Story 2: here in Germany if you have a restraining order on someone and you move near that one, then your restraining order is over. It's to protect you for that specific one but if you yourself break the distance to that one, well your own fault.
And this is how it should be. To protect you from people who will use a RO to bully you and yes there are plenty out there that do it. I know a guy who was forced out of two jobs because his ex who had a RO against him kept switching jobs to the place he worked at then complained to HR to get him fired. He contacted both previous and his current employer when she showed up at the third workplace and tried to demand the same. The HR departments of all three employers recognized the pattern and the third employer terminated her employment instead and he took her to court and had a RO placed against her even though her own RO was still in place against him. The US is really stupid in how these are enforced.
@@juliane.mfarias9285 If you move into a new place and you discover that the person you put a RO on has been living in that same place already, then you have no right to demand they leave to compensate you. Even if they did hurt you in the past, moving into a place that you discover they have been living in and demanding they move out is just ridiculous. You put the restraining order up to protect yourself, if you find out your to be home has been *their* home, you find a new place to live at least until the RO is up. Don't get me wrong, I'm not vilifying or downplaying the seriousness of why people get restraining orders in the first place. If someone hurt you, you have every right to defend yourself from them, but you can't just kick them out of their home, especially if they've been honoring the order. Being the victim just doesn't give you the right to step all over them, be the bigger person.
story 2 one of the few people to actually reform and learn your lesson, good for you. no your ex can't tell you to leave cause she decided to move where you live, she should have done the research and learned where you live. collect evidence of you living there right along, her moving there later and then her trying to force you out, and then go to court to file an offical complaint. having a restraining order doesn't mean that if your eating in a mcdonald's and the person you gotta stay away from walks in, you have to get up an leave, it just means that person has 2 choices they gotta ignore you and keep away or they need to leave. if you get a job and 2 years down the road they get hired for the same job, they cannot use that restraining order to get you fired, they would just be moved away from you. besided if a court sees you lived there right along and the ex didn't see him till now, guess that means the restraining order is kind of useless they might revoke it.
Story 2: wait wtf? why would the guy have to move? sure he had a restraining order against him, but SHE was the one to move closer to him, not inverse Lets give an easier example: lets say OP bought a house, and the EX bought the neighbouring house after 2 years of OP living around there already. you telling me the OP would be forced to leave his home he bought because his EX wasn't aware he already lived there? this seems super unfair, the restraining order should work both ways. which means he can't approach her, but she can't approach him either. not, if she approaches him, he has to leave for her.
It is really weird, like, while both participants shouldn't be told where the other is living or planning to live, someone in charge of the restraining order should be made aware to at least discourage the victim or the culprit, that they are too close to breaking the RO.
@@agentmaryland1239 it only comes up if theres an actual issue... for example, she would have to complain about his actions in the first place in order for the judge to enforce it, so if his ex had never brought it to the attention of the court, they both could have gone on with their lives. She probably had no idea about when he actually moved there, so she was probably legit worried that maybe he was there stalking for revenge. second, his lawyer was smart enough to use the situation to get the order removed rather than go the route of proving that he was there first which while it would have solved the immediate issue of having to move, but would have left the restriction intact. this way, ex was reasured, restriction was lifted, and nobody had to move.
This sort of thing happens a lot with some of my wife's relatives. Because they're spread out in several countries, when someone dies some cousin/niece/nephew/etc. will be the first to the house before the children (i.e. actual legal heirs) can fly in. They'll take heirlooms and have even tried to claim inheritance. It can be a major pain.
Yeah, that sucks...i mean, having to figure out where i am going to live, like, you, know sleep or eat, is a not a problem, as long as this Karen is RIP and you get a share of the house, that's what matters, right?
if i were the op on the karen aunt waits till the parents died to take their property, i would enforce the last will and testament which i think doesnt state that the karen had share on the property and had her imprisoned for disrespecting the parents will or if not possible to send her to jail, then i would ask the lawyer to get a court order enforcing the will whether the karen aunt likes it or not with the emphasis of the properties solely belongs to the" NAMED HEIRS"
@@chriscahill1005 it Does not, I just showed that it Is for example perro verde (green dog) not verde perro, I wrote it in English So everyone could unserstand...
I don't think you understood the process in that 2nd one. In order to prove that he's improved from the time he first got a restraining order, the OP had to show proof from a bunch of people that he's complied with orders & has been bettering himself. These proofs are what changed the ex's mind, she didn't just change it out of the blue.
Story 1: I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one to have stayed in their old room after their parents deaths. I just can't see myself sleeping in the master bedroom ever. I might just convert it into an entertainment room instead.
only reason i ever would would be the bedroom being right next to the bathroom where as mine is in the basement on the other side of the house...beyond that...not really
1st story: Yeah... that was an entitled swindler. Straight to the grave with no relationships. 2nd story: That caught me off guard. She wanted evidence, she got some. 3rd story: Yeah... he fired and black listed. As for the student, it was a school project of a tour, if that teacher didn't like it, not her fault, it's the requirements fault.
yeah literally "walk around like you are giving a friend a tour of a place in spanish" like what else could be done? its not like OP knew that would happen then
The last story: Here are the neighbors, they like to fight in the morning, afternoon and night. Dude that killed me. They did want him to do a project though, now you want him to say he can't do the project? Make up your mind.
Story 2: She probably thought nothing had changed which is why she thought the order was still needed That being said He was living there first, so technically he didn't have to leave anyway, she would have had to move out.
tf. she was an actual victim and it's entirely possible she didn't realize he was better. She moved in with her new partner who might have been in the same complex for as long as, if not longer than, OP. Also, it's likely she didn't even realize he was in the apartment when she moved in. Bringing Amber Heard into this is wildly inappropriate as well and the way you're talking about that situation is disturbing. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were mutually abuser and victim.
she probably lifted the restraining order after she realized how good he was doing in recovery. At that moment she realized that he wasn't a threat no more
I love how in the 2nd story, everyone acknowledges his growth. Such a great redemption story- he did paid his price, took his classes , followed his order to the best he could, and it PAID OFF. You don’t always see hard work and dedication rewarded so well
restraining order: most probably if things hadn't turned out the way they did, he could have made the case that he was there first and thus SHE would be the one that would have to avoid him, otherwise she could just follow him around the city as a form of harassment claiming that he's violating the restraining order forcing him to move over and over again
story 2...the restraining order stuff becomes null en void if you knowingly and willingly move into a place that you know the person in question resides...because then YOU are at fault of breaking it and not them...woman needs to frick off...
