“I am also going through everyday torture of her petty comments about my vacation, but I am gonna count it as a victory, as small it is!”

“We laughed about it but it really was the craziest encounter with entitled people…”

If you're going to be a Karen, you better be able to face the consequences of your actions.

Sometimes you need to seek out karma, sometimes karma is thurst upon you.

You're never too young to stand up for yourself.

“My lease clearly states that all water-related issues are management’s problem. I don’t pay for water or gas utility, it’s included in my rent... I’m perfectly capable of fixing the issue, but out of spite, I refuse to. I had a small leak at my house once, and it drove my bill almost $100 for the month over normal. I figure at least $1000 in water has literally gone down the drain, not to mention, the water is also being heated by the gas water heater.”

When your upper management keeps ignoring you, what do you do? That's when you ask for forgiveness, not permission…

Family is family, but sometimes family doesn't act so family…

If you're going to be a micromanaging kind of manager, then you should at least do it with correct grammar…

Watching karma in action.

Are you an employee at a job that works you to the bone with lousy pay? Then maybe you could benefit from this beautiful thing called “malicious compliance”—check it out!

Isn't it great when karma gives you a front seat?

You think you're good at handling high-intensity situations until you encounter a Karen…

Sometimes a promotion can actually be your downfall.

One of the perks of living in a quaint neighborhood are the kind neighbors. It gives you a feeling of secuirty and safety, being surrounded by all these people who you usually at least know on a first name basis. So what happens when someone moves in and lives in their own little entitled world?

When it comes to the housing market and the renting world, life seems unjust. It seems like the landlords are always coming up, while the people just trying to live their lives with a roof over their heads are always on the down. It's simply unfair. However, sometimes things work out for the underdogs, like for these renters recently in L.A.