@@Grayson-tk5hn yes, yes I did. I'm meaning that they seem to want him to suffer because he made it clear he likes these subreddits, and they make him feel better. If they want him to not get what makes him feel better , wouldn't that qualify as wanting him to suffer?
The grandmother’s urn being misplaced would not be mildly infuriating. That kind of thing would be beyond infuriating. How the hell do you lose a person like that?
My only guess is people have less attachment to grandparents, so less emotional response. I think if I found out my dad's ashes had been misplaced, there'd be violence.
This is probably why these things end up on "Just Unsubbed" all the time. Like I keep seeing things that are MEGA Infuriating ending up as why people unsubbed from this subreddit in particular.
@@babowasalwayshere idk bout you but im just atleast ALMOST as attached to my grandma as my mother seriously there would be some violence if either thing happened
1:21 No, that's when you file a lawsuit. Losing something that is literally priceless and irreplaceable, not to mention the emotional damage they're going to have to pay for.
For the cutting in line at the supermarket one. I have had that once in my life, and the customer got told they can cut the line in the most special way. After their face lit up, the clerk told them that they could go right out the door and leave their cart. That was how special the cut to the front of the line was for them. Loved seeing it happen, it was great.
For the Not Stealing Food thing: I work swing shift and had to get into it with a guest of my roommate since he kept eating what was left out for me. I'm notoriously bad at remembering to eat (thanks to not having much food growing up) so my roommates always make sure there's something easy to heat up at halfpast midnight so I'll eat. The guest had this explained the first 2 times he took my food. The third time I mentioned it to one of my roommates and the guest got angry at ME for daring to bring up a recurring issue when he'd been staying for free for weeks.
15:00 I once had a roommate who would constantly use and mistreat my stuff. After confronting him, he said oh sorry, yet continued to do it. After coming home one evening I discovered dirty cutlery, put away in the clean cutlery drawer, this was my cutlery. As he was being kicked out at the end of the month anyway after I had a word with my landlord, I decided to move everything of mine from all common areas, including the kitchen into my room. My room was basically a storage unit for the rest of the month. Their cleanliness and hygiene was virtually nonexistent meaning I considered all open food and condiments in the fridge and cupboards to be compromised resulting in having to throw all of it into the garbage. I did however, preserve his access to all cleaning products which were left completely untouched even after he had covered the bathroom in vomit. Thankfully, my landlord was very supportive and insured his quick eviction. I reflect on that as the month of hell.
This actually sounds exactly like what's going on with me and my useless roommates too! Except add on that they steal kitchenware since they're too cheap to get their own...
I left a yelp for a company that I applied for and was scheduled an interview for and I get to the interview and they had hired someone for that position 5 days prior and decided not to cancel the appointment.
Retail Anecdote: As someone who was the underpaid retail kid, I've had that happen on my till. Except if the entitled person gets angsty, I'll extend the conversation with the original customer and if they're not in a rush they normally caught on to what I was doing and we'd be chatting for about 5 minutes. Rule 1 of Psych 101 is don't diagnose friends and family.
I was concerned too and distinctly recall leaving a comment that I hope he's deescalating properly lol, but I guess so many of us were clamoring about it that recently he said in a vid that we don't need to ask for more chill subs for him bc he doesn't know what to do with them and angry subs are good for venting. I do hope tho if there's ever any good chill subs he likes to do that he's able to.
I have mental disabilities myself and I've never understood this. How does someone else suffering with the same problem improve your life? Not being mean, just trying to understand the idea.
7:17 if that's what they do with the "dinner for two" they were supposed to give you, then just do the same with the eight hours worth of work you're supposed to give them everyday.
yeah like if its like a small thing, like a kid acting up in PE or a loud person in the lunchroom, then 3 laps or silent lunch is fine, but if some kid wants to be an asshole destroying all of the bathrooms, then thats too far.
2:37-2:47 To add on that, if you own an air fryer, I would say cook them in there because not only is it quicker to cook than a oven, it also comes out much crisper imo
The "I used 'Audio' as my opening word" post is for Wordle. You just guess a five letter word and it tells you if your guess has any letters in common and if theyre in the right place. Since a vast majority of words will have a vowel and "Audio" is almost entirely vowels, it can help narrow down things a lot for a first guess. This person could've gotten it first guess if they had stuck with their opener.
1:55: In Wordle, you have to guess the 5-letter word. The black means those letters aren't in the target word, yellow they're in it but not the right place, and green means right letter, right place. So basically like Mastermind, but for words. Basically, the OP used the same starting word every day, and the one time they didn't, it was the target word, so she could have gotten it in one guess.
13:40 Yeah, here in Italy the emergency service sucks most of the time, especially lately. It's very underfunded, and usually they put there untrained workers, just because they don't have anyone else available. It is not always like that, but it happened lately that even during calls involving homicide the emergency service didn't know how to respond and didn't took the victim seriously. Btw you can't really expect someone in Italy to know english well, it is studied (badly) in school, but not very used in everyday life
given the very real possibility of english speakers calling-in [there's a LOT of us...XD], the emergency services definitely *should* have at least one of them. i actually follow someone on deviantart who's from italy. tbh, doesn't sound amazing just from what little she's mentioned. something critically important as emergency services being under-funded doesn't surprise me in the slightest.
In my dorm last semester we had a lot of complaints of marijuana smells in the hallways and apparently we got too many and we got a notice that if we had one more complaint everyone in the building would be fined because they couldn’t find where the smell was coming from. The school also just implemented a policy where you get charged $50 if you get locked out of your room.
How anyone can have an animal with that many fleas and just live with it is beyond me. I have a cat, and 3 dogs and if I see more than one live flea I'm immediately activating my assault team and we're on the job!
Eugh, I know what you mean! My parents cat is a very fluffy boy, and he’s allowed to roam outside. He used to have a huge problem with fleas. I remember sitting with him, night after night, combing his fur and letting the suckers I caught drown in an old ice cream container filled with water. Thankfully it worked. Not the worse thing we’ve found in his fur though. At least two occasions of me finding slugs stuck to his coat. The fun way.
there's a preventative medicine you simply put in the neck fur every 3 months. I don't know how much it costs, but my mom gets it from the vet, her cat that spends a lot of time outside never has any parasites. (it kills fleas and worms, you put it in the neck fur so the pet can't immediately lick all of it off)
i have a flying anecdote. was flying from nevada to idaho to see my sister, had a stuck up business man sit next to me. first he was pissy because “i can’t tell its gender” (referring to me, i am a man) then spent the entire flight smacking my arm off the arm rest so he could have both while he loudly had a conference call.
Concerning the messy shoes at the store, I used to be a dept. lead for a local Kohl's. And we would have someone on staff always to just pick up the mounds of boxes and mismatched shoes that would pile up everyday.
Holy shit, another crazy story relating to this video. I once lived with a few v religious people as I was newly sober and it was hard to find clean housing. Well one of my roomates started stealing my food. A lot of my food too. I confronted him about it and he said that God was just providing food for him.
ALSO since people are seeing this, I want Robin to come to my wedding next month in CO. We wanna show him a good time as he's been getting all the angry subreddits.
23:20 during my freshmen year of college I lived in the dorms. I was on the third floor, where there was generally peace and quite, but the second floor they were crazy. There were a bunch of stollen exit signs, fire alarms ripped off, bathrooms destroyed and at one point they put an actual slip ‘n slide in the hall to try and go viral. They didn’t, the furthest it went was on the schools barstool account. And at the end of the year? The University decided to charge everyone in the dorm despite everyone constantly complaining about the second floor people. Was charged hundreds of dollars.
I was working security at a student apartment complex while I was going to school and our fifth floor was always loud and party central. I hated having to go up and tell 3 or 4 different parties that they were done and people had to leave. The worst part was the building was a square with a courtyard but they decided to put rival fraternities on the floor and others I am 5'10" 200 pounds (I know I am a fatty) trying to get between them and make them move on.
The funny thing is, any form of collective punishment is illegal in the majority of countries, and if people are reported for doing it they can get a major fine
@@josephhodges9819 the RA’s and security at my dorm were so weird. They never ever stopped the second floor people and yet me and my roomate where written up for having more than 3 guests in our room
A college in my town tried to impliment a policy change and fine like the one in this video. Since my tuition fees were already paid ahead of time via a student loan, I arranged with my bank to open a new account and switch it to become my main account. Because there was no way in hell I'm paying for someone else's property damage. Loan repayments and other things went into/out of that instead, leaving the older account to accumulate the fines. I warned my bank of what they were doing, and hilariously after several fines were attempted to be taken, the banks fraud department contacted the college and told them they were about to take them to court for obvious fraudulent claims. Apparently I wasn't the only student of that college with this bank, and they took evidence from all their accounts too. And since we students hadn't signed any agreement to this policy, and the policy itself wasn't legally enforceable, it actually counted as fraud. That policy suddenly got removed and we got emails saying any money taken would be returned. LOL sometimes I love my bank.
19:10 I have the same type of pump. When the alarm beeps, it’s only once an hour and is super quiet. I’ve only had it happen once - for a few days, when the pump needed to be replaced at the end of its life and the surgery was moved back, but I found the beeping more amusing than irritating. I can see how it would be different if you were anxious about your meds running out though.
I had a college roommate try to diagnosis me with autism. They weren't even in the psychology major yet. Their reasoning was based on my social anxiety/ineptitude and my tendency to word salad when I'm tired. In reality I'm just a socially oblivious weirdo with OCD and speech issues (brain doesn't connect with mouth sometimes).
@@mintykiwiDon’t tell it to us, we know that. Tell it to these morons. I’m taking psychology at a community college and I have a rule: Psychology isn’t exact. What might be true for A isn’t exactly the same for B. It’s crazy
For the neighbor that is shining their lights into that person's house, just get a concave mirror, or a few of them, and then let science do its thing.
I may be wrong but I believe the first thing with the doors with the QR codes is just a mistake on the store's part. I believe they're supposed to scan those and there's a setup program to have the doors display what's in the case. Something about the doors being built a certain way so that they retain heat and use less energy, but they're opaque. Hence, the screens that are supposed to show you what's inside. Again, I could be wrong, but I saw something about doors like this a while back and I think that's the explanation. Edit: After doing a little Googling, it seems they're just a way for stores to make ad revenue by showing ads on them occasionally. Which is dumb because when the ads are playing, it's obviously not showing you what's in the case. Corporate greed.
No no, you're correct. This is the stores fault for not finishing the set up on these doors. The problem: Modern glass beverage doors are extremely inefficient. Solution: Higher quality opaque insulated doors, with built in screen to display what is behind the door. This is NOT expecting YOU the customer to scan the door yourself.
@@Z51MAELSTROM In concept, these would be a great idea. But it relies on the store setting them up properly and keeping them and the stock inside maintained so they CORRECTLY show what's in the case. Thing is, every single time I've gone to a place that has these, the store doesn't do that. So either you see messages like this, or go to open the door and find the drinks inside are COMPLETELY different from what the door says they are.
No, you were originally right. As someone who worked at Walmart in the Frozen section, there have been talks about getting these. They could be for ads, though, but most likely.
23:50 It's weighed and priced per Kg so he didn't get cheated he just got a smaller block of cheese for less, probably picked the cheapest one for size so this.
I hate when you are in a grocery line and someone 5 carts back asks the person in front if they can cut and the person says yes. My problem is they did not just cut her they cut everyone else and should have asked 5 or 6 people if it was ok. Happens a lot when it is one of their friends.
Here in Australia we have a grocery store called Aldi, and they have the cheaper off brand food but their quality is also really good majority of the time. Up until a few months ago, they never had self checkouts and would only have 1 or 2 checkouts open at any time. So I’d go in for like 2 or 3 items, and I’d be stuck behind half a dozen people with FULL trolleys. It was honestly their biggest flaw, the public finally started complaining about it more vocally especially when we started going into our current recession and families were pretty much forced to stop shopping at the big company stores and go to Aldi instead due to budget restraints. Now every single one I’ve been to has got self check outs as well as staffed checkouts, it has made it so much more convenient.
@@josephhodges9819 ooh okay I didn’t know that, most stores here in Australia I’ve found are almost exclusively based in Australia and New Zealand only.
@@chelsss12112 Oh yea, most of our cities have at least one Aldi. I have 1 about a mile from me surrounded by most things I need. Smokes, weed, haircut, and shoes.
I've got 3 roommates and when it comes to shared areas, we divide it. Everyone can add their own decorations as long as it isn't obscene, blocking someone else's, etc, and we have designated pantry and fridge shelves that have been made clear. Nobody takes anything that isn't theirs, and if something is accidentally taken/dumped/spilled (like how I once accidentally spilled a container of cooked broccoli everywhere that wasn't mine) it is replaced by whoever did it. Still don't understand why that's so difficult for some people
what’s mildly infuriating is the misconception that autism is a disorder. it is not psychological, it’s neurological. literally the structure of your brain.
Yep, brain is literally made different. There is a few reasons I call myself a hot mess. Having autism, depression, ADHD, anxiety and epilepsy is ***great***.
5:45 As someone who (due to genetics) does get sore eyes from bright lights, sunglasses were invented to solve this *exact* problem! Buy a pair and let the person have their window seat
23:00 afaik collective punishment is against geneva convention. "Article 33 - Individual responsibility, collective penalties, pillage, reprisals. No protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed. Collective penalties and likewise all measures of intimidation or of terrorism are prohibited." Always remember that, it could get handy
I have some context for the Italian one. It depends on which number you called. If you called the firefighter's number (115) they most likely wouldn't speak English as you get directed to the nearest fire station. The number you need to call is I believe 112. It's the international number for emergencies in Europe. I've been to their call centers in my town Genova where they explained how it works. The way it works is you call in and explain the emergency. Only after you get redirected to the right emergency service branch. Do you need firefighters? Or do you need law enforcement or police? They'll hook you to the branch that most fits your emergency. Now this comes with a nifty feature/law. Since this is a number you can dial across the EU, no matter how well does the operator speak your language, if you're not native to the country or the country's citizen but a tourist, by law you have to have an interpreter on call. They're on call interpreters as in they only work when there's work needed rather than a 9-5 job. So that guy might've screwed himself over. We had to call them once to inform them there was a manhole with a stream of water coming out. Quite a big one. But since we're Italians or at least my mom speaks in Italian very well as she's lived here half of her life already, it was easy peasy. But for the ones that don't know... Stand your ground. You are legally required an interpreter on call if you're a foreigner. Or don't speak the local language to a native's degree.
You got it right. I am italian, if you call 115, or any other specific emergency number, you're going to get local dispatchers answering your call. And by the heavens are italians on average absolutely garbage at english. We as a population are pretty dumb/badly educated overall but holy cow is our level of especially english absolutely subpar for an EU country.
@@spookcat- non tutti gli italiani ma la maggior parte. Io ne vengo dal liceo linguistico. Quindi l'inglese va parlato bene. Però se devo andare a cercare il pelo nell'uovo, i miei compagni di classe avevano un vocabolario più vasto dell'italiano medio. Però per formare una frase di senso compiuto ci mettevano in paio di minuti. Io a differenza, non per vantarmi, non ho mai avuto il bisogno di studiare per qualsiasi interrogazione che ho avuto con la prof di madrelingua. E ho sempre preso 8 in tutti gli orali. E in tutti gli anni nella mia classe penso abbia fatto i complimenti solamente a me e a un altro mio compagno altrettanto bravo. Forse anche di un livello un pelino più alto del mio. Mi usavano come toppa quando non avevano studiato perché io non avevo bisogno di studiare. Ero talmente abile che persino la prof di inglese non madrelingua durante le interrogazioni mi faceva meno domande rispetto ai miei compagni. Infatti uno di loro si è arrabbiato con me un giorno perché a lui ha fatto un sacco di domande diverse. Lui non sapeva una risposta e nonostante io la sapessi, la prof ha insistito a tirargli fuori la risposta, visto che non l'aveva studiata nonostante fosse da studiare. E si è lamentato appunto perché io ho preso un voto leggermente più basso del suo nonostante mi fossero fatte 3/4 domande. La mia risposta ovviamente è stata che non è colpa mia se la prof decide di fare meno domande a me. E che si rifiuta di far rispondere a me quando lui si torvava in difficoltà, pur sapendo benissimo la risposta. Ce ne sono tanti però che nemmeno hanno la voglia di imparare.
