My dad sent me a set of dishes as a graduation gift, a porch pirate stole the box of dishes, about 2 hours later, they came back with my open box of dishes. I guess they were hoping for something better.
Someone once stole my backpack with nothing but a charging cord in it. It had literally nothing else in it. I don't know if it was sad or hilarious that they pranked themselves.
I had a porch pirate steal a package someone had left me full of literal bullshit. It was their attempt at pranking me and apparently they opened the box in their car as the box was found off the side of the street, shit everywhere, along with a stained jacket.
The fishing-themed wedding is certainly unconventional, but also kinda cute. It's nice to imagine the couple meeting for the first time while fishing there and that spot having a special importance
It’s trashy to have sex in the stairwell of an apartment. It’s not trashy to have an unconventional wedding. So it’s not the normal stuck up stuffy wedding, it’s cute.
Babies usually don't need tickets and the parents are expected to hold the child on their lap. It's better to buy a ticket for the baby so that they can stay sit in their airplane approved car seat rather than being held.
The parents were stopped because the parents and the baby were there together before the police actually arrived the police could file no investigation and they were all three on their way back home
@@Bananafeet787 It was a 15-hour flight they were going to go on and nobody wants to hold a baby for 15 hours. They wanted a seat for the baby and the car seat but could not afford it. It did not matter who the carrier was they are not going to give a baby a free ride unless the parents carry it.
Also usually the tickets for babies are extremely cheap or even free it's mostly so they know how many bodies they have on on a flight for weight distribution and legal reasons and to make sure the child actually has a seat
I tried to tell an employee that someone took a swig from a drink and put it back, they decided I was the one who did it and that put it back on the shelf, called security and you can guess the rest. They let me go after reviewing the cctv. Never went back
I would have on my way outside the store still in front of the employee and at the very top of my lungs yelled that I told you I was not the one I was only trying to help you out.
@@josephhodges9819 people are really that dumb and mistrusting At least someone could have said something like It's the company policy sorry I'm being told to do this I don't understand either
I once saw a box of half eaten poptarts for 1k dollars on ebay before, I wouldn't be surprised if someone bought a 69 dollar opened can of monster nowadays
That first one... One of my coworkers once caught sight of a guy who opened a 1 gallon jug of milk, took a drink and then pout it back on the shelf. Had I caught that person myself, I'd have chewed them out for it.
It reminds me of people who try on makeup before buying it. When the store doesn't offer samples. Like bruh. Stop opening the damn concealer thats nasty.
An employee once tried to kick me out of a store because they mistook me for someone else. That was an interesting experience. Apparently someone who looked very similar to me got banned from the store.
15:06 the woman is indeed sleeping as i saw a post explaining it a few days ago, i'll try to see if i can find it again and if i do i'll edit and put it in the comments it was a 26 hour time period from getting to the hospital untill the baby was born and he took that with him with consent from his wife, to keep himself entertained for the time they spent in the hospital. he wanted to take that stuff with him because he wanted to stay by the side of his wife for if she needed anything and be there for her while not getting bored out of his mind
It's lovely if they communicated that out and it was all with consent, although I do still think it was a bit cringe on his side to bring an entire setup. Even if it was 26h. Just the steam deck, which is a handheld device and some headphones would have done it. And then even posting about the setup, kinda only noting on the side that it's your wife's pregnancy, doesn't sit right with me. Wrong priorities. But that's just my opinion
@@YoshuaMidas Yep, mans definitely a bit anti social or has problems with distinguishing social norm from his words. He's at least there to be with his wife. I have seen worse honestly
@@YoshuaMidas I always thought he was being somewhat ironic in that post, like "oh yeah my wife's giving birth but CHECK OUT MY SICK GAMING SETUP" granted I don't know the guy or anything about their relationship but that was just my first impression.
As a woman whose own labour lasted 28hrs, there isn't anything to do but wait to progress. I didn't mind that my husband brought his gaming device and gave us both something to do while waiting and certainly didn't take away from the birth. He was still present and attentive when it actually mattered.
It does make sense to play video games at the hospital if you know your loved one is likely going to be there for multiple days, and it's sweet that the person stayed. From context though, I'd guess that maybe "during a long and tedious hospital visit" wasn't the only time this person was playing video games instead of anything else? I don't know. My main complaint in a relationship would be if they never did house work, assuming we were both working.
@@hsihdbssbcjtzksk7426 True, bringing an entire gaming set up with multiple monitors and stuff would be extreme. Especially since they had to haul it all in the room themselves and are going to have to carry it all back to their car once it's over. Plus, all that stuff could get in the doctors' way too, causing even more problems. But like, if I was pregnant and waiting to be ready to give birth at the hospital, I'd be totally fine with my fiance bringing a switch or something small like that to pass the time. As long as you pay attention when stuff actually happens, then it's not a problem.
I did two work experiences for two different locations of Goodwill. The first one was so bad that I have vowed to never visit that location ever again. One of the managers had me sorting clothes in the back. I kept a small notebook for tracking how many clothes I hung on the racks. Manager told me that I was doodling. I was not. I was making charts so I wouldn't lose track. I was hanging literally hundreds of clothes during many of my four-hour shifts five days a week. I'm sorry that I was using something to help me be more productive. I came home crying every damn day because of that nightmare. Goodwill can kiss my ass
You cried because a manager said you were doodling? That's kind of weird. Also doesn't Goodwill run on charity and volunteers? At least here it does in Canada.
@@bumblebeeyellowdragon that's not the only reason. Manager always had me in yhe back sorting clothes where the garage door was always open to accept donations. Also it was November- it was very cold and the sweater I was wearing (a thick fleece) didn't do much. I was always cold. Manager was also mean to other workers as well. Their customer service skills were questionable at best. Also the fact that I'm *colorblind* made sorting clothes by tag colors was a nightmare. I didn't get help on that
People do call out trashy people in public, the problem is the trashy person is usually armed and has no problem with shooting or stabbing a total stranger just for speaking to them. Source: I work in retail, I've dealt with countless trashy people, at least 90% of the time they are packing a weapon of some kind and are looking for any "reason" to use it.
To some people in this country, the meaning of freedom is the right to put holes into people for any and all reasons and abuse the 2A to justify their actions.
I don't trust anyone who walks around armed tbh. At least where I live, it's simply not dangerous enough to justify it. It you're carrying, you're looking for an excuse.
3:30 - Babies need tickets since otherwise you could kidnap a baby out of the country without leaving a trace. Even a baby's identity has to be somehow verifiable before you can take it.
@@aguyontheinternet8436 a baby ticket is the same price as a regular ticket because it's the seat that's being sold. You usually don't need a ticket for a baby and the baby is supposed to be seated on the parents lap.
My cousin got married opening day of deer season before opening. Everyone had to wear blaze orange, including the minister. Everything was concluded in time for the newlyweds to get to their deerstands. It was all her idea. I'm told it was lovely, if a little early.
As someone who used to collect pokemon cards, i can confirm that the price has gone from about 2 bucks per small pack to upwards of TEN. DOLLARS. per small pack. And this all happened in a 8 year timeline. I stopped collecting as much around the same time as Sword and Shield came out, and the prices were a LOT better then they are now...
@@fiery_gamerz Damn... i wish they were that much here in good ol' America, i could buy at least 3 pokemon plushies for the price of one big box of cards
Yes I hate it so much, I wanted to start collecting them again as I loved doing so as a kid, but now they're hard to get and super expensive. Some places here even locked them away at some point so people wouldn't steal. I just want some pretty cards to play with .-.
12:16 I've been there before. To make matters worse, the shop had to close because someone came in and bought their entire stock on Christmas with a bad check. They were basically robbed and forced to close.
My neighbor conveniently handed me back my package after finding out it was dog food. "Oh, it was dropped off at the wrong door and my child opened it." Even though I watched her pick it up and walk away with it. 🎉
That "Wife Missing. Won't stop until I find her." *With the wig sticking out of the end of the closed truck bed. Hahahaha 🤣 that dumb shit was funnier than it should be.
