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[@fallenangeldraco3778]

The amount of restraint that those people had at the funeral is legendary, I can't even fathom the lack of self-awareness that girl had to attend the funeral of someone when they played a key role in their death and have any active participation

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

Bro I'd have made a scene telling her to GTFO.

[@sandyv4819]

Just a simple "you belong in that casket. Not him!" Is hopefully enough. Probably isn't

[@fallenangeldraco3778]

Telling somebody that they deserved to have been dead as opposed to somebody else Because of what they did is a bit of a stretch, but the least she could've done was have the decency of not stepping up to say anything

[@retrowave69]

@@fallenangeldraco3778 no, quite honestly, falsely accusing someone of a crime that will ruin their life, or in this case shortened it drastically, is quite deserving of that. I woulda walked up there and beat her down myself if I was at that funeral and I don't even know the guy.

[@AtomicBlastPony]

I mean, it's alright if she stepped up to say "hey I understand I played a part in their death and I'm really sorry, there isn't a day when I don't feel awful about what I did"

[@evildeathpiegaming9205]

I was looking back over the guy who saved a child from being kidnapped, and the whole lot of it is "we are firing you because you did something, despite that thing not being a violation of your employer" and then in the legal conclusion is the single line: You were fired, but not for misconduct connected with work. This man should get a lawyer, because it sounds an awful lot like some wrongful termination.

[@KilarrasTravels]

Sadly as I learned... Right to work states are able to fire you for anything. Especially if they specifically say that what you did is not the reason.. This includes.. We are not fireing you because you are (Insert Minority here.) in a letter... somehow making it okay to fire that person for being a minority

[@colewest7096]

I hate it immensely but it's likely he's in a right to work state where you can be fired at any time and for any reason including your boss deciding they don't like your haircut. The worst part is most states in the US are currently right to work states because the billionaires want to avoid getting sued so they've been paying for that kind of change. I'm pretty sure the only way to get back at them would be if they blatantly say the reason you're getting fired is discrimination of some kind. Naturally most of them won't put that on paper these days.

[@nairobie755]

@@colewest7096 that's not how right to work works in any state

[@colewest7096]

@@nairobie755 It's how it was explained to me.

[@nairobie755]

@@colewest7096 right to work is only that you don't need to be a part of the relevant union to work somewhere. At will is what allows people to be fired more easily. Even in at will states(everyone but Montana) they are only allowed to fire you for legally valid reasons. All states have some combination of covenant of good faith, implied contract exception, and/or public policy exemption, besides those discrimination, disability, and retaliation are illegal reasons everywhere.

[@gordzilla8443]

This subreddit is the reason why Robin is so mad all the time, we need to give him more happy subreddits!!!

[@papascrumpeeh]

Fair enough 🤣

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

More suffering for Robin.

[@omni-slime3314]

Agreed

[@burnttoast6725]

No, he needs to suffer

[@phoenixflame7653]

Like r/aww

[@theveganduolingobird7349]

2:05 is actually pretty terrifying if you think about it, especially since the driver stopped to take the photo. This is why you should keep your car doors locked, and also it may be seen as shady but tinted glass can be a real life saver

[@grimknight6409]

It's even more terrifying since this one the more tame ways of becoming a victim of some road crime. Alteast it's not a full ass tree 40 people knocked down by hand.

[@theveganduolingobird7349]

@@grimknight6409 people really get a false sense of security in their car, your car is only going to protect you if you it’s moving, and it’s very easy to stop a car

[@rezandrarizkyirianto-1933]

These things used to happen a lot where I'm from. That's why I absolutely refuse driving through poorly lit mountain roads. Those people are no joke

[@theveganduolingobird7349]

@@rezandrarizkyirianto-1933 if you don’t see a car in front of you and the place your driving isn’t safe turn your ass a round

[@jameson1239]

Yeah I’d be tearing out of their while calling the police

[@Just_a_commenter]

I really wish Robin got the more fun subreddits more often, but at the same time, I will admit he's pretty funny when he gets all angy. Have a Snickers, Robin. You probably need it.

[@dreska255]

Inflatias

[@AceOfBlackjack]

@@dreska255 Can be good if used properly.

[@nevaehhamilton3493]

EmKay won't do it tho.

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

Robin must suffer for my enjoyment muhahaha.

[@raul-aurelianserban8295]

KitKat better fight me

[@michaeljohnson1117]

10:15 To put a stop to stuff like this, we really need a law that says if you intentionally falsely accuse someone of a crime, you get the max sentence of whatever you knowingly falsely accused the other person of.

[@theinvertebratequeen]

Technically, if it can be proven to be falsified, the accuser can be charged with perverting the course of justice which can supposedly carry a maximum of a life sentence. Highly doubt someone would ever get a life sentence for a lie but still - there is the potential of higher charges and greater punishments if the lie is particularly damaging. If it isn't damaging to someone's reputation or a false accusation is immediately withdrawn then they're more likely to be charged with wasting police time which carries a maximum of 6 months imprisonment. Considering it can definitely be argued that the girls contributed to that guy's death, his family probably could've gone down the route of perverting the course of justice with the right lawyers.

[@LiamDerWandrer]

@@theinvertebratequeen Wich country? In my country this kind of behaviour would be at minimum a sentence of a few years in prison or a maximum of a lifetime sentence. There would not just be a charge of willfull abuse of the justice system, but a charge of destroying someones reputation and due to the heart attack, if it could be confirmed the girls knew about the weak heart, would be a charge of attempted manslaughter. Their futures would be over.

