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It's stories like these that might inspire other folks out there to take action and intervene when they see someone else wrongfully giving a hard working employee a hard time over something that they simply have no control over in the first place. There's enough irrational entitlement in this world to make you feel sick to your stomach. So, when you get someone who steps up like this woman, it can temporarily restore your faith in humanity. 

There are countless rabbit holes that one can fall down when wandering the vast expanse of the internet. Maybe you end up falling down one of those good Tumblr rabbit holes, where you come out of the experience having learned something new, like the fact that apparently Magenta isn't a real color. 

Or, you end up in the ever weird realm of TikTok, where you find yourself watching video after video of a lively, fascinating personality like that of TikToker @samramsdell5. Yes, it seems like @samramsdell5 has picked up quite the following on TIkTok for her series of stunts, where she records herself stuffing monstrous sandwiches into her mouth. To say the least, it's impressive, and kind of looks surreal. 

Look, this isn't the first time we've encountered a dramatic tale involving a conflict of food ideologies, and we certainly doubt that it'll be the last time. In this case though, it sounds like the mom and kid were really testing (if not altogether crossing) those boundaries put in place by a vegan restaurant. Maybe next time, just have the kid eat the ham sandwich before sitting down at the vegan restaurant, and then bring some plant-based snacks to keep them entertained for the rest of the outing? Or, maybe there'll be folks who think that the restaurant should've just been more accommodating to the kid's meal choice. For some more vegan-themed drama check out this post about a parent who forced their vegan kid to cook meat.

The internet's in no short supply of cursed food abominations that can effortlessly leave you at a loss for words. It's like, on the one hand the cursed food is "creative", but on the other hand it's soberingly disgusting. Some food ideas are better left as mere food ideas. Sometimes though, you just might end up dreaming up a dish that's actually amazing. I'm personally not opposed to the idea of having some mini pizza slices on a slice of pizza. 

We're all creatures of habit, but some habits of ours become more than that. And it's not like  illicit substances or gambling or shoplifting are the only things people can become addicted to. Caffeine, sugar, or the satisfying feeling of a Q tip hitting the Q spot are all things we find ourselves depending on. Sometimes you have to look in the mirror and tell yourself "you're addicted to diet coke." 

People who go out of their way to try and diminish an upstanding restaurant's completely well earned, good reputation are really swinging low. These times more than ever have put restaurants through the ringer. To take the extra step toward making it that much harder for them to get business because you have some kind of maniacal agenda to inflate your sense of worth through taking away someone else's through dishonesty is just vile. We're glad that this restaurant owner put "Bianca" in her place. 

The collective opinion in the comments section for this particular AITA seems to be that this parent was not in the wrong. They simply insisted on teaching their daughter a lesson about not wasting food, and also not forcing your beliefs on others. 

This deeply dissatisfied customer sounds like they've hit their breaking point when it comes to exercising patience over an employee's painfully slow cheese cutting abilities. At the end of the day, the job might just not be a good fit for the employee. Cutting cheese isn't for everyone. 

In most places it's a crime to spit in someone's food, and food industry people will admit that it's more rare than you'd think. What's more common is people doing EXACTLY what the customer asks for, like making the food too spicy, overcooking it or giving them about 500% too much mayo. It shouldn't be a surprise that it's a pretty dumb idea to be a ding dong to the person cutting your slice of cake. You never know if the employee you're talking to is someone who just doesn't give a heck.

Thinking he was making the more affordable choice, this guy accidentally ate himself a few hundred dollar's worth of high-end beef. Without the knowledge that this is how restaurants price this stuff, we would probably have made the same mistake. For some other things to not buy, here are absurdly overpriced things people have seen.

Any customer who goes out of their way to count the pieces of meat in a taco that's under a two bucks is really on one. Fortunately, the owner was able to run some quick math to shine light on why the taco costs what it does. Good luck to this customer being able to find anything cheaper. Sheesh. For another story involving a gross level of entitlement, check out this tale about a customer who wanted bigger wine glasses, and the malicious compliance that ensued. 

We all want to be seen as gracious, but what happens when the things were are given just suck? Sure, you don't want to destroy the confidence of a child, but also who gives someone terrible cake made by a child and expects them to like it? When is a gesture worth lying for? At the same time, is it childish to demand equal cake treatment? For a cake related work drama, here's an office who fought back when a Karen threw away an expensive cake.