@@nikitatavernitilitvynovama fra tutto questo cosa c'entra? Sei brav* in inglese, congratulazioni. Non serve un mega paragrafo dove ti vanti che vai meglio dei tuoi compagni a scuola. Stiamo parlando dei vigili del fuoco, non delle tue interrogazioni, lol
2:06 As a former employee I can say that's neither encouraged nor appreciated by most stores. I personally feel bad seeing that as someone who took pride in my work, and the store that allowed that to pass has some issues.
8:18 Yes, neighbor is a jerk for shining the lights into the room...but I'm seriously wondering how loud the AC unit is that's outside. I'm guessing an older model that sounds like a freaking gas powered generator. I would also be annoyed.
Ok, and? That's hardly the fault of the person living in the house. You live in a city/suburb. There are noises sometimes. There are lots of solutions: headphones are a good one.
If you live in a city or suburb, there will ALWAYS be noise. It's funny how people expect every city/suburb to be 100% silent. People these days, blaming other people for no reason.
For the shoes all over the floor photo: God I hate that so much. My mother is handicapped and you don't even want to know the amount of times we as customers had to clean that crap up because it was covering so much of the floor my mother couldn't get though on her wheelchair. It was worse when we where actually looking for shoes as well.
The story about the wildfire in Italy reminded me of how I once called the police in Czechia when I was 17. I was there in a small town with my 14 year old friend. Some guys walked up to us at 1am on the street and kept trying to talk to us. One of them knew English so I kept talking to him and kept a close eye on all of them. He started asking questions about us which got more intimate as time went on. I sensed that there was something off about it so I went a little bit away for a moment and pretended to call my parents (which I didn't because both our parents were still at home in Germany and didn't know where we were). I called the police instead and the person I had on the phone couldn't understand me. They did understand to send someone though and, when the police arrived, I thought we were safe but none of the officers spoke a single word English. This whole trip ended in a very traumatizing experience.
As an Italian, I can tell you, very few of my countrymen can actually speak English more than a few words. If you want to report a fire, those words are too hard for them to understand.
3:26 reminds me of how people never plug in the chromebooks at school because they want to sit around and talk, I always do it because I hate how they expect the teacher to but I understand that that will further their idea that its okay and the teacher never helps, so I thought, “what do I think is okay but they dont?” so then every time they tried to put it on top of the charging area and leave me to do it I held their hand and they got really uncomfortable. and it worked! for a bit anyway but I only have so many hands so eventually when it stopped working I instead finished up quickly while making sure everything is plugged in properly and hovered around the door, then when the teacher let us go out early because all the chromebooks were plugged in I ran up to the door and lodged my foot in it untill the bell rang and then I waited the same ten seconds they could have taken to plug a computer in and whenever a student asked me to stop I said “awfully convenient isnt it?” now that seems harsh but I do this EVERY TIME THERE IS A COVER LESSON and I am sick of it especially in spanish where I pulled this because thats where the most people who do this are and when we have chromebooks the most
0:32 Open all the fridges and don't close them... Tell all your friends to do the same, eventually, they'll get tired and change them back 😂 worked for us
10:23 reminded of the time I was in third grade and another kid asked me for a pencil. I hated him because he and his friends would always pick on me, so naturally, my answer was a quick and firm “no.” And instead of “okay” or even throwing an insult like he usually would, he winds up and smacks me on the back as hard as possible. When I got home my parents saw it (I was wearing a tank top) and my dad made me take my shirt off for pictures so he could report it to the school admins. Nothing was done about it because I’m pretty sure one of said admins was his mom or aunt or something. Dad showed her the picture and she said it looked photoshopped, and then turned me around and lifted my shirt to show her but she said I could’ve done that to myself.
3:34 from experience, it's usually because they're (either willfully or blissfully) ignorant. They don't think that it's a hassle for people to pick up after them, or that people have to pick up after them in the first place. It just doesn't comprehend, it's so out of the question. Best approach (that I've seen) is to kindly inform people that others do, in fact, have to clean up after them while also trying not to make them defensive, because defensive people don't change, they defend themselves even if they know they're morally wrong. Anyway, hope that helps anyone who wants to help in my quest of adding more competent citizens in society.
The lady trying to go ahead of the line was like the younger sibling telling mom to do something because the older sibling won't let them have the older sibling's toy lol
1:47 Wordle is a game where you guess any five letter word and try to guess the correct wording the least guesses using the clues. When you type a word, each letter will be highlighted a different colour. Grey means the letter isn’t in the word. Yellow means the letter is in the word but in the wrong place. Green means it’s in the word and in the right place. If all of the letters are green,you have guessed the word!
4:44 I’ve been there in Cupertino near the oak ridge mall, their Pho isn’t even that good … they served it to me cold, the texture of the noodles were almost damn well near thawed… it wasn’t that good yet it was a little expensive, and I remember that 18% charge, my dad saw it and got kinda pissed off at the situation. It was funny a little bit, but it was still quite frustrating 💀💀💀💀💀
13:34 Italian here and trust me, the amount of people who can't speak English over here is mindbogglingly high. Even in tourism, there are a lot of people who either flat out can't speak English or can speak very little of it. Millennials and Zoomers are better (especially terminally online ones such as myself), but... let's just say that there's a reason why politician Matteo Renzi's English has become a meme over here.
22:08 My previous job got Door Dash like a month before I quit. In every order, we had to place a coupon card for whatever "off your first Door Dash order" in their order... like what?
23:14 reminds me of my schools new policy, where kids were ‘goofing off’ at lunch in the bathroom, SO THEY JUST LOCK THE BATHROOMS FOR THE MAJORITY OF LUNCH.
13:40. Europeans almost always learn at least 2 languages in school. British often learn French for example, so it is actually surprising no one there spoke it.
*"please give him a wholesome animal subreddit"* Even if some gives him a wholesome animal subreddit, he would still constantly swear at every picture and find a way to get mad somehow.
16:19 to be fair, I had a set like that once, and they tangle incredibly easily, she might have just accidentally knocked it off the desk and couldn't fix it or something.
11:20 I work in service and people totally expect the person working to rule (?) the queue. I’m like ‘god damn, I can’t even see anyone beside the person upfront’ and they are shouting about how they are in a hurry and reasonably better people, I suppose
My brother got suspended from school once because of somebody else's stupidity. Basically he went to one of the notoriously bad highschool in our city. It was probably the worst school. It was also known for its caos. One day one of my brother's classmates or two decided to take the trash bin and empty it into the parking lot/street from the window. This isn't as harmaless as my classmates throwing paper planes from the window. It could've been dangerous too. The teacher and principal asked to know who did it. They all knew who it was but they didn't want to snitch. Expecially since both asked for the culprits to come forward. None came forward. So what did they do? They said that if nobody comes forward with this then the entire class gets suspended for one day. So my brother had to stay home for doing nothing. He didn't do it. He knew exactly who did it. He saw them.
I used to work at a gas station/convenience store where the price tags had to scan a QR code and register an email to view the prices. No doubt they were selling info
My old math teacher once said: "Asking is licit, responding is a curtesy" It's totally legal and okay to ask any kind of question. But it's a courtesy to receive a response back. Expecially if tje question asked is a stupid one or extremely inappropriate or offensive. Some of these Karens need to understand this. Even more when they receive blank stares or rude responses. It's a courtesy you get to hear my voice. And as much as your aks is licit, I have the full right to tell you to fuck off gently. Also I hate people who think they can skip the middle man. No, asking a cashier isn't going to make the lady move. As if he has any power over that. Oops, she did something I don't like that's totally within her rights to do? I'm sorry but Imma have to call a manager and ask you to do what I want you to do. Because this is their store. And surely they don't want a disgruntled customer in here, right? So they'll do anything I ask them to do. Sure... Keep on daydreaming Janet.
9:45 - If anyone hit me with their carts, when they have been standing perfectly still, and after I told them no they cant go ahead of me, twice over, I will turn and go "Witch, did you just slam your cart into me and assault me." then turn to the cashier. "Can you get your manager and security please." Also, if a cashier ever told someone they can go ahead of me after I have said no they cant, I will also be asking for their manager and finding out there and then if that is story policy. The story with the 14 hour flight. Sounds like someone flew from Australia to the US or direct to Europe
The post at 21:20 is all parents that don't listen to you and have the audacity to get mad at you for yelling at them, even though they were specifically told by you not to do something. Parents are wanting you to listen to them, but will get pissy when you yell at them for not listening to you.