[@theinvertebratequeen]

​@@LiamDerWandrer This was all stuff I found on Google which I sadly can't remember the full details of since it was from 6 months ago. I believe the laws I'm talking about are American laws but they might be UK. However, I'm talking mostly about the avenues you can go down for false SA accusations as a whole, not necessarily this specific case. For the false accusation specifically in this case, it would probably be deemed perversion of justice. Perverting the course of justice and wasting police time are quite often the two avenues that false SA accusations go down. That's ignoring the slew of other charges that could be placed on the girls here specifically and just looking at the usual false accusation charges and which they would fall into outside of any manslaughter or other charges. I do think it could be very difficult to have cold hard evidence, especially enough to sway a jury into manslaughter charges unless the girls gave a full confession which is very unlikely if they're going to lie about serious crimes though. It would be difficult to charge them with Unlawful Act Manslaughter as they could quite easily say the girls had lower culpability due to lack of maturity. They could possibly get hit with medium culpability but it would be very hard to judge it. If they were deemed to be low culpability due to lack of maturity, they would get a maximum of 4 years but the usual is 2 years. If they got medium culpability, that would still be on average 16 years. Age, lack of premeditation and, if visible, remorse would all lead to the sentence being shortened. They could possibly charge them with Gross Negligent Manslaughter but even at the highest culpability, that doesn't carry a life sentence. It has a maximum sentence of 18 years. Attempted Manslaughter is a bit of a doozy because, if you tried to kill someone, it would be more apt to be attempted murder. The only means that I have found of charging with attempted manslaughter is if it is attempted murder but with the victim provoking the offender, therefore downgrading it to manslaughter. Otherwise, attempted manslaughter has been deemed not possible except for very specific scenarios which this wouldn't fall into.

[@stormbr1nger194]

yes. i once saw a post where a guy was falsely accused of S/A and despite being proven innocent, he was still disowned by his family, expelled from college, lost his job, etc etc. He killed himself. And those girls walked away scot free. i sincerely hope they are forever haunted KNOWING that THEY Are the reason that man is dead.

[@PokeMageTech]

It occurs to me that if we did such a thing, we would probably need to include protections for when the accusations are designed to protect the accuser from someone with power over them rather than to hurt the accused, like if a girl’s parents are psychotic abusers who will beat her for sleeping with “that boy” but if she says it was R, they won’t. Also, we generally need better protections for people. Some “parents” are truly awful.

[@UncleRJ]

0:39 Robin: "I don't know why the EmKay producers have given me mildly infuriating-" Oh no, he's starting to suspect! Everyone quick, act stupid!

[@CrystallisedEntertainment]

**Plays Dumb** Who is Emkay?

[@guts60]

Instructions unclear, I now have complete and total amnesia

[@ventiisbestboi]

​@@CrystallisedEntertainment Yeah I've never heard of an 'emkay'

[@LemoonBooz]

What? Who are we talking about? I thought we were talking about cookies? Who's Emkay??? WHATS HAPPENING!??!?!?

[@The_Void0001]

​@@ventiisbestboi maybe emkay is like another way of saying ok?

[@galvustheguilty]

The one where the employee got fired for saving a kid reminded me of when I almost got fired for saving someone from a heart attack. Right-to-work states are evil and the only reason i didn't go viva la France on my supervisor was because of the video recording on security CCTV so they couldn't fire me unless they wanted to lose a huge contract and legal battle.

[@viscountrainbows2857]

No good deed goes unpunished in Corporate America.

[@gunzofbrixton1236]

@@viscountrainbows2857 you sound like my mother in the best way possible

[@viscountrainbows2857]

@@gunzofbrixton1236 I'm sure your mom is an amazing person🖖🏿🖤👩🏿‍🎤

[@liamnehren1054]

I keep commenting on videos with things like that that the whole world is heading for a French revolution esc open season on the rich. Especially because the hoarding of wealth over values money until the economy collapses and their money becomes worth nothing.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

It blows my mind. These are actually people that think this is okay that make the decisions... apparent human beings!

[@F-14B]

"They nailed it" I mean he got a point doe

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

Many points actually if you count all the nails.

[@channel_weidu]

nice dad joke

[@new_simsons]

This could be in r/technicallythetruth

[@suzi_mai]

Road pirates, if you are from where I am.

[@new_simsons]

@@suzi_mai where are you from?

[@djsnowman06]

When i worked for a large grocery store, i got paid to throw a pallet (A FN PALLET!) of bananas into a locked dumpster chute which the manager had to unlock. There wasnt enough room on the floor and they would not be sold before the next shipment. Thats like 12 boxes of bananas thrown out BEFORE they were ripe. Made me feel icky...

[@SilverMe2004]

you should see how much the growers have to throw out.

[@cameronwright8634]

That's why some crazy people shoot the locks off.

[@abiean222]

that should be illegal.

[@UselessKnowbody]

@@abiean222 Shutting down 20,000 farms per year in the US since 2020. Climate Criminals flying around in private jets taking away our food to "save the planet," All that should be illegal, and should be regarded as a serious threat to people's lives.

[@pm_me_sum_kittens_pls]

The heart attack and prevented kidnapping ones belong on a subreddit higher than extremely infuriating.

[@crassianleviathan6187]

No, the others belong to r/midlyinfuriating

[@ronanburrell6078]

r/BeyondInfuriating

[@Taalul]

r/NoahGetTheBoat?

[@TRJames5914]

r/unimaginablyinfuriating

[@wolf1066]

2:15 - that's downright terrifying. This is the reason why people should know how to do a J-turn, because doing a 3-point turn would be dangerously slow. You need to be able to slam on the brakes, chuck it into reverse, reverse up at speed and then execute a J-turn to be facing the other way and in an appropriate forward gear while you still have momentum.

