I once went to a senior center with a set of Cards Against Humanity for a game playing day. It was the absolute filthiest, most hilarious, most offensive game of CAH I've ever played. Seniors are bloody awesome. lol
I'm 61. And, yes, I've no more f's to give. It's very liberating. When I was younger, I had no idea that it would be so.much fin to be an old fogey. My hair is too grey for my opinion to matter, it's fun being the quirky old guy that makes the cashiers laugh. If I make ot a home, I'll be the guy organizing the "drinking beer in the woods behind the building", like we did in high school.
I played CAH with a group of my relative's that are devout Mormons. The matriarch of that group played the filthiest cards where everyone was like WHAT! and yes she was also a grandmother.
I'm just wondering about the other delivery he had on the same trip. Did he make it first or just forget about it completely? It's not mentioned after the statement that the breadsticks were delivered to the retirement home instead of the person who ordered it.
I used to work laundry in a nursing home and I swear I’ve spent more hours doing the exact same thing in the second story than I did working there at the end of the day they may be elderly but they’re still human and they still have feelings op might not realize it but just doing that for Bonnie probably made her whole year I hope he went back to visit
Last Story - I also had my issues with neighbours, though not from a HOA, and I also put cameras up. Rather than stopping them, it threw them into high gear. It served to make the eviction process a fair bit easier, too.
Depending on the State and their laws, what t h e HOA was doing could constitute harassment. In most states, they could be held financially liable and have to pay a very large payment to the OP.
I used to ombudsman for local nursing facilities, and some of the residents were so lonely, so desperate for a new person to talk with! And I heard stories from their lives from the last century or so that they were thrilled to relate. Some never have family visit, ever.
After my mother passed away almost 20 years ago, we started to dig out her room and we found about 46 pairs of shoes and slippers. Almost all were never worn. Most still in wrappers from the mail order house she did her ordering from. This was shortly before Thanksgiving, so my wife contacted one of the centers that provide support to the needy. They asked if I could bring them to the center the day after Thanksgiving. When I went to the delivery dock, they had me go upstairs to the main center. The person who greeted me told me that they were having a luncheon for needy woman. I was then asked to come into the room and explain what I had brought in. My mom wore the most common size and there were a few up and down the size chart. I never had so many hugs in life. I had to shower when I got home from perfume overload, but it was worth it. Some of the ladies said they never had such nice shoes before. Made my day!
The story of the pizza delivery guy reminds me of my husband and his twin brother when they were in college, on Sunday's they would visit their auntt at the nursing home, well the old guys there adopted them and would slip them a twenty for beer and pizza (which they weren't supposed to have!) And my husband got to hear their life stories and some really dirty jokes! Some of the guys were vets from the first World War! This was in the late 70s.
In Australia its illegal to not have specific pool fencing but retail shops still sell the pools. No warning labels. Anything more than a hand deep. Obviously these aren't followed up but spas, pools a foot or more are by drone or Google maps. There's lots of fines and orders to empty them .
Wait. Some old HOA Karen threw _a literal live rat_ at someone?! What exactly did she _expect_ to happen? Hell, _where'd she get a live rat to throw?!_ I am so confused right now.
First story: "You're not entitled to park there." A 7-months pregnant woman isn't entitled to park in the expectant mother's parking spot, but 60 year old lady is? Oh my, I didn't realize you were more pregnant than me, especially at such an advanced age!
First story: some of our stores have "Veterans Parking" spots. Wanna bet if you don't have some kind of veterans plate or sticker on your car your gonna get a bunch of grief???
There are big arguments about women using these veterans' spots, too. Well, women are members of the military, too, you know. A man full on called police over a young handicapped woman(probably 35 or so with missing leg) she lost it while in our military to a (can't remember the bomb initials but her humvee hit it)bomb when they were moving from one spot to another. The old man claimed that since women can't fight on the lines they don't deserve veterans statis Funny thing. This old mad man was never in military due to punctured eardrum. It was a big todo in a small town.
We have them where I live. Most people don't pay attention to the signs. Either that or many are vets but don't have the veteran license. Either way, I have never sèn anyone say anything to anyone parking In one of those spots.
Unfortunately, it depends on what you look like, I served, I thought, I bled, and I damn near died. But not one person has said one word to me. About parking in a veteran spot. No parking in a handicap spot, at age 45 with handicap tag, apparently doesn’t mean anything to anyone. I get the ball, rolling their eyes or saying, something snarky to me, or even better walking around my car while I’m still in it. Looking for handicap tag. My favorite is when someone says “you don’t look handicapped“ my response. Is always “well you don’t look like an asshole until you open your mouth”
@@Khaos-y7n For the longest time, I did not acknowledge being a (Vietnam) vet. Nowadays, I do have the plate & a few hats. I've been able to interact with other vets and have prayed with a few.
Last story it not just a potential violation of Ohio law but FEDERAL law depending on what they are dumping. Likewise there are items that could be dumped even with owners permission that will get the dumper into a world of trouble
I have never seen the appeal of having an HOA. My friends in the US have told me they walked away from some amazing home purchases when they found out thee was an HOA. The guy in the last story could have saved himself a lot of hassle if he had simply had his lawyer serve a C&D on the HOA.
You've never had some of the neighbors I've had. HOA's tend to restrict certain things like how you keep your property, and what hours during the day you can do things. I currently live without one, my neighbor is basically running a trash museum in his yard with confederate flags all over the place, has an ATV that has no muffler that he runs at 3 am, and so on. His land looks like a dumpster and it seriously impacts property values of all the land around him, and add to this the guys son beats his girlfriend nd refuses to do anything the police tell him. An HOA would have prevented all of them from moving in.
@@mizinoinovermyhead.7523 Or he might live in a different country. In countries within Europe, while there may be something similar to HOA depending on the country (with far less power than HOA though, and usually restricted...like for appartment buildings, not stand-alone houses), there is no need for that to prevent things you talked about. Your freedom ends where another persons freedom starts. If you have a trash heap on your land and it gets in the way of your neighbors due to smell, people can call police on you. If you're having a loud workshop and are noise-polluting the area all the time...again, they can call the cops and you WILL have to stop your business if necessary. Loud jobs require their places to meet certain criteria. Of course, there's a limit. If someone isn't a nuisance per say, just annoys you because he has flags all over for example, that ain't gonna fly. A person can have their artistic vision on their property (so long as it's not loud, poorly maintained, dangerous and/or smelly).