As an italian, trust me Robin but there's very few italians that can actually speak english. Many know a few words, but with a single phrase you can send them in total confusion. Many italians don't even speak italian itself properly, imagine speaking english. When trying to speak english you should look for people within the 20s/30s age range, you have the most luck with those.
Mildly infuriating story, I'm from the UK, on Tuesday at 13:00 my mum phoned me to ask if I had keys, I said "no I didn't" so I had to go to my sisters house to get mums keys and then caught the bus only to be harassed by a woman who had a walking frame and she wanted a couple of £s for a sandwich and I said "no" she then said "are you sure?" And I said "I'm certain, I checked how much I have" I got to my sisters in time, then me and my mum went to the bus stop, and mum went back to my sisters after a while, and then the SAME woman said "Oh, you have money now to give me" and I replied "I have my mums money for the bus and any change will be hers" then the bus came and I let her on before me and the woman had a *concessionary pass that you pay 50p before **9:30** and its free after **9:30* and I was queitly annoyed at that
The same people who steal food, are the same people who flip the ABSOLUTE FUK OUT when it happens to them. You'd think they just saw you punch their mother.
I find it mildly concerning that some random from the other wedding was able to find OP on Facebook and send abusive messages just from some of the people at the other reception spending 10-20 minutes at OP's reception bar. Like, how much stalking did that rando do to be able to find OP just from that. That is concerning, and I would be reporting that to the police, because next thing you know they'll have your address, and you'll either get them showing up to scream at you, or maybe something weirder, like a goat's head or something on your doorstep. This person is clearly not rational, and you should be very cautious.
Lmao the first picture is of a Walgreens that didn’t setup the display when they installed it. They’re supposed to display the beverage behind it but the manager is equally bad with technology
Mildly infuriating at him shitting on the technology in the first picture without realizing it's not expecting customers to scan it, the dumb owner needs to scan it to tell it what's in each cooler
26:00 As far as I know, psychologists aren't allowed to make diagnoses - it's the psychiatrists who are (same goes for prescribing medicine). Psychologists are more of an "emotional support"/advisers for their clients; sometimes they assist psychiatrists in patients' therapy, but that's all. So this person's very idea to diagnose her friend indicates that she wasn't paying attention in class, regardless of where and how long she studied!
No, not really. I mean I guess it depends on the country of course, but I’m a psychologist and I specialize in psycho diagnosis, like it’s literally my job. However one of the things that they definitely say in class is to not try to diagnose outside your practice, and specially family and friends. That’s a breach of ethics, wrong and most of the time you’re going to get it wrong because of your attachment to the person. So yeah she was not paying attention, and I dread to one day have her as my colleague.
Psychologists work with medication and diagnosis in Canada. They are primarily concerned with ongoing treatment, study and application of medicine from a hyper clinical standpoint. They also work in hospitals with crisis cases. Psychiatrists tend to do the majority of diagnosis for WILLING cases, along with testing and therapy. It's like the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist. One gives you glasses, and they're the most common type that you'll come in contact with. The other is a specialist working out of a hospital who works with the harder cases, treatments and diagnosis. I went to a psychiatrist to get a diagnosis for DID. She had me go to a psychologist who specialized in it for confirmation. My psychiatrist had a therapeutic approach, wanting to deal with trauma and comfort. The Psychologist put me through a WRINGER. She knew what she was doing and put us through the wildest examination where she poked at a trauma until it triggered a switch and then did it with any other trauma she could sus out to trigger someone else. We were all in such a fluster and so off balance she prevented us from making proper memories of the whole ordeal. But that is the difference. One person is there to heal your wounds. The other is to poke a swab in them and look at the goo and be ultra clinical. And both can prescribe drugs.
0:20 that's just a way for them to get your email address and sell it off to advertising firms. Think about it, they wouldn't do something that stupid unless they had an incentive and they were making money off it.
Dude the stealing food ones drive me the most insane, I live with my boyfriend, his mom, and his sister right now and his sister has zero respect for other people's food. I have some diet limitations that make it so I like to have my own things and she knows that but she'll still eat all of anything in the fridge/pantry she wants even if it's clearly meant for me and I've talked to her about it but she STILL does it. At one point I started labeling things as mine but she got super passive aggressive about it and kept complaining to her mom about me being mean (shes fucking 37 years old btw). So now I have to keep everything I dont want her eating in my room, which means nothing that has to be refrigerated can be claimed as mine apparently.
5:01 i'm more triggered by the fact they said it 'hurts their eyesight', no, it hurts your eyes. Not your eyesight, It's not going to make you need glasses.
So many people still asking robin to get the calm subreddits when he's actually said in a video that he wants to do these because it Helps him vent
I know.
It's like they want him to suffer.
@@ellabennett6091 did you read the coment?
@@Grayson-tk5hn yes, yes I did.
I'm meaning that they seem to want him to suffer because he made it clear he likes these subreddits, and they make him feel better. If they want him to not get what makes him feel better , wouldn't that qualify as wanting him to suffer?
I thought he said in another video that these get him really worked up and get counterproductive
@@ellabennett6091oh i misunderstond
22:08 I LOVE how the sticker has the audacity to say "do not litter" as if you didn't just LITTER ON THE WINDSHIELD.
The grandmother’s urn being misplaced would not be mildly infuriating. That kind of thing would be beyond infuriating. How the hell do you lose a person like that?
I'm seuing.
My only guess is people have less attachment to grandparents, so less emotional response. I think if I found out my dad's ashes had been misplaced, there'd be violence.
This is probably why these things end up on "Just Unsubbed" all the time. Like I keep seeing things that are MEGA Infuriating ending up as why people unsubbed from this subreddit in particular.
@@babowasalwayshere idk bout you but im just atleast ALMOST as attached to my grandma as my mother seriously there would be some violence if either thing happened
You forget to cherish her.
You know what is mildly frustrating, not giving Robin a chill subreddit. Let the man do a wholesome subreddit.
He said that he likes them fairly recently. He claimed it let him vent.
yeah what @@shadowsilvertailsfan said
Robin go for r/BlessedImages
Its always either not chill funny, r/Tumblr, or not chill angry, r/antiwork
Its not mildly infuriating, its EXTREMELY INFURIATING
1:21 No, that's when you file a lawsuit. Losing something that is literally priceless and irreplaceable, not to mention the emotional damage they're going to have to pay for.
For the cutting in line at the supermarket one. I have had that once in my life, and the customer got told they can cut the line in the most special way.
After their face lit up, the clerk told them that they could go right out the door and leave their cart. That was how special the cut to the front of the line was for them.
Loved seeing it happen, it was great.
For the Not Stealing Food thing: I work swing shift and had to get into it with a guest of my roommate since he kept eating what was left out for me. I'm notoriously bad at remembering to eat (thanks to not having much food growing up) so my roommates always make sure there's something easy to heat up at halfpast midnight so I'll eat. The guest had this explained the first 2 times he took my food. The third time I mentioned it to one of my roommates and the guest got angry at ME for daring to bring up a recurring issue when he'd been staying for free for weeks.
15:00 I once had a roommate who would constantly use and mistreat my stuff. After confronting him, he said oh sorry, yet continued to do it. After coming home one evening I discovered dirty cutlery, put away in the clean cutlery drawer, this was my cutlery. As he was being kicked out at the end of the month anyway after I had a word with my landlord, I decided to move everything of mine from all common areas, including the kitchen into my room. My room was basically a storage unit for the rest of the month. Their cleanliness and hygiene was virtually nonexistent meaning I considered all open food and condiments in the fridge and cupboards to be compromised resulting in having to throw all of it into the garbage. I did however, preserve his access to all cleaning products which were left completely untouched even after he had covered the bathroom in vomit. Thankfully, my landlord was very supportive and insured his quick eviction. I reflect on that as the month of hell.
Yikes, sounds like he was pretty deep into some kind of addiction. Hope he got help, not that it's your concern.
This actually sounds exactly like what's going on with me and my useless roommates too! Except add on that they steal kitchenware since they're too cheap to get their own...