12:10 that ring will probably never be seen again, class rings are often that expensive because of the metals used to make them. People will collect unwanted rings and turn them in to be melted down.
16:27 This seems to be a preconstructed Pokemon deck. My guess is that the deck contained a couple of valuable cards, and the rest was stuff whoever brought it already had. I don't think this particular mess had any to do with grading companies (who are about 95% scam, 5% real service). Just grabbing the good card(s) and dumping the rest is particularly common when decks include a card exclusive to that product that ends up as a tournament staple.
Yeah I don't think anyone's dumb enough to expect to find something like an alpha black lotus in a brother's war pack in target unless that target somehow still has alpha packs for sale in which case just buy out every single pack and sell it online for like 10k each instead of cracking it and selling it bulk rares you probably get for 20 bucks.
11:28 The reason why this is a problem and why it seems so weird? Homeless people who are living out of their cars but still need to go to work in order to eat need a place to use as a bathroom. It's true that it's gross for customers but there is also nowhere else to go. If you need to attempt this to make ends meet, Triburbanging a towel in so that you can block anything from going down the sink. shake it out outside.
Goodwill and Savers have both insanely marked up used clothes. Clothes are one of the biggest categories they recieve. Looking for a simple pair of work out pants are $11-$20 depending on brand. If I can get it cheaper, brand new, at Walmart, its no longer a thrift store. Used clothing shouldn't be more than a couple bucks a piece. $100 should get me more than 6 pieces of USED clothing. $30 for a pair of used sneakers!
They actually throw out 90% of the clothes that get donated. You're paying for the time it takes the employees to sort through everything. There's another comment on this video about a person who was reduced to tears doing that. Don't donate clothes. No one wants them. Use them for rags or throw them away. EDIT: Except winter coats and jackets. People do need those.
I worked at Value Village (Savers' Canadian name) for three years. Heard that complaint at least once a day. Here's the thing: they are partnered with Diabetes Canada. Any donation that comes in, whether dropped off directly to them or brought in via truck by Diabetes Canada, gets weighed and DC gets paid accordingly so they can continue to do what they do. It's corporate that decides the price range so the pricers have extremely limited control over how cheap or expensive things are. And of course, us cashiers had no control whatsoever on pricing then routinely get the brunt of the complaints. The amount of times I've wanted to say "What? You think we're volunteers here?" We gotta get paid somehow. I eventually left because the amount of theft I was seeing was getting ridiculous and I was tired of dealing with grumpy customers. Seriously, you work retail or food service for any length of time and you will come to LOATHE the statement, "the customer is always right" VERY quickly.
Find a local group to exchange used goods - BuyNothing, NextDoor, etc. - get your unwanted items directly into the hands of people who want and need them. The old standby craigslist has been rendered mostly useless.
Saw one of those oversized trucks rip the bumper off a car (that looked fairly new) yesterday trying to pull into the parking spot next to me. He then backed out of the spot and went and parked 10 feet away in another spot. Walked into the taco bell like nothing happened, meanwhile the bumper on the red car he hit is just hanging there.
About the baby in the airport. It happened and the parents literally tried leave him cause they were late for the flight. A worker noticed the baby and immediately called security. If I'm correct the parents were arrested for trying to abandon their kid. I was shocked to read it. I couldn't believe the stupidity a parent can go to. Can't really remember what or where they're now. It happened around November or December. But shit happens and it's disappointing.
14:18 Walmart has oddly-specific prices so they can come off as a lower-cost alternative to other places. It also really helps with returns, when you see a ".99" anywhere with a returned item. Edit: Also, don't steal from Walmart. All that does is get more things locked up, ruin employees' benefits, and make them hate you more.
6:44 provided that they didn’t manually change it (most people don’t) you can just enter “administrator” as the administrator password and get full access to do whatever you want with their internet. Most companies leave the default administrator password as the word administrator. These companies include bell rogers Fido and virgin.
@@ameliarekosh2836 just be careful because in most country’s you can be arrested and sent to jail/prison for 2-5 years. It’s not hard at all to see what devices have been connected in the past either so if an owner becomes smart enough they can charge you even a year or two after.
@@ameliarekosh2836 yeah well some people would use the administrators code to back door their way into a device that has virtual access to a bank account and transfer all the money to a different account.
Pennsyltucky is a portmanteau of Pennsylvania and Kentucky. it refers to rural PN and is basically used to make fun of people for being poor. I'm from KY and that's basically how people talk about my entire state.
that abandoned baby is very similar to the story of Francine on American Dad and how she was put up for adoption. What am I trying to say is, I thought this only happened in cartoons.
i caught some people at school once banging in a stairwell that nobody uses and not many people know about it i just took the scenic route to my next class
Trust me, porch pirates opening boxes is not a new thing. A few years back, my Amazon delievery of like...4 webkinz plushies was opened when I found it. Guess they were hoping for something good
As someone working in a store... I am extremely triggered by some of those. It's both depressing and hilarious how far up their ass certain people can be.
I have never understood ppl who advocate for stealing from big store chains, the minimum wage worker get more shit and and the company as a whole don't notice it. As a grocery store worker in Sweden we get angry from theifs and shoplifters and many of my colleagues work to actively catch them
Forget the trashiness, I am SO GLAD SOMEONE ELSE KNOWS ABOUT BABY GENIUSES! I've never met anyone else who knows that weird ass movie, which is a shame because it's so delightfully chaotic and adorable
Agreed on checking the seal the first one, even if it's not fully attached. As a packaging operator (not for food items, thankfully) who regularly does quality control, my job often entails chasing after 5 other people who have lost all motivation or incentive to care about their job to make sure they aren't just throwing bottles into the box that are either blatantly half-filled, leaking, or unlabeled.
My wife had a c section with my first child and due to low blood pressure she was kept in hospital for a week and couldn't get out of bed so I stayed with her sleeping on a chair doing all the night feeds and bum changes . I had my gaming laptop with me and while she slept I connected to my phones data and played battlefield 5
i will forever jump on the goodwill hate train. they promote disability acceptance, yet are horriblu ableist, often funded by religious groups (not saying thats bad, but i am saying it CAN lead to bad morals/ techniques), has certain "protocols" that are lowkey racist, and at my old location, has empowered workers who are homophobic+. im not saying never shop there again, but i am saying know where youre getting youre stuff from, and maybe look into a local thrift store if possible! Robin was spot on with that comment!
I was curious and looked it up. Infants do not need airplane tickets as long as it’s a 1:1 adult to infant. So if 1 adult brought 1 infant, they are free to travel so long as they remain in the lap. 1 adult 1 baby = 1 ticket 1 adult 2 babies = 2 tickets 2 adults 2 babies = 2 tickets
13:57 I know exactly where this was. I used to pass it on my way home. It got worse before it disappeared. It had something about snitches. I'm wondering if one of the nearby, barely legal, RV parks reported the owners for something.
I think he just meant that it's not for anyone to use. You can't be walking by, use the restroom, and then leave. You have to be shopping at the establishment
14:30 >sees things locked things up to prevent stealing >complains it's a lot of work on underpaid employees to unlock everything >still advocates stealing from Walmart. Holy crap Robin, pick a lane
NGL between finding small things like that AND that trend of opening and either drinking/licking or backwashing into products and putting them back on the shelves [I know the first few were fake but it became a trend and people did it for real] - if I get a product and it opens way too easily I'll just toss it. Just the other day I had a Oui yogurt, they have a tin foil lid glued to a glass jar. Just my thumb brushing over it was enough to peel the lid [I was trying just to brush up the larger spot to grab it] and I literally could not force myself to eat it. It didn't look like it had spilled [which I guess it should've in the bag?] nor did it look disturbed in anyway, but I just was like "I'd rather not take the risk of getting sick, idk if that clear liquid is the natural yogurt stuff or spit" so I tossed the entire container, which sucks being a $2 yogurt buuuut I'd rather not assume it was just a lack of glue and fine and get sick than to assume it was opened and toss it. [Also, even if no one tampered with it, it had a broken seal which leads to other issues anyway so better safe than sorry!]