[@lsswappedcessna]

Part of the problem is finding the space to learn how to do a J-turn. It can be a difficult maneuver in tight spaces and should be attempted in an open area until you get really good at it. The police and karens get angry when you "drive recklessly" in an abandoned parking lot at 5 pm on a Saturday.

[@wolf1066]

@@lsswappedcessna Yeah, the spoilsports! 😆

[@crossfire2045]

False accusations should be punishable by jail time for they have the possibility to ruin someone's life permanently for nothing.

[@chaosandbunnies8291]

For those concerned about the cat after seeing the post at 12:41, OP said they found her! I repeat, the cat is safe!

[@N-V_Plushie_Lover]

OMG THX FOR THIS NEWS! I was worried about the cat.

[@R4yj4ck]

I was working in the garden center of a multi-national store that rhymes with Paul Blart, and when plants are determined to be "too dead" to sell they get claims-ed out and composted in the back. One time, the composter was broken, so they had us throw them over a guardrail into a little grassy area to decompose. Apparently, a bunch of people came at like 2 AM and grabbed all the plants and soil and took them. And management was PISSED. I didn't have the guts to say anything, but I was never sure why. Like, you got the credit for claims-ing the plants, they get some plants! Who cares where they end up?

[@alexbubble6952]

In the mind of a higher up, I imagine the rationale of the anger being that those were lost purchases. If you think in the mindset of "anything gotten for free would have been bought if it couldn't have been gotten for free", it makes more sense. Doesn't make it any less awful, but it at least makes a level of sense.

[@retroryan838]

Did you work at Wal-Mart? There are hundreds of them in the world. Don’t be afraid to to say it.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@alexbubble6952 At all the garden centres around where I live there is always a stand (and sometimes two) of plants that don't look so good and are therefore sold cheaply.

[@o-mangaming5042]

@@alexbubble6952 It does make sense, but at the same time, who is to say that those plants would've been sold if they still had a price?

[@unknown81000]

9:25 Police, can you arrest these 3 girls for false accusation reports, no emotional bull-shittery, no negotiations, nothing just arrest them and also arrest yourselves for not treating the well-being of the "accused"

[@jessicalee5260]

Gas station assistant manager here. Can confirm, people use rare coins to buy smokes. I had one guy give me a roll of dimes and a few rolls of pennies. In these rolls were 10 steel pennies from the 1940s and seven "Mercury" dimes (dimes featuring young Liberty in Phrygian helm, mistaken for Roman God Mercury). Best believe I exchanged those with my own money and took them home!

[@twotailedavenger]

I sometimes get put on register at the shop I work at. My boss is awesome and lets me go through the cash drawer every morning for rare coins, so long as I can make up the difference.

[@corpsehandler5321]

it's not illegal to purchase them at face value~ 🤫

[@canaan5337]

Steel pennies are from 1943.

[@canaan5337]

@@corpsehandler5321 this is what I do when I get a rare or old coin in the register

[@o-mangaming5042]

@@canaan5337 I've done it in the past too. Especially with Golden Dollars.

[@lightning_11]

16:48 I am a child, and I can confirm that I'm too busy with school to look at Christmas lights. If you're ever given a humbug award, send this back.

[@naomimaughan4577]

Pretty sure the person who was fired for preventing a kidnapping is showing the unemployment findings. Upholding his wrongful firing claim.

[@micahgreenspoon6189]

Thank you! This is the comment I was looking for!

[@ozthebeeman]

17:35 my teacher used to take all the food that wasnt eaten from the school lunches (they come in like plastic containers that kind of stuff) and he used to hand it out to homless people, that man was my hero

[@jimbob_here2212]

In Australia most of the big companies (Woolworths, Coles and IGA) normally if able to will donate food they are legally not allowed to sell (out of date opened meat products) to places like food bank to feed homeless or live stock

[@MayHugger]

@@jimbob_here2212Am also Australian, can confirm those places do that where I live as well.

[@saralojacono-evans8992]

When I was in 9th grade which was at the height of Covid so we did eventually get to go back to school but classes were split up into A and B days so you had four periods in one day and the other four periods the next day and so they gave out leftover food from the cafeteria

[@clownkiddo8664]

the nails on the road isnt infuriating, its horrifying! glad that person is okay

[@ntfoperative9432]

That's legit some "never seen again" shit

[@andymuggloy6969]

You're next

[@inmydarkesthour2278]

A clown probably did it 🤣👀

[@aetheralmeowstic2392]

Home Depot firing: wrongful termination lawsuit, simple as that Subway: Report the boss to the labor board Fake Tipper: Find out who left the fake tip and ban them for life

[@ntfoperative9432]

Yeah thank God stealing tips actually is illegal

[@ETXAlienRobot201]

@@ntfoperative9432 i would be surprised if there's not an argument for counterfeiting with the fake tip.

[@hydrahydragon8729]

The boss stealing tips reminds me of amys baking company and how sammy never ket the servers have their tips

[@UselessKnowbody]

lol, barely anyone eats out these days, they aren't going to ban one of their only customers for life. Everything is too expensive, society is collapsing, etc.

[@UselessKnowbody]

@@ETXAlienRobot201 You are a summary of everything wrong with society.

[@thecatherd]

About the unlimited 5G thing. Some providers will offer "unlimited mobile data" but then severely throttle your connection speeds after you reach a certain data threshold. You gotta look REAL hard at the fine print to understand what you're getting with phone contracts like that.

