Honestly, when that person started getting texts from people about asking her friend to move out, she should have just replied to each one with "she kicked my dog because she wanted to then got mad that I told her not to, and that's only a fraction of what I had to put up with" and I'm sure most of the people would apologize after that and then get mad at the other person. People really know who the villain is once a dog gets kicked.
Yeah, I was kind of annoyed by that. Why would you throw away friends when you already suspect they were told a fake version of events? They're not mind readers.
Same here in Norway. My landlord once opened AND kept my mail from the police. When the police asked why I never answered their letter I replied 'what letter?' and then told them how my landlord sometimes steal my mail. The police visited him next day (I know because he screamed at me through the phone while in police custody - smart move because they were then witnesses to his threats which I later reported) and the mail he had stolen that came from the police was just lying on the kitchen counter. His excuse? He was worried that I was a dangerous person because why else would the police contact me. The judge gave him (in total for both stealing my stuff, stealing my mail AND sending death threats) a total of 15 months jail time and issued a restraining order.
I genuinely don’t think I’d have been able to keep from saying: “girl… it’s just the same order, he didn’t even look at you. Stop being delusional! You just look foolish here.” How the hell did she actually think he’s into her just for that?!
Post 1. Once, in subway I was part of like... a train of people ordering the same thing? Like there was about 5 people in a row order same thing. Imagine if we all thought we fancied each other 😂
And the residence where they have individual apartments but there is an aid on staff in case you need them is called Assisted Living. They're everywhere.
She seriously reminds me of my son, who's 10 and has ADHD and his brain just works a little different sometimes. He'll misunderstand some conversation, but when I answer his questions he'll be angry, because my line of dialog does not fit with what his brain understood and that confusion makes him lash out.
Vincey you give me the same lil boost as a frog riding a crocodile. Here's some more wholesome nature facts: -Ravens and wolves often cooperate in the wild in order to get their food. But the birds are also starting to throw things for the wolf puppies to chase and play with, which echoes what early humans were doing when we made friends with wolves. -Tarantulas sometimes do a 'happy dance' when they get food. They stand up really tall and proud, then spin and bob in little circles to make a spiderweb picnic blanket. There are practical reasons for this and we don't know if spiders can feel 'happy' the same way we do, but what is happiness but having a nice big dinner? -Cheetahs are very very very anxious animals. But professionals working in zoos have realized if you give them a dog friend (preferably a puppy while they are a kitten) they'll look to the doggo for emotional cues and support. Seeing their dog friend is happy to interact with the zoo staff and feels 100% safe helps them calm down. -Some fish live long enough and have good enough memory to have human diver friends. One diver returned to the home of their moray eel friend after a few years, and the eel was super happy to see them! -Many plants are connected to others in their environment by working with fungi to form mycorrhizae networks underground. This extends the plant's effective reach for water and nutrients, and if one tree is lacking something another has in good supply the trees will send the lacking one the nutrients they need via the mycorrhizae.
Cheetah worked alongside dogs and humans for a long long time protecting fields and crops, the dogs alert to the presence of a pest or predator and the cheetah would chase it down! Theres some amazing videos of ravens teaching wolf pups to play fetch and chase using a stick held in their beaks! Elephants regularly extort food from Buddhist monks and, assuming they don’t have trauma about humans, will attempt to protect helpless, sleeping humans. They’re also extremely conscious of their size and will avoid placing their feet near tiny animals like mice for fear of harming them! Just thought I’d add these to your cool pile of facts ❤
The second story, they sound state side. If you pay rent you have special laws. And its not legal for them to open someone else mail even if their your child so long as they are an adult.
Mail tampering is a serious offense in most countries. A landlord opening their tenant's mail is bad enough that you might consider getting lawyers/police involved.
Personally, I'd just give a heads up, casually of course, that you're gonna start reporting "whoever is opening my mail" for mail tampering. If it's through the United States Postal Service it technically becomes government property until delivered to the legitimate recipient. This is why they're supposed to require ID for pick ups.
