Just picturing the look on this dog's ecstatic face after that hot dog water was spilled is enough to melt the iciest of hearts. That dog must've thought it was a true gift from above.
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This bridezilla thought she'd go and flake out on a catering company that she'd hired, the day before the wedding. Well, that sleazy move backfired for her, and she ended up having to pay 3X the amount. Not only that, but she digs the hole even deeper and tries to sue the company, only to lose due to a staggering amount of evidence that worked against her.
It is not your day, mom. One of the maid of honor's many responsibilities is to ensure that the bridezilla antics are kept to a pleasant minimum. That most definitely includes mom showing up with a white dress, which is exactly what you're not supposed to do on the big wedding day. Never take that shine away from the bride on her big day.
It's a wonder that these people were able to get jobs in the first place. You never know what kind of baggage someone might be carrying when they start up with a new job. If you're lucky and smart about it, you properly vet those applicants to make sure you don't have complete toxic chaos erupt further on down the road.
This is what happens when management underestimates who is doing the actual work. In this case, it was the tech department. One does not mess with the tech department. It sounds like the eventual, successfully executed walkout created pure chaos for the company.
Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the best bits of life advice that people have ever received. At the very least the following sentiments can serve as shortcuts toward absorbing the kind of wisdom we'd otherwise have to wait to learn till later in life. Many of these might already sound like common sense, but it's amazing how we can overlook the simplest answers to some of life's most "complicated" problems.
Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the funniest and most ruthless reviews that students ever left for teachers. Students can get real creative with the rare insults when it comes to their final words on a particular teacher. Would expect nothing less.
Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the most frightening things that woke people up in the middle of the night. Night time is full of unexplainable moments of spookiness. Sometimes we partially wake up, and experience those chilling moments of sleep paralysis when we're absolutely convinced that there's a demon homie chilling at the end of the bed. Or, maybe it's that pleasant moment when a poster falls off the wall and you spring awake as your heart leaps outside of your chest.
Someone on AskReddit got a fun thread going about the most uncomfortable questions to ask people. These might come in handy the next time you find yourself in a conversation you want no part of, and feel like having some fun by making things as awkward as possible.
This parent asked the people of Reddit whether or not they were in the wrong for hiring a private investigator to look into their nanny. Some folks are suggesting that this was a gross violation of the nanny's privacy, while other folks offer nothing but understanding for wanting to know the background of the person looking after your kids.
What is with all these landlords and being so dang stubborn (and criminal) when it comes to returning tenants' rightful deposits? It's like, just do the right thing so that the rest of the antics don't need to occur in the first place. But alas, here we are. This guy successfully took the tyrannical property manager down by setting up a website that ended up getting a whole lot of traffic. Hopefully they kept that site up until the property manager made good on all of the payments.