@@Meleedroit It was barely a trend thankfully, but it did lead to a lot of companies changing packaging. I know a lot of ice creams that used to just be the lid and tub got plastic wraps or interior lids they never used to have. Which yay extra security for food but yikes that it was ever needed. Sadly, this and some of the other small "Trends" [that were mostly done by idiot copycats, the original stuff was usually faked but it went viral on the news so people started doing it after that] have made a lot of shopping places assume you're a thief/criminal too -motions to what Robin says about shopping with the Plan B locked up-
15:25 yes, while it is unnecessary to pay attention for hours on end, he brought his entire gaming set up to his CHILDS BIRTH. If he was bored, he should have just looked at his phone as he waited
1. It's a steam deck, it's no different than bringing a laptop. In fact, it's not so different than bringing a phone. Calling it an entire gaming set is kinda stretching it. I carry exactly the same stuff for work: a Laptop, a Keyboard, a Mouse and a Headphone 2. The wife is sleeping, and they already planned this through. The wife already knows about this. The story is incomplete and you can look it up. Post Pregnancy care can take hours if not the entire day and all that are usually just waiting for Anaesthetics to wore down, the Mom to get her IV drips and medications, and for the baby to be declared stable and healthy. Should the dude bring more context to this? Yeah... He worded the post really "apathetically" but that's a clear sign that this person really don't like small talks and embellishing stuff.. and that's probably why he enjoyed playing games more than using his phone. Mans a bit prude, but he's clearly caring for his wife Not everyone have the same way on entertaining themselves. Besides, with the phone, mans gonna wear headphones anyway. What you gonna do with a phone that doesn't bring up noise? Just chattng random people? His tone is clear that he doesn't like that And there's definitely more trashy behavior tham bringing a portable gaming console on your wife's post pregnancy care. Like, idk, leaving her alone in the hospital while you're at home for example. And trust me, you don't need to be a "gamer" to do that
You killed me with the last one for goodwill 😂👏 as someone who worked there tho, careful stealing, they do have a ban list that bans you from entire county’s
So as someone who used to work for a grading company for three weeks(not doing the grading itself but making the slabs for the cards) I can very much attest to what Robin was saying. However they only get worth that much IF the card is in good condition. The company I worked for graded solely on the presentation of the card itself so they used a software that detected edges for crispness, corners for sharpness, centering for balance, and surfaces free of blemishes. The lower the condition of the card, the lower the score and the lower the value.
The only trashy thing I’ve done recently is leave bagged poop on my neighbor’s driveway. He refuses to stop feeding the feral cats and only just recently added a litterbox to his garage…that he now never cleans. (His garage is always open) So the cats poop in my side yard now. I have cameras. They walk from his garage to my yard. Give them what goes in and you get what comes out.
Better to feed them then let them starve I guess? I’m not saying it’s good that there is cats defecating on your yard, I’m just trying to think why he might do that. Maybe it’s one of those cases of good intentions but bad execution?
Had a porch pirate open the box before they left. They stole dog treats and shower caps, left behind the Bluetooth mouse and vitamins. I guess they have a dog and are not bald; they also do not have a computer and don’t want to take care of their health😂
I'm from Israel, the couple that left their baby at the airport must be punished, that's another level of selfishness. and yes you pronounced Ben-Gurion correctly! (Ben Gur-yon)
On the topic of the Pokemon Cards, what sucks even worse is that, most likely, the person who broke into the cards had no idea what they were even doing...Because that was a pre-made Deck used to give the buyer something they can instantly go into a small tournament in. Usually the most "expensive card" would be somewhere in the 12 dollar range. And would drop in value once newer sets come out and it eventually rotates out of play. So...yea... Also, on Walmart, Not only is EVERYTHING locked up there, but, at least the one my sibling works at, they don't have safety keys to reprint incase the keys are lost... AND THE JEWELERY DESK NOW HAS NO KEY TO OPEN ITS LOCK!
7:15 OMG a Cub Cadet - I haven't seen one of those in a *long* time. Grandpa had the blade and dump cart too. Wonder how many working PTO attachments this guy has, he's clearly taken very good care of it.
13:15 I’ve absolutely called 911 before when I’ve seen that… and it’s happened more than once. But I’m a truck driver with nearly a million miles under my belt. My best friend was killed a week before high school graduation by a drunk driver, that sh-t ticks me off more than anything.
@@Imcryingconstantly Don't know, funny thing is they left, like moved out left, a couple of days afterwards. My thoughts were they could've been drunk, they often played loud music, so that's one theory
On the guy who was playing tarkov in the hospital my fiance and i were in the hospital for about 12 hours before the birth started (she slept most the time) and for about 2 days after (she and the baby slept most the time) i wish i had something portable to play on other than my phone at the time because sitting in a silent room for that long is honestly painful especially when youre filled with that much anticipation and once the baby is born stress of taking care of them on little sleep with nothing to do in between so mans was 100% justified to bring his setup
I've been at five births (same woman, married her first) and yeah... if things are going well, you're just waiting and may as well do something. Think I was watching shows with the wife a couple times; even went out for pizza on the last one. Got the wife McD's afterwards when she was allowed to eat.
@@Intelwinsbigly And how many kids have you attended the birth of? I was there, with the exception of breaks, the whole time, each time. The last delivery the staff were awesome and had her so comfortable she was actually able to rest. I was able to tell them exactly when to call the doctor on that one as well. Cut the umbilical cord on all 5. It's not a matter of being selfish, it's a matter of listening to your wife - the one that is going through it. SHE is the one that told me to go. I also got up at nights for feedings when she needed rest, despite needing to work the next day. The food was her choice, not an afterthought. And was kind of a tradition by the last one - she definitely DID NOT like hospital food.
NO! Not the bread sitting lady, she defiles the buns! Also, in case you see this, what energy drink ya sipping on, Robin? I'm having some Ghost Citrus flavour... Absolutely hooked on this stuff.
Caffeine in large amounts is really terrible for you. The effects get less noticeable after a while so you drink more. It also makes you anxious, so watch out.
@@danielthecake8617 I'm addicted to caffeine, but I've developed a tolerance to it and I'm fairly laid back despite the caffeine... I think. Still need to break my record of 1.5g of caffeine in a day.
As a European it's so weird to me how in the US people just...leave the packages outside. Like??? Do you not have a 'sorry we missed you' card or something? How is that even a thing? Also, your cars are weird. We have much stricter regulations for what is legal on the roads (and I've never seen any balls on a car, thank fuck)
16:36 I do like picking up the random cards though. I may not play or really collect pokemon, but it won't stop me from seeing something cool and picking it up to bring home. The store was probably never gonna sell those damaged packs anyways, so why leave it to waste
16:25 it’s worse because I think one is a pre-built deck (usually they’re the ones with a box like that with the smaller box and the window with a particular card, usually the Pokémon on the box) which have a predetermined set of cards inside which is usually listed on the back of the box (looks like they also opened a random pack though
17:47 I actually did this once during a black Friday sale, I made my brother sit on the ground where noone could see him just long enough for us to get home
Coming from a former retail employee, I am 100% behind stores locking up higher priced items in shoplift-proof containers. You'd be surprised at the shit people steal.
6:27 Nintendo Switch Tip: You can actually nickname each network setting like "Home", "That Place" etc rather than leaving it with the SSID. To do so, just edit any network you have saved.
You have no idea how much I would pay for an iPod that was still supported right now. I hate using my phone as my media storage device so much that I've gone back to using my old portable non-skip CD player sometimes and burning my own CDs like when I was a teen again.
6:36 the worst part about this is that this is on a Nintendo switch which means the place with the Wi-Fi is nearby or they already have it registered which means they used it
In some cases babies won't need a ticket to fly. Basically if the infant is small enough and doesn't take up space. If you let your infant sit on your lap you don't need to pay for a seat. But you'll miss out on potential on board baby solutions. Like opting for a cot or something. Otherwise it should be free.
Just cause of the “Jim from dairy” line I had to say: as someone who is the manager of a dairy department in a grocery store I’ve had many stockers I’ve had to manage. The worst was this girl who was LITERALLY always late. And would often leave early. And I don’t mean 5-10 minutes late. I mean like 30minutes - 2 hours late everyday. Then would complain all day about she struggles for money and how her husband is always mad about money and stuff. Now don’t get me wrong grocery stores aren’t known for being a high paying job. But I couldn’t help but be frustrated that she was being scheduled 28 hours but would work like 10 then complain she didn’t get paid enough. But when stuff expires or gets damaged we hafta scan it out. Well when SHE would find it expired or damaged she would eat it or if it was like milk she would pour it into her coffee cup and drink it. Now I hate wasting stuff but drinking curdled and expired milk or peeling a brick of cheese like a potato to get the outer layer of mold of so you can eat the inside with slightly less mold… that was to much for me 😬
If you have milk and cheese so long they curdle or show mold you _really_ suck at your job. Those things are unfit for human consumption days before that happens, and the expiration dates are set WELL before that. The visible parts of cheese mold are not the parts with the toxins in them and take a few days after the mold has set in before you can see them, and everyone knows milk goes sour weeks before it actually starts to curdle (or days if it's unrefrigerated).
@@Bacteriophagebs that is true but when the seal on them is broken before we receive them or they send them to us with issues already they get bad way way way quicker. There are many reasons stuff like that happens one brand we receive is known to be bad with their dates and their seals break very easily which cause them to just go bad way beyond faster. And maybe not curdled but like separated is the proper word.
I literally have all my Amazon/online store packages delivered, not to my door, but to the office of the factory I live in, full of strangers from a boomer-filled Portuguese town and I witness more honor than what I see in these porch pirates in the US.
I worked at Wal-Mart years and years ago. They have these fully cooked hot rotisserie chickens, which used to be $5.99. I swear, once every couple of months I would find one stashed in the candy at the checkout isle with just the legs missing. I believe I figured out who it was though I didn't have concrete proof, but they'd grab one of the hot chickens, eat nothing but the legs (sometimes wings) while shopping, and then ditch the rest of the bird in the candy when checking out. What an absolute trashy thing to do, and what a waste of food.
I used to work at a goodwill, and the DM always forced people to act like family, even in the back where no one saw and especially if the employees didn't like eachother, the store managers treat the assistant managers like shit, are the only ones who like the district manager, and act nice to employees when they're two faced. they make you say the repetative line "thank you for changing lives through the power of work" and get mad when you haven't memorized it within a week of working there. they actively make employees jobs harder with needless moves for "productivity" in the donation part of the store which just inconvinience literally everyone in the back including sorters, managers, stockers, and the people who take donations from customers. the store managers lie cheat and steal and threaten employees jobs if they tell. this isn't even half the list because the store and district managers are shit, this comment would take over an hour to share everything else there is, I have 0 respect from goodwill and so does an old manager who got fired and called the store manager the worst manager he ever had because she would always stand around on her phone leaving the work for the assistent managers. fuck goodwill and fuck myself for ever wanting to work there
3:44 Infants indeed need to "have a ticket" but in reality it appears as an "add-on" on the adult who is carrying them, for example, in the interface that the people at check-in work at, it appears as 1. ADT Doe/Ms Jane (inf Doe / Mstr JohnDoB 2023-01-01) 2. ADT Doe / Joseph or something like that depending on the GDS
I work in a Deli in a small chain of stores. People come in and eat the food we prepare and leave it on the self right after all the time. some times they take a whole can of beans and eat it in the bathroom...
My dad sent me a set of dishes as a graduation gift, a porch pirate stole the box of dishes, about 2 hours later, they came back with my open box of dishes. I guess they were hoping for something better.
At least they gave them back.
@Sapphirewingthefurrycritic that's true, I'm glad I git them back. They're still my dishes to this day.
Someone once stole my backpack with nothing but a charging cord in it. It had literally nothing else in it. I don't know if it was sad or hilarious that they pranked themselves.
I had a porch pirate steal a package someone had left me full of literal bullshit. It was their attempt at pranking me and apparently they opened the box in their car as the box was found off the side of the street, shit everywhere, along with a stained jacket.
@@hiddendesire3076That’s some real Karma haha
The fishing-themed wedding is certainly unconventional, but also kinda cute. It's nice to imagine the couple meeting for the first time while fishing there and that spot having a special importance
I think it's super cool! I don't like when this subreddit devolves into judginess and classism
It’s trashy to have sex in the stairwell of an apartment. It’s not trashy to have an unconventional wedding. So it’s not the normal stuck up stuffy wedding, it’s cute.
My brother and sister in law held a surprise wedding they disguised as a costume party. I showed up in my dinosaur costume.
Yeah, and the convenience store couple may have met there. Maybe one or both of them worked there.
It's like Robin says, it's their wedding
@@Cookiofshadows2 please tell me there's a dino handing over a ring. Cause that'll make my year
Babies usually don't need tickets and the parents are expected to hold the child on their lap. It's better to buy a ticket for the baby so that they can stay sit in their airplane approved car seat rather than being held.
They need a free ticket. They still need a booking
The parents were stopped because the parents and the baby were there together before the police actually arrived the police could file no investigation and they were all three on their way back home
Of course, it was a Ryanair flight
@@Bananafeet787 It was a 15-hour flight they were going to go on and nobody wants to hold a baby for 15 hours. They wanted a seat for the baby and the car seat but could not afford it. It did not matter who the carrier was they are not going to give a baby a free ride unless the parents carry it.
Also usually the tickets for babies are extremely cheap or even free it's mostly so they know how many bodies they have on on a flight for weight distribution and legal reasons and to make sure the child actually has a seat
I tried to tell an employee that someone took a swig from a drink and put it back, they decided I was the one who did it and that put it back on the shelf, called security and you can guess the rest. They let me go after reviewing the cctv. Never went back
Yikes. That's shitty.
"Yes. I took a drink and immediately brought it to your attention in a store full of cameras"
I would have on my way outside the store still in front of the employee and at the very top of my lungs yelled that I told you I was not the one I was only trying to help you out.
@@josephhodges9819 people are really that dumb and mistrusting
At least someone could have said something like
It's the company policy sorry I'm being told to do this I don't understand either
@@tpsam Hannah Arendt would beg to disagree right now
I once saw a box of half eaten poptarts for 1k dollars on ebay before, I wouldn't be surprised if someone bought a 69 dollar opened can of monster nowadays
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69
*nice*
YOU DIDNT BUY IT 😮
Just because it gets put on ebay doesn't mean anyone bought it tho
What… what flavor?
That first one... One of my coworkers once caught sight of a guy who opened a 1 gallon jug of milk, took a drink and then pout it back on the shelf. Had I caught that person myself, I'd have chewed them out for it.
Because of the ice cream licker, that's now highly illegal and is prosecuted as food tampering rather than petty theft.
@@elaexplorer some would call it bioterrorism
Here that would get you a fine and banned from the store.
He pout
It reminds me of people who try on makeup before buying it. When the store doesn't offer samples. Like bruh. Stop opening the damn concealer thats nasty.
An employee once tried to kick me out of a store because they mistook me for someone else. That was an interesting experience. Apparently someone who looked very similar to me got banned from the store.
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@@mathiasivanmaidana62 beg pardon?