[@fitmotheyap]

Same goes for home internet and such, people gotta look Fortunately Telecom and a local ISP's duopoly ended

[@mewity]

my company ("thank" you, Kyivstar) does EXACTLY that after either 15, 25 or 60 GB depending on the plan

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

Not to mention, they _always_ advertise connection speeds as "up to". That two-word addition is their get-out-of-jail-free card when it comes to if it's legal or not. It is. It shouldn't be, but it is, sadly. And you bet they _only_ got the highest speed they advertise at by connecting to a dedicated server with zero other connections, through a router that was likely a few feet away from the phone they were testing the speed with, that was connected to said server via a fibre optic cable. So, in other words, a completely staged connection speed test that is 100% impossible to replicate and achieve outside of those very specific circumstances that only exist within their own facility and _definitely_ not anywhere further out ... like your phone whilst outside, or even connecting to your own router at home. This bullshit somehow-legal false advertising is why I dumped Sky Broadband as my home internet provider, and will _never_ go back to them. I was paying for "up to" 15mb/s download speeds (this was many years ago now) when in reality I was getting _less than 1mb/s download_ - it _never_ went higher than 1.5mb/s. And that was a computer connected via cable to the router which was connected directly to a dedicated internet line. I couldn't have given it a better chance at having the fastest connection possible. Funny thing is, the entire neighbourhood was also with Sky Broadband at that time, and soon after I switched I watched as each house around me also started switching to my new provider until now the entire neighbourhood is on my new provider (Virgin) and we _all_ just got a massive speed boost thanks to the company installing brand-new 1Gig fiber optic cables in the area. Meanwhile, Sky is _still_ languishing behind with crappy reported speeds by customers.

[@NebulaDarkness]

See that bot that pinged everyone and deleted the server? That happened to a server I'd been a part of for like two years. Everything, gone. Discord crashed. Wonderful writings from wonderful people, everything we had worked on for so long, was completely gone. Luckily, the owner reacted fast and could ban the bot before it collapsed the server, and invited everyone to a back-up (that was, of course, empty of those things that we'd lost). I had a panic attack when I saw it happen, at around 2AM. I didn't know we had a back-up, and the owner had been gone for months anyway. I could only watch the bot wreak havoc and delete months worth of memories, ruin everything, "delete the f*ing server" getting repeated over and over like a nightmare. We recovered after some time and a lot of work, but it pains me to see how much was lost. Seriously, don't do this. Whoever does this kind of stuff is a serious level of deranged. We'd done nothing.

[@MayHugger]

Jeez, that sounds terrifying and awful.

[@derpsquad3306]

16:29 reeks of a wrongful termination lawsuit

[@thatguyintherain3168]

Found a bloodborne note enjoyer

[@Lawsonomy1]

"I don't get the whole catalytic converter thing." The catalyst in a catalytic converter is PLATINUM foil. Average price of platinum so far this year is $1,006 per ounce. Catalytic converters are worth nearly as much as scrap metal as they are as car parts which makes them easy to fence.

[@CNSninja]

4:21 to be fair, the bag is hanging off the weighing surface and appears to be sitting on the side of the scale, on both sides, so naturally some of the weight of the bag is being supported by the body of the scale and not being measured. If you wanna weigh oversized objects you need to put a suitable tray (or paper plate, or whatever your scale can handle) on the scales weighing platform, re-zero the scale, and then use the tray/plate as the weighing surface. If the item your weighing is touching the side of the scale or the surface the scale is sitting on, or _anything besides the weighing platform_ like this chip bag appears to be, then you're getting an inaccurate measurement.

[@philippeleprohon4823]

I agree, but the little it touched wouldn't shave-off that much weight.

[@chasefox3100]

@@philippeleprohon4823 that's the thing tho. due to the improper measurement technique its practically impossible to know what the true weight of that bag was.

[@nerdypenguin9164]

I think the true infuriating erasers are the ones on the end of pencils that are the hardest rubber and only serve to smear around the graphite with a gross pink accent.

[@MysteriumArcanum]

Yeah those suck

[@dantevalehuntik28]

If you need to remove stickers from things, use a hairdryer to melt the glue and make it easier to peel off

[@just_chilling4396]

Rubbing alcohol works too

[@Thollis1987]

Great tip to use next time.

[@The_Keh27]

that throwing out food part had me remembering when I worked at Burger King. End of the night anything not sold was counted and thrown out, but heaven forbid if you say, "oh I'll take one of those burgers" or give it to a homeless guy outside

[@A-whoopsie-daisy]

Same at my store. I work in the deli department and every day, I throw out between 200-500$ of food. Most of that money isn't even from the meat.

[@nouhorni3229]

why can't you at least eat them?

[@A-whoopsie-daisy]

@@nouhorni3229 Because the company throwing the food out can be sued if the eater gets sick. In case of a person taking food from the company's dumpster, the company can also get sued if the person gets hurt from dumpster diving. That's one of the reasons why dumpster diving is illegal, to protect the company (and to prevent people from eating possibly unsafe food)

[@The_Keh27]

@@A-whoopsie-daisy some places even consider it "theft" and will fire you for it

[@ntfoperative9432]

I got fired for that at Sheetz. We throw out our day old donuts at the end of the day, and I just wanted one for myself since they were going in the trash. Apparently that's theft according to Sheetz

[@ranwo9270]

Feel bad for Robin getting angry subreddits, but I can't help to love him doing these😂I prefer robin's commentary over Lexi and Jack on angry subs

[@DisKorruptd]

unless it's tech related, then lexi always

[@Redbeardian]

1:57 The problem with this one is that you don't know which side the crazy people are on. 50/50 chance you're being trapped on the side you are already on.

