My friend got suspicious of a woman and her kids who claimed that they were homeless and couldn't afford a home or a car and blah, blah, blah. He knew he had seen this woman somewhere in the last week but couldn't put his finger on it. He snapped a photo of them to do an article on the homeless and beggers when his editor of the newspaper asked where he took the photo of the new district attorney's wife at. It hit him then he recently met her at a party welcoming them to town and on her husband's new job. He started filming her and her children the next day asking her why she was begging for money on a street corner when her husband is the new district attorney and so on. He followed her and her kids down the road to the Hobby Lobby where they all three jumped into a BMW and tore out of the parking lot. Needles to say her husband was humiliated by his wife's actions and filed for divorce and she was arrested for fraud. She was greedy for money and attention and it cost her her husband and children and any money she would of gotten in her divorce from her rich husband. She currently works as a barista at Starbucks and a cashier at the gas station she was begging in for money.
The backup camera story was a great one. And yes, that was a victory for every married man who has a wife that constantly has to to be right all the time.
I ain’t even married, but my mother is like that. You know the old trick question. “If you dig a hole 1’ long by 1’ wide by 1’ deep, how much dirt is in the hole?” We asked her that once, she started doing the math and mumbling “I’m pretty sure it’s one cubic foot.” When we told her none, because if there was it wouldn’t be a hole, she immediately insisted you’re supposed to count the dirt you dug out of the hole, then said you could the dirt under the hole and after we pointed out the dirt under the hole is technically the entire planet she just growled at us and told us all to shut up. Now almost 20 years later she either claims it never happened or claims we all told the joke wrong and that’s why she messed up 🤣
@@SesshouFan22 If I got caught by that question I would accept it and possibly curse the person who asked it. My mom was the same. Correct is better than 'right'.
Joseph Campbell should have a chapter (or a book) about new supervisors/bosses/directors who come into a situation that's running just fine, start throwing their weight around, and the place crashes and burns. It's a classic story. Because power and ego.
@@barrymccarty4222 yep, just the one that hatchbacks and larger SUVs tend to have right behind the car that covers things kid-height. I don't think they are cery useful on smaller vehicles or ones with a lower trunk, aside from showing the painted lines/low barriers in tight parking situations.
People don't realize that all fed. employees are not slackers. I worked for a government agency for nearly 40 years and put in many 6 day work weeks and lots of overtime including working around the clock for over 24 hours at times. On 9.1.1, I went to work at 6:30 AM and didn't leave my work site until around 11:00 AM the following day.
I have seen far too many "professional beggars" who are always on their phones, usually a newer model, and then go into begging mode when ever a group of people show up..
There’s a brother, sister, dad combo in my town like that. Brother pushes sister around in a wheel chair giving some sob story, dad sits in a windowless van about 100 feet away watching. After they bleed a parking lot dry of charity they hop into the van and drive off to the other side of town. Sister doesn’t even need the wheelchair, they got it from the dump. When they’re not begging they actually switch back and forth on who’s pushing who in the damn thing. Everyone living here knows they’re full of it, but we have enough out-of-towners coming through they make butt loads of money.
The back up camera on the Chevy Equinox is a necessity! The car has such big blind spots, no matter which way you turn to look that you could hit a semi without ever seeing the thing. So you have to watch the mirrors, turn and look, AND use the camera! edit for spellcheck.
Oddly enough, I (the husband) am the one who uses my back-up camera, while my wife often doesn't bother with hers. I don't say anything to her about this (she is a redhead), and she lets me do my thing too. And neither of us has had any problems. I especially like how useful it us when backing into a parking space.
Robert Heinlein in his novel "Time Enough For Love" lists a series of quotes attributed to his character "Lazarus Long". One was, "If you are ever in an argument with your wife and win, APOLOGIZE AT ONCE!".
@@philiprice7875 Actually after rereading the quote in question, it ACTUALLY says, "If you are ever in an argument with your wife and it turns out that you are right, APOLOGIZE AT ONCE! Fortunately my late husband and I very rarely argued. But I would give a lot to be able to pick a fight with him right now, as long as I could hold his hand one more time....
My wife works for the government. Having come from the private sector, she is baffled by how unorganized things are, but as for overworked, you better believe it. They are understaffed for her position, and she is expected to pick up the slack. All for less money than she would make in a similar position in the private sector.