@@ArcanineEspeon truthful
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@@adudewhoasked7123metal slug
15:06 the woman is indeed sleeping as i saw a post explaining it a few days ago, i'll try to see if i can find it again and if i do i'll edit and put it in the comments
it was a 26 hour time period from getting to the hospital untill the baby was born and he took that with him with consent from his wife, to keep himself entertained for the time they spent in the hospital.
he wanted to take that stuff with him because he wanted to stay by the side of his wife for if she needed anything and be there for her while not getting bored out of his mind
It's lovely if they communicated that out and it was all with consent, although I do still think it was a bit cringe on his side to bring an entire setup. Even if it was 26h. Just the steam deck, which is a handheld device and some headphones would have done it. And then even posting about the setup, kinda only noting on the side that it's your wife's pregnancy, doesn't sit right with me. Wrong priorities. But that's just my opinion
Still a weirdo ngl, imagine being so adhd you want to game in the middle of your childs birth
@@YoshuaMidas Yep, mans definitely a bit anti social or has problems with distinguishing social norm from his words.
He's at least there to be with his wife. I have seen worse honestly
@@YoshuaMidas I always thought he was being somewhat ironic in that post, like "oh yeah my wife's giving birth but CHECK OUT MY SICK GAMING SETUP" granted I don't know the guy or anything about their relationship but that was just my first impression.
As a woman whose own labour lasted 28hrs, there isn't anything to do but wait to progress. I didn't mind that my husband brought his gaming device and gave us both something to do while waiting and certainly didn't take away from the birth. He was still present and attentive when it actually mattered.
2:46 that’s what mark rober did. He took a HomePod box and made it into a glitter bomb with a tracking device
It does make sense to play video games at the hospital if you know your loved one is likely going to be there for multiple days, and it's sweet that the person stayed.
From context though, I'd guess that maybe "during a long and tedious hospital visit" wasn't the only time this person was playing video games instead of anything else? I don't know. My main complaint in a relationship would be if they never did house work, assuming we were both working.
I mean, were they expecting them to be constantly pacing the waiting room like it's a movie?
I think a whole set up is too much. Plus, there's going to be a lot to do for the whole stay during and after delivery.
@@hsihdbssbcjtzksk7426 True, bringing an entire gaming set up with multiple monitors and stuff would be extreme. Especially since they had to haul it all in the room themselves and are going to have to carry it all back to their car once it's over. Plus, all that stuff could get in the doctors' way too, causing even more problems.
But like, if I was pregnant and waiting to be ready to give birth at the hospital, I'd be totally fine with my fiance bringing a switch or something small like that to pass the time. As long as you pay attention when stuff actually happens, then it's not a problem.
I did two work experiences for two different locations of Goodwill. The first one was so bad that I have vowed to never visit that location ever again. One of the managers had me sorting clothes in the back. I kept a small notebook for tracking how many clothes I hung on the racks. Manager told me that I was doodling. I was not. I was making charts so I wouldn't lose track. I was hanging literally hundreds of clothes during many of my four-hour shifts five days a week. I'm sorry that I was using something to help me be more productive. I came home crying every damn day because of that nightmare. Goodwill can kiss my ass
Yeah, goodwill fucking sucks chief. I worked there aswell and was abused about every shift.
There is no Good Will at Goodwill.
You cried because a manager said you were doodling? That's kind of weird. Also doesn't Goodwill run on charity and volunteers? At least here it does in Canada.
@yellobumblebee like everything else here in America it is for profit and not for you
@@bumblebeeyellowdragon that's not the only reason. Manager always had me in yhe back sorting clothes where the garage door was always open to accept donations. Also it was November- it was very cold and the sweater I was wearing (a thick fleece) didn't do much. I was always cold. Manager was also mean to other workers as well. Their customer service skills were questionable at best. Also the fact that I'm *colorblind* made sorting clothes by tag colors was a nightmare. I didn't get help on that
People do call out trashy people in public, the problem is the trashy person is usually armed and has no problem with shooting or stabbing a total stranger just for speaking to them.
Source: I work in retail, I've dealt with countless trashy people, at least 90% of the time they are packing a weapon of some kind and are looking for any "reason" to use it.
To some people in this country, the meaning of freedom is the right to put holes into people for any and all reasons and abuse the 2A to justify their actions.
I don't trust anyone who walks around armed tbh. At least where I live, it's simply not dangerous enough to justify it. It you're carrying, you're looking for an excuse.
Well, what about we non trashy people carry weapons around for ARMED trashy people specifically, then see the chaos that ensues from this?
3:30 - Babies need tickets since otherwise you could kidnap a baby out of the country without leaving a trace. Even a baby's identity has to be somehow verifiable before you can take it.
I didn't think anyone required tickets for babies if they didn't take a seat. What country are you in?
@@RandornCanis Babies need tickets for international flight regardless of what country you are from. For domestic flights the policies vary.
I think one of the maim reasons plane tickets exist is because it allows them to keep track of everyone on board incase of crisis or emergency
Unless the baby ticket is free I'd bet it's a money thing
@@aguyontheinternet8436 if it is a money thing thats also trashy
@@aguyontheinternet8436 a baby ticket is the same price as a regular ticket because it's the seat that's being sold. You usually don't need a ticket for a baby and the baby is supposed to be seated on the parents lap.
@Belladonna
I sincerly hope you don't believe that.
As all things, a service cost a fee, simple as that.
@@greenscout_12 they have to pay for gas, the planes, the employees, and all the other services that they have at airports/on planes.
My cousin got married opening day of deer season before opening. Everyone had to wear blaze orange, including the minister. Everything was concluded in time for the newlyweds to get to their deerstands. It was all her idea. I'm told it was lovely, if a little early.
As someone who used to collect pokemon cards, i can confirm that the price has gone from about 2 bucks per small pack to upwards of TEN. DOLLARS. per small pack. And this all happened in a 8 year timeline. I stopped collecting as much around the same time as Sword and Shield came out, and the prices were a LOT better then they are now...
It’s the fact that there’s no new cards in the things they were opening because it tells you on the back
In my country it is less than 25 cents...
For ten dollars you can get 80 in my country
@@fiery_gamerz Damn... i wish they were that much here in good ol' America, i could buy at least 3 pokemon plushies for the price of one big box of cards
Yes I hate it so much, I wanted to start collecting them again as I loved doing so as a kid, but now they're hard to get and super expensive. Some places here even locked them away at some point so people wouldn't steal. I just want some pretty cards to play with .-.
12:16
I've been there before. To make matters worse, the shop had to close because someone came in and bought their entire stock on Christmas with a bad check. They were basically robbed and forced to close.
How sad D:
we should do this with every Walmart
How awful...I hope the owners were able to financially recover.
@@miaomiaochan They did! They opened a new location and it's super sick. I go all the time.
My neighbor conveniently handed me back my package after finding out it was dog food. "Oh, it was dropped off at the wrong door and my child opened it." Even though I watched her pick it up and walk away with it. 🎉
That "Wife Missing. Won't stop until I find her." *With the wig sticking out of the end of the closed truck bed. Hahahaha 🤣 that dumb shit was funnier than it should be.
People are afraid that people who do trashy stuff are going to be violent if they are confronted. Not everyone wants or knows how to handle that.
12:10 that ring will probably never be seen again, class rings are often that expensive because of the metals used to make them. People will collect unwanted rings and turn them in to be melted down.
"Walmart, it's totally okay to steal from you."
Can confirm. I'm not allowed to do shit about it.
Same. I work for a convenience store. It's a liability
I feel so bad for children who have shitty parents, which is the majority. Really hard to get over emotionally and mentally if you even can
16:27 This seems to be a preconstructed Pokemon deck. My guess is that the deck contained a couple of valuable cards, and the rest was stuff whoever brought it already had. I don't think this particular mess had any to do with grading companies (who are about 95% scam, 5% real service).
Just grabbing the good card(s) and dumping the rest is particularly common when decks include a card exclusive to that product that ends up as a tournament staple.
