wrong to deserve it.
PC Smashing: I mean, the cousins did have a history of being destructive, so OP was pretty much doing their parents a favor. And yeah, the uncle could've just bought them a PC, he had all the money he needed, but he didn't so this happened instead
"Why, just to protect the store's $50 demo phone?" No, that was cathartic as hell. rSlash, there are two kinds of people: The kind who understand that this guy got the opportunity to do what the rest of us dream of every day, and the kind who haven't spent enough time in retail.
@@DrunkSamurai It _could_ be fake, however: 1. People are dumb and do things that will get them fired all the time. OP doesn't tell us what happened to the coworker, he may well have been fired afterwards. 2. Just cause someone does something that really _should_ get them fired, doesn't mean it does. I've done my fair share of things that should have gotten me fired, but didn't because the people I was working for didn't feel like reporting it (or in a couple cases, who couldn't report it without they themselves getting fired)
I had some wild neighbors. These two boys definitely had mental problems. When I was 5 they pushed me in front of the school bus. They slashed the tires of the Mom's car. One brother wrapped a chain around the other's neck til he turned blue. My mother had to pull the chain so he wouldn't suffocate while my brother ran to get a neighbor with bolt cutters. They threw rocks over the fence. My brother once tricked them into throwing meat from they're freezer. Had a family barbecue that weekend. They once set our lawn mower on fire. Our other neighbor noticed and was able to put it out with water from her kiddie pool. The mother begrudgingly bought us a new mower. They were eventually taken away and placed in a mental hospital far as I know.
This reminds me of my mom. When she was young she babysat her twin neighbors, real sweethearts. Years later my grandma calls her and is like "hey have you heard about Wingus and Dingus?" My mother hadn't "Yeah... they murdered someone" They had murdered Wingus' fiance and buried her in the middle of nowhere. And unfortunately got away with it because they watched so many crime shows. If it hadn't been for apartments or a strip mall or something being put in right where they dumped her, she never would have been found. And if Dingus hadn't confessed, they both would've gotten away scott free
@@midnightwritrix That was a calculated confession, I bet. Good on her for putting murderers in jail by waiting for the perfect moment to tell on them. XD
How on earth did your brother trick them into throwing meat? Did they somehow think the meat were rocks? Did your brother say "oh no I sure hope nobody throws me that me! That would be horrible!"?
First story reminds me of one I heard from Australia. Some drunks caught a rabbit and thought it would be funny to blow it up with half a stick of dynamite. They taped the dynamite to the rabbit, lit the fuse, and released it. The rabbit immediately ran to hide in the nearest cover: underneath the drunk's truck. The rabbit did not survive, but neither did the truck.
I remember working retail, my department was at the front of the store and being broad shouldered and 6'4" the security always called for my help with shoplifters runningnout the store. Store policy said we could grab them if they had the merchandise but the second they dropped it we weren't allowed to touch them. Sadly they always dropped the stolen items when they saw my 300lb ass barreling after them. Never got to tackle anyone sadly.
@@Tajarim88 there's a different between eating animals for SURVIVAL and ACTUAL ANIMAL ABUSE, like setting a cat on fire. Besides there are carnivorous animals that prey on other animals, like rabbits (which is a prey animal).
Ghosting: Wow, Josh. Didn't even tell OP upfront, pecking coward. Heck, he sounded like he wanted to just jump right into the General Manager position for whatever reason because he was mad that there was training needed (like every other job in existence, lol). Welp, glad to know the staff knew that OP was the better employee and left to work for OP
Interviewed for a supervisor's position that I had been doing the work of along with my own, having gotten screwed out of it twice before. I didn't even apply- was like Charlie Brown, Lucy and the football at that point. Then the big boss' secretary called me and said "You ARE putting in for the promotion, RIGHT?" O_O So, I put in my application. Aced the interview- pretty easy, since I was the company's subject matter expert on what I did. I literally wrote the manual. Aaaaaand they brought somebody in from outside, with zero experience in either our industry or what I did, and expected me to train them. That didn't happen. Ashamed to say that broke me like a twig. Ended up on medical leave until I hit my 55th birthday a few months later and could retire. Hope I did a good job writing that manual.