[@UselessKnowbody]

No, your options are limited. You can't move forward because of the spikes, you can't get out of your car to remove the spikes for fear of the ambush. The only thing you can do is turn around and drive away. Or drive off road, where the criminals are likely hiding.

[@Dr_BS-911]

2:00 Never drive over the spike strips, if you do, DON'T STOP UNTIL YOU GET SOMEWHERE SAFE! One time, I was on a freeway to Pittsburgh, and I saw one of these laying on the road as I was merging off the highway onto a small two-lane road leading into the city. Unfortunately, I was going too fast to stop in time, but I did manage to slow down enough so the impact wouldn't be as damaging. My back left and front left tire were ruptured, and went flat, but I managed to make it to the city in time. If you stop to investigate, you will get jumped. Getting out is a dandy way to get murdered and robbed by some random guy. People lay these things on roads in and out of bigger cities and towns to try and get cars to stop on the side of the road. If the car stops, they will jump the person and steal all their stuff. Just a heads up if you see one of these things, if you can't stop and turn around in time, and you drive over it, just DO NOT STOP TO INVESTIGATE, KEEP GOING UNTIL YOU REACH A SAFE, POPULATED AREA. Once you reach a place you think is safe, then you can get out and investigate the damages on your vehicle.

[@FaIsifying]

The dude (Reagan) who got fired for helping stop the kidnapping was actually given his job back by people higher up the chain than the store manager. He was also given back pay for the entire time he was unemployed. In an update to his original story on Facebook, Reagan says, "Home depot has offered to reinstate my position in the company along with appropriate back pay up to the date of termination as a show of good faith and has assured me that there will be no retaliation if I choose to take them up on their offer."

[@guts60]

14:25 My local Half-Priced Books (or Half-Off Books, I forget) always uses shrink wrap on sensitive products, as in they spend their time and effort to wrap around the cover but not around the pages so you can still read the book, but any stickers and tags don’t mess up the cover if you want to purchase the book. They also just put shrink wrap around entire movie/game boxes, comic books, etc.

[@anomalousanimates]

9:23 honestly, people who falsely accuses other people of doing crimes should get the punishment of doing said crime, then add some more punishment for falsely accusing people of said crime

[@teathesilkwing7616]

Only if they did it knowingly of course

[@galactick3816]

The thing with concerts is that 99.9% of them serve alcohol and people below 18 are not allowed in (or only with adult person accompanying them because it tends to be chaos). Require ID for it and the problem with scalpers goes away (at least with concert tickets)

[@brimwulf1785]

18:23 "are you ready for the revolution?" I'm ready to eat drier lint tonight! :D

[@B-.-..]

The “they nailed it” was probably those people who steal money from drivers when they pop their tires

[@memelephant]

It’s probably a trap, people drive up to it. Slam on the brakes, get out to move them and get killed/raped/robbed at gunpoint from people hiding out of sight

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

@@memelephant Or they get kidnapped and used in some cultist ritual.

[@viscountrainbows2857]

Yeah that right there is RED ALERT. ⚠

[@ActionYakPolice]

I've seen more than one horror movie that started exactly like this

[@B-.-..]

@@memelephant that’s what I’m sayin

[@ComingSoonEntertainment]

15:19 It actually is 100% illegal here in the US for a boss to take another employee's tips. In fact, it so illegal that anyone who has had their tips stolen can file a lawsuit for lost tips/wages.

[@jinxshadow5218]

The "why no tip?" bullshit really pisses me off. There's this one caricature of "We should improve society somewhat." and someone replying "Yet you participate in society. Curious!" It's like denying a refugee asylum because "abolish borders". Yes, we need to tackle the underlying systems, but first we need to make sure that marginalized people survive! Teaching a man to fish is all fine and good, but you could maybe give him a fish first so he at least isn't starving. Whoa, I'm full of analogies today. xD

[@dkok_grenadier9643]

15:39 For anyone who's boss is stealing tips, that's illegal, not just outside the US, but inside the US as well

[@LemoonBooz]

Robin: "We can agree on that, I'm not a psycho, right?" Everyone else: "WelllLLLLLLlll...?"

[@speakofthedebbie]

Extremely infuriating? Aw man, Robin boutta pop a major artery.

[@ravenklinger7617]

7:20 a Push 2 is a MIDI controller that lets you create music using only 1 device. 14:23 there are products that are made to remove stickers without damage to the item-my favorite is called UnDo and can be gotten at craft stores in the papercrafting department. It is the only product of it kind that I have found that actually DOES NOT damage the item/paper.

[@PinkAgaricus]

Oh, I commented before I scrolled down to this comment.

[@alrecks619]

15:00 Catalytic converters are made of precious metals such as Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium, and what have you to convert harmful emissions such as Carbon Monoxide to be less harmful (but still is) Carbon Dioxide, remove Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) and unburnt fuel. Which is pretty much why the theft is really prevalent (especially among cars that have higher ride height).

[@efad3215]

17:30 It may not be visibly expired, but watch some ChubbyEmu, you'll see why food safety is important. Now, can they fudge numbers? Yes. Should they? No. Should they continue to "own" it when it goes to the dumpster? Hell no

[@paballomolata8844]

I didn't even know that there is a more extreme version of r/mildlyinfuriating

[@brentsnocomgaming7813]

15:15 It is illegal under the Fair Labor Standards Act. It's wage theft

[@guts60]

Loading Screen Tip: if you ever get your catalytic converter stolen, steal someone else’s

[@lsswappedcessna]

"If you ever get your catalytic converter stolen in a non-emissions state, put a stove pipe in its place for a free straight pipe"

[@SIS3W3N]

15:22 That is illegal. If your employer does this, report them.

