You Don't Realize that I Am Owner of This Building, it's My Husband's Private Property r/ProRevenge
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- You Don't Realize that I Am Owner of This Building, it's My Husband's Private Property r/ProRevenge
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You Don't Realize that I Am Owner of This Building, it's My Husband's Private Property r/ProRevenge
"Employees Don't Quit Their Job; They Quit Their Boss!"
Yep, I've stayed at crap jobs way longer than I should have just cos I liked the people but when there's no love there, then pfft, screw 'em
When my mother passed, I was denied bereavement, citing she wasn't the woman who raised me, and was not my legal guardian. I quit on the spot and went anyway. She may not have raised me, but she was still my mother.
My cousin flat out told her manager she would quit her job over not being able to attend my dad's, her uncle's funeral who she and her brother and sisters said my mom and dad are like second parents to them. Her manager got fired over it and replaced with a friend of my cousin.
(3:49) "You have boobs so you can't know cars mindset". That is such an awesome statement. I worked for a while as a parts manager for a Rover dealership in Scotland, and a woman (I think around 22 at the time) was employed as my assistant. The number of times I heard her ' *Sigh* hey boss would you talk to this moron?' Really pissed me off. So I got permission from MY boss to put up a sign saying 'The young lady you are about to talk to at the counter probably knows more about cars than some of the mechanics that actually work here (the mechanics didn't mind me saying that), so please do not disrespect her, and treat her with courtesy.' Didn't here the *Sigh* hey boss question much after that.
You should have asked your Boss after the next Hey Boss...if you can add
"and if you DO treat her with disrespect or discourtesy because she's a woman in the Parts Department, you WILL be Refused Service and permanently Banned from ever returning to this Dealership!"
to the bottom of the sign...
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan Didn't have to. One or two customers ignored the sign and well... I am not the most patient of people that watches anyone mistreat or disrespect my staff.
@@stoopingfalcon891 : Way to go. Big props!
I understand COMPLETELY! I have a female friend who worked as a mechanic for YEARS doing transmission rebuilds... And I (also female) met her when I worked at an auto parts store delivering to shops. I don't know HOW MANY times I had to change batteries and wipers for MEN!! 🙄
@@danilane7117 Yeah, car stuff is mens stuff right? Nah.
Being "old" is no excuse for being sexist racist or homophobic. People who are in their 60 now where teenagers in the 70.
And people in their 70s now were teenagers in the 50s and 60s & I'm one of them--and the least racist, etc. person you could ever meet. Always been that way. Made my family mixed by marrying my husband who was Chinese.
How about slowly getting senile?
And many were racist pigs back then, in my (63-yr-old) experience
"I pay your salary!" Uh... No. That type of behavior and mentality is disgusting.
I know for a fact that that is a waffle house.. and little known fact. If you cus at us we can by company policy refuse service
At one point in my life I was really into hot spicy foods, I was never rice about it but I often told staff that the hotter the better and that I won't complain if it's too hot. This is because the best wings at my favorite bar were also their hottest wings and I just got used to the heat. I did this at a bar with a friend, they were a bit concerned but I told them not to worry if it's too hot I'll still pay for it without complaint, I got three wings in when the bartender asked how they were, they were delicious and I let him know, I then noticed him turn and look at the cook who was watching me eat them. The cook turned and went back into the kitchen which is a shame because if he would have waited a minute longer he would have seen my friend try one and immediately start cussing me out for his hot it was.
I once told a guy I wouldn't put a flex plate in his old Chevy truck unless he let me replace the BS economy store starter with a good one from NAPA, as it was the cause of the problem with the ring gear being stripped. He let me do the job.
Later I heard from a mutual friend that the guy was impressed with my professionalism.
I’m a locksmith, I deal with people EVERY DAY wanting to bring me their own stuff. We have no problem doing it, but tell them the disclaimer that we don’t guarantee or warranty anything they bring themselves, and they still have to pay.
I used to work in a gas station where there was a very prominent sign which gave the standard labor rate for mechanic work. Below that was a slightly higher rate for them watching, and an even higher, rather exhorbitant rate for if they wanted t help. And customers wanting us to install parts that they brought in were told no, in no uncertain terms (except for tires, because we did not sell them there, but did repairs, mount, balance and installation).