Yeah I don't think anyone's dumb enough to expect to find something like an alpha black lotus in a brother's war pack in target unless that target somehow still has alpha packs for sale in which case just buy out every single pack and sell it online for like 10k each instead of cracking it and selling it bulk rares you probably get for 20 bucks.
I think that happens with every trading card game. I know I've bought quite a few Yu-Gi-Oh! box sets and starter decks just for one card.
0:37 the fact that he rounded up to 70 bucks instead of saying 69 bucks pains my soul
11:28 The reason why this is a problem and why it seems so weird? Homeless people who are living out of their cars but still need to go to work in order to eat need a place to use as a bathroom. It's true that it's gross for customers but there is also nowhere else to go. If you need to attempt this to make ends meet, Triburbanging a towel in so that you can block anything from going down the sink. shake it out outside.
Goodwill and Savers have both insanely marked up used clothes. Clothes are one of the biggest categories they recieve. Looking for a simple pair of work out pants are $11-$20 depending on brand. If I can get it cheaper, brand new, at Walmart, its no longer a thrift store. Used clothing shouldn't be more than a couple bucks a piece. $100 should get me more than 6 pieces of USED clothing. $30 for a pair of used sneakers!
Odd. Here in Canada those stores are cheap.
The money they make goes to a good cause.
They actually throw out 90% of the clothes that get donated. You're paying for the time it takes the employees to sort through everything. There's another comment on this video about a person who was reduced to tears doing that.
Don't donate clothes. No one wants them. Use them for rags or throw them away.
EDIT: Except winter coats and jackets. People do need those.
I worked at Value Village (Savers' Canadian name) for three years. Heard that complaint at least once a day. Here's the thing: they are partnered with Diabetes Canada. Any donation that comes in, whether dropped off directly to them or brought in via truck by Diabetes Canada, gets weighed and DC gets paid accordingly so they can continue to do what they do. It's corporate that decides the price range so the pricers have extremely limited control over how cheap or expensive things are. And of course, us cashiers had no control whatsoever on pricing then routinely get the brunt of the complaints. The amount of times I've wanted to say "What? You think we're volunteers here?" We gotta get paid somehow. I eventually left because the amount of theft I was seeing was getting ridiculous and I was tired of dealing with grumpy customers. Seriously, you work retail or food service for any length of time and you will come to LOATHE the statement, "the customer is always right" VERY quickly.
Find a local group to exchange used goods - BuyNothing, NextDoor, etc. - get your unwanted items directly into the hands of people who want and need them. The old standby craigslist has been rendered mostly useless.
3:40 - it's Ryanair. If they could make you buy a separate ticket for the air in your lungs, they would.
Saw one of those oversized trucks rip the bumper off a car (that looked fairly new) yesterday trying to pull into the parking spot next to me. He then backed out of the spot and went and parked 10 feet away in another spot. Walked into the taco bell like nothing happened, meanwhile the bumper on the red car he hit is just hanging there.
About the baby in the airport. It happened and the parents literally tried leave him cause they were late for the flight. A worker noticed the baby and immediately called security. If I'm correct the parents were arrested for trying to abandon their kid. I was shocked to read it. I couldn't believe the stupidity a parent can go to. Can't really remember what or where they're now. It happened around November or December. But shit happens and it's disappointing.
14:18 Walmart has oddly-specific prices so they can come off as a lower-cost alternative to other places. It also really helps with returns, when you see a ".99" anywhere with a returned item.
Edit: Also, don't steal from Walmart. All that does is get more things locked up, ruin employees' benefits, and make them hate you more.
It's also so they can say they have the "lowest price" while charging one penny less than everyone else.
@@Bacteriophagebs Hence the first sentence.
6:44 provided that they didn’t manually change it (most people don’t) you can just enter “administrator” as the administrator password and get full access to do whatever you want with their internet. Most companies leave the default administrator password as the word administrator. These companies include bell rogers Fido and virgin.
I want to try this now lol
@@ameliarekosh2836 just be careful because in most country’s you can be arrested and sent to jail/prison for 2-5 years. It’s not hard at all to see what devices have been connected in the past either so if an owner becomes smart enough they can charge you even a year or two after.
@@michaelb.3006 Good thing I was joking. Geez you cant have any fun here...
@@ameliarekosh2836 yeah well some people would use the administrators code to back door their way into a device that has virtual access to a bank account and transfer all the money to a different account.
@@michaelb.3006so...randomize your MAC?
Not so fun fact: Goodwill apparently also throws out stuff that doesn't get sold.
Pennsyltucky is a portmanteau of Pennsylvania and Kentucky. it refers to rural PN and is basically used to make fun of people for being poor. I'm from KY and that's basically how people talk about my entire state.
I literally found 5 half-drunken bottles in a store in one row. Someone tried a lot of drinks before he bought one (or maybe not).
that abandoned baby is very similar to the story of Francine on American Dad and how she was put up for adoption.
What am I trying to say is, I thought this only happened in cartoons.
I’m an employee at Goodwill, and what Robin said was scarily accurate.
i caught some people at school once banging in a stairwell that nobody uses and not many people know about it i just took the scenic route to my next class
Trust me, porch pirates opening boxes is not a new thing. A few years back, my Amazon delievery of like...4 webkinz plushies was opened when I found it. Guess they were hoping for something good
As someone working in a store... I am extremely triggered by some of those.
It's both depressing and hilarious how far up their ass certain people can be.
I have never understood ppl who advocate for stealing from big store chains, the minimum wage worker get more shit and and the company as a whole don't notice it. As a grocery store worker in Sweden we get angry from theifs and shoplifters and many of my colleagues work to actively catch them
Forget the trashiness, I am SO GLAD SOMEONE ELSE KNOWS ABOUT BABY GENIUSES! I've never met anyone else who knows that weird ass movie, which is a shame because it's so delightfully chaotic and adorable
It really is.
Agreed on checking the seal the first one, even if it's not fully attached. As a packaging operator (not for food items, thankfully) who regularly does quality control, my job often entails chasing after 5 other people who have lost all motivation or incentive to care about their job to make sure they aren't just throwing bottles into the box that are either blatantly half-filled, leaking, or unlabeled.
Blessed by another uncensored Robin swear
Oooh we got two in one video!
17:20 I didn’t know TLC stood for The Learning Channel.
My wife had a c section with my first child and due to low blood pressure she was kept in hospital for a week and couldn't get out of bed so I stayed with her sleeping on a chair doing all the night feeds and bum changes . I had my gaming laptop with me and while she slept I connected to my phones data and played battlefield 5
Yup, that's perfectly normal. Carrying and using a whole set up on the other hand tho... It's just cringe. Plus, the judgemental glares from nurses...
@hsihdbssbcjtzksk7426 we had a private room and between my daughter feeding sleeping and shitting I had nothing to do
1:45 - Quickest way to end up on certain lists if a child sees you in any such position.
i will forever jump on the goodwill hate train. they promote disability acceptance, yet are horriblu ableist, often funded by religious groups (not saying thats bad, but i am saying it CAN lead to bad morals/ techniques), has certain "protocols" that are lowkey racist, and at my old location, has empowered workers who are homophobic+. im not saying never shop there again, but i am saying know where youre getting youre stuff from, and maybe look into a local thrift store if possible! Robin was spot on with that comment!
I was curious and looked it up. Infants do not need airplane tickets as long as it’s a 1:1 adult to infant. So if 1 adult brought 1 infant, they are free to travel so long as they remain in the lap.
1 adult 1 baby = 1 ticket
1 adult 2 babies = 2 tickets
2 adults 2 babies = 2 tickets
13:57 I know exactly where this was. I used to pass it on my way home. It got worse before it disappeared. It had something about snitches. I'm wondering if one of the nearby, barely legal, RV parks reported the owners for something.
“It’s probably for customers only” then why would they have an employee’s must wash hands sign?😂😂 11:30
I think he just meant that it's not for anyone to use.
You can't be walking by, use the restroom, and then leave. You have to be shopping at the establishment
I love it when Robin narrates, he makes the best jokes.
14:30
>sees things locked things up to prevent stealing
>complains it's a lot of work on underpaid employees to unlock everything
>still advocates stealing from Walmart.
Holy crap Robin, pick a lane
ROBIN USED MY "my trash what" TECHNIQUE, THAT STUFF IS MY CONDESCENDING GRAMMAR CORRECTION
Thank god im not the only insane person who does that
One time while getting groceries, I saw a HALF-EMPTY bottle of soda still in the freezer, safe to say I'm now being cautious
NGL between finding small things like that AND that trend of opening and either drinking/licking or backwashing into products and putting them back on the shelves [I know the first few were fake but it became a trend and people did it for real] - if I get a product and it opens way too easily I'll just toss it.
Just the other day I had a Oui yogurt, they have a tin foil lid glued to a glass jar. Just my thumb brushing over it was enough to peel the lid [I was trying just to brush up the larger spot to grab it] and I literally could not force myself to eat it. It didn't look like it had spilled [which I guess it should've in the bag?] nor did it look disturbed in anyway, but I just was like "I'd rather not take the risk of getting sick, idk if that clear liquid is the natural yogurt stuff or spit" so I tossed the entire container, which sucks being a $2 yogurt buuuut I'd rather not assume it was just a lack of glue and fine and get sick than to assume it was opened and toss it. [Also, even if no one tampered with it, it had a broken seal which leads to other issues anyway so better safe than sorry!]
@@Crow_Smith it wasn't even like a trend over here im pretty sure, since I'm literally asian
@Alkalez same man. Why can't people just buy food and decide if they like it before throwing it away?
@@Meleedroit It was barely a trend thankfully, but it did lead to a lot of companies changing packaging. I know a lot of ice creams that used to just be the lid and tub got plastic wraps or interior lids they never used to have. Which yay extra security for food but yikes that it was ever needed. Sadly, this and some of the other small "Trends" [that were mostly done by idiot copycats, the original stuff was usually faked but it went viral on the news so people started doing it after that] have made a lot of shopping places assume you're a thief/criminal too -motions to what Robin says about shopping with the Plan B locked up-
15:25 yes, while it is unnecessary to pay attention for hours on end, he brought his entire gaming set up to his CHILDS BIRTH. If he was bored, he should have just looked at his phone as he waited
1. It's a steam deck, it's no different than bringing a laptop. In fact, it's not so different than bringing a phone. Calling it an entire gaming set is kinda stretching it. I carry exactly the same stuff for work: a Laptop, a Keyboard, a Mouse and a Headphone
2. The wife is sleeping, and they already planned this through. The wife already knows about this. The story is incomplete and you can look it up. Post Pregnancy care can take hours if not the entire day and all that are usually just waiting for Anaesthetics to wore down, the Mom to get her IV drips and medications, and for the baby to be declared stable and healthy.
Should the dude bring more context to this? Yeah... He worded the post really "apathetically" but that's a clear sign that this person really don't like small talks and embellishing stuff.. and that's probably why he enjoyed playing games more than using his phone. Mans a bit prude, but he's clearly caring for his wife
Not everyone have the same way on entertaining themselves. Besides, with the phone, mans gonna wear headphones anyway. What you gonna do with a phone that doesn't bring up noise? Just chattng random people? His tone is clear that he doesn't like that
And there's definitely more trashy behavior tham bringing a portable gaming console on your wife's post pregnancy care. Like, idk, leaving her alone in the hospital while you're at home for example. And trust me, you don't need to be a "gamer" to do that
You killed me with the last one for goodwill 😂👏 as someone who worked there tho, careful stealing, they do have a ban list that bans you from entire county’s
So as someone who used to work for a grading company for three weeks(not doing the grading itself but making the slabs for the cards) I can very much attest to what Robin was saying. However they only get worth that much IF the card is in good condition. The company I worked for graded solely on the presentation of the card itself so they used a software that detected edges for crispness, corners for sharpness, centering for balance, and surfaces free of blemishes. The lower the condition of the card, the lower the score and the lower the value.
The only trashy thing I’ve done recently is leave bagged poop on my neighbor’s driveway. He refuses to stop feeding the feral cats and only just recently added a litterbox to his garage…that he now never cleans. (His garage is always open) So the cats poop in my side yard now. I have cameras. They walk from his garage to my yard. Give them what goes in and you get what comes out.
Better to feed them then let them starve I guess?
I’m not saying it’s good that there is cats defecating on your yard, I’m just trying to think why he might do that.
Maybe it’s one of those cases of good intentions but bad execution?
@@agentnull5242 that's probably the case here, specially with the not cleaning the litterbox part
@@fresanegra77 Yep, thought so 👍
@@agentnull5242 I hope they actually talked it out and came to an agreement
please let there be a channel membership thing. I would pay money to be an EmKay channel member! 🥺
That’s. Good idea. They should do that
It’s a strange thought that people STILL haven’t finished this video at the time I’m commenting this.
HEHEHE WOW THATS AMAZING
oh...
If you see anybody stealing food, you didn’t I think we can all agree on that everybody needs food
3:17 It’s Ryanair, they saved that Child’s life.
Had a porch pirate open the box before they left. They stole dog treats and shower caps, left behind the Bluetooth mouse and vitamins. I guess they have a dog and are not bald; they also do not have a computer and don’t want to take care of their health😂
I'm from Israel, the couple that left their baby at the airport must be punished, that's another level of selfishness.
and yes you pronounced Ben-Gurion correctly! (Ben Gur-yon)
On the topic of the Pokemon Cards, what sucks even worse is that, most likely, the person who broke into the cards had no idea what they were even doing...Because that was a pre-made Deck used to give the buyer something they can instantly go into a small tournament in. Usually the most "expensive card" would be somewhere in the 12 dollar range. And would drop in value once newer sets come out and it eventually rotates out of play.
So...yea...
Also, on Walmart,
Not only is EVERYTHING locked up there, but, at least the one my sibling works at, they don't have safety keys to reprint incase the keys are lost...
AND THE JEWELERY DESK NOW HAS NO KEY TO OPEN ITS LOCK!
Bruh, people disappoint me
(Correction; greedy people) and when did they start locking up Walmart stuff
7:15 OMG a Cub Cadet - I haven't seen one of those in a *long* time. Grandpa had the blade and dump cart too.
Wonder how many working PTO attachments this guy has, he's clearly taken very good care of it.
13:15 I’ve absolutely called 911 before when I’ve seen that… and it’s happened more than once. But I’m a truck driver with nearly a million miles under my belt.
My best friend was killed a week before high school graduation by a drunk driver, that sh-t ticks me off more than anything.
10:27 is my post ! Holy crap this feels weird.
Why did they puke on your door
@@Imcryingconstantly Don't know, funny thing is they left, like moved out left, a couple of days afterwards. My thoughts were they could've been drunk, they often played loud music, so that's one theory
@@WonderfulWhale I’m glad they left you can finally have some peace and quiet
On the guy who was playing tarkov in the hospital my fiance and i were in the hospital for about 12 hours before the birth started (she slept most the time) and for about 2 days after (she and the baby slept most the time) i wish i had something portable to play on other than my phone at the time because sitting in a silent room for that long is honestly painful especially when youre filled with that much anticipation and once the baby is born stress of taking care of them on little sleep with nothing to do in between so mans was 100% justified to bring his setup
love the fact that most times what i think to myself is what is said in the funny commentary .
I've been at five births (same woman, married her first) and yeah... if things are going well, you're just waiting and may as well do something. Think I was watching shows with the wife a couple times; even went out for pizza on the last one. Got the wife McD's afterwards when she was allowed to eat.
Total Chad right here.