[@suffering9481]

Whats ExtremelyInfuriating is letting Robin narrate this. Give the man a break

[@emh.170]

The tip one hit hard especially as someone who was a manager at a pizza place so many of my drivers would walk out with next to nothing or owing the company money. And most of the time it was the richer people not tipping even a cent.

[@Mynamic_Delon_5654]

Welcome To Extremely Infuriating I Can Type Like This To Annoy People

[@villagern0144]

Now, this is actually more helpful to some neuro-diverse people

[@papitaslays2806]

Well . This is. Actually worse, Now suffer in agony

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha. Your. Post. Is. So. Funny. I. Am. LoLing. Ha ha ha ha ha.

[@UnholyGTX]

​@@papitaslays2806 can confirm that this is worse

[@funnyguythe285th]

This Is So Funny To Do Man

[@genxrants]

I think in some states (like Texas), once in the dumpster, it's either public property until the trash company picks it up, or the trash companies don't care about dumpster fiving. A bunch of stores had to dump groceries this year after the ice storm. Hordes of people, like ants, converged on the dumpsters and took what they need, cleaning them out within hours.

[@JonathanCF0]

Just a quick point about the dude who stoped the kidnapping and got fired, that letter is the conclusions come to by his lawyer.

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

16:56 they not only throw it away, but they destroy it so that it’s inedible, and then padlock the trash can

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Several Artists either currently are or are trying to Sue Ticket Master for their Predatory and Deceptive Practices... Personally, I hope they succeed because Ticket Master is currently a Monopoly answerable to no one...

[@lazylazerrsp8781]

The food places still "own" the trash because enough places have been sued by dumpster divers getting sick. I'd imagine a similar case has happened for all dumpsters, such as people injuring themselves on refuse whilst scrapping the junk. It's pretty stupid that either those in need get arrested for 'stealing' trash, or the business gets sued for improper disposal. I'd imagine it would be easier on everyone if they sell their trash to an intermediary that then distributes it with a more loose categorization process. Maybe something along the lines of relabeling everything as compost for food, and selling the refuse to independent 'waste transporters'. So it can snake around the overly braod ruleset of what is 'safe', since the fine details imply it's all waste management instead of for consumption or scrappers.

[@ntfoperative9432]

How about instead of doing that, we just make it illegal to sue for something that was your own stupid fault

[@lazylazerrsp8781]

@@ntfoperative9432 the problem is that someone has to prove that it was their own fault. With that comes a little wiggle room to argue who is at fault. Unless the judicial system has the tyrannical levels of power to essentially veto entire cases on premise alone, they can't just assign blame. The best solution i have is to create punitive charges for people who create false narratives. It won't solve it all, but at least it's one definite deterrent for any bad actors looking to abuse the system.

[@ntfoperative9432]

@@lazylazerrsp8781 I feel like dumpster diving and eating already trashed food is pretty cut and dry. Most places record what food they throw away and when, and dumpster diving seems pretty self evident who's at fault

[@lazylazerrsp8781]

@@ntfoperative9432 I'm not arguing for it, just stating what i think happens and why. It's hard to create a rule for this without painting too broad. Then no matter how concise or unambiguous, someone somewhere is going to find a way to abuse it. Something I can't wrap my head around is squatter's right, where if someone lives somewhere long enough they own it... I'd understand if they did all the paperwork and paid their dues, but someone secretly living in the attic shouldn't just be able to claim even partial ownership.

[@ntfoperative9432]

@@lazylazerrsp8781 eh squatters rights I agree with if the building is completely abandoned, not owned by anybody

[@Samthemoosey]

Tip for the stickers! If you use hand sanitizer (the liquid kind, not the gel kind) that has ethanol in it, let it soak a lil (ofc careful so it doesn’t damage the item, eg if it’s paper or cardboard I wouldn’t use this method) and it’ll come right off without residue! It’s always worked for me and I hope this helps a lil (:

[@erikalvarez6616]

Credit card story got me mad. Went thrice one year to apply and the bank teller said “oh you need a HS diploma to start credit.” Went again about a year later and a new teller told me “oh yeah you don’t need that, as long as you can prove you have a job to pay it off.” 🤦‍♂️

[@erin1569]

Omg I remember I was at an Indian restaurant, the food on the menu was very cheap. They served me the food and asked whether I wanted bread or rice. Apparently, the bread was 15$.

[@marshallkimmathers]

Top quality bread, bro. Honestly though, that's not even remotely annoying. Just get the rice and eat it with the food. Nothing worth complaining.

[@WestGarbage6]

@@marshallkimmathers The rice is probably 30$ 💀

[@GreenWoolf]

8:15 A friend of mine bought a graphics card in December. They delivered him a book. He has a recording of said book being delivered. Amazon says they can't do anything(the packaging was addressed to said friend's address, meaning that they must've fucked up in the packaging process.) They are trying to do things legally, but what I honestly think they need is to bring the context and how they are being treated by Amazon and their customer service to social media.

[@filanfyretracker]

when I got my 3090 back during COVID and GPUs were rare, I just got a founders from Bestbuy. First off beating the scalpers on Newegg and Amazon is nearly impossible and second by picking up in person at normal store I made sure i did not get a walkway paver painted in Nvidia green

[@President_Starscream]

To the MLPinger: That was not very magic of friendship of you.