Reading this story made me realize I need to wipe down my desk after 5 months of collecting dust and crumbs.
gross.
The other day I got an email "Why leaving a nasty yelp review makes you a jerk" lmao. Nah. I'll stop saying places suck when they stop sucking
I left a yelp for a company that I applied for and was scheduled an interview for and I get to the interview and they had hired someone for that position 5 days prior and decided not to cancel the appointment.
@@josephhodges9819thats so fuckin infuriating
Retail Anecdote: As someone who was the underpaid retail kid, I've had that happen on my till. Except if the entitled person gets angsty, I'll extend the conversation with the original customer and if they're not in a rush they normally caught on to what I was doing and we'd be chatting for about 5 minutes.
Rule 1 of Psych 101 is don't diagnose friends and family.
Can we PLEASE give this guy a subreddit where he can laugh and relax and not be angry.
robin enjoys these 😂
@@TeardropCantTalki mean i wouldve enjoyed yelling at bullsh** that infuriates me
He said he likes doing these to vent
@@enderkatze6129 he likes to vent??? like venting in amungus!!?! amogus sus imposter!?!?
I was concerned too and distinctly recall leaving a comment that I hope he's deescalating properly lol, but I guess so many of us were clamoring about it that recently he said in a vid that we don't need to ask for more chill subs for him bc he doesn't know what to do with them and angry subs are good for venting. I do hope tho if there's ever any good chill subs he likes to do that he's able to.
Robin mention his struggles with mental disabilities makes me feel less alone with mine.
Thank you Robin.
I have mental disabilities myself and I've never understood this. How does someone else suffering with the same problem improve your life? Not being mean, just trying to understand the idea.
7:17 if that's what they do with the "dinner for two" they were supposed to give you, then just do the same with the eight hours worth of work you're supposed to give them everyday.
22:57 fun fact: collective punishment is actually a war crime
yeah like if its like a small thing, like a kid acting up in PE or a loud person in the lunchroom, then 3 laps or silent lunch is fine, but if some kid wants to be an asshole destroying all of the bathrooms, then thats too far.
2:37-2:47 To add on that, if you own an air fryer, I would say cook them in there because not only is it quicker to cook than a oven, it also comes out much crisper imo
I have NEVER had fries come out of an air fryer crispy.
@@zuttoaragi8349what air fryer have you been using..?
The "I used 'Audio' as my opening word" post is for Wordle. You just guess a five letter word and it tells you if your guess has any letters in common and if theyre in the right place.
Since a vast majority of words will have a vowel and "Audio" is almost entirely vowels, it can help narrow down things a lot for a first guess.
This person could've gotten it first guess if they had stuck with their opener.
I usually use ouija, but audio seems better
1:55: In Wordle, you have to guess the 5-letter word. The black means those letters aren't in the target word, yellow they're in it but not the right place, and green means right letter, right place. So basically like Mastermind, but for words. Basically, the OP used the same starting word every day, and the one time they didn't, it was the target word, so she could have gotten it in one guess.
28:41 they probably found out that you would had an open bar and had been telling their guests to go over to your wedding to get free drinks.
13:40 Yeah, here in Italy the emergency service sucks most of the time, especially lately. It's very underfunded, and usually they put there untrained workers, just because they don't have anyone else available. It is not always like that, but it happened lately that even during calls involving homicide the emergency service didn't know how to respond and didn't took the victim seriously.
Btw you can't really expect someone in Italy to know english well, it is studied (badly) in school, but not very used in everyday life
given the very real possibility of english speakers calling-in [there's a LOT of us...XD], the emergency services definitely *should* have at least one of them.
i actually follow someone on deviantart who's from italy. tbh, doesn't sound amazing just from what little she's mentioned. something critically important as emergency services being under-funded doesn't surprise me in the slightest.
In my dorm last semester we had a lot of complaints of marijuana smells in the hallways and apparently we got too many and we got a notice that if we had one more complaint everyone in the building would be fined because they couldn’t find where the smell was coming from.
The school also just implemented a policy where you get charged $50 if you get locked out of your room.
How anyone can have an animal with that many fleas and just live with it is beyond me. I have a cat, and 3 dogs and if I see more than one live flea I'm immediately activating my assault team and we're on the job!
Eugh, I know what you mean! My parents cat is a very fluffy boy, and he’s allowed to roam outside. He used to have a huge problem with fleas. I remember sitting with him, night after night, combing his fur and letting the suckers I caught drown in an old ice cream container filled with water. Thankfully it worked.
Not the worse thing we’ve found in his fur though. At least two occasions of me finding slugs stuck to his coat. The fun way.
there's a preventative medicine you simply put in the neck fur every 3 months. I don't know how much it costs, but my mom gets it from the vet, her cat that spends a lot of time outside never has any parasites. (it kills fleas and worms, you put it in the neck fur so the pet can't immediately lick all of it off)
i have a flying anecdote.
was flying from nevada to idaho to see my sister, had a stuck up business man sit next to me. first he was pissy because “i can’t tell its gender” (referring to me, i am a man) then spent the entire flight smacking my arm off the arm rest so he could have both while he loudly had a conference call.
Woulda called for the flight marshall for battery
@@jacob3988Pretty sure those aren't a thing anymore.
@@zuttoaragi8349 Quick google says the number went way up after the incident
Concerning the messy shoes at the store, I used to be a dept. lead for a local Kohl's. And we would have someone on staff always to just pick up the mounds of boxes and mismatched shoes that would pile up everyday.
Holy shit, another crazy story relating to this video. I once lived with a few v religious people as I was newly sober and it was hard to find clean housing. Well one of my roomates started stealing my food. A lot of my food too. I confronted him about it and he said that God was just providing food for him.
@@w12345-g Well then God better provide a way for him to pay back the food before hands start getting thrown.
@@w12345-g That's some 10k BC shit. "Oh, food is here? Must be God"
ALSO since people are seeing this, I want Robin to come to my wedding next month in CO. We wanna show him a good time as he's been getting all the angry subreddits.
23:20 during my freshmen year of college I lived in the dorms. I was on the third floor, where there was generally peace and quite, but the second floor they were crazy. There were a bunch of stollen exit signs, fire alarms ripped off, bathrooms destroyed and at one point they put an actual slip ‘n slide in the hall to try and go viral. They didn’t, the furthest it went was on the schools barstool account. And at the end of the year? The University decided to charge everyone in the dorm despite everyone constantly complaining about the second floor people. Was charged hundreds of dollars.
I was working security at a student apartment complex while I was going to school and our fifth floor was always loud and party central. I hated having to go up and tell 3 or 4 different parties that they were done and people had to leave. The worst part was the building was a square with a courtyard but they decided to put rival fraternities on the floor and others I am 5'10" 200 pounds (I know I am a fatty) trying to get between them and make them move on.
The funny thing is, any form of collective punishment is illegal in the majority of countries, and if people are reported for doing it they can get a major fine
@@josephhodges9819 the RA’s and security at my dorm were so weird. They never ever stopped the second floor people and yet me and my roomate where written up for having more than 3 guests in our room
@@tobyriecke3972 No this was an off-campus student apartment complex and I was private security.
@@josephhodges9819 yea I know just saying how much my security sucked lol
A college in my town tried to impliment a policy change and fine like the one in this video. Since my tuition fees were already paid ahead of time via a student loan, I arranged with my bank to open a new account and switch it to become my main account. Because there was no way in hell I'm paying for someone else's property damage. Loan repayments and other things went into/out of that instead, leaving the older account to accumulate the fines. I warned my bank of what they were doing, and hilariously after several fines were attempted to be taken, the banks fraud department contacted the college and told them they were about to take them to court for obvious fraudulent claims. Apparently I wasn't the only student of that college with this bank, and they took evidence from all their accounts too. And since we students hadn't signed any agreement to this policy, and the policy itself wasn't legally enforceable, it actually counted as fraud. That policy suddenly got removed and we got emails saying any money taken would be returned. LOL sometimes I love my bank.
19:10 I have the same type of pump. When the alarm beeps, it’s only once an hour and is super quiet. I’ve only had it happen once - for a few days, when the pump needed to be replaced at the end of its life and the surgery was moved back, but I found the beeping more amusing than irritating. I can see how it would be different if you were anxious about your meds running out though.