@@kikixchannel yeah you’ve likely never dealt with actually trying to get any of this done. My neighbors for instance keep getting warnings and fines and ignoring it all. If the punishment is a fine then it’s only a poor persons problem. HOAs can leverage fines into removal. Police cannot. At least not easily.
@@mizinoinovermyhead.7523 You have no idea what you're talking about. In Europe getting someone out of a house/appartment is difficult. It has nothing to do with whether police can do it or not. It's simply that peoples rights are more strongly protected, period. As for your neighbors, it's just a proof of the police in this case not giving a damn. For notoriously interfering with public order, police could easily arrest them instead of just giving fines.
@@mizinoinovermyhead.7523 You can literally deal with that through the police. Why would you willingly allow yourself to be fined for petty reasons under the ever changing rules of a HOA? It's literally just restricting what YOU can do with YOUR property. I thought Americans were all about freedom, but HoA's are literally the antithesis of that.
To the first story, then! ...that wasn't an apology. It was never an apology. That was taunting. Karens have no humanity because they have become Karens.
I used to be a director at a senior center and that mother's day story really got me in the feels. It legit is like that :) One of the best experiences in my career.
Regarding the pool story - they act like they expect the pool to uproot itself from the ground and go hunting for HOA members, like a much less viscous version of The Blob.
Speaking of non-lethal force, here's a story told to me by my father: Many long years ago, there was a farmer who had a field of potatoes. While walking the field one day, the farmer noticed that someone had hopped the fence and dug up several plants, taking the potatoes; possibly as much as a sack-full. Further monitoring of the situation demonstrated that this was happening on a regular basis. The farmer had an old muzzle-loading shotgun, so he loaded it with just "saltpeter" and nothing else. This stuff goes "bang" and throws out red-hot soot but not much more. The farmer then hid in the field, waiting for the thief. Late at night, someone comes up to the fence holding a sack and climbs over. The farmer waited until the thief bent over to pull up a potato plant before letting fly with the shotgun, aiming for exactly the target presented most prominently by that pose. There was a screech from the thief followed by a rapid departure, minus the sack. As an epilogue, nobody bothered to call the police but the farmer heard "on the grapevine" a few days later that the thief was claiming to have contracted pleurisy (an infection of the lining around the lungs, I think) from being shot in the rear that night. This was so silly that the farmer's response when told this tale was to comment sarcastically, "sure, he got Midnight Pleurisy - out of the end of a shotgun."
That old woman sounded lonely. A lot of people would do well to visit their local seniors sometimes. Almost every place is understaffed and many of the seniors are very lonely. It's a sad way to end out your run on this earth in my opinion.
I live in an HOA community, but fortunately, it's the type of development where people move because they want peace & quiet. And that mindset extends to the HOA board as well--they just want the board to do the management chores and otherwise leave them alone. In the 13 years I've lived here, there have been a couple times when the board has gotten a bit too aggressive with enforcing the rules, and the residents very quickly exercised the article in the bylaws that allows a 2/3 majority of the residents to remove a board member mid-term. I was on the board for 3 years, and the only time we got really aggressive with the rules was when we had a house where drugs were being sold, so we absolutely harassed them without mercy, assuming they wouldn't dare call the cops, until they moved. And the residents fully supported us on that one.
I'm in a similar situation. HOA is lowkey, just wants to maintain the property. Only problems was a couple of jerks who ruined it for everyone and with the fire insurance company. (We can't have charcoal grills anymore, just propane.) There was one family who planted CORN in the front lawn so the HOA had to crack down on all unauthorized plantings including flowers. Not HOA's fault, rules should apply to everyone equally.
STORY #1 I myself would have been calling the police they may not have done anything but I would have reported her for it or at least told the manager of the store/ STORY #2 now this story was really heartwarming and kudos to OP for just going with the flow so to speak and just having a good time/ STORY #3 YEAH I would have been going off on everyone of those a-holes and probably filed a lawsuit for harassment just for the hell of it because I'll be damned if an hoa is going to tell me what the hell I can do on MY property when I am NOT even a part of the hoa
Mom parking story: I really don't get these people who park in specially designated parking that they aren't eligible for. There are people that actually need those closer parking spaces. HOA story: I think I would have sued for harrassment.
The mothers day story was super wholesome & made me cry, thinking about OP & what we now have in common: my own mother passed away a few years ago & I’ll never get to see her or spend another Mother’s Day with her 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I'm glad you said something. I apologize all the time because I make mistakes all the time and sometimes it's not a mistake I'm just plain wrong. But adults realize when they're wrong or have made a mistake, apologize and they do what they can to correct it. That's called adulting 101
OMW the first story reminded me of the same situation where this older woman parked her car in mother parking spot and yes i confronted her about it and even my mother was with me who was not impressed with this woman either. i took pics and stuff. she kept coming up with these damn lame excuses why she parked there. so i got on the phone and called local police, i know many in law enforcement in my area (she didn't know i called them). when i got done shopping and went out to put groceries in the vehicle there was a unit blocking her car and having a nice discussion with the older woman. she saw me and gave me a dirt look. once i put all my stuff in and put the car away, i went over to the officer to say hi since i knew him, and then looked at her and stated you have no idea who you are dealing with due to the fact well let say i have connection even with my own local dept (explain why i know so many officers). yup she was written up, oh yeah got pics while she was being confronted by the officer as well. posted all of it on fb at that time. got a lot of positive feedback about this issue. i know what it is like being pregnant (2) and having babies and trying to shop, of course back then (80s) there were no such parking spots
Second story: my area is fortunate in that we have a University w/a very Active Senior Adult organization for those 50 & over. One attends ‘classes’ & can teach, go on field trips, arts & crafts, Lunch & Supper Clubs, etc. we have over 1200 attending & many come from a couple of retirement complexes nearby.
About the “expectant mothers and parents” spaces. Those are curtesy spots and not legally controlled. As someone in a wheelchair, I will often park in these if there are no more disabled spots available. I don’t feel bad about that…but I also have a very good reason and I’d never challenge someone on the spot. I do have to wonder if the older woman might have had a disability permit.
On this side of the world, all you can legally do is report them, and all that usually happens (if anything) is that they get fined somewhere around $750 (not sure of the exact amount but I believe it's in the right ball-park as the Americans say).
