There's no worse result to shopping for a new car than getting stuck with a lemon from a shady dealership. When this happens, you can be out of pocket thousands of dollars and still end up with a faulty vehicle. That is… unless you can get the dealership to own up and take the vehicle back. Redditor u/DeusExPir8Pete shared this story to Reddit's r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit, telling of how they managed—with sheer obstinance—to get the dealership to take the car back and issue them a full ref…

Look, this lady doesn’t seem like the best person in the world to work with, but she’s also not wrong.

A collection of stereotypes to make factual fun of people

It stands to reason that if you lose or break something that isn't yours, you should have to replace it… There aren't many situations where this wouldn't be the case. And, yet, so many people have some sort of excuse or justification for why it's ok that they don't do so. This Redditor (OP) shared their story to Reddit's r/AmItheA**hole subreddit, telling how their nephew lost their $2000 scooter while their sister's family stayed at their house. The nephew had constantly been asking to ride it…

HOA stands for “Horribly Obnoxious Association” and they're the group of prying Karen's and Kevin's that make up the most outrageous rules for the neighborhood, simply to lord themselves over everybody, bolstering their superiority complex. For some suburban neighborhoods, they're the gestapo waiting for inhabitants to make simple mistakes so that they can send them warnings and fines and petty paperwork to file.

Thanks to the power of the internet, we can know everyone's thoughts at all times, for better or worse. These people are shining examples of big thinkers, people who have bold new ideas and aren't afraid to share them with all their followers. There are two posts here about the limited scents of deodorant, and the idea of deodorant and perfume as a concept. That's a good point — it helps to know what your deodorant is going to smell like. But I think there's a big market for deodorant scents or…

It's not like a regular job, it's a cool job.

No one can agree who was right or wrong in this couple's fight about vegetables . It's not easy being a picky eater. It's one thing to be picky as a child, when your parents can attempt to make you eat a variety of foods. But it's another to be so picky that even as an adult, you're still struggling to eat healthily. As a picky eater myself, I hate not knowing what's in my food, especially to discover foods like cucumber or olive in the dish. But if someone blended up those foods and served the…

You might see some wild things on the job as a hotel security guard.

All this over a screw?

Taking something that isn't yours—or is otherwise claimed or being used by another party—is generally a bad move. If you've ever considered doing this, maybe you should reconsider… or just go home and rethink your life. ( You don't want to sell me death sticks…) This family's behavior is eerily similar to that annoying child who would take your seat in class when you got up to do something and would refuse to move since you didn't call “dibs” or “tap-tap seat back." I think it's safe to say tha…

Why play music on a boring, ordinary guitar, when you could play a bicycle wheel guitar instead? The creator of that hilarious and genius instrument is bringing some chaotic energy to the stage. They're not the only one who used their creativity to bring some more music into the world. Check out the following instruments of chaos . Then, these people really thought they were right, but they're actually just confidently incorrect .

Having annoying neighbors is the absolute worst. Especially when you try to have an adult conversation with them to make living next to each other not so miserable and they act entitled and throw a tantrum instead of taking responsibility for their actions . We call those neighbors entitled Karens/Kyles. So what do you do in that kind of situation? One person on Reddit shared a small sort win on the subreddit r/pettyrevenge that was satisfying. Nothing crazy, but the small win was just enough t…

Saying something dismissive to try and prove your superiority is bound to backfire when those you thought you had under your boot comply with the meaning—but not spirit—of your words. This is malicious compliance, and if you've spent some time here or on the popular Reddit sub that gave these stories a rise in popularity, then you know of it all too well. Heck—if you've spent some time in a toxic workplace under a tyrannical boss, you've probably watched one of these stories unfold. This Reddit…

It's hard out here for a restaurant worker!

You know, sometimes efficiency is underrated and/or misunderstood by a toxic boss and you just have to do something to remind them how helpful it is for everyone. Why does toxic management underrate efficiency? Who knows?! It's most likely just a power move because they're toxic and narcissistic and think that there has to be a pecking order everywhere they work and they have to tell you what to do even if it's a dumb thing to do… That seems to happen often in the workplace, unfortunately. Than…