I really don't care about any personal thoughts over the last one I want to know Full details, every single last thing said in there, and how justice was served If something is that good, i want to know every last detail
About the coach, the student did exactly the right thing. I am very proud of her! I am not sure that at that age I would have had the presence of mind to do all she did to prepare for the meeting with the principal. My parents would have just gotten mad at me and no help. I'm not sure I would've trusted any teacher either.
The 3 story made me laugh so hard because of how he starts to talk about the neighbors 🤣🤣 those are the neighbors They are fighting they like to scream in the mornig 🤣😂
On story number 2: it sounds like she was trying to get him removed because she probably was still scared of him, but after sitting in court and hearing the testimony of his PO and sponsor and others, she saw that he really had changed and she was okay with dropping the order.
Story #3- HaHa! This teacher must've caught some trouble or a tongue lashing. This student was VERY smart to have the video put out to the public B4 any1 had her quelch the vid. &Also very smart for having a trusted teacher in this meeting w/her. Even tho it was a suggestion from commenters. This girl handled this event VERY well.✌🏾️😏
Aw! Bless you my mum died when I was 19 but I’m 65 now my grandad sold house gave me a grand and I was on my own! So I understand how touch life is for you and you will cope and the bursting into tears will pass too that’s if you do! 🏴
FYI, these videos are a reaction/compilation by the narator/channel owner to stories posted on Reddit by OTHER people, whenever he mentions "OP" he's referring to "original poster" meaning the person who originally wrote it, usually alsobut not always, who it supposedly happened to.
Story #2- This CAN'T be how things can go down! Cuz, if THAT'S the case, the ex-wife could just vindictively FOLLOW the ex-husband wherever he moves to, JUST to F* w/him. She filed for the protection order, but doesn't the No Contact go both ways??! Nobody should be able to do that. It could give other blatant AHoles ideas.🤨😠🤔 I'm so glad she actually changed HER mind at the end there. Cuz that would've screwed his life UP.✌🏾️
Story 1 : she has the right and she isn't the jerk , i mean , what sick freak thinks because the parents are dead , you own everything they owned , these types of people make me happy i am living in Morocco, no type of people are like this , i am waiting for a part 2
When going through our parents' possessions there was a lot more 'you take it' than 'I want it.' It's just things. When another relative died there was immediate 'where are these thing that I want?' - not from my siblings, from someone else. It hurts, especially from someone who had already taken from the deceased and indirectly caused the death.
the 2nd story probly the reason she changed her mind is she might have actually been worried and not until they were in court and she heard all this changes from the mouths of trusted people did she realize she was no longer worried/scared. This is a great story in the end showing even terrible breakups can be turned into safe not really friendships but you know what i mean. Im proud of him having turned his life around.
With the restraining order case, the Ex-wife wasn't wrong in taking the matter to court. She probably had a change of heart after the glowing testimony of all the witnesses who testified on her ex-husband's behalf.
I'm unsure how many apartment complexes there are in NYC, but the chances of moving into the SAME apartment complex as your ex is 1 in 7.whatever billion.(I forgot how many people there are in the world.)
You know if I were the building manager, I would have told the ex wife to move instead of the op. I would have said in a professional manner that 'because of the restraining order for your safety I believe you should be the one to move out because the occupant has been here before you move in so for your safety, you need to leave'.
16:41 "I had only intended this video to be a class project, but if you want me to handle it legally.... it has already been x days scene the video has been brought to your attention" that clapback, "your in trouble for recording something controversial" "no, you are in trouble, because the guy that did the controversial thing works under you"
That just goes to show that the teacher did not review the videos prior to the kids posting them on line for others to see. What would the teacher have done if the kid was familiar with a whore house, or the parking lot of a strip club as they walk pass it everyday going to and from the store.
My step mother is named Karen, she's honestly pretty chill. A little loud and sassy, but nothing like these people. Honestly, I think it's more of a title than a name at this point lol But still.
Considering how much OP has done to show concrete proof of his willingness to comply and change his behavior everything work as it was designed, which is Awesome because in many cases it does not.
Just a suggestion (not trying to be a jerk) what if you made a playlist just in case viewers want to listen to a specific voice. Again I’m not trying to be a jerk
I actually have a Karen aunt and I have some crazy stories about her and her son, involving all sorts of nonsense once I had to hide in a bathroom with the others for an hour while we heard banging and shouting. Anyway love the vid.
@@AmItheJerk I was genuinely contemplating putting my own story in their but none of mine is very good I just have a very sad part that I got the guy that messed up my life arrested but I'm also a RUclipsr and I look up to you
Depending on who moved in first. I know it sounds childish. If op had moved in six months before she had moved in then he will not have to. She would because of that being considered entrapment. If she moved in and the op was not aware that she was living there then op would have to move. Or that is how it was explained to me when I received mine. That all depends on the law in your area. Op needs to see a lawyer.
The last video illustrates some sketchy behavior on the OP's part. Why didn't she go to authorities and parents first regardless of her belief they wouldnt listen?The teacher was completely sketchy and should be punished. But filming personal BS and posting it, while legal, is just bad form. Nobody is perfect. I'm guessing by the mere fact the OP posted this story that they are somewhat 'proud' of their accomplishments. In certain respects I agree. Keep in mind, the OP better keep on her best behavior because there are people just like her waiting and watching for her to have a 'bad' day!
She was actually just doing a class project originally so not really bad form. I do find it weird how she had to walk around her neighborhood like that and talk about it, but by the sound of how vague the assignment was she was just doing as told and then being punished for it(in addition to the school potentially trying to sweep the problematic behavior of the coach under the rug). Framing it as her trying to spread gossip is an odd takeaway you got from the story
Don't forget that the op didn't know who the guy was originally and only became aware when someone recognized who the guy was after posting it. For this reason I have to disagree.
And on top, it seems the school was trying by active and passive to not had to do this, before OP bring the report again (probably after asking a teacher), and the principal wanted to sweep this under the rug, before someone more important than the Principal took in.
cat-calling coach: I wouldn't say it was all perfectly executed, like the first part sort of accidentally got the ball rolling, however the prep for the meeting with the principal was definitely perfectly executed, especially for a high school student. most people that age don't think and plan that far ahead they just react to what's happening to them, guns-a-blazin. my first full-time job I had something similar happened to me. when I was a new hire I was on a split-shift, the end of the morning shift through the beginning of the evening shift, for training purposes. shift for a month before I permanently went to my assigned shift, overnights. two of the guys on the morning shift we're always laughing and joking and screwing around which was fun most of the time but the one guy would brag about having done things to make previous employees quit. at the time I don't remember filing it away as a red flag, but my brain apparently did anyway. fast forward a couple of years and no longer on the graveyard shift, now on the evening shift when things started happening. it was practical-joke style stuff at first, childish, small, Beavis and Butthead type of things that were obviously funny to the person who did it but not really anybody else. slowly it began to escalate into bigger and bigger things and in my brain I was logging them all. this was just at the beginning of the cell phone era, flip phones were the big thing and phones didn't come with cameras on them yet, text messaging was charged for by the message, so I didn't record any photo proof of any of this I just remembered it. the last straw for me was when this guy sprayed sprayed adhesive into the EQ of my girlfriends boombox that I was using to listen to music during my long solo overnight shifts, completely ruining it making it non-functional. I discovered this on my last shift Wednesday night before a long 4-day Thanksgiving weekend, and boy was I ANGRY! I remembered him telling me that he did things to get people to quit and I wasn't going to be one of them. I left my boss a really long voicemail, listing out all the things that had been messed with, making sure that I used the word "harassment", and knowing that this is the first thing my boss was going to hear when he came back from a really nice long enjoyable holiday weekend. When I arrived for work on monday, this guy comes running up to my car appoligizing, clearly worried about his job. I've heard it said that managers don't fire people, people fire themselves, and that's exactly what ended up happening to this guy. Not from this incident, but a year later he printed out some porn and forgot to pick it up off the printer. One of the ladies from customer service printed something and ... BUSTED...! That was the end of him!
The first story is so bizarre “I have a house and money in the bank but I’d trade it to have my parents back” Yeah no shit it was your parents house and money, you’d be in the exact same situation you are in now, just with living parents.
In story 2, the restraining order applies to the ex as much as OP. OP was there first. The ex would have to move or as happened here the order would be modified or dropped.
12:02 I had a restraining order against me by my then fiance's mother... She came to my house that I was purchasing and was permitted to be there even when I called the police they said the order only protects her from me does not protect me from her... I would also like to mention that she obtained the restraining order by committing perjury and she was in fact the one who assaulted me and I declined pressing charges on her and having her go to jail that night for the sake of her daughter...
0:00-6:33 this nearly made me cry I haven’t lost my parents yet but i did lose my best friend (he was a dog) to cancer, i new him from when i was in kindergarten-4th grade and i still miss him
sounds like the ex wife was using it as a test and after some thought and talking with her hubby decided to let it drop legally. yes restraining orders work both ways. If you have an order against someone then intentionally make contact with them it voids the order as you show you aren't in fear for your life from the other party.
What's disgusting is that some countries rule by religion so if the parents die and they only have daughters, the family aunts and uncles would chip in and get more inheritance than the daughters. And if they have a son, the family gets nothing and the boy gets most of the inheritance and the daughters get half of what the son gets combined. It's sickening that in 2022 this is still a common thing where women are working and supporting themselves like even while married. We're equal but god forbids if it's the inheritance. Ffs just let law out of religion. It's unfair to everyone. Like imagine if my sister dies (god protect and bless her soul) and i come in to get inheritance?? No just no. I love her children so much and i d want only the best for them and i would help raise them with whatever money i have. This is just sad....
5:05 He would trade everything. Really? because OP is clearly a female as stated in proper lady dont play sports. so yea maybe check your whole video before uploading it ok?
Wait dude... they know that Spanish is a white language right?... like "Spanish" THE "Spanish. Just because they speak spanish, it doesn't make them latino. SPAIN LMAO
*Story 1:* I know what it's like to have an aunt who says that she cares about my well-being, but treats me like crap, and treats her children and anyone who doesn't agree with her like shit. She's not violent, but she verbally shames me for the weirdest things. She's like a spoilt entitled brat. I don't talk to my aunt or otherwise have anything to do with her.
About the restraining order. According to what I know about them since YOU moved into the complex 1st AND this complex is NOT her filed home address (she doesn't live there and the complex does NOT hav her name on a lease for ANY room in that complex) you should be fine, HOWEVER due to this fact u could sue her for harassing you. Her restraining order covers set distance around her "FILED" home and her person. The restraining order has zero power if she moves towards your "FILED" home address. However it's a race to establish who moved in there and filed it as their home address. Changing ALL IDs to show this as ur home, changing ALL mailing addresses to new how before the harpy can. Also talk to ur lawyer. He/she can explain this in more detail.
Uhm just because you're white don't mean you're not Hispanic. Spain is still in fact in Europe...literally between Portugal and France. Also I'm pretty sure there are still a lotta folks in Latin America that are either of Spanish descent, or Portuguese, or French, or Polish, or German, or Turkish, or Lebanese, etc.
1st story: Yeah... I'd confront her. Tell her exactly what she is doing. The convo would most likely go like this. Or at least from what I assume with this...thing. (I don't have the strength to call this "human" an actual person.) Me: You are a selfish, no-good, excuse of a person. Your sister just died and all you care about is taking the assets that she and her husband, my father, gave to me and my sister. Creature: But I'm her sister, I am the rightful owner of those assets. Me: That's funny. If we go and actually look at the will of my parents. *Pulls will out.* It says here that "-so and so- go to my daughter. And the rest to my son." And THAT is how you take that being out. And she didn't deserve ANYONE to go to her funeral.
