I find it extremely weird that a grown ass man bragged to a teenage girl and put down her father in front of her. Anybody else think that's super creepy?
Where did you get that from? The two guys were talking to their wives and the CPA, whatever that is. Just because they were douches doesn't mean we need to falsify rape charges against them or whatever
@@alliedatheistalliance6776 Where did my comment say anything about Rape? I just said it was super creepy that this grown ass dude had to brag and posture to minors. Absolutely nothing I wrote implied sexual assault. Just that he was kind of creepy. YOU are the one that brought up sexual assault and rape being falsified. I never did.
for some reason a lot of people that Hate kids seek out jobs where they have to deal with kids probably so they can be mean to them and spin it around that the kids where miss behaving
Some people don’t realize how stressful kids can be until they have a job working with them. Once they reach the hating stage, it’s time to find a new career.
Story 3: I love how OP handled the other guy. It wasn't the other guy's fault and while OP would be well within his rights to hate the mans guts he realized that the dude was lied to just like he was. Pretty weirdly wholesome that they became friends.
Cheaters always screw up when they try to hide an affair from both partners. The only way it has a chance of working is with one affair partner completely informed and a willing cheat, aka scumbag asshole.
@@alliedatheistalliance6776 Yeah key word chance. The other guy didn't know when he got involved with her. Had he known he probably wouldn't have had anything to do with OP's cheating ass wife. Lotta words to say "OP's wife is a cheating bitch"
Story 3 - I had a feeling that the reason OP’s wife didn’t want to get divorced was because she was cheating on him and was using him as a breathing ATM but I didn’t expect that her boyfriend would side with OP to prove that she was cheating on both of them. I’m glad that OP is free of her, she got NOTHING out of the divorce, and OP has a new friend.
I heard another story like that, maybe on this channel. The two got along really well, and even posted pics together from meeting up 🤣 Maybe if the person has specific tastes in partners those partners are likely to have similar interests and personalities.
Story 2: Here's the thing, with people like that the ONLY thing they have is their paycheck. People fighting in the comments of Reddit about OP being "played" haven't been around these types of people before. When you are dealing with someone who's entire identity is a number, if you're the bigger number, they have nothing else because they can't "earn" a personality that isn't a piece of crap.
But OP could have shown he had a bigger number without buying them dinner. Cause you know that laughing about how they bugged him until he paid for them is how they salved the burn. They didn't learn anything from this and if anything their behaviour is even more ingrained now. If they're condescending towards someone they think earns less the worst case scenario is a free meal.
@@KarajormaThat's just it, with those type of people, his paying their meals was humiliating for them. By doing so, he completely invalidated the image they built up in their minds about being so much better because they made more money. That free meal for them wasn't a bonus like many would see it, to them, it was a slap in the face.
@@EricHegemanSure, but consider that you could have had exactly the same effect by paying for the meals of the tables around you and saying "That's to say sorry for having to put up with those two loudmouths"
Story 5: Jealousy is a b**ch. Karen was jealous that OP married the man she wanted and thought that trying to screw over OP was the right way to vent her frustrations. Nah, trying to ruin an employee out of jealous spite is an easy way to get fired
*Story 2:* Completely disagree that OP got conned. Having good connections is such a big deal in many industries and engineering is no exception. OP could literally be denied contracts if OP's "friends" knew the guy looking to hire him and complained that he boasted about his higher income. But if the boss asked for the story & heard that OP just simply paid for their expensive dinner, it would look worse on them than it would on OP. Good manners can make the difference between landing a 6 figure contract versus getting passed over. Would love to see those fake friends on the recieving end of some karma, but OP delivering it could damage his career.
Also when you think about it, the only reason OP is making so much bank is because of people like OP's "friends" not thinking that's a branch going into, the less folk who work in the field means more bank for OP. If anything it's a nice way to say thank you to them. :P
Story 4: Yeah, some people tend to forget to be quiet on public transportation, or just have zero consideration for others. It's annoying and can cause a lot of ire. I'm glad I never had to deal with a loudmouth on a plane.
When I WANT to sleep, and I CAN'T sleep, I start crying, and being buckled into a seat, not allowed to expel my energy and panic on a crowded plane thousands of feet in the air, with a loud engine and THOSE jerks in my ears, my autism would skyrocket and I would explode.
@sunnygirlsense, You don't have to be a 1 percenter to be rich. He's rich but is so used to it that he doesn't even have the ability to gauge his wealth level correctly.
@@crypticghost21 i probably would have just thrown a tantrum and publicly shamed her. Imagine a child screaming at someone not to steal their mommy or daddy, and EVERYONE stares.
Story 1: Pat the bus driver is lucky to not have been charged with child abuse and/or child endangerment. Karen the Vice Principal is lucky to not have been charges as an accomplice for Pat's crimes and possibly other applicable crimes.
The biggest issue is people shouldn't have to agree to a divorce. If someone wants a divorce they should be allowed to. There shouldn't have to be a cheater or abuser to escape a bad marriage.
Story 3: The fact that the ex-wife DID NOT have to pay a single penny, muchless get into massive debt, and still has a fixable reputation shows that the only thing OP won was freedom from a toxic person.
He was happy enough to get out of it and get rid of her without losing a large chunk of his own money, his house, or an ongoing Alimony. As much fun as it would be to damage her with court proceedings, he probably valued freedom, peace of mind, and the fact he got off lucky over her suffering. Besides, you know this has to stick in her craw, the fact that she had to submit to getting nothing because of her own stupidity in order to avoid getting completely ruined.
I kinda think that's the only thing OP needed to win. Ex-wife's own personal humiliation at being outed, plus losing her easy money, is enough of a revenge.
So she couldn’t even raise any money in a _fundraiser for the police._ You have to be a special breed of Catch yoU Next Tuesday to accomplish that in America. 🤣
I mean I automatically turned down all fundraising requests that have to do with police. In my experience it makes it more likely that people will not donate if it's for the police
Story 1 raises memories I have from when I worked at Sometown College of Technology. We had a Principal who introduced a LOT of very unpopular measures with the staff, since "Staff salaries" were "the reason" that the college was perpetually running into debt, despite many of the staff doing the sums and saying "No, it isn't". He retired, and the College Management Team had the traditional 'whip around' (Going around to everyone working and asking for a financial contribution for the retiree) The result was £5. Total. From over 100 staff.
Jail story: That was beautiful! But I hate to think of the problems Karen caused (or tried to cause) for the teachers and staff that wouldn't bail her out. Income story: Agriculture is BIG BUSINESS! And an agricultural engineer with a PhD is going to be making a lot of money. Heck, a structural engineer with ONLY a bachelor's degree is essentially at an entry level position. Office manager story: Given that so many companies not only review prospective employees social media for red flags prior to hiring them, many also continue to monitor after someone is hired watching for secrets being leaked as well as other red flags. So it's pretty stupid to bad mouth your employer and/or coworkers on social media.
Just out of curiosity, I'd like your opinion. If someone doesn't have a social media presence, is that, in itself, a red flag? Some people say yes and others say no. What are your thoughts?
@@johnopalko5223 I'm retired, but truthfully my only social media presence is right here on RUclips with various Reddit Readers and a few reaction reviewers. I personally wouldn't take the lack of social media presence as a red flag. Not everyone (me included) wants to post all of their personal information and activities for the world at large to see. Some of us enjoy our privacy to greater or lesser degrees.
@@merlinathrawes746 I'm also retired so I don't have to worry about what hiring managers might think. I chime in on RUclips from time to time but, otherwise, I have no online presence. I don't see the appeal of posting about everything that's happening in one's life. For the most part, nobody cares. Also, it's really none of their business. I once went out with an acquaintance for a bite to eat and she started taking pictures of her food and posting them online. I was sitting there thinking, "Why? Maybe if it was some five-star gourmet delicacy but it's a hamburger." I guess people can do that if it makes them happy but, frankly, I don't see the appeal. Maybe I'm just too much of a curmudgeon. Anyway, thanks for the reply.
When I was in 5th grade, we did that to our teacher (sent him to "jail" for charity). Essentially, the "police" brought the "arrested" people to the local mall and put them on display in a fake cell where they had to sit and make their charity calls. Of course, we students hurried to the mall to stand in front of the "jail cell" and laugh. He was NOT pleased with us. But thankfully, he tried to have a sense of humor about it. And he did have friends to help him get out. 😆🤣
@@JulianaBlewett- true wealth is not flashy nor rude because it doesn’t have to be. It’s the pathetic wannabes who strut around with puffed out chests being classless 🫏 😮
@antoinettejohnson6251 where i work, we have several very wealthy clients. One of them, you would never know had any money, would come in wearing ripped sweatpants and a tshirt, and drove a ratty old oldsmobile. Ordered a $400,000.00 double rifle from holland and holland. Was also one of the nicest guys i knew.(he is no longer around)
A bus driver that hates kids who doesn't allow them to open the windows on a bus that has no air conditioning. Isn't that illegal? At the very least, I would be getting the authorities to investigate the situation because it sounds like child abuse or even child endangerment.
I was so disappointed that Pat, the awful bus driver didn’t get hers as well. She was awful and should’ve been fired for endangering children. Pat should find another job where she’s not dealing with children at all - before it’s too late!😮
Story 4 - This happens a lot. I was in a place and these college kids were LOUDLY having a conversation, and one of the girls started mocking a guy in a wheelchair. It was loud enough it was recorded by several people, and when they were confronted thought everyone was listing to their SUPER SECRET CONVERSATION AT 1,000% VOLUME. We all knew where they went to college, not only were they wearing the swag but it was recorded. I was not the person to confront them, but I did send the video to the college they were from. I got an email later that thanked me, said they were sent a few different angles of the incident, and they were removed from the student body from repeated complaints and academic issues. Apparently having a demeaning conversation about the disabled LOUDER THAN A JET TAKING OFF is not a sign you are doing well at school.
Story 4: I too know what it's like to be annoyed by someone who is loud and has no self-awareness, his' name is my entitled brother at 3 AM last night (ah who am I kidding, EVERY NIGHT!)
im sorry, how the HELL did that bus driver not get immediately fired and arrested for child endangerment???????? OP's mom should have raised a bigger stink and had investigators come in for that.
Story 1: the cops at Hill AFB in Utah would do the same thing for charity fundraising, but they way they did it was bail was double the amount out up for the arrest, and the arrest amounts had time limits. Like every $5 bought 15 minutes of jail time. So if a person couldn't come up with bail they would be set free after 'serving their time'. That way people who couldn't afford bail (or weren't liked enough to get bailed out) wouldn't be stuck all day and embarrassed like that Karen. There were squadrons that would pool their funds and try and get their officers jailed all day. Most of them were good sports and just joked about getting a day off.
I would pay more money than I have to see the wife's face when she found out her ex husband became friends with the boyfriend who dumped her when he learns that she lied to him about being married and got him involved in cheating after he had been cheated on.😆
The most surprising thing about Story 3 was that the wife's side piece was actually a decent man. Usually cheaters like to choose side partners who are equivalent drama queens into the thrill of the cheat and enjoy laughing at the hapless husband.
