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There are point in our life when we see some BS, like these breaking point moments of retail workers. Typically we tolerate this kind of behavior and our social graces prevail so we don't get to act on spiteful impulse. These people said "screw that" did and did that shit anyway. 

If you're going to be a rude manager and proceed to ruin someone's favorite childhood game store, you better be ready for them to retaliate. In this case, the retaliation was swift and brutal. Looks like the rude manager is going to be fresh on the job hunt!

Every once and a while one of those stories come along that restore our faith in humanity, before that same fragile faith is quickly crushed again by some new and discouraging headline. Well, at least we can enjoy this deeply satisfying tale of goodhearted people banding together to fundraise a $30K vacation for "Target Tori."

Apparently Tori was mistreated and generally bombarded with BS by a rude customer over a damn toothbrush. He tried to publicly shame Tori, and it backfired in the best kind of way. 

You can check out the GoFundMe for Tori over here if you're curious on how things played out. 

Some folks really don't understand that wasting people's time and energy with unreasonable demands is not a good look. Hats off to the kind of self-obsession that leads people to thinking they can just get free stuff by being jerks all the time. There's no end to entitled folks who need to leave and take their attitudes with them.

Rob came out strong in this conversation on one of the many ridiculous dating apps. It looks like he thought he'd try an approach of giving his match some intentionally negative attention. It only ended up contributing toward Rob's ultimate downfall in the end. 

This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for telling a stranger that her outfit for the funeral was inappropriate. It sounds like they were alone when she had her outfit called out. So, any embarrassment felt was probably diminished by that factor. Even then, it can be pretty brutal to have someone call out what you're wearing as inappropriate. 

Whether it's an ungrateful kid who wanted something more expensive for Christmas, a low-balling deal-hunter who won't take no for an answer, or just a straight up stranger demanding free crap, the world has an excessive amount of entitled folks who need to leave and take their attitudes with them.

They say that that nothing can be certain except death and taxes, but it seems like there's always something trashy going on somewhere. You can trust that someone will be acting selfishly, be it stealing dinner plates for no reason, or leaving a futon on the highway. Trashy moments are a  regrettable fact of life.

This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for reporting a class clown of a co-worker who continued to tease her about her name. She took great offense to it, and decided to inform her supervisor about it. He ended up getting fired during the holidays as a result. So, was she in the wrong for running that back to the supervisor, or was her decision absolutely called for? 

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their stories of class clowns taking things way too far. There are limits to everything, and some maniacs and their desire to entertain their classmates absolutely exceed the limits of reasonable behavior. These class clowns need to worry about a whole lot more than detention. 

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their favorite insults. You might just want to pack one or a few of these in your arsenal, for the next time you want to try out a nasty and creative insult on someone. 

When a stranger comes along, insults you, then demands that you deliver a free car to their house, you are within your rights to slam the door in their face. Most people have enough common sense to not waste a stranger's time, but still, the world has a problem with entitled folks who need to leave and take their attitudes with them.

The world is full of entitled people who need to leave and take their attitudes with them. This is extra abundant with anyone who makes art for a living, because fans tend to think that since it's their "passion" that artists would just love to do extra work for strangers without realizing that it's their job. @Jonarton took this to the next level when people asked him for free art.

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their favorite insults from Gordon Ramsay. Gordon Ramsay's reputation for delivering absolutely brutal, razor-sharp insults is clearly well-deserved. Would not want to be caught up on the other end of any of these insults from Gordon Ramsay.