I had an uncle 10 times worse than Aunt Karen. This clown would come over to my grandmothers house, where he absolutely did not live, and would repeatedly throw out a lot of my things, simply because he didn’t like where I had placed them. We’re not talking trash or junk here. I’m talking expensive RC. planes and equipment, as well as a 1970 Chrysler 426 Hemi engine sitting in the corner of the garage for years. He would also come over to berate me about the cleanliness of my own work bench. Since I was little, he was always “that guy”! When I was 5 years old, my grandmother had bought me a couple of Hot Wheels cars. When he saw me playing with them, he threw a fit and yelled at my grandma for buying me toys. What a piece of work! Years later, my first daughter was born. She was only a few days old when we decided to visit my grandmother to show her the baby. This clown just so happens to be there when we arrive . I decided to be the bigger person and walk over to him with the baby. He proceeded to miter something under his breath, turn his back, and walk away. I swore I would spit on his grave one day. He eventually did pass away. I attended his funeral just to make sure he was really dead. I also attended the reception dinner after the funeral, which he payed for years in advance. Dinner never tasted so good.😊
In my country we say:"by the number of people who come to your funeral and by the way they pay their respect it is wisible what kind of person you were" I have a friend whose father lived 3 houses away from him and never cared, never accepted him as a son. The father died all alone. He had twins with some young girl who abandoned them to go to do the boob job, in some crapy apartmant where the doctor who did the operation was doing it. She died due to complications so my friend's father suddenly became a single father. Then his mother died (my friends bio grandma). My friends father just left the kids alone in the house. They were 18 monts old and went to work. They were later given to the CPS. They're adopted now. He died all alone. Nobody came to his funeral. One person even sent flowers with the line written across:"I hope you're happy now, you piece of s**it" So yeah, you dont get to take anything to your grave
First story...hold up...wait a minute...did that Karen say that the OP name was too old fashion...and then said that girls shouldn't play sports because of tradition? Make up your mind, lady. I might be somewhat old fashion but there is nothing wrong with girls playing sports (as long as they don't whine and complain like the women's soccer team).
About the coach story, I hate People who insults someone just because he says something in other languages, Espero que al entrenador ese le vaya como el culo en su vida, saludos desde España 🇪🇸
When my one great uncle died. He lived in a trailer. Found dead after 2-3 days of a heart attack. He had a lot of cash in there (about 25k), old timer who didn't believe in banks, and a lot of classic cars in the other piece of property he owned. Great aunt and her kid went and more or less raided the trailer taking the money and the keys to the barn. Somehow didn't think to take the book that had the amount of money he had. Smart man btw, Took and hid a 3 of the cars. 4 years later the money and all but 1 (pretty sure it was a 69 comaro restored but could be wrong) the other 2 cars were recovered and promptly given out to his kids and now has to pay back the 25k in cash. Along with 10k in legal fees.
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Story 2: here in Germany if you have a restraining order on someone and you move near that one, then your restraining order is over. It's to protect you for that specific one but if you yourself break the distance to that one, well your own fault.
Yeah but she didnt knew he was living there. What about that?
And this is how it should be. To protect you from people who will use a RO to bully you and yes there are plenty out there that do it. I know a guy who was forced out of two jobs because his ex who had a RO against him kept switching jobs to the place he worked at then complained to HR to get him fired. He contacted both previous and his current employer when she showed up at the third workplace and tried to demand the same. The HR departments of all three employers recognized the pattern and the third employer terminated her employment instead and he took her to court and had a RO placed against her even though her own RO was still in place against him. The US is really stupid in how these are enforced.
i think its the only logical thing to do. Or she has to go.
@@juliane.mfarias9285 If you move into a new place and you discover that the person you put a RO on has been living in that same place already, then you have no right to demand they leave to compensate you. Even if they did hurt you in the past, moving into a place that you discover they have been living in and demanding they move out is just ridiculous. You put the restraining order up to protect yourself, if you find out your to be home has been *their* home, you find a new place to live at least until the RO is up.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not vilifying or downplaying the seriousness of why people get restraining orders in the first place. If someone hurt you, you have every right to defend yourself from them, but you can't just kick them out of their home, especially if they've been honoring the order. Being the victim just doesn't give you the right to step all over them, be the bigger person.
@@agentmaryland1239 Yeah, but how the law see this situation?
I really appreciate that the brother didn’t even try to play like in some of these stories. Just immediately showed up with the police.
Ok ikr lmao that was the right thing to do apparently
2000IQ move
Chad move his wife is lucky lady
Good thing he was there because the op still being in high school probably wouldn’t have known how to handle the situation.
story 2 one of the few people to actually reform and learn your lesson, good for you. no your ex can't tell you to leave cause she decided to move where you live, she should have done the research and learned where you live. collect evidence of you living there right along, her moving there later and then her trying to force you out, and then go to court to file an offical complaint. having a restraining order doesn't mean that if your eating in a mcdonald's and the person you gotta stay away from walks in, you have to get up an leave, it just means that person has 2 choices they gotta ignore you and keep away or they need to leave. if you get a job and 2 years down the road they get hired for the same job, they cannot use that restraining order to get you fired, they would just be moved away from you. besided if a court sees you lived there right along and the ex didn't see him till now, guess that means the restraining order is kind of useless they might revoke it.
Story 2:
wait wtf?
why would the guy have to move?
sure he had a restraining order against him, but SHE was the one to move closer to him, not inverse
Lets give an easier example:
lets say OP bought a house, and the EX bought the neighbouring house after 2 years of OP living around there already.
you telling me the OP would be forced to leave his home he bought because his EX wasn't aware he already lived there?
this seems super unfair, the restraining order should work both ways.
which means he can't approach her, but she can't approach him either.
not, if she approaches him, he has to leave for her.
double standards are worse than a florida man on meth
It is really weird, like, while both participants shouldn't be told where the other is living or planning to live, someone in charge of the restraining order should be made aware to at least discourage the victim or the culprit, that they are too close to breaking the RO.