I disagree. No fault divorce, if it's truly a mutual agreement, saves court time, and with kids, makes for better co-parenting. Actually, I think that ALL divorces should be harder to get, except in cases of spousal abuse, child abuse, criminal activity of one of the parties, true financial abuse, or behaviours that endanger a partner or the kids.
@@francinetitherington4060I agree that no fault divorce is a necessity but divorce should be easier to get. It’s become easier already and should continue that trend. Marriage should be more difficult to get. Which would prevent divorces. Too many get married without realizing what it actually entails.
Story 3 (lucky divorce): "Stealing" a person is called kidnapping. This includes coercing someone to go somewhere. Cops should get involved. If none of these apply, the person left of their own free will. The "other guy" is not at fault. OP was right to be chill with the "other guy". More people should follow OP's example.
Story 2: IP OP didn’t get played…. What he did was akin to a Queen’s gambit move by not only paying for everything but also, wait for it….write the entire meal off as a business expense!!!! Well played OP…..well played.
Story one.... BWAHAHAHA! Beautiful karma! 😅 Story four.... One year, after graduating high school, my Sister left home here in sunny Florida to go live in NYC with some friends. When she came back, she'd picked up a New York accent! It took a little while to retrain that nonsense back out of her. 😅
Story 2. The OP shouldn't have played their petty game. They ended up getting a free dinner out of him. I would have just paid for my own stuff. Who cares if ignorant fools think poorly of you? No need to justify yourself to them. It doesn't affect your quality of life if they want to believe nonsense about you.
Here in Australia we have 𝙣𝙤 𝙛𝙖𝙪𝙡𝙩 divorce law. After one year of separation or estrangement one party can apply for a divorce. Of course, division of assets is another question
I agree, all OP did was pay for the bills of people who were unpleasant to him all evening. If he wanted to show how much he earns, he could have just plainly told them that. It would have had the same effect.
Fun fact: about none of the Jersey Shore cast was from New Jersey. Those were New York accents. Source: I live at the Jersey shore, and we hear it all summer, but we don’t talk like that.
I worked construction with people like the guys in story 2. Those guys did not play op. This was a prick measuring contest and op just plopped it all out between them.when tough construction workers compete to you can pay more, to get fully paid by somebody is the dirty act and shames them.
Story 3: Irony that she's refusing a divorce(until OP hands her money I feel she'd some how manage to go through quick with her life style) cause she wants to keep her expensive life OP allowed her to have yet lied to her boyfriend that their divorce was finalized when going off timing it was nowhere close to when OP decided this marriage wasn't working. Made worse by the fact the boyfriend was cheated on before & this woman tricked him into helping her cheat on her husband. Story 5: Would have loved to have seen the asshole's face when OP watched smugly as the asshole got fired/walked off the property. I get the feeling she was stupid enough to use the company as a recommendation & it led to a few jobs not wanting her & maybe warning each other.
Growing up, I learned all kinds of things about farming. I love to tell these uppity folks that make fun of gardening- here's a tip (hype it up really good to make it sound like the best idea ever). Get some large pots and plant a bell pepper bush in each and 1 habañero plant. Place the habañero in the center of these pepper bushes so it will deter bugs (it actually doesn't but they don't need to knpw that. ;) ). You'll get great big bell peppers. ;) But comveniemtly forget to tell them about cross pollination
I was just filming them chatting about their drunken escapades and just posted on social media and is saying it is like this is what You're paying for college.
Story 3: that karma was bigger than an aircraft carrier. It was the size of the freaking Battleship Yamato (world’s largest battleship ever. Launched by the Japanese during WWII. Look it up)
As someone from New Jersey: those people aren’t from NJ. They’re from Staten Island. Jersey shore the tv show? Not one is from jersey. The fact is the summer at the shore is all New Yorkers and Staten Island. Just like Floridians don’t do spring break with the lunatics that come there, in jersey we just go elsewhere
I can’t stand people like that, always have to yell for 24 hours a day. Didn’t anyone ever tell them to use an inside voice? Plus for the last story, Karen needs to get it through her head. He wasn’t into you, who he dates and marries is his choice and you don’t own him because he is not an object. God hearing this story is like something from either Apple Text ,Ipro Text and Viral Text. Where delusional people want op’s spouse and treat the spouses like they’re objects.
I got a girl fired once, she was a blue haired freak, however I did follow her on Facebook at the time and she made this 4 paragraph rant about the boss I had at the time and how he was a terrible parent and got stuck right into him personally. I sent it to his wife cause I didn't know how he would take it. Next morning I'm working away at 2.30 and its just me and her, then I see the boss walking up with security. Takes her outside shows her the photos of her rant and fires her on the spot. She never did realize it was me lol
5:49 It really surprises me to see people think that any profession that involves “agriculture” in the title will be something that pays little. My mother has a company that manufactures uniforms and PPE (personal protective equipment) specifically and exclusively for agricultural companies and my uncle has some farms. It takes a lot of money in everything involving agriculture, believe me. A lot.
After hearing stories and seeing videos of how young women are today with unreasonable demands of men from their height to their wallet, and how their " numbers" are more important to them than any guy. Im gonna say the divorce rate will skyrocket in the 2020s yet the alimony and child support will drop because of infidelity.
I might be in the minority here, but that police charity fundraiser sounds awful on many levels. Leaving aside the acab crowd, it's essentially getting other people to volunteer to do charity fundraising for them and guilt tripping people to pay, and that's after the person being "arrested" is themselves guilted into doing it "for charity". The entire idea is one massive guilt trip and IMO is disgusting.