@@jacklow9611sounds like a crappy shady shop
@@Dgafsranger: Everything was legal. Since it was a private business, they could charge whatever they wanted. It was, as far as I'm aware, first put up partially as a bit of a joke, but it served as a humorous warning that the shop did not mess around.
Our daughter purchased a used car from Don's Brooklyn it had a radiator leak, we took it to the certified dealership service department so we would get genuine and were willing to pay for GM parts. When the bill came I asked you did replace it with genuine GM parts, he said well we thought we would save you some money, so no, I raised hell and said I wanted a GENUINE GM parts radiator, sorry we cannot do that as we have other customers waiting. The radiator overheated a few days after repair, and caused the top part of the engine to crack, the dealership refused to fix the issue; I wanted them to replace the head of the engine, put in new gaskets AND PUT IN THE DAMN CORRECT RADIATOR. If you are in Ohio the dealership was Don's Brooklyn Chevy dealer. They have been out of business for years, serves the M'fing a'holes right.
I clicked on the notification by accident without seeing it first and I'm so glad I did 😹😹 I've never been happier that I clicked on a notification bell more than now
I did a similar thing as the first story at a Schlotski's. Except the customer came back to compliment us.
I absolutely love Schlotzsky's!!!
And listen to the wife also then you might not get divorced 😉
(1:37) "The fumes made me sneeze from a foot away". Just gotta love that! 👍😂🤣🤣
🙂
Back in the 70s I was the asst manager of a we- pump- the- gas station. Also worked 2nd shirt. Cold winter, I bundled up well, wore little to no makeup. We had a regular customer who drove a Porsche, and I gassed, oiled and fluid check it all winter no problem. Come spring, I'm down a few layers and looking girly, bop over to pump his premium, and he flips out. Where's the guy? I said what guy? The guy who worked here all winter! He knows my car, you can't take care of it, you're a girl! I told him fine, get off the lot. He started screaming when another guy comes over and tells him that I'm the only one here all winter, so he(new guy) knows I've been taking care if the Porsche. Porsche dude backs up, looks at me squinting and said I guess you can pump the gas, but I'll chk the fluids. I said nope, porch ( something I had called a few times before) it's all or nothing. Cue HUGE apology and he got back in his car without another word.
You should have muttered "asshole" loud enough for him to hear, when everything was over, but soft enough so no one else could have heard!
Good morning Redwheel. Thanks for the stories. Have a great day
First story: are you kidding me? If someone put that amount of jalapenos on my food when I asked I would be a customer for life. That sounds *delicious*. There was this one pizza place that had this special, chain-exclusive pizza that included jalapenos. I knew how much they were supposed to put on for the chain's standards, and every single time I got it, this one pizza maker there would be like, literally, one or two sliced peppers on each side of the pizza so I'd have to order extra to just get the normal amount on there. Same went for tomato sauce with this particular maker, you'd get a smear of sauce unless you asked for extra and then your price has gone up about $3 and you finally got a normal amount.
This kind of backfired with the sauce whenever one of the other makers was on (which was rarely)because you'd be swimming in sauce, but pleasantly pleasing with the jalapenos.
I'm the kind of person that makes chilli at home with three jars of sliced jalapenos and uses the pepper juice in the sauce though.
The bereavement story. I remember my poor cousin who lost their father was at their University and some of her professors not all but some of her professors did not believe that her father had passed away even though she had the obituary . It was the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of. Unfortunately his death happened during finals.
I would have gone above the prof's to the dean or something.
Hello everyone and Redwheel I hope everyone is having a good day
RedWheel, the one narrator about prorevenge/malicious compliance and such that is GOOD!
I love spicy food. I usually order a 7 on a scale of 1-5 in a Thai restaurant (U.S.). Jalapeños are great, but honestly, not super spicy. What that jerk got was a lot of jalapeño and I assume they were preserved/pickeled (damn those are tasty!) but not a whole lot of heat on the Scoville scale. So the juice was the pickling liquid, which can be spicy, but more vinegar than spicy hot.
????????......Where's the story about a building and private property??? ......Clickbait.....Clickbait
I love it when stupid men get told off by smarter people... especially smarter women. I've learned... better to listen to a person who knows what they are doing...
Not Always does the repair shop act like this one! Son called told them what was wrong & what my car needed. He said $75. I took it in, he looked at it & said "Nope this n that n it'll be another $100"‼ I called son & he came right away & said "Show me y it's now $175" "oh, um,well uh I guess u r right about it" Half hour & $75 later I was going home...😱
I am a woman who worked in the video games industry for 13 years. I got to experience that particular pleasure VERY frequently.