I think this an 80s song but it applies to both situations in the video. I need a hero I'm holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night He's gotta be strong, and he's gotta be fast And he's gotta be fresh from the fight I need a hero I'm holding out for a hero 'til the morning light He's gotta be sure, and it's gotta be soon And he's gotta be larger than life Larger than life
I'm a little confused but where was the malicious compliance? First story was someone dealing with an entitled person who left after people called the Karen out for being a jerk, second one might have counted since they complied by staying & the last sounds more fitting for one of the revenge subreddits than r/maliciouscompliance unless someone dared OP to go to the cops or something
When looking for a home to buy the first question to ask the realtor is if a prospective property is in any way connected to a HOA. If yes, next question is "NEXT"!
OMG, abusing a pregnant woman in public and making her cry.... its kind of like standing in the middle of a paddock with angry bulls while waving a red flag.,,, your going to get noticed and become a target, FAST.
4:20 end tipping culture. It's disgusting that the blame and responsability, of delivery guys having a livable wage, falls directly onto the customer. And dont give me the "if the employer has to pay more, they will raise the prices", you are already paying more because of the tips. Everywhere else in the world, we have normal prices and delivery people get paid what they are owed, they dont have to guilttrip customers into getting their salary. It's not the customer's responsability to pay for the salaries, it's the boss' job to do that.
Wages in the United States are stagnant while profitability has gone through the roof and so has productivity. So they're not paying the worker a living wage but they're making money hand over fist because of the worker they're not paying right. I started working in about 1974 minimum wage was $1.85 or $2.35. I believe that was Federal minimum wage I could be wrong. Federal wage today is $7.25 So in 50 years minimum wage has gone up not quite $5. Has the price of anything else risen that slowly? Nope workers in the United States are getting screwed and they're tired of it!
Its a micro European Union for housing communities. Its extra government for the sake of extra government and to fund made up jobs on the communities money while providing no services the regular local government and private community is already providing. HOA= Housing Owners Association.
It's usually a scam organization of control freaks, many times tied to a construction business, so they can 'fix' your property up to their standards. Dad told me about these in the 80's.
Honestly there was no such thing as pregnant spaces when I was pregnant (I never seen any here in the USA) and actually walking is good exercise while you’re pregnant. I worked retail as a manager until the day before I had my daughter…and parked way out in the parking lot.
If you don't teach your kids how to swim even if it is in a pool they are not supposed to be in or otherwise stay away from any body of water including pools, them drowning is natural selection.
2:10 "people don't apologize when they're in the wrong anymore, they just double down" except the woman did apologize and then instead of saying yeah I'll get over it or I really needed it or don't worry about it She said "You're obviously not that sorry since you parked in a spot you shouldn't have" So where is it that people don't apologize? Hmmm, and it's always great to have the excuse of "hormonal" I actually like it when businesses put out special parking spaces for like veterans or for purple Heart veterans or expected mothers, the expectant mother ones though are the ones that I think are taking advantage of more than any other because you can get a woman that will park there that's not pregnant and if anybody says hey wait a minute that's for pregnant women "Oh well I am pregnant I'm just not showing yet" sorry that's not what it's for It's for the expected mother that is actually uncomfortable and such If you're not even showing yet you don't need it. Or it says expectant mother but then you've got the mom who has the baby or has the 2-year-old and is still using the 2-year-old or 4-year-old as an excuse to take that space, the way I see it if anybody has any reason to take that space like this 60-year-old maybe she had bad knees Yeah that's not what it's for but these things are so misused anyway that get over it and when she said "Oh I'm sorry I didn't realize" I know that the writer of the story said and then she laughed at her, but it was more likely like a nervous laugh like I screwed up haha... And where she says and she felt the need to confront me, saying "I'm sorry I didn't realize isn't a confrontation." The real Karen here is the pregnant lady that wants to blame her shitty behavior on hormones. We need to start using that excuse, when we've done crappy stuff everywhere, Oh it's my hormones! Oh I'm sorry, I ran over you in a car, Oh it's the hormones!, oh I killed your kitten? It's the hormones!
Obviously you've never been pregnant or in a relationship of any type with a pregnant person. Hormonal issues are real and we deal with them every month. So mess with a woman who's pregnant or on her period and see what hormones get you. You should be ashamed of yourself. If it weren't for women and their hormones you would not be here.
I wonder about something. Say parents have a house in an HOA but die (both). Do the kids inheriting have to honor a contract they never saw, signed, or agreed to? Reserves special parking is unconstitutional. It is reverse discrimination but discrimination just the same. Handicrapped persons are the ones LEAST likely to need a reserved spot as they have far more time to do anything vs a regular person. Pregnant women are instructed by their doctors to do as much WALKING as possible. Reserved close spaces just for them is counter to proper medical advice. He should have gotten a restraining order against the HOA and that Karen the moment he had a problem.
Not a lawyer or a realtor, but I'd guess that there would need to be a deed transfer from the parents' names over to the kids. At that point they'd be staring at the HOA agreement and have to decide if they want to sign or not.
@@crazysquirrel9425 sure, the HOA doesn't own the land, but in some cases the original builder writes the HOA into the deed for the property. Taking ownership of the property means accepting the HOA during the title transfer. But I'm not a lawyer and this is the Internet, so there's probably a thousand reasons why I'm wrong.
@@ralphm6901 Agreements apply to the initial purchaser. You cannot agree for someone else. One can sign for the deed and NOT agree to the HOA - simply write Non Assumpsit (NA) with your signature. Heirs have the right to inherit anything subject to liens, travel easements (driveways), and taxes of course and not be burdened by anything else. No different than a business selling to another.
@@ralphm6901 They could convert the property into a foreign nation. That effectively nullifies any domestic agreements. James C Lovett's channel can best tell you how.
Name one place you can get an abortion up to the day of delivery. Just one place. You can't because you are lying through your teeth. Abortions are not performed up to the day before delivery. And how would you figure out the day before delivery anyway? You are sick and you need help. I hope you get it.
This video is click bait, this is really tiring. I guess I am slow, it took me a while to understand what they are doing with the bad titles. Like this video, the title is about a HOA, pool, landowner dispute. It starts off about supermarket parking for pregnant women. I give 'em 30 seconds and cut if off if they start off with a totally unrelated story I know it is a click bait and the title is hid somewhere if at all and probably at the end of a long boring superfluous information video that is about everything but the title.
I noticed the same thing. I am going to try to get this channel out of the rotation. They keep popping up even though I really have no interest in them. I've read them a couple times thinking oh there will be a good story in here. But no. Only exaggerations and bs.
In the second story beginning bit, i get the harrassing but no one is entitled to a tip. I get you may not be getting all the money you want but that should be on the employer. The more we tip the more willing the employer is to screw you over and the more willing the employee is to defend it and fight for money from the wrong person. It should be a bonus to get a tip. You shouldn't need to rely on it.
And feeling like your wasting time for not getting a tip I also entitlement. Even though I get you don't get paid that much at all. Customers shouldn't pay people wages, companies should. Sorry if this makes anyone mad, but if it does direct the anger at those companies that make you feel that tips are necessary for you to live, not at me.
It funny how I'm talking like the 2nd op made this video though. I'm not stupid, but some are so know I'm speaking about the second op. This is applicable to anyone else who feels this way though. Go ahead and flame me if you feel like it.
And honestly this video seems to be supporting the actual Karen's for the most part cuz even the people who are complaining about people not tipping got to understand people are not obligated to tip anybody if they don't want to they don't want to that's not for you just because someone doesn't tip that doesn't allow you to tell somebody that they're a d-bag because they don't want to give extra money people have it hard in this day and age so obviously do your damn job forget the damn tips. Just do your job and get over it people don't tip oh well some people do that had it like that and they tip very well just because someone doesn't doesn't mean that they're a d-bag or an idiot or anything else anything else like that what I see is a person who doesn't have respect for anybody and is only working for tips and if that's you quit your f****** job and get a new one
I will agree, as I use to be a delivery driver. Never ask for anything outside of a signature for credit card payment orders - plus those tend to have a tip line.
Lets be real. The op from the first story got her arse in her hand because she had to park 4 or 5 spaces further down. Then cried because she got push back. Shes the karen.
I honestly don't agree with the first one . No the woman should not have parked in that spot but to say the woman laughed AT her is obviously her own feeling of what happened. I do it a lot where I would apologize to someone and try to laugh about it to make light of it cuz a parking space is not that serious. People dealt with not having these spaces for ever but once they are put in place that gives the actual Karen's out there a reason to call molain and moan about people who take the spot. What my pet peave is people who actually take the handicap parking spot when they are legally considered handicap but are walking normally and faster than me but a person in a wheelchair can't have that spot now cuz of these "legally" handicap people who can walk and dont physically look like they have anything wrong with them at all. I'm a NEMT driver and I pick up people and wheelchairs manual wheelchairs and walkers people who can't barely walk and I drive a vehicle that shows on my medical transport vehicle and people think that they can say to me that I can't park in a spot because the driver isn't handicap when clearly my passenger is. And clearly my vehicle is a medical transport and people like to argue with me when I park in the handicap spot waiting for my handicap passenger and try to tell me I can't park there when we all can so if you ever see a non-emergency medical transport in a handicap spot don't go up to a driver and try to argue with him how he cannot park there because legally they have every right
The worst word in the english language SORRY people think they can say and do whatever they want because if it negatively affects someone else they can say sorry and all is well I call bullshit
I hate those Space Reserved for pregnant women. I'm 62 and my mother never had to have a space reserved for her. I can understand handicap spaces, but all the rest are just "feel good". I definitely will park in one if I find them. And one who disagrees well boo fuoken hoo. Go buy a life.
I guess in the US it there is no real difference other than it is closer to the building. Here in Germany on the other hand parking spaces are way smaller. Parking for disabled but also Mutter-Kind-Parkplätze (for mothers with children) are more spacious. So it is easier to get them out of their seats and into the stroller. It also ensures the surrounding cars don't get damaged. In addition to that we have special parking for women in parking garages which are closer to the entrance, better lit and more intensely surveilled in order to reduce crimes. That said: only parking for disabled is legally reserved parking. Meaning you get fined if you park there without a Plaque. The others everyone can park in legally. But be prepared for disapproving looks.
Those cops should be charged with murder. It wasn’t justified unless he raised his weapon. They wouldn’t have lied in the original press conference if they weren’t trying to cover up this murder! Whoever determined this shooting as justified is also involved in the cover up!
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I once went to a senior center with a set of Cards Against Humanity for a game playing day. It was the absolute filthiest, most hilarious, most offensive game of CAH I've ever played. Seniors are bloody awesome. lol
Zero eff's to give :)
NEVER underestimate the dirtiness of little old ladies.
N E V E R.
Betty white is a prime example. I wish I'd had known her personally
I'm 61. And, yes, I've no more f's to give. It's very liberating. When I was younger, I had no idea that it would be so.much fin to be an old fogey. My hair is too grey for my opinion to matter, it's fun being the quirky old guy that makes the cashiers laugh. If I make ot a home, I'll be the guy organizing the "drinking beer in the woods behind the building", like we did in high school.
I played CAH with a group of my relative's that are devout Mormons. The matriarch of that group played the filthiest cards where everyone was like WHAT! and yes she was also a grandmother.
Once you have your evidence, sue both Karen AND the HOA for harassment and ABSOLUTELY get a restraining order against them.
The Mother’s Day story was heart warming
I'm just wondering about the other delivery he had on the same trip. Did he make it first or just forget about it completely? It's not mentioned after the statement that the breadsticks were delivered to the retirement home instead of the person who ordered it.
It was stated in the story that the senior sitter was the last stop.
@@jammer68 No, he said that he had made a trip to the senior center a different day.
I used to work laundry in a nursing home and I swear I’ve spent more hours doing the exact same thing in the second story than I did working there at the end of the day they may be elderly but they’re still human and they still have feelings op might not realize it but just doing that for Bonnie probably made her whole year I hope he went back to visit
Last Story - I also had my issues with neighbours, though not from a HOA, and I also put cameras up. Rather than stopping them, it threw them into high gear. It served to make the eviction process a fair bit easier, too.
Self yeetvicting neighbors.
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not.
Seems like on the HOA story, the OP could have had a lawyer send a "Cease & Desist" letter. And then followed up with a lawsuit.
Depending on the State and their laws, what t h e HOA was doing could constitute harassment. In most states, they could be held financially liable and have to pay a very large payment to the OP.
could'a. But what a PIA. He got them to leave him alone and had a little fun in the process. Problem solved.
I used to ombudsman for local nursing facilities, and some of the residents were so lonely, so desperate for a new person to talk with! And I heard stories from their lives from the last century or so that they were thrilled to relate. Some never have family visit, ever.
After my mother passed away almost 20 years ago, we started to dig out her room and we found about 46 pairs of shoes and slippers. Almost all were never worn. Most still in wrappers from the mail order house she did her ordering from. This was shortly before Thanksgiving, so my wife contacted one of the centers that provide support to the needy. They asked if I could bring them to the center the day after Thanksgiving. When I went to the delivery dock, they had me go upstairs to the main center. The person who greeted me told me that they were having a luncheon for needy woman. I was then asked to come into the room and explain what I had brought in. My mom wore the most common size and there were a few up and down the size chart.