@@agentmaryland1239 it only comes up if theres an actual issue... for example, she would have to complain about his actions in the first place in order for the judge to enforce it, so if his ex had never brought it to the attention of the court, they both could have gone on with their lives. She probably had no idea about when he actually moved there, so she was probably legit worried that maybe he was there stalking for revenge. second, his lawyer was smart enough to use the situation to get the order removed rather than go the route of proving that he was there first which while it would have solved the immediate issue of having to move, but would have left the restriction intact. this way, ex was reasured, restriction was lifted, and nobody had to move.
This sort of thing happens a lot with some of my wife's relatives. Because they're spread out in several countries, when someone dies some cousin/niece/nephew/etc. will be the first to the house before the children (i.e. actual legal heirs) can fly in. They'll take heirlooms and have even tried to claim inheritance. It can be a major pain.
I'm literally binge watching this guy like Netflix 😅
Story 2: it depends on how scared you get from being attacked like if you get PTSD then yeah try to get them out but if not then don't
You’re voice is my favorite out of all of them :)
Another outstanding upload thanks 🙂👍
Yeah, that sucks...i mean, having to figure out where i am going to live, like, you, know sleep or eat, is a not a problem, as long as this Karen is RIP and you get a share of the house, that's what matters, right?
if i were the op on the karen aunt waits till the parents died to take their property, i would enforce the last will and testament which i think doesnt state that the karen had share on the property and had her imprisoned for disrespecting the parents will or if not possible to send her to jail, then i would ask the lawyer to get a court order enforcing the will whether the karen aunt likes it or not with the emphasis of the properties solely belongs to the" NAMED HEIRS"
I need to tell my Aunts I love them
Damn, I never knew Rey was a professional skater
Doesn't a restraining order work both ways?
13:05 that's a spanish mistake right here (In Spanish you say "Dog stupid", not "Stupid Dog")
but if translating back to English you wouldn't say dog stupid it doesn't work in context
@@chriscahill1005 it Does not, I just showed that it Is for example perro verde (green dog) not verde perro, I wrote it in English So everyone could unserstand...
1st story: “The name is too old fashioned” Also her: “Proper ladies don’t play sports”
I don't think you understood the process in that 2nd one. In order to prove that he's improved from the time he first got a restraining order, the OP had to show proof from a bunch of people that he's complied with orders & has been bettering himself. These proofs are what changed the ex's mind, she didn't just change it out of the blue.
Story 1: I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one to have stayed in their old room after their parents deaths. I just can't see myself sleeping in the master bedroom ever. I might just convert it into an entertainment room instead.
Justice served 🙌
Ya after me and my brother's parents passed away nether of us moved into the master bedroom we instead turned it into a guest room
only reason i ever would would be the bedroom being right next to the bathroom where as mine is in the basement on the other side of the house...beyond that...not really
And now she’s Lucifer’s problem.
It's sound like a beautiful idea to make there room a place to be happy and have fun! I would feel like they are right there with me.
For the second story op mentions the ex seemed to have changed her mind after hearing how he'd changed and turned his life around.
my guess is that she either can tell that he changed or that she didn't want to look like a bitch and still enforce the restraining order
1st story: Yeah... that was an entitled swindler. Straight to the grave with no relationships.
2nd story: That caught me off guard. She wanted evidence, she got some.
3rd story: Yeah... he fired and black listed. As for the student, it was a school project of a tour, if that teacher didn't like it, not her fault, it's the requirements fault.
yeah literally "walk around like you are giving a friend a tour of a place in spanish" like what else could be done? its not like OP knew that would happen then
It's safe to say, losing his job is THE LEAST of the soccer coaches worries.
yep, hes gonna get his ass jumped
soccer? ew
Probably doesn't get any worse than ending up on the SO list lol
I wonder... did he actually lose his job?
@@purpleidiot4593 most likely did, and the school can't even try to cover it up since there's video proof that they have no control over.
The last story: Here are the neighbors, they like to fight in the morning, afternoon and night.
Dude that killed me.
They did want him to do a project though, now you want him to say he can't do the project? Make up your mind.
The OP in the last story was a woman.
A man probably wouldn't be catcalled.
I wonder if they were doing the comments on the project in Spanish as well. If so… Your Spanish class is engaged! Congratulations! Fire that coach.
Story 2: She probably thought nothing had changed which is why she thought the order was still needed
That being said He was living there first, so technically he didn't have to leave anyway, she would have had to move out.
Yeah nobody was jerk in this story imo
@@Xtwthjk well at first she was, but she corrected herself at least.
Man these stories are just the perfect thing to watch when your bored and just want to watch somthing
Second story blown my mind I was assuming she’s gonna pull an Amber heard and play victim😅
This here shows not all cases are like that😅
A rare human being
@@Wetbread. more like a mentally matured human
tf. she was an actual victim and it's entirely possible she didn't realize he was better. She moved in with her new partner who might have been in the same complex for as long as, if not longer than, OP. Also, it's likely she didn't even realize he was in the apartment when she moved in. Bringing Amber Heard into this is wildly inappropriate as well and the way you're talking about that situation is disturbing. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were mutually abuser and victim.
@@thugpug4392 Bro really wrote a thesis
@@thugpug4392 naa, amber Heard was the abuser and Johnny was the victim. No use defending criminals. Stop pushing your agenda here.
she probably lifted the restraining order after she realized how good he was doing in recovery. At that moment she realized that he wasn't a threat no more
in the first story when he said the aunt never had children i had such a big smile on my face im sooo happy noone had to face her as a mother
lmao yea I was like THANK GOD
Story 1: if she had her way, she would’ve ran the business to the ground
Story 2: uhhhh? woman just wants you to go homeless
I love how in the 2nd story, everyone acknowledges his growth. Such a great redemption story- he did paid his price, took his classes , followed his order to the best he could, and it PAID OFF. You don’t always see hard work and dedication rewarded so well
restraining order: most probably if things hadn't turned out the way they did, he could have made the case that he was there first and thus SHE would be the one that would have to avoid him, otherwise she could just follow him around the city as a form of harassment claiming that he's violating the restraining order forcing him to move over and over again
story 2...the restraining order stuff becomes null en void if you knowingly and willingly move into a place that you know the person in question resides...because then YOU are at fault of breaking it and not them...woman needs to frick off...
