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Nothing is more infuriating than dealing with someone who is higher up on the chain of command that makes decisions without having the necessary understanding of the company, to execute successfully. By the sound of it, this CEO took an otherwise functional structure and ruined it with a Karen who had no idea what she was doing. The CEO went so far as to put Karen in charge of the people that actually knew what to do. Oh, no. 

At a certain point, you're better off just taking the ticket and being done with it. On the other hand, we'd never have gotten these funny stories.

Man, oh, man, using one's status to take advantage of others is about as low as one can go. There are bad apples in every bunch though. Fortunately, justice was delivered to this mechanic. 

There's such a thing as blissful ignorance, but we're pretty sure these people aren't it. We do feel sort of bad for them, but at the same time, they provide us with a lot of entertainment, and they kind of make us feel better about our own intellect...

You guys already know what it is: it's the Dank Drop, which means we bring you the best dank memes from the past week! What's better than scrolling through some weird humor on a Friday? Check out last week's installment here if you haven't seen it yet! You (probably) won't regret it.

These pics are the definition of "just because you can, doesn't mean you should." But at least they're incredibly entertaining for us, right? Now go check out some more fail-y pics via Fail Blog!

Looking for some random information that will make you go, "Woah, never thought about that before"? Then you're in the right place! Prepare to have your mind blown! ... Or at least it will open it a bit further. Check out more shower thoughts at /r/ShowerThoughts!

Hopefully time is able to heal the wounds left over from these pure savage insults. 

Every now and then some cheesy clip art from the internet makes its way into memes. And sometimes this phenomenon inspires a crapload of quality humor. The "Is For Me?" meme definitely falls into this category. The format features a coy smiley  with two fingers pressed together, and the text "Is For Me?" below it. It's being used for situations in which countries, historical figures, or popular characters flexed their entitlement muscles. So there are a lot of examples that derive their humor from history. Which is dope 'cause we love history memes. We've put together some of the best examples of this format, but you can read more about it over at Know Your Meme.

And some of these "Reply-pocalypse" stories will make you instantly feel better about any of your smaller email faux-pas.

We're talking Professor Umbridge from Harry Potter levels of toxic from this teacher, folks. Yes, by the sound of it this teacher was a disaster from the start. Fortunately, one particular student ran the issue back to the dean of the school, who intervened after assuring the student that they wouldn't have to worry about passing the class. With that kind of free (and totally warranted) pass, the pressure completely dissipated. They actually managed to have some fun with the whole situation. The lesson that the teacher hopefully learned would be to teach the actual material that the students are paying thousands of dollars to learn. 

These people really tried, so we have to give them credit for that. But unfortunately in the end their attempts missed the mark, and ultimately we're here to laugh at their failures.

English is hard sometimes. Just ask a new learner who can't differentiate between the pronunciation of "rough," "bough," "cough," and "though." For Redditor UniverseProjects' Russian wife, finding the right term for a tape measure was a challenge. Cue the flood of spinoff terms in the comments section of the post, some of which actually make more sense than the original term...