It baffles me that the police have to fundraise in the first place. Here in the UK, they don't. Of course there are Blue Light charities but they're not advertised everywhere.
The Jersey Shore accent? Heck no! Fran Drescher’s accent is from NYC where she was born and grew up. Just like most of the cast of “Jersey Shore”. I grew up in Bergen County, NJ, at one time I could tell you what Borough of NY you came from, George Carlin’s admitted Queens accent, the New England influences on the Bronx accent (muting r’s), both Brooklyn accents (Jewish and Gentiles), etc. I even worked with someone that had an accent that has vanished as the ethnic change had eliminated it plus its small range.
No the OP said the person had the voice of Fran Dresher, I am quite sure they are reffering to her high pitch, extremely nasally voice which is not her accent. They used a different person to describe the accent.
@@shanerasmussen5225 Actually, the nasal character is part of a NYC accent. There are many who grew up in NYC who moved to the suburbs. In the 1970’s my home county was thought to have 50% of the residents as transplanted Nee Yorkers. It was also commented on that the program “Jersey Shore” didn’t have a New Jersey actors. Many of us hated being asked as we traveled if we came from “Joisey” which again is a NYC pronunciation. Making us correct then. The Silent Bob movies including “Mall Rats”, gives authentic Jersey Shore accents, as that is where they were from.
story 3: The dude my Ex cheated on me with was my Best friends older cousin. Me and the dude got into it at first but once he realized se was playing us we became best of friends after we both dumped her back to back.
Police fundraisers huh? I get regular calls claiming to be some police charity. I consider anything over the phone to be suspect; there's no way I can ever be sure it is what it says it is. I won't do business over the phone unless I initiate it.
So people think they "engineered" the situation to get free food? They'd have to be good actors... while under the influence. So maybe not impossible, but I just think they were ignorant (of at least that field of engineering) braggarts.
last story: WHY, why do people put such incriminating information on the internet, why??? And to try and hide that it was her by spelling names backwards and changing the name of the company, thinking no one would ever figure out that it was her. What ever happened to just to venting to a close friend or your Mom, hell anybody just not put it on the internet for EVERYBODY to see...smh. 1st story: How can this woman, who is the assistant principal, continue to work at that school where NO ONE😂 gave anything to 'bail' her out. Does she not understand no one has any respect for her? She even called who she thought were her 'friends' and still no one bailed her out, I guess not even Pat. Hilarious!!!
I find it extremely weird that a grown ass man bragged to a teenage girl and put down her father in front of her.
Anybody else think that's super creepy?
Anybody dumb enough to do that in front of my daughters would find themselves singing soprano!
And for the record, I’m their MOTHER.
Rude and pitiful but not necessarily creepy.
@@johnopalko5223 Depends on the context of the brag.
Where did you get that from? The two guys were talking to their wives and the CPA, whatever that is. Just because they were douches doesn't mean we need to falsify rape charges against them or whatever
@@alliedatheistalliance6776 Where did my comment say anything about Rape?
I just said it was super creepy that this grown ass dude had to brag and posture to minors. Absolutely nothing I wrote implied sexual assault. Just that he was kind of creepy.
YOU are the one that brought up sexual assault and rape being falsified.
I never did.
Story 1: Free advice, if you hate kids don’t be a school bus driver 😹
Or a teacher
for some reason a lot of people that Hate kids seek out jobs where they have to deal with kids probably so they can be mean to them and spin it around that the kids where miss behaving
Some people don’t realize how stressful kids can be until they have a job working with them. Once they reach the hating stage, it’s time to find a new career.
Employment is hard to find. You take whatever lands on your lap. The problem is, nobody complained about their unbecoming attitudes.
Right?! Like why would you take a job where you KNOW you’ll have to deal with kids if you hate them???
Bus driver: OP flipped me off...all I did was leave him on a dangerous road.
any one with sense: Yeah and you deserved that.
For story #2. Money talks, But wealth whispers.
Penny wise, but pound short
That's good. I'm gonna remember that.
Story 3: I love how OP handled the other guy. It wasn't the other guy's fault and while OP would be well within his rights to hate the mans guts he realized that the dude was lied to just like he was. Pretty weirdly wholesome that they became friends.
Cheaters always screw up when they try to hide an affair from both partners. The only way it has a chance of working is with one affair partner completely informed and a willing cheat, aka scumbag asshole.
@@alliedatheistalliance6776 Yeah key word chance. The other guy didn't know when he got involved with her. Had he known he probably wouldn't have had anything to do with OP's cheating ass wife. Lotta words to say "OP's wife is a cheating bitch"
Story 3 - I had a feeling that the reason OP’s wife didn’t want to get divorced was because she was cheating on him and was using him as a breathing ATM but I didn’t expect that her boyfriend would side with OP to prove that she was cheating on both of them.
I’m glad that OP is free of her, she got NOTHING out of the divorce, and OP has a new friend.
I heard another story like that, maybe on this channel. The two got along really well, and even posted pics together from meeting up 🤣 Maybe if the person has specific tastes in partners those partners are likely to have similar interests and personalities.
Story 3: Dang, ex wifes new guy is a real MVP for OP
Story 2: Here's the thing, with people like that the ONLY thing they have is their paycheck. People fighting in the comments of Reddit about OP being "played" haven't been around these types of people before. When you are dealing with someone who's entire identity is a number, if you're the bigger number, they have nothing else because they can't "earn" a personality that isn't a piece of crap.
Imagine if your only personality trait was 'I have money".
But OP could have shown he had a bigger number without buying them dinner. Cause you know that laughing about how they bugged him until he paid for them is how they salved the burn.