"He is a man who acts like a dog" got me laughing
Dude, you nailed the "estupido perro" in spanish 😂
I really don't care about any personal thoughts over the last one
I want to know
Full details, every single last thing said in there, and how justice was served
If something is that good, i want to know every last detail
About the coach, the student did exactly the right thing. I am very proud of her! I am not sure that at that age I would have had the presence of mind to do all she did to prepare for the meeting with the principal. My parents would have just gotten mad at me and no help. I'm not sure I would've trusted any teacher either.
The 3 story made me laugh so hard because of how he starts to talk about the neighbors 🤣🤣 those are the neighbors They are fighting they like to scream in the mornig 🤣😂
But damn man that was wild
On story number 2: it sounds like she was trying to get him removed because she probably was still scared of him, but after sitting in court and hearing the testimony of his PO and sponsor and others, she saw that he really had changed and she was okay with dropping the order.
Story #3-
HaHa! This teacher must've caught some trouble or a tongue lashing. This student was VERY smart to have the video put out to the public B4 any1 had her quelch the vid. &Also very smart for having a trusted teacher in this meeting w/her. Even tho it was a suggestion from commenters. This girl handled this event VERY well.✌🏾️😏
Aw! Bless you my mum died when I was 19 but I’m 65 now my grandad sold house gave me a grand and I was on my own! So I understand how touch life is for you and you will cope and the bursting into tears will pass too that’s if you do! 🏴
FYI, these videos are a reaction/compilation by the narator/channel owner to stories posted on Reddit by OTHER people, whenever he mentions "OP" he's referring to "original poster" meaning the person who originally wrote it, usually alsobut not always, who it supposedly happened to.
@@better.better and several of them it's been several years since the post went up
I would have sue and put restraining order on that aunt if that happen to me
Like why are people who have no Shame like this exist😑
Story #2-
This CAN'T be how things can go down! Cuz, if THAT'S the case, the ex-wife could just vindictively FOLLOW the ex-husband wherever he moves to, JUST to F* w/him. She filed for the protection order, but doesn't the No Contact go both ways??! Nobody should be able to do that. It could give other blatant AHoles ideas.🤨😠🤔 I'm so glad she actually changed HER mind at the end there. Cuz that would've screwed his life UP.✌🏾️
Ex's don't need more ways to screw us over. Spousal support is bad enough 💀💀💀
Story 1 : she has the right and she isn't the jerk , i mean , what sick freak thinks because the parents are dead , you own everything they owned , these types of people make me happy i am living in Morocco, no type of people are like this , i am waiting for a part 2
Because they do. If husband or wife dies, it passes to the surviving wife/husband. If both die, it passes to the children. It's called 'inheritance'.
@@the_once-and-future_king. i know , not to the aunt , because if the inheritance is from the father's side , she gets nothing from it
Oh, you meant the OP? Sorry, friend, I thought you were talking about the aunt.
@@the_once-and-future_king. np bro , we all make mistakes , so just do me a favor , and stay how you are ,
@@phoeniiiix Right back at ya, pal.
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When going through our parents' possessions there was a lot more 'you take it' than 'I want it.' It's just things. When another relative died there was immediate 'where are these thing that I want?' - not from my siblings, from someone else. It hurts, especially from someone who had already taken from the deceased and indirectly caused the death.
Hol' up. Indirectly caused the death? Uh, please tell me more, I'm curious.
Story one
Woman: hi yes this house that's yours...its mine now
the 2nd story probly the reason she changed her mind is she might have actually been worried and not until they were in court and she heard all this changes from the mouths of trusted people did she realize she was no longer worried/scared. This is a great story in the end showing even terrible breakups can be turned into safe not really friendships but you know what i mean. Im proud of him having turned his life around.
The op in the last story is a genus, and did it amazingly 👏
Second
With the restraining order case, the Ex-wife wasn't wrong in taking the matter to court. She probably had a change of heart after the glowing testimony of all the witnesses who testified on her ex-husband's behalf.
I'm unsure how many apartment complexes there are in NYC, but the chances of moving into the SAME apartment complex as your ex is 1 in 7.whatever billion.(I forgot how many people there are in the world.)
You know if I were the building manager, I would have told the ex wife to move instead of the op. I would have said in a professional manner that 'because of the restraining order for your safety I believe you should be the one to move out because the occupant has been here before you move in so for your safety, you need to leave'.
16:41
"I had only intended this video to be a class project, but if you want me to handle it legally.... it has already been x days scene the video has been brought to your attention"
that clapback, "your in trouble for recording something controversial" "no, you are in trouble, because the guy that did the controversial thing works under you"
That just goes to show that the teacher did not review the videos prior to the kids posting them on line for others to see. What would the teacher have done if the kid was familiar with a whore house, or the parking lot of a strip club as they walk pass it everyday going to and from the store.
I'm pretty sure there are many women actually carrying the name "Karen".
I find it horrible that it is made synonym to 'Entitled middle aged Bitch'.
My step mother is named Karen, she's honestly pretty chill. A little loud and sassy, but nothing like these people. Honestly, I think it's more of a title than a name at this point lol But still.
Considering how much OP has done to show concrete proof of his willingness to comply and change his behavior everything work as it was designed, which is Awesome because in many cases it does not.
I love how this man went from sounding half emo to cleavland brown
Abusing any and I mean any orders from the court will backfire, but only if it was proven to be true.
Just a suggestion (not trying to be a jerk) what if you made a playlist just in case viewers want to listen to a specific voice. Again I’m not trying to be a jerk
Here's the thing, restraining order work both ways. She cant move in because he was there before.
My sisters when my late wife pasted away and both them bimbo tried to take my late wife stuff and my house they got told off.
a girl thought i catcalled her when i said my friend had a nice cake
i was talking about an actual birthday cake
I actually have a Karen aunt and I have some crazy stories about her and her son, involving all sorts of nonsense once I had to hide in a bathroom with the others for an hour while we heard banging and shouting. Anyway love the vid.
Wow I can’t believe the aunt Aunti Sue thought she was going to get the house and business!
I accudently heard mastrubate room instead of master bed room.🤣
keep up the great work homie love your channel
@@AmItheJerk I was genuinely contemplating putting my own story in their but none of mine is very good I just have a very sad part that I got the guy that messed up my life arrested but I'm also a RUclipsr and I look up to you
Cream of The stream.
Depending on who moved in first. I know it sounds childish. If op had moved in six months before she had moved in then he will not have to. She would because of that being considered entrapment. If she moved in and the op was not aware that she was living there then op would have to move. Or that is how it was explained to me when I received mine. That all depends on the law in your area. Op needs to see a lawyer.
That teacher only likes truth to come out if its pretty.
The ex in story 2 was surprisingly mature about it when she saw how much the op had turned around.
Story 1 Introduction: dude that karma though. She had to coming to her.
The last video illustrates some sketchy behavior on the OP's part. Why didn't she go to authorities and parents first regardless of her belief they wouldnt listen?The teacher was completely sketchy and should be punished. But filming personal BS and posting it, while legal, is just bad form. Nobody is perfect. I'm guessing by the mere fact the OP posted this story that they are somewhat 'proud' of their accomplishments. In certain respects I agree. Keep in mind, the OP better keep on her best behavior because there are people just like her waiting and watching for her to have a 'bad' day!
She was actually just doing a class project originally so not really bad form. I do find it weird how she had to walk around her neighborhood like that and talk about it, but by the sound of how vague the assignment was she was just doing as told and then being punished for it(in addition to the school potentially trying to sweep the problematic behavior of the coach under the rug).
Framing it as her trying to spread gossip is an odd takeaway you got from the story
Don't forget that the op didn't know who the guy was originally and only became aware when someone recognized who the guy was after posting it. For this reason I have to disagree.
And on top, it seems the school was trying by active and passive to not had to do this, before OP bring the report again (probably after asking a teacher), and the principal wanted to sweep this under the rug, before someone more important than the Principal took in.
The thing that I like most about this channel is that he gets straight to the stories and no interruptions for sponsors
cat-calling coach: I wouldn't say it was all perfectly executed, like the first part sort of accidentally got the ball rolling, however the prep for the meeting with the principal was definitely perfectly executed, especially for a high school student. most people that age don't think and plan that far ahead they just react to what's happening to them, guns-a-blazin.
my first full-time job I had something similar happened to me. when I was a new hire I was on a split-shift, the end of the morning shift through the beginning of the evening shift, for training purposes. shift for a month before I permanently went to my assigned shift, overnights. two of the guys on the morning shift we're always laughing and joking and screwing around which was fun most of the time but the one guy would brag about having done things to make previous employees quit. at the time I don't remember filing it away as a red flag, but my brain apparently did anyway. fast forward a couple of years and no longer on the graveyard shift, now on the evening shift when things started happening. it was practical-joke style stuff at first, childish, small, Beavis and Butthead type of things that were obviously funny to the person who did it but not really anybody else. slowly it began to escalate into bigger and bigger things and in my brain I was logging them all. this was just at the beginning of the cell phone era, flip phones were the big thing and phones didn't come with cameras on them yet, text messaging was charged for by the message, so I didn't record any photo proof of any of this I just remembered it. the last straw for me was when this guy sprayed sprayed adhesive into the EQ of my girlfriends boombox that I was using to listen to music during my long solo overnight shifts, completely ruining it making it non-functional. I discovered this on my last shift Wednesday night before a long 4-day Thanksgiving weekend, and boy was I ANGRY! I remembered him telling me that he did things to get people to quit and I wasn't going to be one of them. I left my boss a really long voicemail, listing out all the things that had been messed with, making sure that I used the word "harassment", and knowing that this is the first thing my boss was going to hear when he came back from a really nice long enjoyable holiday weekend.
When I arrived for work on monday, this guy comes running up to my car appoligizing, clearly worried about his job. I've heard it said that managers don't fire people, people fire themselves, and that's exactly what ended up happening to this guy. Not from this incident, but a year later he printed out some porn and forgot to pick it up off the printer. One of the ladies from customer service printed something and ... BUSTED...! That was the end of him!
Story 2: he hasn’t done anything wrong and his big life turnaround was great so I would let him stay and just try to avoid any contact
The first story is so bizarre
“I have a house and money in the bank but I’d trade it to have my parents back”
Yeah no shit it was your parents house and money, you’d be in the exact same situation you are in now, just with living parents.
In story 2, the restraining order applies to the ex as much as OP. OP was there first. The ex would have to move or as happened here the order would be modified or dropped.
12:02 I had a restraining order against me by my then fiance's mother... She came to my house that I was purchasing and was permitted to be there even when I called the police they said the order only protects her from me does not protect me from her... I would also like to mention that she obtained the restraining order by committing perjury and she was in fact the one who assaulted me and I declined pressing charges on her and having her go to jail that night for the sake of her daughter...
The OP for aunt Karen story is not a he lmao
0:00-6:33 this nearly made me cry I haven’t lost my parents yet but i did lose my best friend (he was a dog) to cancer, i new him from when i was in kindergarten-4th grade and i still miss him
Very evil Aunt Karen story.
sounds like the ex wife was using it as a test and after some thought and talking with her hubby decided to let it drop legally. yes restraining orders work both ways. If you have an order against someone then intentionally make contact with them it voids the order as you show you aren't in fear for your life from the other party.