I see people like that last story all the time unfortunately, though mostly online. People who so badly want to always be angry at something that they don't actually listen/read what you have to say and willfully misinterpret everything. Ive pondered these miserable souls a lot and I think I finally understand why they're like this. I think it just boils down to a need to feel right, justified or superior, a round about dominance thing. Like picking fights is some weird way of them feeling better about themselves for putting others in their place.
20:00- Guess what? There's a place like OP described in my town. Seriously! Many years ago a company bought out an old hotel & some grounds around it & turned it into a great retirement home for folks that need minimal to medium assistance but not not true round-the-clock nursing. You start with a base rent which includes lunch & dinner each day at the cafeteria, which is run more like a restaurant but with a medium sized menu that rotates some main dishes according to the day of the week. [So a few really popular dishes are available every day for lunch or supper, but then there will be a few dishes that change daily. This gives more variety than a typical school or retirement home without having the huge overhead of having to make every dish every day & winding up with tons of leftovers like a standard restaurant.) Most residents fix an easy breakfast in their little apartment kitchen as it has a full size fridge & a decent amount of storage cabinets & a medium sized sink, but for safety there's no stoves, only microwaves, in those apartments so if you want a bigger breakfast or say freshly scrambled eggs you can add on breakfast daily to your plan or just pick a day occasionally & they just do a 1-time charge (like $4-7, depending on what you choose). Anyway, basically you can ask for extra services like OP was saying just help out/in bed or a nurse stop by at certain times to be sure you don't forget your meds or "Today I've got a cold, please bring my meal of X to my apartment so I don't have to go all the way to get it & spread germs too" & such. They keep enough staff on hand for all that. Same with laundry service too. You already pay for water in your rent, so if you want to do your own laundry then fine, but if you like for a small fee then someone can come collect your laundry & detergent & take it to the laundry area & drop it back off at your apartment. If you have family/friends that want to visit at mealtime, they can buy a meal there just like a regular restaurant or you can charge it to your room like a hotel. It's super nice, like living in a cross between a hotel & a nursing home, with flexibility on the extra services. Like you can ask for an assistant to take you grocery shopping every other week for what breakfast & snacks you want in your apartment, you can ask tgem to schedule you a ride to you doctor appt next week, & so on. You have nice grounds outside for when you want a walk, but if it's bad weather you can still get to the cafeteria & community center without going outside. Best of both worlds situation. I think if you look hard there's probably more places like that than you think.
@@Scarlett.Granger right?! Like I get having input if someone is talking to you about something, that’s normal. But to hear about someone else’s problems, then take it upon yourself to bring it up with that person, so you can tell them they’re wrong, is so wild. Especially if you get in touch with them specifically to do that.
@@elleumm absolutely! Like you said, yeah, if you're already in a conversation, maybe giving your opinion isn't unusual. But having a conversation, having a friend spill the tea about some situation and then you text the friend your friend told you about because you just gotta insert yourself in the conversation?! That's crazy! Can't fathom the thought process that led to this.
..kicked her dog? KICKED HER DOG??? Nope- yard sale Barbie would’ve been evicted by her ponytail on the spot. (I know that’s neither legal or mature:/)
7:27 - "... and she sneered that it was just a dog... " I bet the dog is a far better friend to OP than Kendall ever was! People who take an attitude of "It doesn't matter if I abuse it, it's only an animal" really infuriate me!
Little story: So there is a friend with whom i meet regularly and we just go try food around the city. We went to a specific chain of pizza restaurant twice. The have a way of writing their menu in overcomplicated ways to make it fancier, so I bet a lot of people don't actually know what the pizza looks like. which contributed to the following : Both times, a different couple sat next to us (as opposed to 1 person or a group). Both times, the couple looked at our pizzas and went "we want that" lmao We had a laugh about it and exchanged info like spiciness level and if I had extra toppings, told them what other pizzas we tried and liked. No one got upset or anything. Ive been to new restaurants where I didnt know the food, looked around at what others were having, and went "that looks so good i wanna try that". I think its the restaurant equivalent of looking at a mannequin in the window of a clothes shop and buying the displayed outfit. So I really dont know why people make it all about them when people order the same thing. its food. just eat it.