On that first one....
*Do your research but listen to your WIFE* !
If you don't trust your mechanic, trust that if the cheaper option worked "just as well" then it's what they'd be using already. If it's too cheap to warranty, then be smart about it. This is peak fuck around and find out energy.
If that clown in the first story is a regular, how's about just getting a bottle of ghost pepper just for him. WOn't take more than about 1/2 tsp if it's sauce, or 1/8 tsp. if it's the dried and crushed. That'll shut him up. Just don't go breathing the fumes while cooking with it.
The key with any service industry people is if they're willing to explain to you what they're doing without hymn hawing about what they're doing, they're people you can trust to do you right. If they're not even willing to explain their attack strategy to any extent outside of we're fixing the thing don't worry note you're getting taken for a ride.
There's one thing wrong with that. If they think you might not understand what they are saying, or know anything about car repair (which is often done on women) they'll try to spout a lot of gibberish, and lay on a load of BS, in the hopes they've got your business/money.
@@jacklow9611 gibberish is a form of Hymn Hawing. again if they're not willing to be straight with you, you shouldn't do business with them. Hymns are supposed to be pleasant things people have coming out of their mouth. And Hawing just being sounds that come out of someone's or a creatures mouth. I take it you miss understood what I'm saying cause the verbiage was a bit foreign.
Dallen9 : No, I think YOU might have misread what I wrote. Or possibly misunderstood, thinking that I was referring to ALL service providers.
There are actually some fly-by-night places whose motto seems to be, "If you can't blind them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.", and their main business model says to take any gullible potential customer for all they're worth. In today's parlance, they are scammers, hoping to catch every single gullible person who might not know anything about the type of ''business" they are attached to, to make them think that they are the best thing ever produced, and to fill their own pockets with filthy lucre (money).
Other mottos they often live by are, "Never give a sucker an even break" (W.C. Fields) and "There's a sucker born every minute." (P.T. Barnum), often using all three simultaneously. Someone who knows some lingo are their antithesis.
@@jacklow9611 Fly by night hell that can be any Big chain repair, service, and dealership. buddy Your scope is too narrow. It's also why every bank gives out free suckers.
hello
That's the exact same way the company I work for operates bereavement is only for direct family
Good morning RedWheel
Another good vid thx
Be ever mindful of what you sow, for it is that you shall reap.
It's quite possible that Jalapeno man was actually happy with how many peppers he received :P
Yeehaw! Peanut butter cookies for everyone.
In the story about the repair shop the shop was swindling or stealing money from people. Thanks for telling what shop not to go to
I like hot foods. I understand what the man called about as when I order for instance - hot foods such as kung pao chicken, I order it hot and it's not. But I wouldn't yell about it or insult people when ordering. I just order some hot pepper sauce with it for maybe 10 cents more to add to my kung pao chicken.
I like to think jalapeno guy just decided it was enough Jalapeno and ate it contently
Radiator. Last comment is, I am afraid, gold plated male bovine excrement in most cases. While many people might not know better, I have had too many mechanics try to pull fast ones on me on jobs which I either know how to do myself but don't have tools, facilities or time, or know have unnecessary extras added just to pad the bill. If you have a good guy you can trust, and I have a few, then trust them. Otherwise approach with caution and don't take the advice given in this video.
Agreed. A knowledgeable, competent, and trustworthy mechanic is a godsend. Sadly, way too many of them aren't any of those.
That funeral story, take it to HR and go to town on that boss. He cant do anything then because HR will take over any firing of you, and if he tries giving a warning they will not even file it. People think in a big business that their boss is the last stand, he aint, HR are the ones that hire.
Something to think about.. Do you take eggs & milk in a restaurant to make breakfast?? Yes your eggs & milk is cheaper because the restuarant marks up the ingredients. Same for repair shops
I've seen that sign in repair shops decades ago.
Though, I liked the post, I found the title misleading. Specifically (though the owner(s) of the repair shop were the ones on-point), the title implied that there was a property dispute. Not a work-order dispute. Don't get that.
Yeah I've noticed this with several narrators. Like I understand you don't want to spoil anything with the thumbnail but there have been ones where it had nothing to do with the stories.