My mom once kicked my great aunt out of our house because she kept pulling her oxygen down under her chin to *smoke a ciggarette.* Some people are just too stupid for words.
Knowing people in the medical field, cant tell you how many elderly theyve seen hooked up to oxygen smoking. At that point most of them know what theyre doing they just dont give a shit if they die they die. My greta uncle smoked while dying in his hospital room, nurses told him its bad for his health and he just goes "I'm dying either way dumbasses, might as well enjoy it."
Pc story: If Op were to take the pc back, I have no doubt in mind that the mom would just give it back and it might've been a bigger mess trying to get it back. Unless Op had a place to hide it from his mom, I think he had no choice lmao.
The phone story reminded me of my old job at ToysRUs. We used to have an X-Box One demo, and the controllers on it would rarely last more than a few days before someone would steal them. Keep in mind, the demo X-Box was NOT a real x-box, it was a small computer with a few specific pieces of software on it covered with a plastic shell that looked like the console, and the controllers were also not real, they were directly wired into the system, they had no battery pack, no wireless transmitters, and even if you unplugged the wires somehow they weren't compatible with any port on an actual X-Box. Everyone who stole those controllers would have nothing but an X-Box controller shaped paperweight, they wouldn't even be able to sell them because any game store employee would instantly recognize the distinct wire connection on the top of them.
It's not about protecting the demo phone. It's about justice. When everyone decides to stay out of it when they see someone doing wrong the people who do wrong not only never stop, but they multiply.
Granddad taught me "Whether it's a penny or a million dollars, you're still a thief." Back in the '70s and '80, believe it or not, getting outed as a thief was a very bad thing. Now, everybody steals whatever they can get away with, so nobody cares.
I used to work at Walmart. We are absolutely not allowed to physically stop a thief and told our lives are not worth stolen merchandise. On another note, I saw this guy tackle this woman who was trying to steal alcohol from a different grocery store. 😂
@@sourisvoleur4854 That's probably true but I've heard no studies suggesting the inverse is true, that all people that tormented animals as a child become serial killers
Cat gets set on fire, runs under A-hole’s house that set it on fire, sets the house on fire, comes back out, Grandpa (OP’s Grandpa) puts the cat out & rushes it to the vet probably thinking it’s already gone, cat says “Nah, I got nine lives bruh, dude just killed my cousin, came back fine, A-hole animal abuser gets his buttocks beat, absolute win. If that ain’t a Super Mario Bros. on Nintendo Entertainment System style win, then I don’t know what is. Cat basically ate 6 green 1-Up Mushrooms, got fireballs spat on it by Bowser, used the fact it was burning to burn Bowser himself, and only one of his cousins was taken out.
sadly its an even deeper problem, which is their pride. If your in a fluent family your parents will want you to "continue the line", because if you dont get as success as them, or not wanted to do what they do, you'll be deemed as a failure. If your not in wealth you'll get compared to siblings, cousins and even strangers. Sometimes parents press their child to study just to not get embarrassed when talking to people. So yeah, pretty depressing for us Asian kids.
@@nguyenphamkhoi4472 Well you know what even Black people are like that. Definitely not to the extent of Asian people but still pretty bad. Being Autistic in my black family of stuck up, selfish, judgy you-know-whats, I was destined to be the family black sheep and family failure from minute one. I was far too stupid to fit in with my family. (Yes I know Autistic people are NOT stupid but in the eyes of the whole world, if you struggle in school or in life with even the most basic of things you are in fact stupid. Whether you're learning disabled or not, that's just what you are.) The only thing that got me any praise from family was my musical abilities. But like you said it's all about reputation so they only liked it so much because of how good it made them look. You don't know how many times I cried myself to sleep wishing I was never born. Not to hijack your story but I get your pain. At least a little.