I never had so many hugs in life. I had to shower when I got home from perfume overload, but it was worth it. Some of the ladies said they never had such nice shoes before. Made my day!
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not.
Same my mother had loads of hush puppies all brand new dozens of them, I donated them and they didn't want them, made me cry it did
The story of the pizza delivery guy reminds me of my husband and his twin brother when they were in college, on Sunday's they would visit their auntt at the nursing home, well the old guys there adopted them and would slip them a twenty for beer and pizza (which they weren't supposed to have!) And my husband got to hear their life stories and some really dirty jokes! Some of the guys were vets from the first World War! This was in the late 70s.
The pool bit is true. So many people with pools gotta do all these precautions. How about you teach your kid not to trespass.
In Australia its illegal to not have specific pool fencing but retail shops still sell the pools. No warning labels. Anything more than a hand deep. Obviously these aren't followed up but spas, pools a foot or more are by drone or Google maps. There's lots of fines and orders to empty them .
Wait. Some old HOA Karen threw _a literal live rat_ at someone?! What exactly did she _expect_ to happen? Hell, _where'd she get a live rat to throw?!_ I am so confused right now.
Probably cooks them in her cauldron.
@@mystikmind2005 I was going to say she probably bought it at a pet store, but this is now my headcanon.
It wasn’t a rubber rat? But then I live in a rat free Province so I don’t think live rat.
Loved that story about the pizza guy and old lady think I’d have gone back and visited and spent more time with her
Me too.
First story: "You're not entitled to park there."
A 7-months pregnant woman isn't entitled to park in the expectant mother's parking spot, but 60 year old lady is? Oh my, I didn't realize you were more pregnant than me, especially at such an advanced age!
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not.
First story: some of our stores have "Veterans Parking" spots. Wanna bet if you don't have some kind of veterans plate or sticker on your car your gonna get a bunch of grief???
There are big arguments about women using these veterans' spots, too. Well, women are members of the military, too, you know.
A man full on called police over a young handicapped woman(probably 35 or so with missing leg) she lost it while in our military to a (can't remember the bomb initials but her humvee hit it)bomb when they were moving from one spot to another.
The old man claimed that since women can't fight on the lines they don't deserve veterans statis
Funny thing. This old mad man was never in military due to punctured eardrum.
It was a big todo in a small town.
I'm a vet but I don't need to wear it on my license plate.
We have them where I live. Most people don't pay attention to the signs. Either that or many are vets but don't have the veteran license. Either way, I have never sèn anyone say anything to anyone parking In one of those spots.
Unfortunately, it depends on what you look like, I served, I thought, I bled, and I damn near died. But not one person has said one word to me. About parking in a veteran spot. No parking in a handicap spot, at age 45 with handicap tag, apparently doesn’t mean anything to anyone. I get the ball, rolling their eyes or saying, something snarky to me, or even better walking around my car while I’m still in it. Looking for handicap tag. My favorite is when someone says “you don’t look handicapped“ my response. Is always “well you don’t look like an asshole until you open your mouth”
@@Khaos-y7n For the longest time, I did not acknowledge being a (Vietnam) vet. Nowadays, I do have the plate & a few hats. I've been able to interact with other vets and have prayed with a few.
Last story it not just a potential violation of Ohio law but FEDERAL law depending on what they are dumping. Likewise there are items that could be dumped even with owners permission that will get the dumper into a world of trouble
The proper legal code is covered by theft of service
I have never seen the appeal of having an HOA. My friends in the US have told me they walked away from some amazing home purchases when they found out thee was an HOA. The guy in the last story could have saved himself a lot of hassle if he had simply had his lawyer serve a C&D on the HOA.
You've never had some of the neighbors I've had. HOA's tend to restrict certain things like how you keep your property, and what hours during the day you can do things. I currently live without one, my neighbor is basically running a trash museum in his yard with confederate flags all over the place, has an ATV that has no muffler that he runs at 3 am, and so on. His land looks like a dumpster and it seriously impacts property values of all the land around him, and add to this the guys son beats his girlfriend nd refuses to do anything the police tell him. An HOA would have prevented all of them from moving in.
@@mizinoinovermyhead.7523 Or he might live in a different country. In countries within Europe, while there may be something similar to HOA depending on the country (with far less power than HOA though, and usually restricted...like for appartment buildings, not stand-alone houses), there is no need for that to prevent things you talked about. Your freedom ends where another persons freedom starts. If you have a trash heap on your land and it gets in the way of your neighbors due to smell, people can call police on you. If you're having a loud workshop and are noise-polluting the area all the time...again, they can call the cops and you WILL have to stop your business if necessary. Loud jobs require their places to meet certain criteria.
Of course, there's a limit. If someone isn't a nuisance per say, just annoys you because he has flags all over for example, that ain't gonna fly. A person can have their artistic vision on their property (so long as it's not loud, poorly maintained, dangerous and/or smelly).
@@kikixchannel yeah you’ve likely never dealt with actually trying to get any of this done. My neighbors for instance keep getting warnings and fines and ignoring it all. If the punishment is a fine then it’s only a poor persons problem. HOAs can leverage fines into removal. Police cannot. At least not easily.
@@mizinoinovermyhead.7523 You have no idea what you're talking about.
In Europe getting someone out of a house/appartment is difficult. It has nothing to do with whether police can do it or not. It's simply that peoples rights are more strongly protected, period.
As for your neighbors, it's just a proof of the police in this case not giving a damn. For notoriously interfering with public order, police could easily arrest them instead of just giving fines.
@@mizinoinovermyhead.7523 You can literally deal with that through the police. Why would you willingly allow yourself to be fined for petty reasons under the ever changing rules of a HOA? It's literally just restricting what YOU can do with YOUR property. I thought Americans were all about freedom, but HoA's are literally the antithesis of that.
Happy Monday RedWheel hope you are well. Thanks for sharing. Please stay safe.🏴😁😷👍. Have a great day and a wonderful week ahead everyone
Aww, that Mother's Day story got me a little weepy.
To the first story, then! ...that wasn't an apology. It was never an apology. That was taunting. Karens have no humanity because they have become Karens.
Oh my goodness I love the story about Bonnie. So so wholesome!! I hope the guy went back to visit her again!!
"Suck on that, not your breadsticks!" EPIC
I used to be a director at a senior center and that mother's day story really got me in the feels. It legit is like that :) One of the best experiences in my career.
