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What's with all these inconsiderate and entitled folks parking in spots that don't belong to them? It seems to be a terrible form of entitlement that'll never end. This woman asked the moral judges of Reddit's AITA community whether or not she was in the wrong for getting their car towed. It seems like that was the only viable option available at her disposal. If people refuse to be reasonable when it comes to parking drama, the tow truck really is the best course of action. 

Check out some more parking drama with another neighbor who refused to park elsewhere, got their car towed, and then expected compensation for the towing. Yes, that's real life. 

You just never know who you might end up living next to. Moving into a new place is a stressful enough process as it is, but when you factor in the distinct possibility that you could end up living next to a monster who literally makes a mission out of destroying your garden's tomatoes, or being as loud as possible despite your complaints....the stress sweats can start. This AskReddit thread has people sharing the very worst of their nightmare neighbor conflict stories. 

Cheap and entitled roommates can be a real handful. You'll end up in unfortunate scenarios where you have roommates who think they're getting away with stealing your food, or even cases where they simply refuse to pitch in for essential things like utility bills. In this case, we have a woman dealing with a roomie who won't pitch in for toilet paper. So, seemingly naturally she decides to hide that tp from her roomie until the roommate gets the wakeup call. Some folks just need you to give it to them. 

This enlightening AskReddit thread about job candidates' biggest mistakes during the hiring process can basically serve as a guide for anyone going through the hiring process themselves, on what to absolutely avoid at all costs. Trying to lock down a new gig can be a grueling endeavor, and certainly one marked by errors that you don't even know you're making in the first place. So, take some of this knowledge with you for the next time you're trying to get a new job. And if this thread got you going, check out another recent thread we ran about the biggest red flags that people got during the hiring process. 

A painful number of us have insisted on being stubborn and ignoring the well founded warnings of others around us. In this case, it ends up being a wife who ignores her husband after he strongly advises that she doesn't play around with getting too close to a powerful space heater. Sometimes, it just takes making the mistake itself to actually walk away with the wisdom we'll need to not do the same thing again. 

There's something about group projects that just effortlessly bring out the worst in people. In the case of this group project, we have a wonderful story centered on a couple students in particular that were pretty much just plain old deadweight. Once the student hit their breaking point, the pro revenge from there was swift and critically effective. Added bonus in that the teacher was more than understanding of the situation, and made sure that the actual student trying hard on the project didn't suffer as a result of their lazy, entitled teammates. 

You can encounter some real wildcards on your search toward locking down your next great gig. Not all job interviews run smoothly. It'd sure be nice if they did, but some job interviews can end up being complete disasters. Maybe the person you find yourself sitting across from is tossing out all kinds of red flags about the workplace environment that you previously thought was promising. Or, maybe they decided to approach the job interview with inexcusably inappropriate behavior from the very start. Hopefully, none of these people's terrible job interview stories ring any bells for you. 

Everyone has their breaking point when it comes to what they'll put up with in the way of terribly entitled, toxic behavior. This granddaughter certainly hit the end of her rope. The aptly named Grandmonster in this tale of pro revenge had the unreal audacity to trade her granddaughter's new clothes in exchange for some steel utensils. I mean, you've got to be kidding me. That's just heartless, grandma. 

The whole ongoing game of seeing who you'll end up with for your neighbors is a dicey one. You never know if you're going to have someone move in next to you who is basically a wholesome, angelic masterpiece, or if you'll end up with a mean monster seemingly committed to making your existence a miserable one. It sounds like this couple was very much so on the latter side of good vs. evil. They went after the tomatoes, man. You don't mess with the tomatoes. There are some moral lines you don't cross in this crazy world, and that's absolutely one of them. 

If this petty revenge tale got you going check out 10 of the pettiest petty revenge tales over here. 

This fun and nostalgia packed thread has people that sang on Kidz Bop sharing their experiences. If you were a kid living throughout the 80s-2000s, then you probably have some kind of memory surrounding the multitude of covers of top 40 tracks that were performed by kids aged 8-12. We just wonder where these kids are now. Keep the nostalgia rolling with this list of nostalgic memes from the olden golden days. 

Technology can throw us all for a trip at one point or another. Sometimes we fall prey to our own naive assumptions, and proceed to suffer through months of uncomfortableness (lousy chair with ethernet cable for this guy), and then we ultimately learn that the dang thing we thought was broken wasn't broken at all. Oh well. We live and we learn. 

Sometimes you meet someone and you just know they're going to be nothing but trouble without even knowing them. This revenge story's villainous couple certainly gave off those shady vibes. Bill had the audacity to steal the guy's power and water over and over again, and vastly underestimated the guy's capacity for executing a beautiful, calculated revenge. The pool salt was just a plain old brutal touch. 

Check out another glorious pro revenge tale from the same guy over here. Can't decide which one's better. 

Nothing quite like a good old neighbor quarrel over a parking spot. In this case, the invasive neighbor at hand refused to be reasonable and park where they should've in the first place. So, naturally, the person being blocked in had them towed away. Honestly, it seems like that was the only move available at their disposal after trying to reason with them. The moral judges of Reddit's AITA community seem to be in agreement as well that the towing was completely appropriate. 

Wow, after reading through this glorious tale of pro revenge it would seem that this Karen translator was so aggressively clueless that she didn't even realize her job was pretty much useless. If one is able to lock down a paying gig that doesn't actually really carry any weight in a company's profitability, then it's probably wise to not stir up a fuss about someone else who's a big player for the company. 

This guy asked the folks in Reddit's AITA community whether or not he was in the wrong for his reaction to learning that his girlfriend basically got him the same kind of gift that she gets anyone else in her life who she doesn't want to spend too much time and money on. With what might be no big surprise at all, people seem to be in collective agreement that it was a pretty lousy move on the part of the girlfriend.