Do a lot of them end up not contacting their parents back? Because it would be impossible to love them back. At least, without some form of social stuff
@@nguyenphamkhoi4472 It helps if you can learn to be a stubborn a-hole. I got so good at ignoring my parents and teachers demands that they eventually gave up. Took a long time and a lot of arguments but eventually they all caved, I was free to do things for myself instead of for them and have been much happier since.
I'll tell you why that employee attacked. it wasn't about protecting the store, it was about protecting *his* livelihood and sending a message. guarantee his ass won't be a repeat offender at that location. And I'm sure he's probably told the story to someone else so maybe they won't do it either. Peace of mind is priceless
The cat story reminds me of this guy who caught a mouse and threw it into a burning pile. The mouse was on fire and ran into the guy's home and burnt down the house.
My sister-in-law is demented. She set her own dog on fire and she was on the news for it. I think she finally ended up in the nut house for good this time 😅
On the PC story if OP just stole the PC back I'm a 100% sure OP's mom would have returned it to the aunt the second she asked for it, so yeah it was better to just destroy it.
holy crap, the first story about the cat is the ultimate karma story... props to Mr Kitty, RIP. In the PC one I would have made the argument to OP's mom that a high end PC like that is necessary for an engineering student and steal it back when she does nothing about it, leaving the coins in its place. Then if they notice before you leave and give you shit for it say then show me the receipt saying this is yours and pull out the guy who gave it to you's receipt and get the cops involved if you need to.
For the story with the PC, I would have kept the recording of the mom saying that they stole the PC without his consent and went to the cops with the evidence, just for the sake of having them arrested and charged. Idk what the statute of limitations in Korea is but I'm guessing that the plan that OP went through with might have been because he was past the point where it wouldn't have made a difference had he gone to the authorities.
I don't see Korean cops charging a mother for stealing a PC from her son. As for the Aunt/cousins/whatever, there's no evidence that they stole it. Mom's recording can only incriminate her, anyone else is hearsay. Assuming Korean law about evidence and testimony is similar to the US.
2nd story. "Oh you want my computer? Sure np." Then proceed to smash it to bits then hand it over. "Here ya go. Enjoy." Wow these ppl...They steal from OP and its OP's fault they don't want to see him again. OP...Not seeing them is just a bonus. Good job on the revenge. Made me smile.
TBF that pc probably wasn't worth much after the cousins had used it, probably had tons of viruses from downloading games, and probably never had a single clean in its life.
A fresh reinstall of windows (or whatever OS) typically fixes everything. Except for rare circumstances, viruses can't hurt the hardware. And before the PC crowd comes in with the "well akshually" comments, I am well aware of all of the possible exceptions to that. None of them are likely to apply here.
*Ucalegon.* The first story is a textbook case of ucalegon. If anyone ever asks you what ucalegon is, send them a link to this video. And if that doesn't clear things up, I guess they'll have to scroll down to my comment to see the definition - “A next-door neighbor, or a neighbor whose house is on fire.” Yes, the word doesn't contain the cat-ignition part, but a single word can't do _everything_ for you.
Second story, am I going crazy or is this a repeat? Or was there a story really similar to it because I remember Rslash doing one way back that had OP's PC stolen and them destroying it in return
There's 3 PC stories I remember. One where the cousin tried to steal a PC and the aunt yelling that they deserved to have it since OP and his family are godless children and the OPs mom beat the shit out the aunt. The other is where another cousin is trying to steal OPs server, thinking it's an Xbox or PC I don't remember, the aunt tries to bully OP into giving it to them and even tried to bully the mom until OP yelled at them to get out. The third is the tamest, where a neighbor tries to get the OP to give her his high end PC because, "he's too old to play games, he needs to focus on studying, women don't like gamers, and his son deserves it" and OP just says no and closes the door on her.