[@AirknightTails]

Clearly he went Pinkamena and didn't give a buck

[@President_Starscream]

@@AirknightTails Let's just hope he doesn't go Smile HD.

[@jaydudleee3325]

Update on that one cat that might've "fallen down the vent". The cat didn't fall down the vent, instead they somehow got out of the house (or at least that's what they said.) they have recovered the cat and they're alive and well. Although a cat of theirs is acting like they have a hairball even though they don't (might be asthma)

[@justanalthere2187]

The heart defect one was basically manslaughter. Also isn't it a crime to lie to the police while filing a report? I would have punched those girls

[@spookith]

2:00 useful tidbit of advice here if you ever encounter with something like this the one rule you should always listen to is don't slow down because there is most definitely someone watching you slow down or stop they will hop out of wherever they are hiding and do bad things

[@sockstahs_]

We really need to give Robin a happy subreddit like r/wholesomememes or something

[@kidneystealer_]

Worst infuriating thing i’ve ever dealt with was I bought a book from Barnes and nobles, and there was this giant bright ugly yellow “sticker” on it saying the book was “only 4.99!” And when I tried to peel it off, NO, I WASN’T A STICKER, IT WAS ACTUALLY PRINTED ONTO THE COVER. I HATE IT SO MUUUUUUUUCH

[@President_Starscream]

In just the last 6 months, pretty much all of the frozen food I buy for lunch at work have inflated 50% to 250%!

[@hyliankirbythesecond]

So... the "Push 2" is basically a stream deck. The guy got jack sh!t for his order. 7:19

[@lesouth0348]

7:10 That message is from when you either need Xbox live to play the game, and you're offline or don't have Xbox live. It is not EA's fault if you're trying to play a game with live when you don't have live

[@mccabecompositions]

16:08 This a big retail thing. Employees are not to interfere with customers or anyone outside the scope of their duties. Can't stop to ask for receipts, can't chase someone who's shoplifting, etc. This is so they don't have to pay medical bills, and they claim its "for employees' safety"

[@thealmightytigor5308]

Here's something mildly infuriating, I found a really nice electric guitar for a decent price and was thinking of putting a down payment on it. Well work didn't pay me for my first week so I can't afford it and to make things worse the guitar already sold.

[@bucko0627]

man

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

Go to the little privately owned family run music shops. Those ones are the most likely to hold an item for you if you plan on getting it soon and they often have the best equipment used and new.

[@Gio98art]

17:10 Corporations claim ownership of this food because when giving it away they are still responsible for the "damages" of this "spoiled" food Let's say Walmart gave out free food to those in need because it is near expiration, or your local Bakery gives bread and such away at the end of the day. The stores can and will be held liable claims of food poisoning as a result of eating this food. People can and will lie about this, so corporations don't do it due to the risk of legal hassle and potential damages from defamation

[@Quasar_facts]

1:30 how about the rubbers that just smudged the pencil and made it worse

[@PartytimeYOLO]

14:37 manufacturers: *closing a box of products* "Elmer's glue, a dab will do" stores- manager: "were are going to need some industrial strength glue to put this sticker on." Employee: "yes....."

[@grayspacer]

This video made my day a whole lot more infuriating

[@Rainok]

15:09 it is illegal Legally, they're not allowed to even touch your tips, at least in the US (at least from what I heard)

[@Topbeehler]

That whole, do not call the cops thing, is very real BTW. One winter at my job a little old lady, a sweet women really one of the few I know at my retail job, slipped and fell. I was worried about her of course and wanted to help but before we could do anything my boss came out and made sure we knew not to do a damn thing. Note, my boss isn't a bad person, she's very nice in fact. But the orders from the higher ups are simple and clear, no cops, no 911. If we are being robbed they don't want the cops involved and it's shady as hell. I'm planning on quitting here in the spring as I have another job lined up that is a lot nicer and I am more than willing to spill the beans on the name of the big chain store I work at once freed

[@jericho1-4]

Believe it or not that all comes from corporates legal counsel, it's to keep them out of litigation it sounds shady but so are a lot of opportunistic people and ambulance chasers. Had a lady sue our FD and SAR team over injuries she sustained while hiking/mountain climbing in the mountains of Montana, now such victims must sign a release prior to any medical treatment being performed if they are conscious.

[@nativeafroeurasian]

17:37 the prblem with "it's thrown away, it's not yours anymore" is that it would also be okay for you to through away your garbage wherever because it's not yours anymore. I wish they would be allowed to "sell" it from a designated area in the store for either 0$ if the gov is so keen on it or for a lower than original price.

[@Proud_of_Yourself]

The post about the man getting fired after rescuing a child from a kidnapping reminded me of how a man got arrested after he rescued his dog from a burning building

[@davidhenderson3400]

12:25 They years later "Why does our son never come to visit or call us? He will not even give us a phone number or address of where he lives."

[@ETXAlienRobot201]

this should be grounds to remove the child from their custody. that shit is just fucking abuse.

[@TwiggyHetfield27]

8:26 I've never had an entire class get canceled for the semester. I've had two classes were the professor didn't come back for the semester. One was an English prof who within the first month of classes was diagnosed with cancer & we got a new professor that next week (side note all of us got up after class & hugged her & wished her well. It's something I'll never forget) The other was a psychology professor who just... decided to take a vacation cruise with his wife while classes were happening?? The next semester I had history with what I'm assuming was a first year professor who just up & left after 2 weeks & that very same psychology professor was our new history professor. I was... confused 😕

[@mrflintstoner1743]

2:07 I remember seeing a post on this, apparently people do this to kidnap and/or murder people who try to move the boards

[@-BigMike-]

Glad to see more and more people are catching onto DKoldies and their illegal business practices.

