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The last thing that anyone needs on their big wedding day is the obnoxious, entirely toxic fumes of an impossibly entitled individual stinking up the atmosphere. Well, that's exactly what our story's entitled mother-in-law was there to provide. Helen continually insisted on "fixing" her daughter's choices for her wedding day. This ultimately amounted to the rest of the family calmly and discreetly banding together to ensure that none of Helen's terrible ideas came to fruition. You could say the mission was definitely accomplished. 

People's capacity for holding petty grudges is truly astounding. Sometimes you might completely unknowingly rub someone that you regularly cross paths with the wrong way, and ever since that unfortunate moment it's as if they've undertaken a lifelong personal vendetta against you. If you ever find yourself on the other end of a petty grudge it never hurts to try to smooth things over. With that being said though, sometimes folks just refuse to let things go. 

Weddings just have an uncanny knack for bringing out the very worst in people. Sometimes bridezillas are completely blind to their own toxic antics. It would seem that this bridezilla in particular, is in dire need of a little wakeup call. She even goes so far as to share her series of text messages with her bridesmaids, and it becomes pretty dang clear that there's some rude behavior going on. 

Unfortunately many of us have had the unfortunate experience of realizing that we're living with a complete animal. Some people are terribly talented at hiding their crappy behavior from the world, and you can end up learning you're living with a waking nightmare when it's already too late. Hopefully none of these gnarly moments from people's worst roommates remind you of any of your experiences. 

Nothing quite like getting a call from an angry Karen who you've never crossed paths with, who proceeds to bombard you with a request to turn up to work a shift for a store that you simply don't work for. Seriously, Karen. Pull it together and leave the good people of this world that are just going about their daily business alone. For another solid tale of a Karen misunderstanding check out this story about a Karen assuming that a customer worked at the liquor store she was at. Absolutely absurd and discouragingly clueless. 

This guy's approach to trying to access a textbook couldn't be more faulty. Like, my man, it's seriously time to reassess the life strategy. Even when he's given multiple opportunities to share the textbook he manages to mess those up. Whole lot of yikes, indeed. Check out some more entitled folks with their outlandish demands over here. 

It seems as if this world will never be in short supply of entitled choosing beggars with their audacious demands. Just because you're someone's family member too doesn't mean that you're off the hook when it comes to irrational demands that never should've been made in the first place. This person's family member for instance expects to be able to get their earrings back that they gave away 10 years ago. I mean, come on with all that noise. You've got to be kidding me. 

Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the best plain old bad ideas that people decided to commit to anyways. Humans can be amazingly stubborn creatures that are prone to standing by undeniably bad ideas, just because they don't want to spend any more time and energy on pivoting into a plan that actually might work. The good news in this strange universe of constant unpredictability is that these bad ideas actually ended up shaking out favorably for the people that saw them through. 

The thing about crossing paths with a pathological liar is that they're so caught up in the process of keeping up with their various lies that at some point they seem to start believing them, themselves. It's both a disheartening and vaguely humorous situation to come across. On the one hand you can feel that compulsion to snap them out of their obvious game of lying to everyone they cross paths with, but you also don't want to be the truth-telling straw that broke the camel's back. 

For some more juicy content on liars check out the triumphant times that liars got called out. 

Oh man, that must've been real satisfying. Nothing quite warms the heart like one customer putting another rude and belligerent customer in check. It sounds like this particular customer was in the right place at the right time when Karen showed up looking for her precious wine coolers. All this quick little tale's missing is a round of applause from everyone else that was in the store. 

Check out some more juicy Karen drama with this Karen who raged at a grocery store employee, so another customer put her in check. 

This could potentially divide folks. On the one hand you've got plenty of customers looking to save a dime that also don't really care about the quality of a meal as long as it's edible, and would gladly eat the extra food being offered to them. On the flip side though, if restaurants were to let customers just reject pricey meals, offer them to friends, and then get another free meal in the process that could end up really adding up for the restaurants. You be the judge though, was this restaurant in the wrong, or was their decision totally reasonable? 

Just because they're family does not mean that they get the free pass. If there's one thing that this particularly insufferable AITA shows us it's that there really is a benefit to keeping your ideas to yourself. If the groom's sister would've done that, all she'd have had to worry about was what kinds of moves she was going to bust out on the dance floor. 

Man, nothing grinds one's gears like encountering a lousy liar who has been spinning their web of lies for so long it's as if they've been sold on their lies themselves. Fortunately, the internet's populated by some truth defending warriors that have made it their mission to call out the lies as they seem them. Sometimes that can take providing cold hard undeniable evidence. Liars can get real weaselly. 

Most of us have some sense of decorum online, but there also exists a group of cringey mind-tyrants who try way too hard to seem smart. It's a world of longwinded "takedowns" of okay tv shows, overly wordy self appraisals and paragraphs on not understanding jokes. Just a real fun group of bragging mind lords.