What's disgusting is that some countries rule by religion so if the parents die and they only have daughters, the family aunts and uncles would chip in and get more inheritance than the daughters. And if they have a son, the family gets nothing and the boy gets most of the inheritance and the daughters get half of what the son gets combined. It's sickening that in 2022 this is still a common thing where women are working and supporting themselves like even while married. We're equal but god forbids if it's the inheritance. Ffs just let law out of religion. It's unfair to everyone. Like imagine if my sister dies (god protect and bless her soul) and i come in to get inheritance?? No just no. I love her children so much and i d want only the best for them and i would help raise them with whatever money i have. This is just sad....
Fee! Sorry for the girl! But she sounds, like she's doing well!🤗
5:05 He would trade everything. Really? because OP is clearly a female as stated in proper lady dont play sports. so yea maybe check your whole video before uploading it ok?
Wait dude... they know that Spanish is a white language right?... like "Spanish" THE "Spanish. Just because they speak spanish, it doesn't make them latino. SPAIN LMAO
*Story 1:* I know what it's like to have an aunt who says that she cares about my well-being, but treats me like crap, and treats her children and anyone who doesn't agree with her like shit. She's not violent, but she verbally shames me for the weirdest things. She's like a spoilt entitled brat. I don't talk to my aunt or otherwise have anything to do with her.
Absolutely not the jerk honestly masterfully handled this situation and asked for help before going to quickly
About the restraining order. According to what I know about them since YOU moved into the complex 1st AND this complex is NOT her filed home address (she doesn't live there and the complex does NOT hav her name on a lease for ANY room in that complex) you should be fine, HOWEVER due to this fact u could sue her for harassing you. Her restraining order covers set distance around her "FILED" home and her person. The restraining order has zero power if she moves towards your "FILED" home address. However it's a race to establish who moved in there and filed it as their home address. Changing ALL IDs to show this as ur home, changing ALL mailing addresses to new how before the harpy can. Also talk to ur lawyer. He/she can explain this in more detail.
Story one: Simply: Im sorry for your loss of your parents, and the karen got the karma she deserved.
Uhm just because you're white don't mean you're not Hispanic. Spain is still in fact in Europe...literally between Portugal and France. Also I'm pretty sure there are still a lotta folks in Latin America that are either of Spanish descent, or Portuguese, or French, or Polish, or German, or Turkish, or Lebanese, etc.
1st story: Yeah... I'd confront her. Tell her exactly what she is doing. The convo would most likely go like this. Or at least from what I assume with this...thing. (I don't have the strength to call this "human" an actual person.)
Me: You are a selfish, no-good, excuse of a person. Your sister just died and all you care about is taking the assets that she and her husband, my father, gave to me and my sister.
Creature: But I'm her sister, I am the rightful owner of those assets.
Me: That's funny. If we go and actually look at the will of my parents. *Pulls will out.* It says here that "-so and so- go to my daughter. And the rest to my son."
And THAT is how you take that being out. And she didn't deserve ANYONE to go to her funeral.
"Stupid Dog"
Why does this reminds me of Courage The Cowardly Dog.
I had an uncle 10 times worse than Aunt Karen. This clown would come over to my grandmothers house, where he absolutely did not live, and would repeatedly throw out a lot of my things, simply because he didn’t like where I had placed them. We’re not talking trash or junk here. I’m talking expensive RC. planes and equipment, as well as a 1970 Chrysler 426 Hemi engine sitting in the corner of the garage for years. He would also come over to berate me about the cleanliness of my own work bench. Since I was little, he was always “that guy”! When I was 5 years old, my grandmother had bought me a couple of Hot Wheels cars. When he saw me playing with them, he threw a fit and yelled at my grandma for buying me toys. What a piece of work! Years later, my first daughter was born. She was only a few days old when we decided to visit my grandmother to show her the baby. This clown just so happens to be there when we arrive . I decided to be the bigger person and walk over to him with the baby. He proceeded to miter something under his breath, turn his back, and walk away. I swore I would spit on his grave one day. He eventually did pass away. I attended his funeral just to make sure he was really dead. I also attended the reception dinner after the funeral, which he payed for years in advance. Dinner never tasted so good.😊
In my country we say:"by the number of people who come to your funeral and by the way they pay their respect it is wisible what kind of person you were"
I have a friend whose father lived 3 houses away from him and never cared, never accepted him as a son. The father died all alone. He had twins with some young girl who abandoned them to go to do the boob job, in some crapy apartmant where the doctor who did the operation was doing it. She died due to complications so my friend's father suddenly became a single father. Then his mother died (my friends bio grandma). My friends father just left the kids alone in the house. They were 18 monts old and went to work. They were later given to the CPS. They're adopted now. He died all alone. Nobody came to his funeral. One person even sent flowers with the line written across:"I hope you're happy now, you piece of s**it" So yeah, you dont get to take anything to your grave
First story...hold up...wait a minute...did that Karen say that the OP name was too old fashion...and then said that girls shouldn't play sports because of tradition?
Make up your mind, lady. I might be somewhat old fashion but there is nothing wrong with girls playing sports (as long as they don't whine and complain like the women's soccer team).
Two people move into the same place in NEW YORK CITY? Honestly, the odds against that are astronomical.
Story 1: I would attend the funeral and t bag the whole time then take selfies by the gravestone
I feel that the ex who had the restraining order I feel that she realized that the judge could tell her she had to move out and she changed her tone
The restraining order. Why would he have to move as he was there first. I don't get it. Wouldnt she have to had move. Glad it went well for him.
About the coach story, I hate People who insults someone just because he says something in other languages, Espero que al entrenador ese le vaya como el culo en su vida, saludos desde España 🇪🇸
When my one great uncle died. He lived in a trailer. Found dead after 2-3 days of a heart attack. He had a lot of cash in there (about 25k), old timer who didn't believe in banks, and a lot of classic cars in the other piece of property he owned. Great aunt and her kid went and more or less raided the trailer taking the money and the keys to the barn. Somehow didn't think to take the book that had the amount of money he had. Smart man btw, Took and hid a 3 of the cars. 4 years later the money and all but 1 (pretty sure it was a 69 comaro restored but could be wrong) the other 2 cars were recovered and promptly given out to his kids and now has to pay back the 25k in cash. Along with 10k in legal fees.