I can confirm, as someone who has lived in the rural south most of their lives, that people will do some absolutely crazy stuff with gasoline. I was in second grade so this had to be 2001 at the least. Some kid came to school, infected everyone in our grade with lice, so they had to check all of our heads. I fortunately only had nits, no live louses. My psycho father, in all of his wisdom decided he wasn't going to get rid of them by medicated shampoo. This maniac made me get in the bath tub, poured a 20 oz pepsie bottle full of gasoline on my head and made me sit with it on my scalp and hair for almost 40 minutes. Needless to say I had a few burns and my scalp has never really been the same. He walked back in with a lit cigarette hanging out his mouth. He did the same to my brother. He still ended up buying the shampoo. I honestly think he was trying to kill us
Last Story: Ummm, why didn't he sue that company. That is wrongful termination. Where is the write ups saying he was a bad employee? Where is the history of insubordination? This would be an easy win.
Likely because they "didn't want to deal with it". This shit is why our labor laws are rarely enforced, NO ONE REPORTS THE FUCKING VIOLATIONS OR SUES WHEN THEY HAVE A CASE.
First story isn't so much pro revenge as much as it was pure karma. Hopefully that kid got checked out because his behavior is textbook budding psychopath.
Coming from a retail perspective, I APPLAUD that cell store employee. Theft has gotten so bad these days that all of us dream of taking the thieves down like that. Stock is so limited at our stores cuz they’re coming in with groups and large bags swiping our entire shelves. Shits nuts.
And the thing is, I doubt he cared at all about the theft, especially since what they were trying to steal was basically worthless. It's the fact that they were trying to scam him, take advantage of him, pull one over him, whatever you want to call it. That pissed him off
That last story sounds way too much like my old job. I started a job as the new GM of a store and quickly built it back up from what the last GM had done to it, we were open again back to regular hours, our sales went from $900 a day to $2500 a day, all our labor, inventory, and food waste costs balanced back out again and the store was cleaner than it had ever been. Well after about 6 months of solid regrowth I was being put in other stores 1-2 days a week to help them out and was promoted to an area manager and after about 6 months of that they saw how much catering I was doing compared to the other stores and was promoted to the franchise catering manager. After I took on that responsibility they just couldn’t keep any staff at my old stores I was running and come to find out they were promoting people to GM positions that didn’t have clue what they were doing and could t handle the work load required and were treating staff like crap. So on top of working as the catering manager I doubled down and started helping more at my old stores to get them on track and after a another year of doing that they just pushed me to far after working 70 hours a week and having been in a car accident a month and a half prior the owner and two other top managers were in Florida on vacation and calling, texting and emailing me hourly to micro manage everything. Walking into one of the stores one morning as they said I needed to help put up some shelves and come to find out they had the entire walk in removed, the kitchen was a disaster, all the food that was in the walk in was just sitting out everywhere and had been for more than 48 hours and they told me I had 3 hours to get the kitchen put back together, get all the food back down to a safe temperature, get all the supplies put away that had been delivered, get the prep done and open for business. Not only would that have been impossible for a crew of 4 people to achieve but it was just me and one other person and I was still dealing with sever pain in my back, neck, hip and shoulder from the car accident and when I told them there’s no way that can be done I was told either do it or I’m fired so I took them up on that offer and went home
Missing the point of the phone story, it's not about being loyal to the company, it's about being to finally be able to "vent" all the accumulated rage working in retail generates, in an acceptable manner.
With the phone and car story, the co-worker may have just reached his breaking point. Retail workers have to deal with an insane number of AHs & and and the co-worker may have simply said no. Not anymore, you're going down. Definitely not the smartest move, but I can definitely empathize with wanting to do that.
I worked at a bestbuy, i remember being told not to chase theives, so we just stood there and watched as the managers scrambled when stuff got stolen, i remember this one old lady stealing 2 monitors worth about 1.5k, i just stood there with my coworker and laughed as the managers all stood just inside the store entrance
On the second to last story regarding what the employee was thinking, if he's anything like me it was a mix of frustration, rage, and pride. I work at a convenience store and have for over 15 years and I've lost track of how many times I've chased thief's out of my store or just blocked their path leaving. Never physically caught one yet since they usually have a getaway car waiting around the corner where our cameras can't see but I've made plenty drop their hauls just to get away from me faster. Is it smart? Nope. Is it dangerous? Potentially, the second to last guy did pull a gun on me. Will I ever stop? Probably not. Sure, it's usually only around 30 or 40 bucks in beer and such that they're lifting but I'll be damned if they're gonna pull a snatch and grab from MY store without resistance and for what it's worth after any of those instances word travels fast and our incidents of theft see a steep decline for at least 6 months. It's something, at least.