They didn't learn anything from this and if anything their behaviour is even more ingrained now. If they're condescending towards someone they think earns less the worst case scenario is a free meal.
@@KarajormaThat's just it, with those type of people, his paying their meals was humiliating for them. By doing so, he completely invalidated the image they built up in their minds about being so much better because they made more money. That free meal for them wasn't a bonus like many would see it, to them, it was a slap in the face.
@@EricHegemanSure, but consider that you could have had exactly the same effect by paying for the meals of the tables around you and saying "That's to say sorry for having to put up with those two loudmouths"
@@callumh4991 i mean, it works for Abridged Seto Kaiba
Story 5: Jealousy is a b**ch. Karen was jealous that OP married the man she wanted and thought that trying to screw over OP was the right way to vent her frustrations. Nah, trying to ruin an employee out of jealous spite is an easy way to get fired
Pretty sure depending on what you did, it could also get you blacklisted from whatever industry you work in
Honestly, how stupid are people these days to write all that crap down on social media where everyone can see it.
Not only that. OP's husband would probably going to hate her even more
Story 2: the moment he said "government contracts" and "Private sector" I burst out laughing.
Those are words that come with big paychecks attached
*Story 2:* Completely disagree that OP got conned.
Having good connections is such a big deal in many industries and engineering is no exception. OP could literally be denied contracts if OP's "friends" knew the guy looking to hire him and complained that he boasted about his higher income. But if the boss asked for the story & heard that OP just simply paid for their expensive dinner, it would look worse on them than it would on OP. Good manners can make the difference between landing a 6 figure contract versus getting passed over. Would love to see those fake friends on the recieving end of some karma, but OP delivering it could damage his career.
Also when you think about it, the only reason OP is making so much bank is because of people like OP's "friends" not thinking that's a branch going into, the less folk who work in the field means more bank for OP. If anything it's a nice way to say thank you to them. :P
Story 1. And the saddest thing was the bail was only $1.38.
Story 2. Money can't buy Class, buy Crass is free.
Story 4: Yeah, some people tend to forget to be quiet on public transportation, or just have zero consideration for others. It's annoying and can cause a lot of ire. I'm glad I never had to deal with a loudmouth on a plane.
When I WANT to sleep, and I CAN'T sleep, I start crying, and being buckled into a seat, not allowed to expel my energy and panic on a crowded plane thousands of feet in the air, with a loud engine and THOSE jerks in my ears, my autism would skyrocket and I would explode.
To be fair, OP could have politely suggested a seat switch after a few minutes. There was absolutely no need to endure 30 minutes of that nonsense.
Story 2: Not rich by any means? What world do you live in, sir?
He was trying to say yes they are doing well, but by no means are they one percent.
@@sunnygirlsense It also sounds like he's someone that is trying to not brag about how big their paycheck is like it's a dick measuring contest.
@sunnygirlsense, You don't have to be a 1 percenter to be rich. He's rich but is so used to it that he doesn't even have the ability to gauge his wealth level correctly.
Probably makes average for an engineering PhD, which would be a lot to someone not in that world, but not to those in it.
Final Story - Well now we know why OP’s husband wanted nothing to do with OP’s manager. She’s a stage 5 clinger psycho.
It wouldn't be the first time I've heard of a story of a Karen who wanted someone else's husband LOL 😅
You heard that one where OP's daughter made herself throw up on a woman who tried to take her dad because he wasn't with her mom at all times?
@@sakilynn Oh yeah 😎🤢🤮 😂😅😂😂😂
@@crypticghost21 that kid was awesome! 😂
@sakilynn I know, I would never have had the guts to do that at like four years old 😂😅
@@crypticghost21 i probably would have just thrown a tantrum and publicly shamed her. Imagine a child screaming at someone not to steal their mommy or daddy, and EVERYONE stares.
Story 3: finding them together was truly a Serendipitous Discovery 🥰
Story 2:
OP didn’t “get played,” he just knocked down their ego’s a couple of notches, which they deserved.
Story 1: Pat the bus driver is lucky to not have been charged with child abuse and/or child endangerment. Karen the Vice Principal is lucky to not have been charges as an accomplice for Pat's crimes and possibly other applicable crimes.
The biggest issue is people shouldn't have to agree to a divorce. If someone wants a divorce they should be allowed to. There shouldn't have to be a cheater or abuser to escape a bad marriage.
"I want the SnowFluff."
"YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE SNOWFLUFF!!" ❄️🐑💙
Story 3: The fact that the ex-wife DID NOT have to pay a single penny, muchless get into massive debt, and still has a fixable reputation shows that the only thing OP won was freedom from a toxic person.
He was happy enough to get out of it and get rid of her without losing a large chunk of his own money, his house, or an ongoing Alimony. As much fun as it would be to damage her with court proceedings, he probably valued freedom, peace of mind, and the fact he got off lucky over her suffering.
Besides, you know this has to stick in her craw, the fact that she had to submit to getting nothing because of her own stupidity in order to avoid getting completely ruined.
I kinda think that's the only thing OP needed to win. Ex-wife's own personal humiliation at being outed, plus losing her easy money, is enough of a revenge.
He also gained a new friend.
No wonder op’s husband rejected Karen, I don’t blame him.
So she couldn’t even raise any money in a _fundraiser for the police._
You have to be a special breed of Catch yoU Next Tuesday to accomplish that in America. 🤣
I mean I automatically turned down all fundraising requests that have to do with police. In my experience it makes it more likely that people will not donate if it's for the police
Story 1 raises memories I have from when I worked at Sometown College of Technology. We had a Principal who introduced a LOT of very unpopular measures with the staff, since "Staff salaries" were "the reason" that the college was perpetually running into debt, despite many of the staff doing the sums and saying "No, it isn't".