You need a really strong lawyer and sue the HOA for the harassment and mental distress.
a smart lawyer is enough,
but it's much better if you find a crooked gangster 😁
Regarding the pool story - they act like they expect the pool to uproot itself from the ground and go hunting for HOA members, like a much less viscous version of The Blob.
Good morning all. I pray that everyone has a blessed Monday.
HOA story first time they came onto my property and tried to tell me that I have to obey their rules. THEY WOULD MEET MY SHOTGUN Loaded with rock salt
Speaking of non-lethal force, here's a story told to me by my father:
Many long years ago, there was a farmer who had a field of potatoes.
While walking the field one day, the farmer noticed that someone had hopped the fence and dug up several plants, taking the potatoes; possibly as much as a sack-full. Further monitoring of the situation demonstrated that this was happening on a regular basis.
The farmer had an old muzzle-loading shotgun, so he loaded it with just "saltpeter" and nothing else. This stuff goes "bang" and throws out red-hot soot but not much more. The farmer then hid in the field, waiting for the thief. Late at night, someone comes up to the fence holding a sack and climbs over.
The farmer waited until the thief bent over to pull up a potato plant before letting fly with the shotgun, aiming for exactly the target presented most prominently by that pose.
There was a screech from the thief followed by a rapid departure, minus the sack.
As an epilogue, nobody bothered to call the police but the farmer heard "on the grapevine" a few days later that the thief was claiming to have contracted pleurisy (an infection of the lining around the lungs, I think) from being shot in the rear that night.
This was so silly that the farmer's response when told this tale was to comment sarcastically, "sure, he got Midnight Pleurisy - out of the end of a shotgun."
That old woman sounded lonely. A lot of people would do well to visit their local seniors sometimes. Almost every place is understaffed and many of the seniors are very lonely. It's a sad way to end out your run on this earth in my opinion.
I live in an HOA community, but fortunately, it's the type of development where people move because they want peace & quiet. And that mindset extends to the HOA board as well--they just want the board to do the management chores and otherwise leave them alone. In the 13 years I've lived here, there have been a couple times when the board has gotten a bit too aggressive with enforcing the rules, and the residents very quickly exercised the article in the bylaws that allows a 2/3 majority of the residents to remove a board member mid-term. I was on the board for 3 years, and the only time we got really aggressive with the rules was when we had a house where drugs were being sold, so we absolutely harassed them without mercy, assuming they wouldn't dare call the cops, until they moved. And the residents fully supported us on that one.
Jesus loves ya all and He wants you to turn to Him and repent, it’s your choice if you want to or not.
I'm in a similar situation. HOA is lowkey, just wants to maintain the property. Only problems was a couple of jerks who ruined it for everyone and with the fire insurance company. (We can't have charcoal grills anymore, just propane.) There was one family who planted CORN in the front lawn so the HOA had to crack down on all unauthorized plantings including flowers. Not HOA's fault, rules should apply to everyone equally.
STORY #1 I myself would have been calling the police they may not have done anything but I would have reported her for it or at least told the manager of the store/ STORY #2 now this story was really heartwarming and kudos to OP for just going with the flow so to speak and just having a good time/ STORY #3 YEAH I would have been going off on everyone of those a-holes and probably filed a lawsuit for harassment just for the hell of it because I'll be damned if an hoa is going to tell me what the hell I can do on MY property when I am NOT even a part of the hoa
Mom parking story: I really don't get these people who park in specially designated parking that they aren't eligible for. There are people that actually need those closer parking spaces.
HOA story: I think I would have sued for harrassment.
HOA story: I think, if the story had been real, that's what would have happened.
OMG that story about the delivery guy feeding the old lady pizza till she died made me cry!
I most appreciated the Mother's Day story, it was very uplifting!
Narcissist belittle others to make themselves feel better
That pizza story...I've a sneaky suspicion those coordinators were not distracted. I think they may very well have known what they were doing. LOL
The mothers day story was super wholesome & made me cry, thinking about OP & what we now have in common: my own mother passed away a few years ago & I’ll never get to see her or spend another Mother’s Day with her 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Good morning everyone and RedWheel 😊
Hope everyone has a great day 😊
I so enjoyed the pizza guy what a wonderful way to spend a night glade you won a heart❤
Happy Monday Redweel thanks for the stories Hi everyone have a great day stay safe 😊
She just felt entitled to anything she wants
Always check to see if HOA is connected up with property
Before you buy
No thanks for me..
> people don't apologize anymore
Not all people. Narcissists specifically.
I'm glad you said something. I apologize all the time because I make mistakes all the time and sometimes it's not a mistake I'm just plain wrong. But adults realize when they're wrong or have made a mistake, apologize and they do what they can to correct it. That's called adulting 101
OMW the first story reminded me of the same situation where this older woman parked her car in mother parking spot and yes i confronted her about it and even my mother was with me who was not impressed with this woman either. i took pics and stuff. she kept coming up with these damn lame excuses why she parked there. so i got on the phone and called local police, i know many in law enforcement in my area (she didn't know i called them). when i got done shopping and went out to put groceries in the vehicle there was a unit blocking her car and having a nice discussion with the older woman. she saw me and gave me a dirt look. once i put all my stuff in and put the car away, i went over to the officer to say hi since i knew him, and then looked at her and stated you have no idea who you are dealing with due to the fact well let say i have connection even with my own local dept (explain why i know so many officers). yup she was written up, oh yeah got pics while she was being confronted by the officer as well. posted all of it on fb at that time. got a lot of positive feedback about this issue. i know what it is like being pregnant (2) and having babies and trying to shop, of course back then (80s) there were no such parking spots
Happy Monday! Great start of the day with Red Wheel.🎉
Bonnie sounds like an absolute badass! She must have been a hell of a woman about 50 years ago
Happy eclipse day, everyone!
First time someone calls the police to falsely charge you; notify the police that you believe they are starting a defamation campaign against you.
Second story: my area is fortunate in that we have a University w/a very Active Senior Adult organization for those 50 & over. One attends ‘classes’ & can teach, go on field trips, arts & crafts, Lunch & Supper Clubs, etc. we have over 1200 attending & many come from a couple of retirement complexes nearby.
Hoa member dumping trash? Restraining order against the hoa at a minimum
Mothers Day story:
I’m not crying, you’re crying!
You're channel hasn't been in my rotation for forever. 💜 This just made my day. I love your voice, style, and choice of stories.
About the “expectant mothers and parents” spaces. Those are curtesy spots and not legally controlled.