Vincey, with your voice and tone and accent, you male eating up in the morning a lot less catastrophic. Even when you read some insane and chaotic things, it calms my nerves. Thank you.
yes my mom's best friend is absolutely into me because last wednesday the three of us went to a restaurant before a concert, I ordered mushroom risotto and she ordered the same /sarcasm
I wouldn't go on the same bus with the cousin in the last story. Lead alone let her drive me. Either she didn't take all of her medication, or she took ones that weren't meant for her.
Story 4 Karen sounds like she has some sort of mental issue. Maybe something like paranoia. It might get worse as she ages more. Story 5 I mean the couple could have taken the nice route and politely asked if they could sit down next to OP. I've done it many times and vice versa. ..and majority of the time it works out in a busy place.
Naw, you kick my pet and I’m calling the cops and you’re now homeless. And if the cops won’t do anything, expect to have your whole life systematically destroyed. Hopefully, I wouldn’t snap and get violent. I’ve had an unexpected trauma response to perceived animal abuse before. I become a completely different person and it’s scary.
Must be in America, you can do anything to children in our country. So disgusting how we get more time for tax evasion than hurting people who can’t defend themselves!!!!!!!!
I mean yeah, you guys really seem to have politicians convinced that kinder eggs are the only thing presenting a danger to children. Kinder eggs, medical sex education and learning that america isn't the bestest at everything
@@doll9340 nah bro, in the past 40 years about 10 kids WORLDWIDE choked on those. Thats one incident every 5.6 years. In the whole world. That's literally nothing.
@@doll9340 bro in 40 years. Worldwide. 22 kids EVERY DAY are shot in America. Thats more than twice that amount, every day, only in America. How bout some gun laws?
Story 1: I’d say, “I have a cat. Sorry, I’m not sure I get the game, are we just supposed to share random, irrelevant facts about ourselves, or was it supposed to be a thinly veiled humble brag?”
I heard prick in the butt and thought, dang vincey I know you like to censor certain words (which I think is cool of you) but that almost sounds worse than the actual phrase. But then I see that it's actually written like that 😂
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Honestly, when that person started getting texts from people about asking her friend to move out, she should have just replied to each one with "she kicked my dog because she wanted to then got mad that I told her not to, and that's only a fraction of what I had to put up with" and I'm sure most of the people would apologize after that and then get mad at the other person. People really know who the villain is once a dog gets kicked.
That's what I was thinking. Like I doubt many people would side with animal abusers.
Yeah, I was kind of annoyed by that. Why would you throw away friends when you already suspect they were told a fake version of events? They're not mind readers.
Him opening your mail is a felony in the U.S. call the cops next time
I can't speak for other countries, but in the USA at least, opening other people's mail is a federal crime and the USPS does not tolerate it.
Same here in Norway. My landlord once opened AND kept my mail from the police. When the police asked why I never answered their letter I replied 'what letter?' and then told them how my landlord sometimes steal my mail.
The police visited him next day (I know because he screamed at me through the phone while in police custody - smart move because they were then witnesses to his threats which I later reported) and the mail he had stolen that came from the police was just lying on the kitchen counter.
His excuse? He was worried that I was a dangerous person because why else would the police contact me. The judge gave him (in total for both stealing my stuff, stealing my mail AND sending death threats) a total of 15 months jail time and issued a restraining order.
I genuinely don’t think I’d have been able to keep from saying: “girl… it’s just the same order, he didn’t even look at you. Stop being delusional! You just look foolish here.” How the hell did she actually think he’s into her just for that?!
Same lol. I add in that it's ok for multiple people to order the same thing lol
@@doll9340 I just can’t believe the main character bs lol. It’s wild
@@420WitchlingIkr 😂
Post 1.
Once, in subway I was part of like... a train of people ordering the same thing? Like there was about 5 people in a row order same thing. Imagine if we all thought we fancied each other 😂
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Why did the cousin in the last post get so angry out of nowhere? That's terrifying.
Sounds like actual mental illness.
And the residence where they have individual apartments but there is an aid on staff in case you need them is called Assisted Living. They're everywhere.
She seriously reminds me of my son, who's 10 and has ADHD and his brain just works a little different sometimes. He'll misunderstand some conversation, but when I answer his questions he'll be angry, because my line of dialog does not fit with what his brain understood and that confusion makes him lash out.
If someone says to you in a presumptuous manner, "I have a boyfriend," just respond with, "Really? I do, too!" with a big canary-eating grin. 😁
Vincey you give me the same lil boost as a frog riding a crocodile.
Here's some more wholesome nature facts:
-Ravens and wolves often cooperate in the wild in order to get their food. But the birds are also starting to throw things for the wolf puppies to chase and play with, which echoes what early humans were doing when we made friends with wolves.
-Tarantulas sometimes do a 'happy dance' when they get food. They stand up really tall and proud, then spin and bob in little circles to make a spiderweb picnic blanket. There are practical reasons for this and we don't know if spiders can feel 'happy' the same way we do, but what is happiness but having a nice big dinner?
-Cheetahs are very very very anxious animals. But professionals working in zoos have realized if you give them a dog friend (preferably a puppy while they are a kitten) they'll look to the doggo for emotional cues and support. Seeing their dog friend is happy to interact with the zoo staff and feels 100% safe helps them calm down.
-Some fish live long enough and have good enough memory to have human diver friends. One diver returned to the home of their moray eel friend after a few years, and the eel was super happy to see them!
-Many plants are connected to others in their environment by working with fungi to form mycorrhizae networks underground. This extends the plant's effective reach for water and nutrients, and if one tree is lacking something another has in good supply the trees will send the lacking one the nutrients they need via the mycorrhizae.
How fun and cool and sweet--thanks!
I love these fun facts ❤
The idea of ravens throwing things for wolf puppies to chase is just so awesome I'm likely never going to stop thinking about it.
Cheetah worked alongside dogs and humans for a long long time protecting fields and crops, the dogs alert to the presence of a pest or predator and the cheetah would chase it down!
Theres some amazing videos of ravens teaching wolf pups to play fetch and chase using a stick held in their beaks!
Elephants regularly extort food from Buddhist monks and, assuming they don’t have trauma about humans, will attempt to protect helpless, sleeping humans. They’re also extremely conscious of their size and will avoid placing their feet near tiny animals like mice for fear of harming them!
Just thought I’d add these to your cool pile of facts ❤
This is an amazing collection of facts! And they're very fun. Thank you!!
The second story, they sound state side. If you pay rent you have special laws. And its not legal for them to open someone else mail even if their your child so long as they are an adult.
Not necessarily, i live in the uk and there are laws to protect renters and it is also illegal to open anyones mail
Mail tampering is a serious offense in most countries. A landlord opening their tenant's mail is bad enough that you might consider getting lawyers/police involved.
Yeah it's a felony
@GloriaGinniver-hi8tb they specified state side lol
Personally, I'd just give a heads up, casually of course, that you're gonna start reporting "whoever is opening my mail" for mail tampering. If it's through the United States Postal Service it technically becomes government property until delivered to the legitimate recipient. This is why they're supposed to require ID for pick ups.
I see people like that last story all the time unfortunately, though mostly online. People who so badly want to always be angry at something that they don't actually listen/read what you have to say and willfully misinterpret everything. Ive pondered these miserable souls a lot and I think I finally understand why they're like this. I think it just boils down to a need to feel right, justified or superior, a round about dominance thing. Like picking fights is some weird way of them feeling better about themselves for putting others in their place.
20:00- Guess what? There's a place like OP described in my town. Seriously! Many years ago a company bought out an old hotel & some grounds around it & turned it into a great retirement home for folks that need minimal to medium assistance but not not true round-the-clock nursing. You start with a base rent which includes lunch & dinner each day at the cafeteria, which is run more like a restaurant but with a medium sized menu that rotates some main dishes according to the day of the week. [So a few really popular dishes are available every day for lunch or supper, but then there will be a few dishes that change daily. This gives more variety than a typical school or retirement home without having the huge overhead of having to make every dish every day & winding up with tons of leftovers like a standard restaurant.) Most residents fix an easy breakfast in their little apartment kitchen as it has a full size fridge & a decent amount of storage cabinets & a medium sized sink, but for safety there's no stoves, only microwaves, in those apartments so if you want a bigger breakfast or say freshly scrambled eggs you can add on breakfast daily to your plan or just pick a day occasionally & they just do a 1-time charge (like $4-7, depending on what you choose). Anyway, basically you can ask for extra services like OP was saying just help out/in bed or a nurse stop by at certain times to be sure you don't forget your meds or "Today I've got a cold, please bring my meal of X to my apartment so I don't have to go all the way to get it & spread germs too" & such. They keep enough staff on hand for all that. Same with laundry service too. You already pay for water in your rent, so if you want to do your own laundry then fine, but if you like for a small fee then someone can come collect your laundry & detergent & take it to the laundry area & drop it back off at your apartment. If you have family/friends that want to visit at mealtime, they can buy a meal there just like a regular restaurant or you can charge it to your room like a hotel. It's super nice, like living in a cross between a hotel & a nursing home, with flexibility on the extra services. Like you can ask for an assistant to take you grocery shopping every other week for what breakfast & snacks you want in your apartment, you can ask tgem to schedule you a ride to you doctor appt next week, & so on. You have nice grounds outside for when you want a walk, but if it's bad weather you can still get to the cafeteria & community center without going outside. Best of both worlds situation.
I think if you look hard there's probably more places like that than you think.
That sounds awesome
Yeah the mail thing, OP def needs a PO Box for sure.
People really gotta start airing dirty laundry tbh.
Takes away power from the narcs.
I'm sure you can get authorities involved when someone opens your mail without consent.
That last story really sounds like an undiagnosed disorder and they're struggling. I hope they get help
I have never in my life jumped into someone else’s drama with my unsolicited opinion, and I can’t imagine I’m the only one.
The entire internet in a nutshell
Especially like TEXTING someone with the sole purpose complaining about some new bs you heard? Crazy!
@@Scarlett.Granger right?! Like I get having input if someone is talking to you about something, that’s normal. But to hear about someone else’s problems, then take it upon yourself to bring it up with that person, so you can tell them they’re wrong, is so wild. Especially if you get in touch with them specifically to do that.
@@elleumm absolutely! Like you said, yeah, if you're already in a conversation, maybe giving your opinion isn't unusual. But having a conversation, having a friend spill the tea about some situation and then you text the friend your friend told you about because you just gotta insert yourself in the conversation?! That's crazy! Can't fathom the thought process that led to this.
Not talking about salary just leads to greater problems for society, but that's not this person's personal responsibilities, TBF
..kicked her dog? KICKED HER DOG??? Nope- yard sale Barbie would’ve been evicted by her ponytail on the spot.
(I know that’s neither legal or mature:/)
Whether that's legal, moral or whatever we can all just collectively agree that we didn't see anything, nothing has happened here xD
Yep @@Scarlett.Granger
@@Scarlett.Granger excellent:)
7:27 - "... and she sneered that it was just a dog... " I bet the dog is a far better friend to OP than Kendall ever was! People who take an attitude of "It doesn't matter if I abuse it, it's only an animal" really infuriate me!
Same
Amazon has locations where one can pick up packages.
Little story: So there is a friend with whom i meet regularly and we just go try food around the city. We went to a specific chain of pizza restaurant twice. The have a way of writing their menu in overcomplicated ways to make it fancier, so I bet a lot of people don't actually know what the pizza looks like. which contributed to the following :
Both times, a different couple sat next to us (as opposed to 1 person or a group). Both times, the couple looked at our pizzas and went "we want that" lmao
We had a laugh about it and exchanged info like spiciness level and if I had extra toppings, told them what other pizzas we tried and liked. No one got upset or anything.
Ive been to new restaurants where I didnt know the food, looked around at what others were having, and went "that looks so good i wanna try that". I think its the restaurant equivalent of looking at a mannequin in the window of a clothes shop and buying the displayed outfit.
So I really dont know why people make it all about them when people order the same thing. its food. just eat it.