Cheaper is rarely better
Sometimes less expensive is almost as good, and sometimes it a cheap piece of excrement. Knowing the difference, there's the rub.
@@sherylcascadden4988 you get what you pay for. When something sounds too good to be true (cheap) it very often is. Rub right back.
Car repair story : maybe the mechanic is trying to save you, sometimes trying to screw you. If you have any doubts get a second opinion, no logically someone Tells me part X won’t work because of a b or c I can logic it out , also if I have to pay for shipping I add that cost to the ‘ in store ‘ cost and if it’s less than 15 % difference why bother with the shipped in part plus how many extra days will it be? Like most people these days I’m an impatient A-hole is it worth 3 or 4 days plus the possibility of failure on something that’s used often, to save less that $50 , no it is not . Even two hundred years ago there was a common description of these kind of people
‘ Pound wise and penny foolish’
First jalapeño story sounds fake. Why would they continue taking the customers order after the customer cussed them out and threatened them? The only time restaurant staff do this is because they know the kitchen staff will just do a bunch of gross stuff to the food like in the movie waiting. I doubt putting extra extra jalapeños is all op and the staff did with that guys food.
Where's the story about the owner of the building?
I would like to know what the hell that last story, the one about the funerals had to do with the trailer about the gal being owner of a building or did you just get ur scripts fucked up?????
First: Sadly "we reserve the right to serve you" was replaced with "our owners and mgt get a bowel movement when they read a bad review" and min wage staff suffer the consequences.
At least this is you and not some imposter
Either say 7 o'clock and 1 o'clock or zero seven hundred and zero one hundred... NOT seven hundred and one hundred! Have you NEVER watched a military/police movie?
First story: surprised you didn’t sneak in some ghost peppers in his hash browns since he wanted hot!
that wife went pro in the divorce
@3:58 Ditto w/me & ditto 4 hating shopping @ the mall or ever actually🤣I also get the “oh ur just a girl” looks & attitudes wen I go buy parts for my personal car’s too, very annoying!! I’m used to it so I don’t get pissed anymore but it’s still annoying!!
I have a friend her name is Cheyenne. She grew up tinkering with cars. Any way she was my neighbor. She has changed my tires, replaced a radiator, starter, and ultinator. She is great at working on cars. My fiance never said anything about her being a girl working on cars. He feels it great. Girls should know rheur way around a car so they don't get screwed by a mechanic .
I think you forgot to include the story about someone not knowing OP was the owner of the building. You know, the title of this video?
Here in Puerto Rico, it's been my experience that you usually have to supply parts for car repairs unless it's something difficult to find. The more reputable mechanics usual gave a list of recommended parts brands/model numbers and where you can find them at a reasonable price.
See this is why I have been going back to the same mechanic for everything for years: I know that cars are a complex machines that I don't anything about. What they tell me makes no sense to me, but when they fix my car, it stays fixed. The proof is in the pudding that they know what they're talking about, even if I don't understand half of what they say. So yes: always trust your mechanic. If they're right the car will keep running.
With the parts crises, my mechanic could not get the part needed so I found it on ebay. No warranty but it works. And I am a woman that understands cars. I suggest you learn enough about cars so you don't get ripped off.
I wouldn't just blindly believe a mechanic. My ex-FIL owned a car mechanic shop and would laugh and brag about duping people out of their money. He cheated and scammed everybody every way he could. Only use mechanics that are recommended by friends.
1:33
This is mouthwatering to me tho send me like 5 of these down to Mexico please.
Guy never came back because he bit into the hashbrowns and burst into flames lol
The stories were nice but the title and the thumbnail were so misleading.
Hello RedWheel hope you are well. Thanks for sharing your stories everyday. Please stay safe.🏴😁😷👍. Hi everyone hope you are all well and safe and are having a great day and will have a wonderful week ahead
The last one you should have told HR I’ll come back on 3 conditions….you fire the boss promote me and give me a raise.
What is the timestamp of the 'I am the owner of this building' story? I saw the car story, the my relative passed away story, etc but missed this one
Wow
I had 3 family members die within 2 weeks in 1980. got time off work and was never asked for proof.
I wrenched in a salvage yard in the 90s. If my nephew didn't want to be bothered by someone he would say "I'll get Bobbie to do this for you."
Men would ask if anyone else was around to do it. That's when my rate tripled, and the nephew's doubled. I charged half of his rate.