As to the first story thise scammers make it hard for people that realy need the help. As to the second story mirrors are there for a reason. As to the third story that manager said to do one thing and then said something diferent. That rude customer should have been stopped snd made to pay in cash for the bread before being banned from the store. As to the last story that director was in a power trip. Her ego got deflated when she got directed to the door when she lost her job.
My husband does me the same way. And after time and time again saying the camera has a blind spot I 1 day just used the camera and he never said another word. I almost ran over someone in the blind spot. But, I looked in the mirror and saw them and put on break. He looked in screen and asked why I breaked. I said because that person walking beside your mirror was in camera's blind spot and didn't want to run over them. He doesn't say anything to me about using my mirrors any more. "TIP" hand book tells you not to totally depend on the camera.
The only time that my husband and I ever used those backup cameras is when we're backing into a parking space. While they're good to see things behind you they don't always see things coming from a distance like somebody flooring it when they see you backing out of a space or driveway
I've driven semi's for years, backing 53' trailers with just the mirrors. In my personal Jeep, the windshield mirror fell off, cop saw that, and pulled me over in a parking lot for it saying how dangerous it is not to have that mirror, I asked if I could prove him wrong, he sneered but said sure. I proceeded to back quickly between parked cars, zig zag around them, and back up to him stopping 1 foot from his knees. I asked him, any questions, he just walked away, professional drivers can drive circles around most folks, and it's true most truck accidents are caused by cars.
There are "Professional Beggars" who who have reportedly made as much as $60k a year. They live a comfortable life of luxury while pretending to be disabled, homeless, a crippled veteran and other scam identities to get money from random citizens. When they get found out they just move their scam to a new area. Saw a video on Reddit, I think on Instant Karma, where two men confronted a professional beggar and she ran away by getting into a brand new BMW.
@@MrDoverfield "I always assumed 'Professional Beggars' meant a waiter or any worker that NEED tips because their employers refuse to pay them a livable wage'. Fixed that for you.
@@WayWardWonderer “I always assumed professional beggars meant waiters or any workers that demand tip because THEIR EMPLOYERS refuse to pay them a livable wage.” Fixed it again
the car I currently drive has a back up camera and in the four years I have owned the vehicle I have used this camera maybe ten times I don't rely on this camera because it doesn't show you everything you need to know when backing up so I will cotinue to use the mirrors just like always I have used my mirrors from the time I started driving and will continue to do so screw that camera
Government workers work hard. We are currently busting our asses to make up for two years worth of lost time for obvious reasons. We put in months and months of mandatory overtime as soon as we were allowed back to work. It was exhausting and not at all funny, thanks.
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Back up cameras are just an aid. I use mine to make sure little kids aren't on the sidewalk. I use my mirrors and I visually look. Better safe than sorry.
Back-up cams and “blindspot” warning lights are only there for people to waste money on. Unless you are driving a vehicle with extremely poor visibility they serve no purpose. Nothing beats actually turning your head and really looking. I have had my vehicle backed into by people that relied on only their back-up camera and have almost been hit by others depending on their “blindspot” lights simply because they never turned their heads to see my vehicle.
Oh lord. Technology doesn't trump common sense and driver awareness! Use the camera if you must, but don't rely on a gadget to do YOUR job! Creamed a Mercedes...wow.
God that second dude is multiple layers of stupid. She definitely did not mean ‘only use backup cam’ also if you consider things a score with ur spouse maybe u both need couseling both couples and individuals. He straight up acted like a giant 13 year old…..
My friend got suspicious of a woman and her kids who claimed that they were homeless and couldn't afford a home or a car and blah, blah, blah. He knew he had seen this woman somewhere in the last week but couldn't put his finger on it. He snapped a photo of them to do an article on the homeless and beggers when his editor of the newspaper asked where he took the photo of the new district attorney's wife at. It hit him then he recently met her at a party welcoming them to town and on her husband's new job. He started filming her and her children the next day asking her why she was begging for money on a street corner when her husband is the new district attorney and so on. He followed her and her kids down the road to the Hobby Lobby where they all three jumped into a BMW and tore out of the parking lot. Needles to say her husband was humiliated by his wife's actions and filed for divorce and she was arrested for fraud. She was greedy for money and attention and it cost her her husband and children and any money she would of gotten in her divorce from her rich husband. She currently works as a barista at Starbucks and a cashier at the gas station she was begging in for money.
The backup camera story was a great one. And yes, that was a victory for every married man who has a wife that constantly has to to be right all the time.