He retired, and the College Management Team had the traditional 'whip around' (Going around to everyone working and asking for a financial contribution for the retiree)
The result was £5. Total. From over 100 staff.
Jail story: That was beautiful! But I hate to think of the problems Karen caused (or tried to cause) for the teachers and staff that wouldn't bail her out.
Income story: Agriculture is BIG BUSINESS! And an agricultural engineer with a PhD is going to be making a lot of money. Heck, a structural engineer with ONLY a bachelor's degree is essentially at an entry level position.
Office manager story: Given that so many companies not only review prospective employees social media for red flags prior to hiring them, many also continue to monitor after someone is hired watching for secrets being leaked as well as other red flags. So it's pretty stupid to bad mouth your employer and/or coworkers on social media.
Just out of curiosity, I'd like your opinion. If someone doesn't have a social media presence, is that, in itself, a red flag? Some people say yes and others say no. What are your thoughts?
@@johnopalko5223 I'm retired, but truthfully my only social media presence is right here on RUclips with various Reddit Readers and a few reaction reviewers. I personally wouldn't take the lack of social media presence as a red flag. Not everyone (me included) wants to post all of their personal information and activities for the world at large to see. Some of us enjoy our privacy to greater or lesser degrees.
@@merlinathrawes746 I'm also retired so I don't have to worry about what hiring managers might think. I chime in on RUclips from time to time but, otherwise, I have no online presence. I don't see the appeal of posting about everything that's happening in one's life. For the most part, nobody cares. Also, it's really none of their business.
I once went out with an acquaintance for a bite to eat and she started taking pictures of her food and posting them online. I was sitting there thinking, "Why? Maybe if it was some five-star gourmet delicacy but it's a hamburger."
I guess people can do that if it makes them happy but, frankly, I don't see the appeal.
Maybe I'm just too much of a curmudgeon.
Anyway, thanks for the reply.
@@johnopalko5223 You're welcome and I agree. The people who want and need to know about what's going on in my life do. Ain't nobody else's business.
When I was in 5th grade, we did that to our teacher (sent him to "jail" for charity). Essentially, the "police" brought the "arrested" people to the local mall and put them on display in a fake cell where they had to sit and make their charity calls. Of course, we students hurried to the mall to stand in front of the "jail cell" and laugh. He was NOT pleased with us. But thankfully, he tried to have a sense of humor about it. And he did have friends to help him get out. 😆🤣
story 2: Money talks, wealth whispers 😉
Wealth doesn't whisper, it screams at the top of its lungs "Look on me ye peasants and do my bidding!"
@@JulianaBlewett- true wealth is not flashy nor rude because it doesn’t have to be. It’s the pathetic wannabes who strut around with puffed out chests being classless 🫏 😮
@antoinettejohnson6251 where i work, we have several very wealthy clients. One of them, you would never know had any money, would come in wearing ripped sweatpants and a tshirt, and drove a ratty old oldsmobile. Ordered a $400,000.00 double rifle from holland and holland.
Was also one of the nicest guys i knew.(he is no longer around)
Played or not, that was a class act.
A bus driver that hates kids who doesn't allow them to open the windows on a bus that has no air conditioning. Isn't that illegal? At the very least, I would be getting the authorities to investigate the situation because it sounds like child abuse or even child endangerment.
I was so disappointed that Pat, the awful bus driver didn’t get hers as well. She was awful and should’ve been fired for endangering children. Pat should find another job where she’s not dealing with children at all - before it’s too late!😮
She gets her jollies being mean to innocent kids. She is despicable. 😡
Story 4 - This happens a lot. I was in a place and these college kids were LOUDLY having a conversation, and one of the girls started mocking a guy in a wheelchair. It was loud enough it was recorded by several people, and when they were confronted thought everyone was listing to their SUPER SECRET CONVERSATION AT 1,000% VOLUME.
We all knew where they went to college, not only were they wearing the swag but it was recorded. I was not the person to confront them, but I did send the video to the college they were from. I got an email later that thanked me, said they were sent a few different angles of the incident, and they were removed from the student body from repeated complaints and academic issues. Apparently having a demeaning conversation about the disabled LOUDER THAN A JET TAKING OFF is not a sign you are doing well at school.
Story #1: I think the old adage of "The truth shall set you free", needs to be tweaked to "The truth shall keep you jailed."
Story 4: I too know what it's like to be annoyed by someone who is loud and has no self-awareness, his' name is my entitled brother at 3 AM last night (ah who am I kidding, EVERY NIGHT!)
Story 3; I’m petty, but I’d have put into so much debt after she tried to rob me blind
Story 1 I wonder if some of the children of the police had experienced the same problems for that bus driver
Love that saying “Money Can’t Buy Class!” This is so True
That was so worth the cost of the dinner. Those guys are going to be feeling that blow to their egos for *years* 🤣
Story 1: I would have given the cops $50 bucks just to keep her in jail.
She found out the entire school would prefer that she just disappeared.
im sorry, how the HELL did that bus driver not get immediately fired and arrested for child endangerment???????? OP's mom should have raised a bigger stink and had investigators come in for that.
Story 1: the cops at Hill AFB in Utah would do the same thing for charity fundraising, but they way they did it was bail was double the amount out up for the arrest, and the arrest amounts had time limits. Like every $5 bought 15 minutes of jail time. So if a person couldn't come up with bail they would be set free after 'serving their time'. That way people who couldn't afford bail (or weren't liked enough to get bailed out) wouldn't be stuck all day and embarrassed like that Karen. There were squadrons that would pool their funds and try and get their officers jailed all day. Most of them were good sports and just joked about getting a day off.
Story 2 is the difference between "Rich" and "Wealthy".
I would pay more money than I have to see the wife's face when she found out her ex husband became friends with the boyfriend who dumped her when he learns that she lied to him about being married and got him involved in cheating after he had been cheated on.😆
The most surprising thing about Story 3 was that the wife's side piece was actually a decent man. Usually cheaters like to choose side partners who are equivalent drama queens into the thrill of the cheat and enjoy laughing at the hapless husband.
Bros before cheating wives lol. 😂
The beauty of at fault divorce. We should have never instituted no fault divorce.
I disagree. No fault divorce, if it's truly a mutual agreement, saves court time, and with kids, makes for better co-parenting. Actually, I think that ALL divorces should be harder to get, except in cases of spousal abuse, child abuse, criminal activity of one of the parties, true financial abuse, or behaviours that endanger a partner or the kids.
@@francinetitherington4060I agree that no fault divorce is a necessity but divorce should be easier to get. It’s become easier already and should continue that trend. Marriage should be more difficult to get. Which would prevent divorces. Too many get married without realizing what it actually entails.
What's wrong with no-fault divorce? It saves a lot of hassle and expense.
I just love how petty people can be.
Seems like if business was discussed at dinner, OP may be able to write off dinner as a business expense…
Story 3 (lucky divorce):
"Stealing" a person is called kidnapping. This includes coercing someone to go somewhere. Cops should get involved.
If none of these apply, the person left of their own free will. The "other guy" is not at fault. OP was right to be chill with the "other guy". More people should follow OP's example.
Story 2: IP OP didn’t get played….
What he did was akin to a Queen’s gambit move by not only paying for everything but also, wait for it….write the entire meal off as a business expense!!!!
Well played OP…..well played.
Story one.... BWAHAHAHA! Beautiful karma! 😅
Story four.... One year, after graduating high school, my Sister left home here in sunny Florida to go live in NYC with some friends. When she came back, she'd picked up a New York accent! It took a little while to retrain that nonsense back out of her. 😅
Story 2. The OP shouldn't have played their petty game. They ended up getting a free dinner out of him. I would have just paid for my own stuff. Who cares if ignorant fools think poorly of you? No need to justify yourself to them. It doesn't affect your quality of life if they want to believe nonsense about you.
#2: OP doesn't care about money. his goal was to quietly embarrass the snobs with class, WELL PLAYED, OP!
Here in Australia we have 𝙣𝙤 𝙛𝙖𝙪𝙡𝙩 divorce law. After one year of separation or estrangement one party can apply for a divorce.
Of course, division of assets is another question
Story 2 is a self own. They got under his skin and got a free meal.
I agree, all OP did was pay for the bills of people who were unpleasant to him all evening. If he wanted to show how much he earns, he could have just plainly told them that. It would have had the same effect.
Story 2's OP was like "Oh, we're having a pissing contest? How cute."
Fun fact: about none of the Jersey Shore cast was from New Jersey. Those were New York accents. Source: I live at the Jersey shore, and we hear it all summer, but we don’t talk like that.
Story 4: "Where's a Karen when you need her?" Nowhere. If Karens did any good they wouldn't be Karens.
Story 3: Dude stole his wife's boyfriend. 🤣🤣🤣
I worked construction with people like the guys in story 2. Those guys did not play op. This was a prick measuring contest and op just plopped it all out between them.when tough construction workers compete to you can pay more, to get fully paid by somebody is the dirty act and shames them.
So sad that NJ got saddled with those stereotypes bc truthfully those characters aren’t even from NJ
atleast the bro had was aware enough to have some regrets for his part of it.
8:35 I think I saw it in a different video but I think OP daughter made her own update post about what happen next
I like the airplane story. As a deaf person, I take my hearing aids out and my flight is quiet.
Story 3: Really glad it turned out well -- OP got his divorce and amde a new friend.
Story 3: Irony that she's refusing a divorce(until OP hands her money I feel she'd some how manage to go through quick with her life style) cause she wants to keep her expensive life OP allowed her to have yet lied to her boyfriend that their divorce was finalized when going off timing it was nowhere close to when OP decided this marriage wasn't working. Made worse by the fact the boyfriend was cheated on before & this woman tricked him into helping her cheat on her husband.
Story 5: Would have loved to have seen the asshole's face when OP watched smugly as the asshole got fired/walked off the property. I get the feeling she was stupid enough to use the company as a recommendation & it led to a few jobs not wanting her & maybe warning each other.
Wow…isn’t it nice getting the “boyfriend” in the divorce 😂😂😂 😊
Story 1 - I’ve never heard of a charity like that before but it sounds interesting.
Growing up, I learned all kinds of things about farming. I love to tell these uppity folks that make fun of gardening- here's a tip (hype it up really good to make it sound like the best idea ever). Get some large pots and plant a bell pepper bush in each and 1 habañero plant. Place the habañero in the center of these pepper bushes so it will deter bugs (it actually doesn't but they don't need to knpw that. ;) ). You'll get great big bell peppers. ;)
But comveniemtly forget to tell them about cross pollination
I was just filming them chatting about their drunken escapades and just posted on social media and is saying it is like this is what You're paying for college.
Story 3: that karma was bigger than an aircraft carrier. It was the size of the freaking Battleship Yamato (world’s largest battleship ever. Launched by the Japanese during WWII. Look it up)
Classy and bold, all at once, the Agricultural engineer! LOL
As someone from New Jersey: those people aren’t from NJ. They’re from Staten Island. Jersey shore the tv show? Not one is from jersey. The fact is the summer at the shore is all New Yorkers and Staten Island. Just like Floridians don’t do spring break with the lunatics that come there, in jersey we just go elsewhere
I can’t stand people like that, always have to yell for 24 hours a day. Didn’t anyone ever tell them to use an inside voice?