[@SCP_Gate-Guardian]

Nothing they're doing is illegal. Just because you losers aren't getting your way and crying like btches doesn't mean they're breaking the law

[@-BigMike-]

@@SCP_Gate-Guardian tell me how ignorant you are without telling me how ignorant you are. 😒

[@SCP_Gate-Guardian]

@@-BigMike- tell me you believe baseless accusations without telling me you believe baseless accusations

[@Goldstarman]

​@@SCP_Gate-Guardian tell me you work for Dkoldies without telling me you work for Dkoldies.

[@SCP_Gate-Guardian]

@@Goldstarman I work for dkoldies because you can't handle simple facts?

[@BTTRSWYT]

Wow. I worked at subway for a bit in highschool, and while our managers were fine, whenever I was on a shift my coworkers would all just hang in the back while I did everything. I’d get really large tips because I did really well with a line of people stretching to the door, and at the end of my shift my coworkers would all split the tips amongst all of us evenly, and there wasn’t a small amount of people on the clock. It’s fine, I get it, that’s the system, but they didn’t do JACKSHIT while I was the one actually doing the job. Infuriating because there was not a god damn thing I could do about it.

[@ericgolightly8450]

But there kinda was a thing you could do?

[@wolfieisacat13]

16:25 he needs to sue. No reasonable judge would keep that store open with that letter as evidence. It specifically says “you were fired but not for misconduct at work” wtf?

[@SCP_Gate-Guardian]

He'd get laughed out of court too 😂

[@wolfieisacat13]

@@SCP_Gate-Guardian the guy or the company? that'd classify as wrongful termination.

[@SCP_Gate-Guardian]

@@wolfieisacat13 no such thing as wrongful termination. You're under the misunderstanding that thsy have to keep you employed the government don't have any authority whatsoever over who a private company keeps employed😂

[@wolfieisacat13]

@@SCP_Gate-Guardian bro...

[@SCP_Gate-Guardian]

@@wolfieisacat13 the truth hurts doesn't it

[@Nevertoleave]

Husband tried to buy a couch on marketplace the other day, screenshoted it to me. $1,000. He messages the guy to see if it’s still available. Guy changes it to $1,350 then $1,500. My husband offers $800. The guy then says he’s not selling it for $700 less than asking. My husband goes, it’s $200 less than your original asking price. Guy tries to tell him it was always $1,500. My husband send him the screenshot of the $1,000 price. Dude tries to tell him that the picture my husband took is fake. So my husband takes a picture of the changes and tells him to fu

[@Flutistno3]

That post where the parents are selling their son's toys is how you get murdered by your child. How many children have murdered their extremely controlling parents because of ridiculous rules... quite a few. You don't get to force your children to be who you want them to be!! They are born as who they are! You can't change it!

[@ETXAlienRobot201]

christians, or at least the kinds getting all the attention right now, don't believe this. you do get to force your child to be who you want them to be, rather how you think god wants them to be. pretty sure the bible does in fact condemn such behavior, which is ironic. but then these people have aptly demonstrated they don't believe in unconditional love and acceptance of others, so...

[@MathematicalVoid]

That $300 for a used game thing really gets to me, because people got mad at me for saying that the retro game market is catering to people who want to make a profit off of speculation to the point that people who want to have the games to play them are shut out from it, and most of what you're paying for when you buy a used game is the collector's value of having a still-sealed game that you aren't getting.

[@theicygamerkid]

I wish we knew if the cats were safe or not.

[@theparijat1000]

13:15 the cat is fine, I asked around and the owner replied that the cat came back after a lot of work and people looking for her. She came back on her own.

[@dragonrider4253]

Mega corporations need to be disbanded forcefully. They're a good chunk of the reason why no one has money and so much stuff that still works or can stil be consumed is tossed with out a care that someone can still use it. I agree with the trash thing too. You threw it away, so YOU don't own it anymore, so WE can come and use it again. Robin needs some of the fun subreddits. He's been getting too angry lately.

[@brandonweeks]

That parking job around 4:05 requires a note saying “can’t park there mate”

[@bumblebeeyellowdragon]

Robin is gonna need therapy after doing all these Emkay videos.

[@brentsnocomgaming7813]

14:20 Gas stations love doing that with credit cards: they will charge a large amount to the card then refund the difference in a few days, seems to be more common with AMEX cards, but that's just anecdotal from it happening seemingly every couple of months to my mom. It's really stupid and annoying and scared my mom the first time she got charged $300. At least AMEX has really good customer support and will refund the charge basically no questions asked if the money isn't refunded within a few days..

[@cqral]

We started at r/crappydesign, went to r/mildyinfuriating, and now we’re at r/extremelyinfuriating.. Emkay gods, we need to give Robin a nice sub, like r/wholesome memes or something 💀👀

[@viscountrainbows2857]

Everyone at EmKay is slowly going insane and we're just parked here with binoculars and a picnic basket.

[@mook_butt8037]

He deserves eyebleach, tbh

[@cqral]

@@mook_butt8037 for sure

[@cqral]

@@viscountrainbows2857 lmaoo fr, we need a popcorn popping machine at this point 💀😂

[@ninjanyan1579]

15:05 The catalytic converter contains a bunch of precious metals, so they can go for anywhere from $150 to $1500. I'd say it's a pretty easy way to make some money, slip under a car with a wrench, undo a few bolts, stick it in a bag, and walk away. Boom, free ps5.

[@choppun8847]

Can Robin get some wholesome subreddits to do. Please he really really should look at something not upsetting.