I ain’t even married, but my mother is like that.
You know the old trick question. “If you dig a hole 1’ long by 1’ wide by 1’ deep, how much dirt is in the hole?” We asked her that once, she started doing the math and mumbling “I’m pretty sure it’s one cubic foot.” When we told her none, because if there was it wouldn’t be a hole, she immediately insisted you’re supposed to count the dirt you dug out of the hole, then said you could the dirt under the hole and after we pointed out the dirt under the hole is technically the entire planet she just growled at us and told us all to shut up. Now almost 20 years later she either claims it never happened or claims we all told the joke wrong and that’s why she messed up 🤣
@@SesshouFan22 If I got caught by that question I would accept it and possibly curse the person who asked it. My mom was the same. Correct is better than 'right'.
time to get the pack of gold stars out and put one on the calendar to mark the day.
Joseph Campbell should have a chapter (or a book) about new supervisors/bosses/directors who come into a situation that's running just fine, start throwing their weight around, and the place crashes and burns. It's a classic story. Because power and ego.
Yaknow, backup cameras are meant to augment your mirrors, IE, using it in addition to your mirrors, not replace them entirely.
The man not using all tools at his disposal resulting in damaging an innocent bystander's car was infuriating.
Backup cams cover the blind spot, and almost nothing else.
@@sofiadragon6520 not all the blind spots though.
@@barrymccarty4222 yep, just the one that hatchbacks and larger SUVs tend to have right behind the car that covers things kid-height. I don't think they are cery useful on smaller vehicles or ones with a lower trunk, aside from showing the painted lines/low barriers in tight parking situations.
Loved the comment, "That poor bread was innocent!!"
People don't realize that all fed. employees are not slackers. I worked for a government agency for nearly 40 years and put in many 6 day work weeks and lots of overtime including working around the clock for over 24 hours at times. On 9.1.1, I went to work at 6:30 AM and didn't leave my work site until around 11:00 AM the following day.
I have seen far too many "professional beggars" who are always on their phones, usually a newer model, and then go into begging mode when ever a group of people show up..
There’s a brother, sister, dad combo in my town like that. Brother pushes sister around in a wheel chair giving some sob story, dad sits in a windowless van about 100 feet away watching. After they bleed a parking lot dry of charity they hop into the van and drive off to the other side of town. Sister doesn’t even need the wheelchair, they got it from the dump. When they’re not begging they actually switch back and forth on who’s pushing who in the damn thing.
Everyone living here knows they’re full of it, but we have enough out-of-towners coming through they make butt loads of money.
The back up camera on the Chevy Equinox is a necessity! The car has such big blind spots, no matter which way you turn to look that you could hit a semi without ever seeing the thing. So you have to watch the mirrors, turn and look, AND use the camera! edit for spellcheck.
First Story: Always Use Mirrors To Back Up and Before Getting On Car Look Behind For What's Behind Car...
Oddly enough, I (the husband) am the one who uses my back-up camera, while my wife often doesn't bother with hers. I don't say anything to her about this (she is a redhead), and she lets me do my thing too. And neither of us has had any problems. I especially like how useful it us when backing into a parking space.
Robert Heinlein in his novel "Time Enough For Love" lists a series of quotes attributed to his character "Lazarus Long". One was, "If you are ever in an argument with your wife and win, APOLOGIZE AT ONCE!".
lol you might have won that battle but you will LOSE the war of attrition
@@philiprice7875 Actually after rereading the quote in question, it ACTUALLY says, "If you are ever in an argument with your wife and it turns out that you are right, APOLOGIZE AT ONCE!
Fortunately my late husband and I very rarely argued. But I would give a lot to be able to pick a fight with him right now, as long as I could hold his hand one more time....
"That poor bread was innocent!" 😆
My wife works for the government. Having come from the private sector, she is baffled by how unorganized things are, but as for overworked, you better believe it. They are understaffed for her position, and she is expected to pick up the slack. All for less money than she would make in a similar position in the private sector.
My backup camera shows a message "Please check surroundings."
As to the first story thise scammers make it hard for people that realy need the help. As to the second story mirrors are there for a reason. As to the third story that manager said to do one thing and then said something diferent. That rude customer should have been stopped snd made to pay in cash for the bread before being banned from the store. As to the last story that director was in a power trip. Her ego got deflated when she got directed to the door when she lost her job.