I don't understand your math: If your rate tripled (3x) and your rate is half of that of your nephew, that's 1.5x but if his doubled, that's 2x and is that per customer, or across the board?
Where is the titled story?
Ummm...did I miss the story from the headline?
i posted elsewhere: i asked my supervisor (i was a parts delivery driver) at autozone why the trucks were all "unmarked". it seems the auto dealer garages didn't want their customers to know their overpriced factory warranted parts came from autozone. heh.
I delivered for them too... I was told it was to help prevent accident insurance scams against them (only one of the other auto parts stores had their name on their truck). 🤷
@@danilane7117 most likely no one really knows--maybe the company owner was too cheap pay for a logo. i quit when i got my first annual raise: 5 cents/hr, and the store manager got a $3000 bonus for "keeping overhead costs down".
again title doesnot match a story
Title story?
I don't understand the title. Owner of what company??
Story 2. We call it false economy. Used to do basic car maintenance with my wife’s uncle years ago. Oil change, brakes, clutches etc. one guy turns up, need clutch replaced on sons car. Ok no problem. While we’re at it do you want the back plate replacing as well. This does tend to wear and if clutch slipping then this may also be worn as well. Only another £20 or so as I recall and as we’ve got it stripped down then nothing extra for labour. Oh no you’re just trying to get extra money out of me. No we’re not that’s the cost of the part. We’re technically fitting it free as part of the clutch replacement. No. Don’t want it costs too much. Rubbish, you’re gonna have to replace it sooner or later and when it does fail it’ll cost you just as much to fit for labour as it will mean dropping the gearbox again.
Guess what happens a couple of months later. He’s back complaining can’t get it into gear blamed us for shoddy workmanship. Said that we told him what would happen and he refused to pay the extra 20 quid for the part. Now he’s going to have to pay for it anyway plus it’s going to cost him even more for someone to fit it cos we’re not after the way he’s just spoken to us.
This is bull crap…the video has nothing to do with the caption…..!l!
0:25 YOU'RE THE WAFFLE BOSS
Where’s the advertised story?
I'm old and I will say it now. NEVER GIVE A PERSON A PASS FOR BEEN A PRICK BECAUSE HE/SHE IS OLD.
unless it's me shouting in a comment.
I love spicy foods.
My favorite go to poor man meal is chicken Ramen with prego Italian sausage and garlic sauce dowsed with Frank's Red Hot.i could easily get 6 meals for 10 bucks total with the cost being 2 jars of pregnancy and a Ramen 12 pack.
The Frank's red hot is somewhat negligible since it can spread over dozens of meals.
My favorite place to get Mexican from is a hole in the wall bar here west of Bennington (north of Omaha) on Taco Tuesday and get their super enchilada. That's an enchilada with no sauce, but topped with lettuce, onions, jalapeños, black olives, tomatoes and cheese and stuff on the inside with the same things. The meat is tge right kind of salty to go along with the spice if the jalapeño and is so good. I never stopped to fully tell if the jalapeños ate pickled too or not, but I think they are.
What is jarred pregnancy?
@@jacklow9611
An obvious typo.
@@thehowlinggamer5784 : Of what? You don't proofread before posting, or edit afterward?
7:55 if you read the text, you see "parents, grandparents and children", not "parents, grandparents or children", so you can only take a bereavement day, if all of your near family dies at the same time...
Don't you read your titles? This is getting out of hand. I love Redwheels voice and delivery, but not going to remain a subscriber since you can't even keep litles straight.
So the guy wanting extra peppers finally got his stuff made right. You rewarded him for his screaming. No amount of such mild peppers actually hurts someone who likes spicy food.
12:05 Hang on... early retirement. Isn't that a win for the a**hole boss? Does that mean he doesn't have to work anymore and is now drawing his pension? Sounds like a win.
Plot twist for the first story: that was actually the perfect amount of jalapeños he wanted
I was expecting he'd come back and say "Finally! Someone who knows how to put jalapenos with hash browns."
Yeah, funeral girl wtah. No work ethic. I didnt go to funerals if they were during work except for immediate family. Attacking her boss for being suspicious was a dick move.
They probably could have welded the hole shut on that blown radiator...
Where's the story from the thumbnail?!
Why piss off people who are involved in your food preparation? No telling what they would do to your food. 🫤🫤🫤
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