If that airbnb wanted them to tidy the bed, does that mean they weren't going to change the bed sheets / linen before the bed was used again?
That's what febreeze is for.
FUN FACT: That's not what febreeze is for@@erikhermansen3431
21:57 its ironic how it says 'Please do not litter' in the middle lol
15:58 that's a sewing machine needle and a pretty hefty looking one from the size of it
I had a college roommate try to diagnosis me with autism. They weren't even in the psychology major yet. Their reasoning was based on my social anxiety/ineptitude and my tendency to word salad when I'm tired. In reality I'm just a socially oblivious weirdo with OCD and speech issues (brain doesn't connect with mouth sometimes).
as a diagnosed autistic person, not everyone who struggles with socializing is autistic omfg
@@mintykiwiDon’t tell it to us, we know that. Tell it to these morons. I’m taking psychology at a community college and I have a rule: Psychology isn’t exact. What might be true for A isn’t exactly the same for B. It’s crazy
@@mintykiwi You get it. Thank you.
"Can't wait for it to fail!"
GOOD NEWS, ROBIN!
For the neighbor that is shining their lights into that person's house, just get a concave mirror, or a few of them, and then let science do its thing.
I may be wrong but I believe the first thing with the doors with the QR codes is just a mistake on the store's part. I believe they're supposed to scan those and there's a setup program to have the doors display what's in the case. Something about the doors being built a certain way so that they retain heat and use less energy, but they're opaque. Hence, the screens that are supposed to show you what's inside.
Again, I could be wrong, but I saw something about doors like this a while back and I think that's the explanation.
Edit: After doing a little Googling, it seems they're just a way for stores to make ad revenue by showing ads on them occasionally. Which is dumb because when the ads are playing, it's obviously not showing you what's in the case. Corporate greed.
Ah, it's always ad revenue
I actually really appreciate that you went and did research AND came back to tell us, thank you! Corporate greed indeed.
No no, you're correct. This is the stores fault for not finishing the set up on these doors. The problem: Modern glass beverage doors are extremely inefficient. Solution: Higher quality opaque insulated doors, with built in screen to display what is behind the door.
This is NOT expecting YOU the customer to scan the door yourself.
@@Z51MAELSTROM In concept, these would be a great idea. But it relies on the store setting them up properly and keeping them and the stock inside maintained so they CORRECTLY show what's in the case. Thing is, every single time I've gone to a place that has these, the store doesn't do that. So either you see messages like this, or go to open the door and find the drinks inside are COMPLETELY different from what the door says they are.
No, you were originally right. As someone who worked at Walmart in the Frozen section, there have been talks about getting these.
They could be for ads, though, but most likely.
8:35 Record the aircon unit and play it back at 10x volume whenever he puts the lights on, and stop when he turns it off. He'll learn eventually.
22:21 guess what that’s vandalism, OP can sue for damages to property
23:50 It's weighed and priced per Kg so he didn't get cheated he just got a smaller block of cheese for less, probably picked the cheapest one for size so this.
I love Emkay!!!! Robin and Lexi are my favorite narrators!
Me too 🥳
Same! ❤Lexi is my cutie and Robin is my spirit animal and also my queer mate
I hate when you are in a grocery line and someone 5 carts back asks the person in front if they can cut and the person says yes. My problem is they did not just cut her they cut everyone else and should have asked 5 or 6 people if it was ok. Happens a lot when it is one of their friends.
Here in Australia we have a grocery store called Aldi, and they have the cheaper off brand food but their quality is also really good majority of the time. Up until a few months ago, they never had self checkouts and would only have 1 or 2 checkouts open at any time.
So I’d go in for like 2 or 3 items, and I’d be stuck behind half a dozen people with FULL trolleys. It was honestly their biggest flaw, the public finally started complaining about it more vocally especially when we started going into our current recession and families were pretty much forced to stop shopping at the big company stores and go to Aldi instead due to budget restraints. Now every single one I’ve been to has got self check outs as well as staffed checkouts, it has made it so much more convenient.
@@chelsss12112 Aldi is in many countries. In Australia since 2001. It is a German multi-national store. I shop there all the time.
@@josephhodges9819 ooh okay I didn’t know that, most stores here in Australia I’ve found are almost exclusively based in Australia and New Zealand only.
@@chelsss12112 Oh yea, most of our cities have at least one Aldi. I have 1 about a mile from me surrounded by most things I need. Smokes, weed, haircut, and shoes.
I've got 3 roommates and when it comes to shared areas, we divide it. Everyone can add their own decorations as long as it isn't obscene, blocking someone else's, etc, and we have designated pantry and fridge shelves that have been made clear. Nobody takes anything that isn't theirs, and if something is accidentally taken/dumped/spilled (like how I once accidentally spilled a container of cooked broccoli everywhere that wasn't mine) it is replaced by whoever did it. Still don't understand why that's so difficult for some people
what’s mildly infuriating is the misconception that autism is a disorder. it is not psychological, it’s neurological. literally the structure of your brain.
Yep, brain is literally made different. There is a few reasons I call myself a hot mess. Having autism, depression, ADHD, anxiety and epilepsy is ***great***.
my man 🤝 stay safe and take care of yourself
5:45 As someone who (due to genetics) does get sore eyes from bright lights, sunglasses were invented to solve this *exact* problem! Buy a pair and let the person have their window seat
3:25 as someone who works in fulfillment and restocking in target, this makes me livid. Makes it harder to find the specific shoes someone ordered.
23:00 afaik collective punishment is against geneva convention.
"Article 33 - Individual responsibility, collective penalties, pillage, reprisals. No protected person may be punished for an offence he or she has not personally committed. Collective penalties and likewise all measures of intimidation or of terrorism are prohibited."
Always remember that, it could get handy
I have some context for the Italian one. It depends on which number you called. If you called the firefighter's number (115) they most likely wouldn't speak English as you get directed to the nearest fire station. The number you need to call is I believe 112. It's the international number for emergencies in Europe. I've been to their call centers in my town Genova where they explained how it works. The way it works is you call in and explain the emergency. Only after you get redirected to the right emergency service branch. Do you need firefighters? Or do you need law enforcement or police? They'll hook you to the branch that most fits your emergency. Now this comes with a nifty feature/law. Since this is a number you can dial across the EU, no matter how well does the operator speak your language, if you're not native to the country or the country's citizen but a tourist, by law you have to have an interpreter on call. They're on call interpreters as in they only work when there's work needed rather than a 9-5 job. So that guy might've screwed himself over. We had to call them once to inform them there was a manhole with a stream of water coming out. Quite a big one. But since we're Italians or at least my mom speaks in Italian very well as she's lived here half of her life already, it was easy peasy. But for the ones that don't know... Stand your ground. You are legally required an interpreter on call if you're a foreigner. Or don't speak the local language to a native's degree.
You got it right. I am italian, if you call 115, or any other specific emergency number, you're going to get local dispatchers answering your call. And by the heavens are italians on average absolutely garbage at english. We as a population are pretty dumb/badly educated overall but holy cow is our level of especially english absolutely subpar for an EU country.
@@spookcat- non tutti gli italiani ma la maggior parte. Io ne vengo dal liceo linguistico. Quindi l'inglese va parlato bene. Però se devo andare a cercare il pelo nell'uovo, i miei compagni di classe avevano un vocabolario più vasto dell'italiano medio. Però per formare una frase di senso compiuto ci mettevano in paio di minuti. Io a differenza, non per vantarmi, non ho mai avuto il bisogno di studiare per qualsiasi interrogazione che ho avuto con la prof di madrelingua. E ho sempre preso 8 in tutti gli orali. E in tutti gli anni nella mia classe penso abbia fatto i complimenti solamente a me e a un altro mio compagno altrettanto bravo. Forse anche di un livello un pelino più alto del mio. Mi usavano come toppa quando non avevano studiato perché io non avevo bisogno di studiare. Ero talmente abile che persino la prof di inglese non madrelingua durante le interrogazioni mi faceva meno domande rispetto ai miei compagni. Infatti uno di loro si è arrabbiato con me un giorno perché a lui ha fatto un sacco di domande diverse. Lui non sapeva una risposta e nonostante io la sapessi, la prof ha insistito a tirargli fuori la risposta, visto che non l'aveva studiata nonostante fosse da studiare. E si è lamentato appunto perché io ho preso un voto leggermente più basso del suo nonostante mi fossero fatte 3/4 domande. La mia risposta ovviamente è stata che non è colpa mia se la prof decide di fare meno domande a me. E che si rifiuta di far rispondere a me quando lui si torvava in difficoltà, pur sapendo benissimo la risposta. Ce ne sono tanti però che nemmeno hanno la voglia di imparare.