Plus for the last story, Karen needs to get it through her head. He wasn’t into you, who he dates and marries is his choice and you don’t own him because he is not an object. God hearing this story is like something from either Apple Text ,Ipro Text and Viral Text. Where delusional people want op’s spouse and treat the spouses like they’re objects.
Everyone on the Jersey Shore was from Long Island - .-
Fran Drescher is from NYC
Most of NJ does not sound like that...
I got a girl fired once, she was a blue haired freak, however I did follow her on Facebook at the time and she made this 4 paragraph rant about the boss I had at the time and how he was a terrible parent and got stuck right into him personally. I sent it to his wife cause I didn't know how he would take it.
Next morning I'm working away at 2.30 and its just me and her, then I see the boss walking up with security. Takes her outside shows her the photos of her rant and fires her on the spot. She never did realize it was me lol
Karens don't take airplanes,they fly on brooms.
5:49 It really surprises me to see people think that any profession that involves “agriculture” in the title will be something that pays little.
My mother has a company that manufactures uniforms and PPE (personal protective equipment) specifically and exclusively for agricultural companies and my uncle has some farms.
It takes a lot of money in everything involving agriculture, believe me. A lot.
Story 4 - why didn't the flight attendants say anything?
Story 3: its funny that the husband got the wifes affair bf. The cheating wife got nothing not even her bf. Lol
After hearing stories and seeing videos of how young women are today with unreasonable demands of men from their height to their wallet, and how their
" numbers" are more important to them than any guy. Im gonna say the divorce rate will skyrocket in the 2020s yet the alimony and child support will drop because of infidelity.
Craziness abounds. Within 5 minutes. Love you much Fluffs
I might be in the minority here, but that police charity fundraiser sounds awful on many levels. Leaving aside the acab crowd, it's essentially getting other people to volunteer to do charity fundraising for them and guilt tripping people to pay, and that's after the person being "arrested" is themselves guilted into doing it "for charity".
The entire idea is one massive guilt trip and IMO is disgusting.
It baffles me that the police have to fundraise in the first place. Here in the UK, they don't. Of course there are Blue Light charities but they're not advertised everywhere.
It's worse than a guilt trip because you never know whether the police are honest enough to not retaliate against you for refusing.
The Jersey Shore accent? Heck no! Fran Drescher’s accent is from NYC where she was born and grew up. Just like most of the cast of “Jersey Shore”. I grew up in Bergen County, NJ, at one time I could tell you what Borough of NY you came from, George Carlin’s admitted Queens accent, the New England influences on the Bronx accent (muting r’s), both Brooklyn accents (Jewish and Gentiles), etc. I even worked with someone that had an accent that has vanished as the ethnic change had eliminated it plus its small range.
No the OP said the person had the voice of Fran Dresher, I am quite sure they are reffering to her high pitch, extremely nasally voice which is not her accent.
They used a different person to describe the accent.
Are you really going to split hairs over this?
@@shanerasmussen5225 Actually, the nasal character is part of a NYC accent.
There are many who grew up in NYC who moved to the suburbs. In the 1970’s my home county was thought to have 50% of the residents as transplanted Nee Yorkers. It was also commented on that the program “Jersey Shore” didn’t have a New Jersey actors.
Many of us hated being asked as we traveled if we came from “Joisey” which again is a NYC pronunciation. Making us correct then.
The Silent Bob movies including “Mall Rats”, gives authentic Jersey Shore accents, as that is where they were from.
Beware the quiet ones
story 3: The dude my Ex cheated on me with was my Best friends older cousin. Me and the dude got into it at first but once he realized se was playing us we became best of friends after we both dumped her back to back.
Plot twist on the last one: OP's bosses name was Bob and her name was Anna.
Police fundraisers huh? I get regular calls claiming to be some police charity. I consider anything over the phone to be suspect; there's no way I can ever be sure it is what it says it is. I won't do business over the phone unless I initiate it.
They say money can't buy happiness I'm running a test on that and I'm taking donations
So people think they "engineered" the situation to get free food? They'd have to be good actors... while under the influence. So maybe not impossible, but I just think they were ignorant (of at least that field of engineering) braggarts.
The busdriver from the first story sounds like mrs crabtree from southpark
So glad im not dating anymore
The cheating wife story looks like you made a friend with her boyfriend
One can only hope that in story 2 at the end of the meal the CPA said Doctor OP makes three times what you two fools do!
Hysterical descriptive terms
Parrot imitating an epileptic chimpanzee... 😂😂😂
last story: WHY, why do people put such incriminating information on the internet, why??? And to try and hide that it was her by spelling names backwards and changing the name of the company, thinking no one would ever figure out that it was her. What ever happened to just to venting to a close friend or your Mom, hell anybody just not put it on the internet for EVERYBODY to see...smh.
1st story: How can this woman, who is the assistant principal, continue to work at that school where NO ONE😂 gave anything to 'bail' her out. Does she not understand no one has any respect for her? She even called who she thought were her 'friends' and still no one bailed her out, I guess not even Pat. Hilarious!!!
Story 4 Karen's are making life h#$l for someone else who doesn't deserve it 😂
Story 2 OP paying is the best thing to happen for the waiter snobs don't tip well
Story 2: Is it Ultra-Mega-Insulting to have someone pay for your entire group's meal plus some extra, extra $ for guys, or just those types?
Story 3: Lad win