It's not about the money, it's about the message. If OP stole the PC back it leaves open the window to'take'it back, plus he'd have to sneak it past everyone. Rather, destroying it before their eyes leaves a certain sense of hopelessness. It's not "somewhere" it's f-ckin GONE. There's nothing left for them but the sadness and anger of it being destroyed. It has a certain flavor of total despair that really ties the revenge together.
On the story with the Korean parents… i can’t help but imagine what would happen if OP brought a homework assignment marked at 40% or lower. Inferring that computer helped him pass and, without it, he might keep failing.
PC Story: Honestly while the entitled Aunt and cousins are assholes here, the most infuriating character is the POS mom. Like…Op’s brother gave that to Op, he was abiding by all the rules she placed and she STILL stole it and gave it away. I do agree with r/slash though, I would have just stolen the pc back and had the recording that proves it was his.
the fire story reminds me of Asmongold's mother. the woman was on oxygen and she got so desperate for a cig that she lit one up while using the oxygen tank. it blew up in her face and nearly burned the streamer's house down as well
My mom had a Roommate (Rm) and her child roommates son(Rs). Anyways rm was bat sheep crazy and her son was even more psychotic. Rs decided to cut a hole in my brothers stuffed animal , in the bum area and proceeded to do unspeakable things. That’s not even the worst part. We had a cat and rs torcherd the poor thing and just mutilated it 😭
Min 12:38, I went through a very similar situation and I can tell you exactly what went through their mind, fight instead of flight, on my case, I was having a walk at night on my neighborhood (prior to this, it was very safe and something like a robbery had never happened before) while listening to music, when suddenly, the robber got down from a motorcycle being driven by his friend, he started struggling with me to take away my cell phone, at first he succeded and was trying to get past me while doing something with his hand and shouting something I didn't understand, when I finally noticed, he had a pistol, my brain immediately thought "if I run away to the road behind me, he can easily shoot me" so I did the next logical thing, I lunged at him trying to take his gun, luckily, when I touched the pistol, I felt it was made out of plastic, after some more struggling I took my phone back, the thief got desperate and immediately snatched my earbuds (since I was listening to music) and started running away, with all the adrenaline and my instincts on, I chased after the guy, on one moment he turned around and pulled out a knife, for a fraction of a second I wanted to keep going, but My brain was like "that one has way less chances of being a toy" and both thieves got away with just my earbuds Once again, when something like that happens, your brain does NOT think, it acts, logic gets thrown out of the window in favor of your basic instincts taking over
PC Story: “We will never see them again.” Oh no, what a tragedy. Guess you’ll just have to live with them no longer breaking/stealing your things.🤷🏻♀️
Demo Phone story: "What was going through that guy's mind?" If I had to guess something along the lines of "Finally, I have an excuse to beat the shit out of someone." We in retail and customer service have a *lot* of pent of rage.
For the PC story: An even better revenge would've been to buy the cheapest PC parts he could find and then replace everything except the hard drive/ssd and case. The cousin would probably spend forever trying to figure out why his once great PC now sucks unless he was a computer person and he'd have all the important and most expensive pieces of the computer back. Then again, OP might not have been one who could easily do that.
Have you seen the reddit clip of a guy throwing his lit cigarette in a hole in the ground only for it to explode, dust settle, and the guy crawling out of a crater 😂 i dont think iv ever seen karma hit quicker
I was expecting to hear The cat survived, the boy didn’t 😂😂 Also I’d drop the famil in the pc story, wasn’t hers yet she still stole it and gave it to the cousins.