@@nikitatavernitilitvynovama fra tutto questo cosa c'entra? Sei brav* in inglese, congratulazioni. Non serve un mega paragrafo dove ti vanti che vai meglio dei tuoi compagni a scuola. Stiamo parlando dei vigili del fuoco, non delle tue interrogazioni, lol
@@elenazanna5475 quello è semplicemente un problema mio che non riesco a scrivere in modo conciso e breve e mi dilungo in discorsi inutili.
2:06 As a former employee I can say that's neither encouraged nor appreciated by most stores. I personally feel bad seeing that as someone who took pride in my work, and the store that allowed that to pass has some issues.
8:18 Yes, neighbor is a jerk for shining the lights into the room...but I'm seriously wondering how loud the AC unit is that's outside. I'm guessing an older model that sounds like a freaking gas powered generator. I would also be annoyed.
Ok, and? That's hardly the fault of the person living in the house. You live in a city/suburb. There are noises sometimes. There are lots of solutions: headphones are a good one.
If you live in a city or suburb, there will ALWAYS be noise. It's funny how people expect every city/suburb to be 100% silent. People these days, blaming other people for no reason.
21:06 Hey I was there for your maid outfit stream. Robin, you were definitely rocking it. ^^
It always brightens my day when I see emkay videos! This is also my favorite subreddit!
For the shoes all over the floor photo: God I hate that so much. My mother is handicapped and you don't even want to know the amount of times we as customers had to clean that crap up because it was covering so much of the floor my mother couldn't get though on her wheelchair. It was worse when we where actually looking for shoes as well.
0:09 umm im sorry are glass doors being replaced with tv screens? wouldnt that heat up the freezers more? and waste so much no money?
The story about the wildfire in Italy reminded me of how I once called the police in Czechia when I was 17. I was there in a small town with my 14 year old friend. Some guys walked up to us at 1am on the street and kept trying to talk to us. One of them knew English so I kept talking to him and kept a close eye on all of them. He started asking questions about us which got more intimate as time went on. I sensed that there was something off about it so I went a little bit away for a moment and pretended to call my parents (which I didn't because both our parents were still at home in Germany and didn't know where we were). I called the police instead and the person I had on the phone couldn't understand me. They did understand to send someone though and, when the police arrived, I thought we were safe but none of the officers spoke a single word English. This whole trip ended in a very traumatizing experience.
As an Italian, I can tell you, very few of my countrymen can actually speak English more than a few words. If you want to report a fire, those words are too hard for them to understand.
i woulda just went on google translate and keep saying whatever fire is in italian
With the college punishment
Call the dean a warcriminal
Collective Punishment is banned by the Geneva Convention
3:26 reminds me of how people never plug in the chromebooks at school because they want to sit around and talk, I always do it because I hate how they expect the teacher to but I understand that that will further their idea that its okay and the teacher never helps, so I thought, “what do I think is okay but they dont?” so then every time they tried to put it on top of the charging area and leave me to do it I held their hand and they got really uncomfortable. and it worked! for a bit anyway but I only have so many hands so eventually when it stopped working I instead finished up quickly while making sure everything is plugged in properly and hovered around the door, then when the teacher let us go out early because all the chromebooks were plugged in I ran up to the door and lodged my foot in it untill the bell rang and then I waited the same ten seconds they could have taken to plug a computer in and whenever a student asked me to stop I said “awfully convenient isnt it?” now that seems harsh but I do this EVERY TIME THERE IS A COVER LESSON and I am sick of it especially in spanish where I pulled this because thats where the most people who do this are and when we have chromebooks the most
0:32 Open all the fridges and don't close them... Tell all your friends to do the same, eventually, they'll get tired and change them back 😂 worked for us
14:01 you'd think emergency responders would at least be able to get by in english? like. dude.
People also should remember to clear out the dryer filter. It’s a fire hazard.
10:23 reminded of the time I was in third grade and another kid asked me for a pencil. I hated him because he and his friends would always pick on me, so naturally, my answer was a quick and firm “no.” And instead of “okay” or even throwing an insult like he usually would, he winds up and smacks me on the back as hard as possible. When I got home my parents saw it (I was wearing a tank top) and my dad made me take my shirt off for pictures so he could report it to the school admins. Nothing was done about it because I’m pretty sure one of said admins was his mom or aunt or something. Dad showed her the picture and she said it looked photoshopped, and then turned me around and lifted my shirt to show her but she said I could’ve done that to myself.
3:34 from experience, it's usually because they're (either willfully or blissfully) ignorant. They don't think that it's a hassle for people to pick up after them, or that people have to pick up after them in the first place. It just doesn't comprehend, it's so out of the question. Best approach (that I've seen) is to kindly inform people that others do, in fact, have to clean up after them while also trying not to make them defensive, because defensive people don't change, they defend themselves even if they know they're morally wrong. Anyway, hope that helps anyone who wants to help in my quest of adding more competent citizens in society.
Dang 2:14 I’m glad that my Chick-fil-A has actual good service and gives people food instead of that pathetic amount
The lady trying to go ahead of the line was like the younger sibling telling mom to do something because the older sibling won't let them have the older sibling's toy lol
1:47
Wordle is a game where you guess any five letter word and try to guess the correct wording the least guesses using the clues.
When you type a word, each letter will be highlighted a different colour. Grey means the letter isn’t in the word. Yellow means the letter is in the word but in the wrong place. Green means it’s in the word and in the right place.
If all of the letters are green,you have guessed the word!
4:44 I’ve been there in Cupertino near the oak ridge mall, their Pho isn’t even that good … they served it to me cold, the texture of the noodles were almost damn well near thawed… it wasn’t that good yet it was a little expensive, and I remember that 18% charge, my dad saw it and got kinda pissed off at the situation. It was funny a little bit, but it was still quite frustrating 💀💀💀💀💀
15:40 I dont even know who you are right now..
I'm the one paying rent, GET OUT OF MY HOME, STRANGER!
13:34 Italian here and trust me, the amount of people who can't speak English over here is mindbogglingly high. Even in tourism, there are a lot of people who either flat out can't speak English or can speak very little of it.
Millennials and Zoomers are better (especially terminally online ones such as myself), but... let's just say that there's a reason why politician Matteo Renzi's English has become a meme over here.
22:08 My previous job got Door Dash like a month before I quit. In every order, we had to place a coupon card for whatever "off your first Door Dash order" in their order... like what?
23:14 reminds me of my schools new policy, where kids were ‘goofing off’ at lunch in the bathroom, SO THEY JUST LOCK THE BATHROOMS FOR THE MAJORITY OF LUNCH.
For the box in the mailbox issue: get an Allen wrench , pork a holt in the box with it, then use the perpendicular part to pull it out.
Or spray it with the hose until the box is wet, then tear threw the moist cardboard with your hands and pull out your now damp product 🤠🤠🤠.
.... or use duct tape on the box & just pull it out😂
@@Twilight.Knight that’s why less fun though 😔
If the contents is metal, maybe a really strong magnet would work?
But I think the Allen wrench method is probs the best
13:40. Europeans almost always learn at least 2 languages in school. British often learn French for example, so it is actually surprising no one there spoke it.
14:15 im sorry for laughing... "IT GOT BIGGER"
robin is one of my favorite commentators. please give him a wholesome animal subreddit. im sad seeing him mad.
Idk, when he gets wholesome subreddits it always feels like he doesn’t know what to talk about, maybe I’m just used to Robin being mad 💁♂️💁♂️💁♂️
@@lindsaymosher4667 You're used to Robin being mad because you probably love it when people get mad and yell curse words.
*"please give him a wholesome animal subreddit"*
Even if some gives him a wholesome animal subreddit, he would still constantly swear at every picture and find a way to get mad somehow.
7:55 my brother does that when he visits, he doesn't do the tucking thing and the bread feels dry.
8:28 get the world's strongest flashlight and shine it back
"Hehe they will stop their ac soon... what are they doi-AAAGHH
16:19 to be fair, I had a set like that once, and they tangle incredibly easily, she might have just accidentally knocked it off the desk and couldn't fix it or something.
11:20 I work in service and people totally expect the person working to rule (?) the queue. I’m like ‘god damn, I can’t even see anyone beside the person upfront’ and they are shouting about how they are in a hurry and reasonably better people, I suppose
My brother got suspended from school once because of somebody else's stupidity. Basically he went to one of the notoriously bad highschool in our city. It was probably the worst school. It was also known for its caos. One day one of my brother's classmates or two decided to take the trash bin and empty it into the parking lot/street from the window. This isn't as harmaless as my classmates throwing paper planes from the window. It could've been dangerous too. The teacher and principal asked to know who did it. They all knew who it was but they didn't want to snitch. Expecially since both asked for the culprits to come forward. None came forward. So what did they do? They said that if nobody comes forward with this then the entire class gets suspended for one day. So my brother had to stay home for doing nothing. He didn't do it. He knew exactly who did it. He saw them.
2:50 because N is for the gamer word
I used to work at a gas station/convenience store where the price tags had to scan a QR code and register an email to view the prices. No doubt they were selling info
My old math teacher once said: "Asking is licit, responding is a curtesy"
It's totally legal and okay to ask any kind of question. But it's a courtesy to receive a response back. Expecially if tje question asked is a stupid one or extremely inappropriate or offensive. Some of these Karens need to understand this. Even more when they receive blank stares or rude responses. It's a courtesy you get to hear my voice. And as much as your aks is licit, I have the full right to tell you to fuck off gently.
Also I hate people who think they can skip the middle man. No, asking a cashier isn't going to make the lady move. As if he has any power over that. Oops, she did something I don't like that's totally within her rights to do? I'm sorry but Imma have to call a manager and ask you to do what I want you to do. Because this is their store. And surely they don't want a disgruntled customer in here, right? So they'll do anything I ask them to do.
Sure... Keep on daydreaming Janet.
9:45 - If anyone hit me with their carts, when they have been standing perfectly still, and after I told them no they cant go ahead of me, twice over, I will turn and go "Witch, did you just slam your cart into me and assault me." then turn to the cashier. "Can you get your manager and security please."
Also, if a cashier ever told someone they can go ahead of me after I have said no they cant, I will also be asking for their manager and finding out there and then if that is story policy.
The story with the 14 hour flight. Sounds like someone flew from Australia to the US or direct to Europe
The post at 21:20 is all parents that don't listen to you and have the audacity to get mad at you for yelling at them, even though they were specifically told by you not to do something. Parents are wanting you to listen to them, but will get pissy when you yell at them for not listening to you.
As an italian, trust me Robin but there's very few italians that can actually speak english. Many know a few words, but with a single phrase you can send them in total confusion. Many italians don't even speak italian itself properly, imagine speaking english. When trying to speak english you should look for people within the 20s/30s age range, you have the most luck with those.
Mildly infuriating story, I'm from the UK, on Tuesday at 13:00 my mum phoned me to ask if I had keys, I said "no I didn't" so I had to go to my sisters house to get mums keys and then caught the bus only to be harassed by a woman who had a walking frame and she wanted a couple of £s for a sandwich and I said "no" she then said "are you sure?" And I said "I'm certain, I checked how much I have" I got to my sisters in time, then me and my mum went to the bus stop, and mum went back to my sisters after a while, and then the SAME woman said "Oh, you have money now to give me" and I replied "I have my mums money for the bus and any change will be hers" then the bus came and I let her on before me and the woman had a *concessionary pass that you pay 50p before **9:30** and its free after **9:30* and I was queitly annoyed at that
The same people who steal food, are the same people who flip the ABSOLUTE FUK OUT when it happens to them. You'd think they just saw you punch their mother.
I find it mildly concerning that some random from the other wedding was able to find OP on Facebook and send abusive messages just from some of the people at the other reception spending 10-20 minutes at OP's reception bar. Like, how much stalking did that rando do to be able to find OP just from that. That is concerning, and I would be reporting that to the police, because next thing you know they'll have your address, and you'll either get them showing up to scream at you, or maybe something weirder, like a goat's head or something on your doorstep. This person is clearly not rational, and you should be very cautious.
0:15 my old phone didn't even have a QR code scanner. It wasn't like a 50,000 your old phone either, it was like 2 years old.
Lmao the first picture is of a Walgreens that didn’t setup the display when they installed it. They’re supposed to display the beverage behind it but the manager is equally bad with technology
Mildly infuriating at him shitting on the technology in the first picture without realizing it's not expecting customers to scan it, the dumb owner needs to scan it to tell it what's in each cooler
Well thanks for clarifying, I wouldn't have known either 👍
26:00 As far as I know, psychologists aren't allowed to make diagnoses - it's the psychiatrists who are (same goes for prescribing medicine). Psychologists are more of an "emotional support"/advisers for their clients; sometimes they assist psychiatrists in patients' therapy, but that's all. So this person's very idea to diagnose her friend indicates that she wasn't paying attention in class, regardless of where and how long she studied!
No, not really. I mean I guess it depends on the country of course, but I’m a psychologist and I specialize in psycho diagnosis, like it’s literally my job.
However one of the things that they definitely say in class is to not try to diagnose outside your practice, and specially family and friends. That’s a breach of ethics, wrong and most of the time you’re going to get it wrong because of your attachment to the person.
So yeah she was not paying attention, and I dread to one day have her as my colleague.
Psychologists work with medication and diagnosis in Canada. They are primarily concerned with ongoing treatment, study and application of medicine from a hyper clinical standpoint. They also work in hospitals with crisis cases. Psychiatrists tend to do the majority of diagnosis for WILLING cases, along with testing and therapy.
It's like the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist. One gives you glasses, and they're the most common type that you'll come in contact with. The other is a specialist working out of a hospital who works with the harder cases, treatments and diagnosis.
I went to a psychiatrist to get a diagnosis for DID. She had me go to a psychologist who specialized in it for confirmation. My psychiatrist had a therapeutic approach, wanting to deal with trauma and comfort. The Psychologist put me through a WRINGER. She knew what she was doing and put us through the wildest examination where she poked at a trauma until it triggered a switch and then did it with any other trauma she could sus out to trigger someone else. We were all in such a fluster and so off balance she prevented us from making proper memories of the whole ordeal. But that is the difference.
One person is there to heal your wounds. The other is to poke a swab in them and look at the goo and be ultra clinical.
And both can prescribe drugs.
9:01 why are you holding a wii remote? Asking because if it’s included might consider buying lmao
I was hoping someone was gonna say this
3:53 Jim here. You are correct. I do not do this.
0:20 that's just a way for them to get your email address and sell it off to advertising firms. Think about it, they wouldn't do something that stupid unless they had an incentive and they were making money off it.
I legit think the store just hasn't set up the screens yet.
Dude the stealing food ones drive me the most insane, I live with my boyfriend, his mom, and his sister right now and his sister has zero respect for other people's food. I have some diet limitations that make it so I like to have my own things and she knows that but she'll still eat all of anything in the fridge/pantry she wants even if it's clearly meant for me and I've talked to her about it but she STILL does it. At one point I started labeling things as mine but she got super passive aggressive about it and kept complaining to her mom about me being mean (shes fucking 37 years old btw). So now I have to keep everything I dont want her eating in my room, which means nothing that has to be refrigerated can be claimed as mine apparently.
5:01 i'm more triggered by the fact they said it 'hurts their eyesight', no, it hurts your eyes. Not your eyesight, It's not going to make you need glasses.
23:51 the cheese is sold by weight. So they didnt get "cheated" out of any money.
4:43 they don’t need to raise their prices, $16.50 is way too much for pho Thai.
True
Can confirm, medication pump beeping is a PAIN IN THE ASS.
3:11 😂 See.. they realized after, immediately. Then thought "someone is way more determined to get this out than me. 😑"
Robin: Why are you filming me? I just wanted to play Wii Sports!
7:18 if your company does something like that just stand up and straight-up tell them "this is not a reward, this is an insult."