Presenting: This guy. u/throwawaysnapchat_ra posted this topic to r/AmItheAsshole after a disastrous interaction on what became a painfully long flight. He ran into his ex-girlfriend from University on a flight and recognized her before she realized who he was. They were seated next to one another, and once he confirmed who she was when she removed her mask momentarily, he engaged her in conversation. Unbeknownst to him, the man seated next to her on the other side was her, now, husband. Things…

What the heck just happened? So, let's get this straight… You can get up on stage at the Oscars and attack a presenter live on television, and there is nothing, absolutely nothing, that security is going to do to stop you? You are then free to return to your seat while the person you just attacked has to fumble through the rest of their presentation awkwardly. You have got to be kidding me. The show should have been stopped, and Will Smith should have been removed from the building. Please tell…

Look at em go.

What a delight.

Yikes.

Instant regret.

After her boyfriend invited himself and his brat daughter on this mother's holiday with her sons, they could not have been on worse behavior. After putting up with the daughter's entitled behavior for most of the trip, the mother snapped and sent them packing, leaving them at a car rental agency and telling them to find their way home. The altercation between the couple occurred after a series of infuriating events enabled by the boyfriend, Dave, a 44-year-old male and perpetrated by his 17-yea…

When a coworker targeted this woman with unsolicited texts and harassment, she devised a clever plan to bring him into the light. The thread was posted to the r/AmItheAsshole subreddit this week by the aptly named u/businessbittch with the title “AITA for replying to a coworker's inappropriate texts by work email, and attaching them?” It's hard to imagine a situation where you could be “the asshole” for deftly handling a coworker's inappropriate behavior. Still, her posting of the topic was for…

Sometimes an inappropriate action deserves the appropriate response; it's the simple laws of cause and effect acting out their parts. This is how it was when u/elena247 's coworker decided to execute the clever ploy of bringing their dirty dishes into work to have others wash them. When u/elena247 discovered what their coworker was up to, they decided the appropriate response was to introduce the dirty dishes to the trash can. Sounds like a reasonable plan to us. This topic was posted to the r/…

When this customer bought a used 2014 Mazda 5 from a dealership, the last thing he was expecting was for the car to stop running less than a month later. The dealership refused to accept responsibility despite their mechanical guarantee when the vehicle refused to start on Christmas Day. The manager told the customer that he'd have to sue to get anything out of them, so he took their advice. Redditor u/functi0nalPsych0path posted this thread to the r/MaliciousCompliance subreddit, where it hit…

"Meet my son, Dump Truck."

Everyone who has ever had a papaw knows and loves the heartfelt “how 'bout that” reaction.

We love a good period piece.

"Look at me, I am the Business Owner now."

This son had a tempestuous relationship with his old man. The two briefly reconciled when his dad got cancer, only for his dad's adultery to be revealed. He supported his mother through separation from his father, which put him squarely in the crosshairs of his dad's “traditional” family. After an encounter with the family, a plot began to take shape. This story was posted to Reddit's r/prorevenge subreddit but strayed well into “Nuclear Revenge” territory. In this story, u/thunderkerg tells ho…

Maybe choose a different font.