As someone in a wheelchair, I will often park in these if there are no more disabled spots available.
I don’t feel bad about that…but I also have a very good reason and I’d never challenge someone on the spot.
I do have to wonder if the older woman might have had a disability permit.
She has an entitlement problem cause she owns a Lexus, I've noticed this among others who own a Lexus. Used. To drive for a living.
Went to Sam's club on Sunday a lady pulled into the handicapped spot and she nor her passenger was not handicapped but my wife is 😔
On this side of the world, all you can legally do is report them, and all that usually happens (if anything) is that they get fined somewhere around $750 (not sure of the exact amount but I believe it's in the right ball-park as the Americans say).
Disabilities aren’t always visible our obvious.
Karen Ratthrower... that's a D&D name if I've ever heard one!
Pizza guy just inherited a grandma
First story. Not all Canadians apologize. Lol
I think this an 80s song but it applies to both situations in the video. I need a hero
I'm holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night
He's gotta be strong, and he's gotta be fast
And he's gotta be fresh from the fight
I need a hero
I'm holding out for a hero 'til the morning light
He's gotta be sure, and it's gotta be soon
And he's gotta be larger than life
Larger than life
Privacy fences are your best friend.
I'm a little confused but where was the malicious compliance? First story was someone dealing with an entitled person who left after people called the Karen out for being a jerk, second one might have counted since they complied by staying & the last sounds more fitting for one of the revenge subreddits than r/maliciouscompliance unless someone dared OP to go to the cops or something
When looking for a home to buy the first question to ask the realtor is if a prospective property is in any way connected to a HOA. If yes, next question is "NEXT"!
This is a HOA lawxuit waiting to jappen.
How were any of these malicious compliance?
OMG, abusing a pregnant woman in public and making her cry.... its kind of like standing in the middle of a paddock with angry bulls while waving a red flag.,,, your going to get noticed and become a target, FAST.
Of all the things that never happened, the last story never happened the most.
Why did the op not inform the hoa that he wasn’t a member? Would have avoided a lot of drama. IMO
The pizza story - - OP, Grow a set and talk to Margret. If that don't work make a yell at her.
4:20 end tipping culture. It's disgusting that the blame and responsability, of delivery guys having a livable wage, falls directly onto the customer. And dont give me the "if the employer has to pay more, they will raise the prices", you are already paying more because of the tips. Everywhere else in the world, we have normal prices and delivery people get paid what they are owed, they dont have to guilttrip customers into getting their salary. It's not the customer's responsability to pay for the salaries, it's the boss' job to do that.
Wages in the United States are stagnant while profitability has gone through the roof and so has productivity. So they're not paying the worker a living wage but they're making money hand over fist because of the worker they're not paying right.
I started working in about 1974 minimum wage was $1.85 or $2.35. I believe that was Federal minimum wage I could be wrong. Federal wage today is $7.25 So in 50 years minimum wage has gone up not quite $5. Has the price of anything else risen that slowly?
Nope workers in the United States are getting screwed and they're tired of it!
Love story 2
I used to go to senior center bi-weekly. You really should go again.
As a German dude... what by all beers is HOA?
Its a micro European Union for housing communities. Its extra government for the sake of extra government and to fund made up jobs on the communities money while providing no services the regular local government and private community is already providing.
HOA= Housing Owners Association.
It's usually a scam organization of control freaks, many times tied to a construction business, so they can 'fix' your property up to their standards. Dad told me about these in the 80's.
Wohnungseigentümergemeinschaft
The first story...added the list of things that never happened.
Honestly there was no such thing as pregnant spaces when I was pregnant (I never seen any here in the USA) and actually walking is good exercise while you’re pregnant. I worked retail as a manager until the day before I had my daughter…and parked way out in the parking lot.
If you don't teach your kids how to swim even if it is in a pool they are not supposed to be in or otherwise stay away from any body of water including pools, them drowning is natural selection.
Think Karen! Think!
The SpongeBob theme fits soo good
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2:10 "people don't apologize when they're in the wrong anymore, they just double down" except the woman did apologize and then instead of saying yeah I'll get over it or I really needed it or don't worry about it She said "You're obviously not that sorry since you parked in a spot you shouldn't have"
So where is it that people don't apologize? Hmmm, and it's always great to have the excuse of "hormonal"
I actually like it when businesses put out special parking spaces for like veterans or for purple Heart veterans or expected mothers, the expectant mother ones though are the ones that I think are taking advantage of more than any other because you can get a woman that will park there that's not pregnant and if anybody says hey wait a minute that's for pregnant women "Oh well I am pregnant I'm just not showing yet" sorry that's not what it's for It's for the expected mother that is actually uncomfortable and such If you're not even showing yet you don't need it. Or it says expectant mother but then you've got the mom who has the baby or has the 2-year-old and is still using the 2-year-old or 4-year-old as an excuse to take that space, the way I see it if anybody has any reason to take that space like this 60-year-old maybe she had bad knees Yeah that's not what it's for but these things are so misused anyway that get over it and when she said "Oh I'm sorry I didn't realize" I know that the writer of the story said and then she laughed at her, but it was more likely like a nervous laugh like I screwed up haha... And where she says and she felt the need to confront me, saying "I'm sorry I didn't realize isn't a confrontation." The real Karen here is the pregnant lady that wants to blame her shitty behavior on hormones. We need to start using that excuse, when we've done crappy stuff everywhere, Oh it's my hormones! Oh I'm sorry, I ran over you in a car, Oh it's the hormones!, oh I killed your kitten? It's the hormones!
Obviously you've never been pregnant or in a relationship of any type with a pregnant person. Hormonal issues are real and we deal with them every month. So mess with a woman who's pregnant or on her period and see what hormones get you. You should be ashamed of yourself.
If it weren't for women and their hormones you would not be here.
Very Amusing 😂 thank you
HOA's should be banned
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Why are the police used as lackeys of the hoa?
I wonder about something. Say parents have a house in an HOA but die (both).
Do the kids inheriting have to honor a contract they never saw, signed, or agreed to?
Reserves special parking is unconstitutional. It is reverse discrimination but discrimination just the same.
Handicrapped persons are the ones LEAST likely to need a reserved spot as they have far more time to do anything vs a regular person.
Pregnant women are instructed by their doctors to do as much WALKING as possible. Reserved close spaces just for them is counter to proper medical advice.
He should have gotten a restraining order against the HOA and that Karen the moment he had a problem.