@@Intelwinsbigly And how many kids have you attended the birth of? I was there, with the exception of breaks, the whole time, each time. The last delivery the staff were awesome and had her so comfortable she was actually able to rest. I was able to tell them exactly when to call the doctor on that one as well. Cut the umbilical cord on all 5. It's not a matter of being selfish, it's a matter of listening to your wife - the one that is going through it. SHE is the one that told me to go. I also got up at nights for feedings when she needed rest, despite needing to work the next day.
The food was her choice, not an afterthought. And was kind of a tradition by the last one - she definitely DID NOT like hospital food.
@@kstricl I was admiring the number of children, no need to be crotchety.
@@kstricl yo, greg meant it as a complement.
We need a video with all of you guys on one call please just one 🙏
Yes
great idea, however, timezones. the difference in time between Robin and Jack is 18 hours
@@jakerussell135 just record it at 12:00 pm. Then one will be at 6 pm and one at noon.
NO! Not the bread sitting lady, she defiles the buns!
Also, in case you see this, what energy drink ya sipping on, Robin? I'm having some Ghost Citrus flavour... Absolutely hooked on this stuff.
Caffeine in large amounts is really terrible for you. The effects get less noticeable after a while so you drink more. It also makes you anxious, so watch out.
@@danielthecake8617 I'm addicted to caffeine, but I've developed a tolerance to it and I'm fairly laid back despite the caffeine... I think. Still need to break my record of 1.5g of caffeine in a day.
How will I make my hamburgers now!?
@@Just_a_commenter ever since it was brought up. I can't stop seeing your profile picture. Even in replies to comments.
And totally didn't realize this was your own post at first.
As a European it's so weird to me how in the US people just...leave the packages outside. Like??? Do you not have a 'sorry we missed you' card or something? How is that even a thing? Also, your cars are weird. We have much stricter regulations for what is legal on the roads (and I've never seen any balls on a car, thank fuck)
16:36 I do like picking up the random cards though. I may not play or really collect pokemon, but it won't stop me from seeing something cool and picking it up to bring home. The store was probably never gonna sell those damaged packs anyways, so why leave it to waste
If someone can break into someone else's home, and sue them for not having good drinks, you can get away with pretty much anything.
16:25 it’s worse because I think one is a pre-built deck (usually they’re the ones with a box like that with the smaller box and the window with a particular card, usually the Pokémon on the box) which have a predetermined set of cards inside which is usually listed on the back of the box (looks like they also opened a random pack though
6:57 “no one ever said romance was dead”
Bailey Spinn:
9:02 not to mention what the balls are. i'm not sure how much bowling balls usually cost, but i feel like that's good to point out too.
0:23 WITNESS ME! **holds hands in shape of v8 engine while committing s*icide by jumping off of a moving car**
17:47 I actually did this once during a black Friday sale, I made my brother sit on the ground where noone could see him just long enough for us to get home
Coming from a former retail employee, I am 100% behind stores locking up higher priced items in shoplift-proof containers. You'd be surprised at the shit people steal.
6:27 Nintendo Switch Tip:
You can actually nickname each network setting like "Home", "That Place" etc rather than leaving it with the SSID. To do so, just edit any network you have saved.
Yeah, gotta be honest, that fishing wedding isn't trashy
Eccentric, but not trashy. Trashy would be a wedding in a back ally with a drug theme
if theyre form pennsyltucky, theyre at LEAST 2 miles away w that rig
“Witness me” is the best line I have ever heard from robin
4:30 not seeing the dumpster 💀
Somehow I get the feeling that couple getting married in the convenience store would love seeing this picture here.
You have no idea how much I would pay for an iPod that was still supported right now. I hate using my phone as my media storage device so much that I've gone back to using my old portable non-skip CD player sometimes and burning my own CDs like when I was a teen again.
1:12 the gmod animation was too good.
6:36 the worst part about this is that this is on a Nintendo switch which means the place with the Wi-Fi is nearby or they already have it registered which means they used it
4:33 That's a dumpster behind the pool bag. 😅
In some cases babies won't need a ticket to fly. Basically if the infant is small enough and doesn't take up space. If you let your infant sit on your lap you don't need to pay for a seat. But you'll miss out on potential on board baby solutions. Like opting for a cot or something. Otherwise it should be free.
Just cause of the “Jim from dairy” line I had to say: as someone who is the manager of a dairy department in a grocery store I’ve had many stockers I’ve had to manage. The worst was this girl who was LITERALLY always late. And would often leave early. And I don’t mean 5-10 minutes late. I mean like 30minutes - 2 hours late everyday. Then would complain all day about she struggles for money and how her husband is always mad about money and stuff. Now don’t get me wrong grocery stores aren’t known for being a high paying job. But I couldn’t help but be frustrated that she was being scheduled 28 hours but would work like 10 then complain she didn’t get paid enough. But when stuff expires or gets damaged we hafta scan it out. Well when SHE would find it expired or damaged she would eat it or if it was like milk she would pour it into her coffee cup and drink it. Now I hate wasting stuff but drinking curdled and expired milk or peeling a brick of cheese like a potato to get the outer layer of mold of so you can eat the inside with slightly less mold… that was to much for me 😬
If you have milk and cheese so long they curdle or show mold you _really_ suck at your job. Those things are unfit for human consumption days before that happens, and the expiration dates are set WELL before that. The visible parts of cheese mold are not the parts with the toxins in them and take a few days after the mold has set in before you can see them, and everyone knows milk goes sour weeks before it actually starts to curdle (or days if it's unrefrigerated).
@@Bacteriophagebs that is true but when the seal on them is broken before we receive them or they send them to us with issues already they get bad way way way quicker. There are many reasons stuff like that happens one brand we receive is known to be bad with their dates and their seals break very easily which cause them to just go bad way beyond faster. And maybe not curdled but like separated is the proper word.
@@i_is_patrisha2578 Fair enough.
@@Bacteriophagebs ngl now that I’ve sobered up idk why I posted any of this at all whatsoever. Some of it isn’t even true.
@@i_is_patrisha2578 lol
I literally have all my Amazon/online store packages delivered, not to my door, but to the office of the factory I live in, full of strangers from a boomer-filled Portuguese town and I witness more honor than what I see in these porch pirates in the US.
I worked at Wal-Mart years and years ago. They have these fully cooked hot rotisserie chickens, which used to be $5.99. I swear, once every couple of months I would find one stashed in the candy at the checkout isle with just the legs missing. I believe I figured out who it was though I didn't have concrete proof, but they'd grab one of the hot chickens, eat nothing but the legs (sometimes wings) while shopping, and then ditch the rest of the bird in the candy when checking out. What an absolute trashy thing to do, and what a waste of food.
I used to work at a goodwill, and the DM always forced people to act like family, even in the back where no one saw and especially if the employees didn't like eachother, the store managers treat the assistant managers like shit, are the only ones who like the district manager, and act nice to employees when they're two faced. they make you say the repetative line "thank you for changing lives through the power of work" and get mad when you haven't memorized it within a week of working there. they actively make employees jobs harder with needless moves for "productivity" in the donation part of the store which just inconvinience literally everyone in the back including sorters, managers, stockers, and the people who take donations from customers. the store managers lie cheat and steal and threaten employees jobs if they tell. this isn't even half the list because the store and district managers are shit, this comment would take over an hour to share everything else there is, I have 0 respect from goodwill and so does an old manager who got fired and called the store manager the worst manager he ever had because she would always stand around on her phone leaving the work for the assistent managers. fuck goodwill and fuck myself for ever wanting to work there
3:44 Infants indeed need to "have a ticket" but in reality it appears as an "add-on" on the adult who is carrying them, for example, in the interface that the people at check-in work at, it appears as
1. ADT Doe/Ms Jane (inf Doe / Mstr JohnDoB 2023-01-01) 2. ADT Doe / Joseph
or something like that depending on the GDS
I work in a Deli in a small chain of stores. People come in and eat the food we prepare and leave it on the self right after all the time. some times they take a whole can of beans and eat it in the bathroom...