At least the OP in story 1 got extra chicken lol
The last person sounds like they might need meds
VINCEY HI! I love your voice! And it helps me sleep at night! Helps me to relax.
I hope you have good dreams 😊
Vincey, with your voice and tone and accent, you male eating up in the morning a lot less catastrophic. Even when you read some insane and chaotic things, it calms my nerves. Thank you.
Thank you for uploading Vincy, you're videos always make me feel better in the morning!
I worked at a deli with a Chinese food area. Orange chicken was the most popular thing we carried. It's like like it's some obscure dish.
You playing the original post on the TV was so funny to me
yes my mom's best friend is absolutely into me because last wednesday the three of us went to a restaurant before a concert, I ordered mushroom risotto and she ordered the same /sarcasm
I wouldn't go on the same bus with the cousin in the last story. Lead alone let her drive me. Either she didn't take all of her medication, or she took ones that weren't meant for her.
Story 1: I would've said, "Okay, weirdo."
Vincey you are the human embodiment of wholesome
Story 4 Karen sounds like she has some sort of mental issue. Maybe something like paranoia. It might get worse as she ages more.
Story 5 I mean the couple could have taken the nice route and politely asked if they could sit down next to OP. I've done it many times and vice versa. ..and majority of the time it works out in a busy place.
Oooh super early! Always a great start to my day! Thank you!
The first one, had he been givne the chance "ew, im married" and turn around to add his order
Idk if it’s just because I’m in a good mood, but these stories were especially funny today 😂
Naw, you kick my pet and I’m calling the cops and you’re now homeless. And if the cops won’t do anything, expect to have your whole life systematically destroyed. Hopefully, I wouldn’t snap and get violent. I’ve had an unexpected trauma response to perceived animal abuse before. I become a completely different person and it’s scary.
For the first story it would be hilarious if the Karen was a coworker of OPs wife and was ordering off of seeing OPs wife with that same meal.
These entitled people are really unhinged 😂
So I guess those two never heard of Assisted Living I have a person comes at least once a week & My Mother has a person that comes daily
Story number two in the USA at least thats pretty much a federal offense isnt it to tamper with mail?
Therapy? Nah, just watch vincey
What’s the difference? 😂❤
Must be in America, you can do anything to children in our country. So disgusting how we get more time for tax evasion than hurting people who can’t defend themselves!!!!!!!!
I mean yeah, you guys really seem to have politicians convinced that kinder eggs are the only thing presenting a danger to children.
Kinder eggs, medical sex education and learning that america isn't the bestest at everything
@@Scarlett.GrangerKinder eggs are understandable
@@doll9340 nah bro, in the past 40 years about 10 kids WORLDWIDE choked on those. Thats one incident every 5.6 years. In the whole world. That's literally nothing.
@@Scarlett.Granger10 kids is 10 too many
@@doll9340 bro in 40 years. Worldwide.
22 kids EVERY DAY are shot in America. Thats more than twice that amount, every day, only in America. How bout some gun laws?
Story 5 is a Classic™ of this kind of sub
Pretty much lol
@@ZenoSsj4Hero There is always one like it or very similar to it
@@sopadumacacoumadelicia5 yeah, every time
OP you thought your roommate was Kendall but it was her, Dio!
Came here two minutes after upload. I know this'll be a good video.
Story 1: I’d say, “I have a cat. Sorry, I’m not sure I get the game, are we just supposed to share random, irrelevant facts about ourselves, or was it supposed to be a thinly veiled humble brag?”
OP your cousin needs help
Ah, another lovely video
Wait until Vincey learns about alligators and stick hats
People like Kendall are pathetic. also, good afternoon Vincey!
Day 945 of reminding everyone to do things for yourself because you're worth it
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I heard prick in the butt and thought, dang vincey I know you like to censor certain words (which I think is cool of you) but that almost sounds worse than the actual phrase. But then I see that it's actually written like that 😂
Some of it is him but others are so that he can make money as there are rules on cursing and all on YT
Day 652 of reminding everyone to drink some water! Stay hydrated, friends!
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It's official, the word Karen has lost all meaning.
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Yay I'm the 1k like
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