Not a lawyer or a realtor, but I'd guess that there would need to be a deed transfer from the parents' names over to the kids. At that point they'd be staring at the HOA agreement and have to decide if they want to sign or not.
@@ralphm6901 HOA does not own the land. Therefore they can not make them sign squat.
@@crazysquirrel9425 sure, the HOA doesn't own the land, but in some cases the original builder writes the HOA into the deed for the property. Taking ownership of the property means accepting the HOA during the title transfer. But I'm not a lawyer and this is the Internet, so there's probably a thousand reasons why I'm wrong.
@@ralphm6901 Agreements apply to the initial purchaser. You cannot agree for someone else.
One can sign for the deed and NOT agree to the HOA - simply write Non Assumpsit (NA) with your signature.
Heirs have the right to inherit anything subject to liens, travel easements (driveways), and taxes of course and not be burdened by anything else.
No different than a business selling to another.
@@ralphm6901 They could convert the property into a foreign nation. That effectively nullifies any domestic agreements.
James C Lovett's channel can best tell you how.
When did pregnancy become a disability with preferred parking, especially when they can get abortions up until day of delivery in some places?
Name one place you can get an abortion up to the day of delivery. Just one place. You can't because you are lying through your teeth. Abortions are not performed up to the day before delivery. And how would you figure out the day before delivery anyway?
You are sick and you need help. I hope you get it.
Last story: Karen drowned over pool lawsuits.
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Can we stop acting like being pregnant is a disability.
This video is click bait, this is really tiring. I guess I am slow, it took me a while to understand what they are doing with the bad titles. Like this video, the title is about a HOA, pool, landowner dispute. It starts off about supermarket parking for pregnant women. I give 'em 30 seconds and cut if off if they start off with a totally unrelated story I know it is a click bait and the title is hid somewhere if at all and probably at the end of a long boring superfluous information video that is about everything but the title.
You can use time stamps in the descriptions to skip to the story you want to hear
I noticed the same thing. I am going to try to get this channel out of the rotation. They keep popping up even though I really have no interest in them. I've read them a couple times thinking oh there will be a good story in here. But no. Only exaggerations and bs.
In the second story beginning bit, i get the harrassing but no one is entitled to a tip. I get you may not be getting all the money you want but that should be on the employer. The more we tip the more willing the employer is to screw you over and the more willing the employee is to defend it and fight for money from the wrong person. It should be a bonus to get a tip. You shouldn't need to rely on it.
And feeling like your wasting time for not getting a tip I also entitlement. Even though I get you don't get paid that much at all. Customers shouldn't pay people wages, companies should. Sorry if this makes anyone mad, but if it does direct the anger at those companies that make you feel that tips are necessary for you to live, not at me.
It funny how I'm talking like the 2nd op made this video though. I'm not stupid, but some are so know I'm speaking about the second op. This is applicable to anyone else who feels this way though. Go ahead and flame me if you feel like it.
As interesting as these stories are, none of them are malicious compliance. Feels like the redditors posted it in the wrong place.
skip to 9:46 for Title story
And honestly this video seems to be supporting the actual Karen's for the most part cuz even the people who are complaining about people not tipping got to understand people are not obligated to tip anybody if they don't want to they don't want to that's not for you just because someone doesn't tip that doesn't allow you to tell somebody that they're a d-bag because they don't want to give extra money people have it hard in this day and age so obviously do your damn job forget the damn tips. Just do your job and get over it people don't tip oh well some people do that had it like that and they tip very well just because someone doesn't doesn't mean that they're a d-bag or an idiot or anything else anything else like that what I see is a person who doesn't have respect for anybody and is only working for tips and if that's you quit your f****** job and get a new one
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well OP is a karen in 4:32 if a delivery driver asked for a tip i would tell them to eff off
I will agree, as I use to be a delivery driver. Never ask for anything outside of a signature for credit card payment orders - plus those tend to have a tip line.
Lets be real. The op from the first story got her arse in her hand because she had to park 4 or 5 spaces further down. Then cried because she got push back. Shes the karen.
I honestly don't agree with the first one . No the woman should not have parked in that spot but to say the woman laughed AT her is obviously her own feeling of what happened. I do it a lot where I would apologize to someone and try to laugh about it to make light of it cuz a parking space is not that serious. People dealt with not having these spaces for ever but once they are put in place that gives the actual Karen's out there a reason to call molain and moan about people who take the spot. What my pet peave is people who actually take the handicap parking spot when they are legally considered handicap but are walking normally and faster than me but a person in a wheelchair can't have that spot now cuz of these "legally" handicap people who can walk and dont physically look like they have anything wrong with them at all. I'm a NEMT driver and I pick up people and wheelchairs manual wheelchairs and walkers people who can't barely walk and I drive a vehicle that shows on my medical transport vehicle and people think that they can say to me that I can't park in a spot because the driver isn't handicap when clearly my passenger is. And clearly my vehicle is a medical transport and people like to argue with me when I park in the handicap spot waiting for my handicap passenger and try to tell me I can't park there when we all can so if you ever see a non-emergency medical transport in a handicap spot don't go up to a driver and try to argue with him how he cannot park there because legally they have every right
Scam title
F HOA'S. even the ok ones
The worst word in the english language SORRY people think they can say and do whatever they want because if it negatively affects someone else they can say sorry and all is well I call bullshit
None of this actually happened
Don’t be such a party pooper, the stories are entertaining.
I hate those Space Reserved for pregnant women. I'm 62 and my mother never had to have a space reserved for her. I can understand handicap spaces, but all the rest are just "feel good". I definitely will park in one if I find them. And one who disagrees well boo fuoken hoo. Go buy a life.
I guess in the US it there is no real difference other than it is closer to the building. Here in Germany on the other hand parking spaces are way smaller. Parking for disabled but also Mutter-Kind-Parkplätze (for mothers with children) are more spacious. So it is easier to get them out of their seats and into the stroller. It also ensures the surrounding cars don't get damaged. In addition to that we have special parking for women in parking garages which are closer to the entrance, better lit and more intensely surveilled in order to reduce crimes. That said: only parking for disabled is legally reserved parking. Meaning you get fined if you park there without a Plaque. The others everyone can park in legally. But be prepared for disapproving looks.
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Good Monday morning! Hope you are all safe and happy! Hope your day goes well also! Great stories! Thanks for sharing! Ill catch up with you later!
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Those cops should be charged with murder. It wasn’t justified unless he raised his weapon. They wouldn’t have lied in the original press conference if they weren’t trying to cover up this murder! Whoever determined this shooting as justified is also involved in the cover up!