One of the few times in my life I almost crapped my pants. I was at work, cleaning paint brushes with gasoline. This idiot kid who worked there walked up to me with a lit cigarette. I am up to my elbows in gasoline, standing over an industrial sink full of gasoline-soaked brushes. I am SCREAMING at him at drill sergeant volume to get away from me, and the little s**t is arguing with me! "Oh, I could throw this cigarette in there and it wouldn't catch fire." Just before a couple of other employees literally dragged him away, I was thinking, "If everything explodes, I am bear hugging him as long as I can stay conscious."
subconsciously, in the 4th story, my FIRST exact thought of what car the theif drove was a Honda Accord. I have one thats a 2000 coupe. I love how I called this on my part lol.
Before I was born my dad used gas to remove tiling or something with the floors. Well he forgot to turn off the hot water heater which had a pilot light
Flaming kitty story: That story broke my heart and made my stomach drop (literally) (also, I appreciate if the reader can read this comment with the soft, heartbroken, sympathetic voice,either out loud or in their mind😊) Anyway, since it happened literally, I have to turn myself into medical attention.
I hope that phone thief is questioning whether or not stealing a phone that's less useful than a brick was worth losing his perfectly good, functioning car lol
Phone story: I get what was probably going through that employees head. Most days you're like "fuck it. It's a job I don't give a shit about." You'll turn a blind eye and ignore thieves. Sometimes, the longer you stay at the job you slowly get more attached and you just get a build up of rage from awful customers with no outlet for payback. Then suddenly someone tries to steal from your store and you just act. It's just a mix of build up tension from past bad experiences with customers and a bit of that attachment to the store where you think "nah, fuck this guy trying to steal from me." So I completely understand that employee going after the guy. It's not advised but I get it
For the third story, he very well could have been fired. I work in retail at a similarly sized store, there's not a doubt in my mind that if someone tried that where I work, they'd be terminated on the spot.
First story: If I knew who made that to my cat, the night will be the last thing he will see Second story: If my mother will do gift my PC which cost me time and money... I will do the same thing R/Slash needs to understand that if OP steals it then the cousins the steal it back and on and on an on... So he makes the ultimate insult he smash it in to the ground meanwhile that parasites see what's about to happen, then "pays" the same amount in the most petty way possible. AND THE BEST OUTCOME POSSIBLE they will NEVER see that part of piece of shit family, the last punish for the mother is to not speak to her NEVER. The story make me furious but the revenge was AWESOME. Third story: That man prefers the downfall of his business rather than his ego being "hurt" and prefers "ghost" his employees rather than fire him face to face or with even a letter. If he continues that way he will be a homeless.
Last story. I worked for a shitty gas station that's was bought out by a national chain that merged with another national company that may rhyme with peven beleven. Well midway through my tenure the old regional manager began a new job at a national taco chain and took about 13 of her general managers with her to that taco chain which left the new regional manager scrambling for 13 new store managers. Needless to say that was a crazy 2 months and the chaos that we all created for that new manager was glorious😂 nothing better then someone saying "I'll see the manager tomorrow" knowing that they'll get some dude that don't give a rats ass and tell them to go away and that he doesn't care 🤣
As it happens my husband has a similar story before we got married. I guess his girlfriend at the times father let his friend use his camper and it had a propane leak. And his friend was warned to not smoke in the camper he did and it exploded he lived but sued the fuck outta his girlfriends dad.....
The last story was so nice, it happend without OP doing much other then him being good at his new job and giving people work. I wonder if Josh knows or not.
Thankfully I got along really well with my parents while they were alive but if they had sold any of my stuff without my permission I’d have given away (or thrown) a bunch of their stuff of equal value.
Mom gave away one of my favorite toys once. She said I'd been throwing rocks at the neighbor kid, and that she had told me to stop. To this day I have NO memory of that happening. Hindsight being 20/20, Mom was gaslighting a four year old. Giving that toy away was just pure cruelty on her part.