My husband does me the same way. And after time and time again saying the camera has a blind spot I 1 day just used the camera and he never said another word. I almost ran over someone in the blind spot. But, I looked in the mirror and saw them and put on break. He looked in screen and asked why I breaked. I said because that person walking beside your mirror was in camera's blind spot and didn't want to run over them. He doesn't say anything to me about using my mirrors any more. "TIP" hand book tells you not to totally depend on the camera.
The only time that my husband and I ever used those backup cameras is when we're backing into a parking space. While they're good to see things behind you they don't always see things coming from a distance like somebody flooring it when they see you backing out of a space or driveway
S1, to be honest reversing camera is the worst thing invented,, unless your hitching to a trailer
I've driven semi's for years, backing 53' trailers with just the mirrors. In my personal Jeep, the windshield mirror fell off, cop saw that, and pulled me over in a parking lot for it saying how dangerous it is not to have that mirror, I asked if I could prove him wrong, he sneered but said sure. I proceeded to back quickly between parked cars, zig zag around them, and back up to him stopping 1 foot from his knees. I asked him, any questions, he just walked away, professional drivers can drive circles around most folks, and it's true most truck accidents are caused by cars.
There are "Professional Beggars" who who have reportedly made as much as $60k a year. They live a comfortable life of luxury while pretending to be disabled, homeless, a crippled veteran and other scam identities to get money from random citizens. When they get found out they just move their scam to a new area. Saw a video on Reddit, I think on Instant Karma, where two men confronted a professional beggar and she ran away by getting into a brand new BMW.
I always assumed “Professional Beggars” meant waiter or any worker that demand tips
@@MrDoverfield "I always assumed 'Professional Beggars' meant a waiter or any worker that NEED tips because their employers refuse to pay them a livable wage'. Fixed that for you.
@@WayWardWonderer “I always assumed professional beggars meant waiters or any workers that demand tip because THEIR EMPLOYERS refuse to pay them a livable wage.” Fixed it again
the car I currently drive has a back up camera and in the four years I have owned the vehicle I have used this camera maybe ten times I don't rely on this camera because it doesn't show you everything you need to know when backing up so I will cotinue to use the mirrors just like always I have used my mirrors from the time I started driving and will continue to do so screw that camera
From the last story: Don't poke or feed the bear.
Government workers work hard. We are currently busting our asses to make up for two years worth of lost time for obvious reasons. We put in months and months of mandatory overtime as soon as we were allowed back to work. It was exhausting and not at all funny, thanks.
I work for DHS. The first story cracked me up.
Thumbnail description sucks, but good stories.
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Last story: some people in the government think they always have the perfect plan until they are proved wrong.
Yep... that lady must have bounced when she landed on her... coccyx. Tail-bone, that is!
Listened to a youtube - beyond facts - same voice :)
crimes committed against carbs cannot stand!
#justiceforbread.
Great slices
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Back up cameras are just an aid. I use mine to make sure little kids aren't on the sidewalk. I use my mirrors and I visually look. Better safe than sorry.
7:56 gotdam racists
4:20 YES!!!! A man wins an argument against his wife!!! This day will be talked about in years to come!!!!!
That's sooooooooooooo funny. Something something private property...
Happy Friday the 13th everyone !!!
Back-up cams and “blindspot” warning lights are only there for people to waste money on. Unless you are driving a vehicle with extremely poor visibility they serve no purpose. Nothing beats actually turning your head and really looking. I have had my vehicle backed into by people that relied on only their back-up camera and have almost been hit by others depending on their “blindspot” lights simply because they never turned their heads to see my vehicle.
Oh lord. Technology doesn't trump common sense and driver awareness! Use the camera if you must, but don't rely on a gadget to do YOUR job! Creamed a Mercedes...wow.
That poor bread, indeed!
More like, poor guy in a lose-lose situation where the "manager" didn't have their worker's back. The MC there was perfect for the nasty crone.
Good morning RedWheel
19sec first!!!
On that second story, way to go dude.
God that second dude is multiple layers of stupid. She definitely did not mean ‘only use backup cam’ also if you consider things a score with ur spouse maybe u both need couseling both couples and individuals. He straight up acted like a giant 13 year old…..
Overworked and underpaid in some of the most dangerous and stressful fields in Government.
I just use it all, camera for the drive across the street, mirrors and looking out of all windows.
This old lady uses her mirrors.