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Calling the cops on your own blood, hot damn! On the one hand, she was completely abused the offer to use his car, and used it longer than he offered. But also, did she know she'd get arrested if she didn't give it back? Seems kind of like a waste of police resources. Isn't there a way to solve issues among your own family without getting the police involved?  This guy asked the internet if he was a jerk for disowned his sister for marrying his childhood bully.

We like to see idiot scammers get trolled, but sometimes they're incredibly clever and have access to way more of your information than you thought. Seriously, someone can dig up tons of personal information on you like your family members and past addresses in order to look legit, and frankly that's spooky as hell. This guy had to deal with just that but thankfully had the sense to back out.

Some of these are petty indulgences, some of them are downright unfair and screwed up. Either way, it's somewhat cathartic to read. This Askreddit thread asked people what they were still mad about and many people had unresolved gripes from their childhood, others had more recent injustices. For more grievances, here's some infuriated people who are still salty AF.

Whether you're driving a stolen car up to a police station or not covering your face while stealing security cameras, there are less embarrassing ways to get arrested. These people had some interesting stories to tell about idiots they know. Turns out people say some really stupid things around police.

Some people thinks that the world revolves around them, and the laws of decency and social norms don't apply to them. These people try to get away with taking something at the expense of other people, and it is not cool. Not cool at all. Here are 17 stories from Redditors about the cheapest cheapskates they have come across, and some of these people need to have a good hard look at themselves. Honestly. SMH. 

Our supple-skinned, lotion-loving Nivea-man faces the likes of the mysterious "Ack Jandrew" in the latest installment of "Trolling the Shit out of Scammers."

You can take the man out of Florida but you can't take the Florida out of the man. Every state's got em.

Sometimes the satisfaction of a heroic act itself is credit enough. Other times a national burger chain steals your idea.

Beware: actual poop and a dead varmint ahead.

Tylerwelsh got tired of having his packages stolen off his porch and came up with a brilliant, horrible, vindictive way to get back at the theives in just four easy steps: