My wife blindsided me for her boss and kicked me out, so I got revenge.

[@MGMgaming163]

It only took Ten years

[@direwolf8703]

Patience is a friend

[@trnphantom2586]

Revenge is a dish best served cold

[@ryuukaze2823]

MGMgaming163 you gorra take advantage of whatever chance you get. Even if After a lot of time

[@patricfriberg2678]

who is ike?

[@MGMgaming163]

@@ryuukaze2823 lol I guess revenge does take a long time sometimes

[@icoleman150]

There is a reason she was not writing written permission. She was gonna use it against him in court and make it look like he was just showing up without notice.

[@monky7628]

nah, i think she's just stupid and incapable of sticking to the deal.

[@tdagbo]

@@monky7628you’re no smarter than the husband

[@christianhaupt2637]

Ridiculous he couldn’t be arrested or charged pressed. That is plain and simple Vehicle theft.

[@strangeJimmy]

Yeah but it's Canada

[@dhaemonicus]

@@strangeJimmy He was about to receive free housing and benefits but he said he had a valid legal residence on the country.

[@nicksantos8035]

Canada makes sure to protect the victims (criminals)

[@nikattact8159]

Love how i havent seen anyone point out how the ex-wife stayed with the man who tried to alienate her kids from their dad. And only seemed upset about it fully after it backfired. I have a hunch she was actually in on it.

[@kennymuller3115]

Ofcourse she was in on it. She was the one that got the court order he just put the stupid idea into her head.

[@solidmoon8266]

So when she put the protection order against him to kick him out of his own house and alienate him from his own kids, all while having her boyfriend/boss over was somehow okay, but her getting the treatment back is somehow not? Hypocrisy is too common these days Also auto theft is still auto theft even in canada, so im gonna call b.s. in this story.

[@naughtscrossstitches]

I think because the car was at their house the rules get all messed up and the simple fact is the police there didn't want to deal with the paperwork which I do understand.

[@justinm693]

"She called it intentional harmful parental alienation." Well, yah, she lied to file a protection order just so she could force him out of the house and control when he gets to see the kids. She intentionally and maliciously alienated the father. It's her own fault that her lies came back to bite her when it was proven she lied with malicious intent. Her attempts to alienate the father only alienated herself in the end.

[@alphawolf1031]

The fucking ‘’gottem lol’’ at the end lmao

[@buumba]

True meaning of a Gentleman's Revenge...

[@Gytman189]

Summary from listening to the rest. Boyfriend is the one that put in the protective order as a way to punish OP, wife didnt really understand and didnt want to keep it. Everything is good between ex and op ten years later when revenge takes place. OP is married to a different woman who buys a minivan for the children to use or them to take as a family, older child sleeps at moms house and boyfriend (who put in the protection order) stole the van to go and collect work equipment for his new job. Op has van impounded for 3 weeks and makes boyfriends company pay for it. When op finally collects the van he unloads all of the work stuff and basically tells the boyfriend to kick rocks. Ex wife knows all of this and doesnt blame OP but thinks its quite funny

[@grandparedpill2695]

F a f o. This man waited 10 years, now that's what I call patience.

[@echero2449]

I’m glad the ex wife is cool with the petty revenge. At least cool as can be.

[@Cyrenaicia2099]

Man gotta love that sweet sweet revenge

[@ryuukaze2823]

It's "kinda" very petty, however, I understand where he comes from

[@msbee5183]

Good one! Co parenting is a good thing but THATS it. No howdy doody just talk about kids. She threw you out for that knuclehead. Im sad your kids have to be around a theif.

[@Revy575]

Shhhh, malicious compliance❤😂

[@apocalypseinfantry5628]

That's not payback or revenge. That's inconvenience. The guy didn't lose his job or his GF, and he never served any time for it. People like that can't be allowed to continue, or they never learn.

[@DruggiePlays]

That's bloody genius, you bait with a shorts and upload the whole video on a long format 😂 nice 👍

[@deciett]

I mean, it gets click-throughs from me. Better than the people that chop it up into 5 different shorts but idk about the economics of it all. I have to assume monetized long-form content gets better cpms than shorts.

[@DualStorm]

Oof that’s the definition of petty

[@gygin]

Petty never dies

[@KamadreJohnson]

Why he would have a good relationship with her after all she did I will never understand. Anything outside of the kids I say screw you.

[@pyro7150]

probably because the ex wife bf was manipulating her to some degree

[@KamadreJohnson]

@pyro7150 I feel no manipulation happened. She wanted to get rid of him for a long time and the ap gave her the confidence to go through with it.

[@pyro7150]

@@KamadreJohnson maybe but for me it sounds like the ex's bf poisoned her against the husband, of course i dont condone what she done or say op should go back with her but she could be a victim of manipulation

[@jonathancole4482]

most of that shit was all the boyfriend and this is like 10 years down the road plenty of time to reconcile

[@KamadreJohnson]

@jonathancole4482 it may have been the bf, but she didn't have to do all that. When you put a restraining order on someone so they can't see their children, to me that's unforgivable. You don't separate a parent from their children out of spite. That's just wrong.

[@christopherjennings2830]

The Klingons have a saying that " ...revenge is a dish best served cold". 😂

[@frontstreettea]

Master petty 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😂

[@SpaghettiBelly]

Tdlr, his "revenge," took 10 years, and all the AF got was being in the "doghouse. ".... very underwhelming and mild revenge. His ex is still with this jackass and he didnt lose his job, nor did he really get that much into trouble beaides some mild inconvenience and high blood pressure.

[@patricfriberg2678]

doghouse at work = no pay increase, no year end bonuses, probably known in his company as the "unreliable one" since he cost the company time AND money (the material that was in the van), will probably not be allowed to have any big responsibility again, will probably be skipped over for promotions until he retires. doghouse at home = berated every time he complains about something (not quite as damning but still). i agree that it is probably not a lot at home. the workplace doghouse is worse but still, not a massive problem (except for pay increase and year end bonus).

[@hesterhelenaprinsloo3500]

Still, it was 10 years of school in consequences of your actions for boyfriend and ex and for the children how to live while you do not please people PLUS do not give people an inch to mess with you. I approve. He was still kind to his fellow man, ex and her next .

[@johnojeda3900]

Why you didn't you mention the part that the ex-wife became friends with Op over the year and mention to him that she was actually about to leave him because he's literally the definition of incompetent.

[@Stormyang4358]

I'm sure people are wondering why would an ex-wife would still be with the boyfriend(her boss) because I think she's probably have no choice as time went on, and no options available for her anymore as she is getting older while OP is being satisfy with his current life. Ex-wife is basically stuck so her next option is to remain friendly terms with OP if possible, and came to realize she screwed up. She can't be OP's wife anymore but as a friend that harbor some respect for the efforts that OP has done. I think ex realizes that OP was willing to put effort while boyfriend couldn't. This made her realize she was useless and incapable in some case scenario like when she couldn't pick up the kids which made her ask OP to pick up kids but OP refused. The outcome is that OP wasn't a simp to follow ex-wife's demands, it made ex wife more vulnerable and realized OP is officially done with her. Another part is that ex soon realized that OP was a great man and she lost him. Funny enough, she already knew OP was not a threat and she became a people pleaser with her boyfriend. Again the court thought the proceedings was dumb and lecture the ex. She thought that being with the boyfriend and follow his demands was a great way to live. No, things are getting complicated over years living with the boyfriend even the ex-wife mentioned to OP that boyfriend have deal with the consequences at the end of the story. Way to go to trade a good respect husband for a incompetent, control freak boyfriend.

[@godmadesam]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Love this long awaited revenge!

[@robingreengrow1377]

Nice one But i wouldnt be feiends wirh someone who kicks me out of my own house and acts like that It was all the evil boyfriend.....mhm

[@valkie9781]

He didnt say friends, just good relationship Probably just means non-toxic relationship for the sake of their kids

[@someonehelpmewithaname]

Its funny how his ex unknowingly helped him get revenge😂

[@NS-tm2th]

You don't gotta be friends in order to provide a civil space for your children.

[@jjthe]

Not once did he refer to his ex as his friend

[@trnphantom2586]

@@NS-tm2th I wouldn’t say you necessarily have to be friends, but you can’t hate each other either

[@alexdavis1321]

I just wanna know what you mean by you can’t press charges for stealing a car?

[@kumikor3392]

Probably has to do with it being a domestic issue, since the driver of the car -the kid -lived in the same house as the shitty affair partner. That also happens in the US too.

[@SplitRoute]

@@kumikor3392 fair but the vehicle isn’t in anyone’s name but OP’s S/O, so I would assume that there would be justification to charge as theft, being as nobody gave him permission (from what I saw) and in that case he could be assumed to have stolen the keys for personal gain in any manner

[@dimsufferer9951]

It’s Canada, you can’t press charges, only the government can

[@ritaerror7829]

​@@SplitRoutethought it's still hard to prove there was no premission given by word...

[@lolbrb8697]

Law student in Canada here, the cops can arrest him if they want but you can’t press charges on someone here only the crown can charge someone with something like theft. Theoretically OP could have sued the guy if any damage was done or for the price of everything, but as shown in the video that was handled outside of court. I hope this helps

[@thedragonofcanada6659]

0:15 that pipe got piped

[@jacksongunner7122]

I’m not sure that kind of petty stuff really got him but have to wonder why he’s on good terms with his cheating ex.

[@harryrodriguez5509]

no

[@astroboy3291]

Hey reading, where's the link to part 1?

[@dustynhardesty1211]

kzbin.infoUb0GkkDNgoA

[@coolash6787]

Nah, why the fuck you you still be friends with your ex?

[@ric1101]

I mean it’s the mother of his children you can’t be bitter at them because of the affect on the kids ( even tho they are grown ) I’m guessing the “friendship” is just mutual respect as they are the bio parents

[@DelRae]

Because he has like 3+ kids with her

[@SarahGF-F]

Mate get a grip would yeah people ha e every right to be friends with an ex (s) it's really not hard to understand. They kinda do need to have communication with eachother because they did have kids together like put to and to together pls. Not trying to be rude but I don't think you understand the situation here.

[@xegin1572]

Being friends and having a good relationship isn't quite the same, you can be cordial with your ex, share important news that impact each other and the kids, and call that "having a good relationship"

[@dekrus]

​@@ric1101 yep, couldnt agree more. Honestly even if the marriage ends bitterly, i find it admirable when parents manage to stay kind and respectful of each other, even celebrating one another on mother's/father's day, birthdays, and holidays despite being divorced. Things like that just make me so heartwarmed, knowing that parents like that are setting a good model for a healthy co-parenting relationship built on mutual respect ❤

[@zae_llama9111]

Weak revenge.

[@jimmyjohnjuan]

But legal.

[@jacobmiglionico7023]

Weak my ass You're just mad cause there wasnt any juicy drama or violence

[@qs4177]

@@jacobmiglionico7023yes

[@luizaugustofarias523]

Think of this now - the dude managed to get the boyfriend arrested, screwed with his career, got the guy's boss pissed and to lose money with the material stuck at the impound, got paid 600 bucks for all the trouble, and had 0 trouble for all of that, this is as good as an actual revenge can get without risking having to resort to physical violence 😂

[@lynx.cb97]

I mean it was a revenge where nothing harmed the op, he couldn't possibly get into legal trouble for that and that guy still got into trouble

[@the_animal_ark]

Ahah

[@chipzz86]

airtags came out 2021but he had them 10 years ago i smell poop and lots of it

[@xNullSkillz]

i mean, 90% of these stories are AI generated these days. so i take it as just entertainment :D

[@luisdunfordgavira]

The second story didn't happen 10yrs ago it happened 10yrs after the first one

[@chasecogsdell6083]

Tile tags were out in 2014 could’ve been them and he used AirTag as a generalized word for it

[@dimsufferer9951]

Are you thick? The first part of the story happened 10 years ago, not the second part

[@inannaenigma9391]

His wife left him ten years ago. This story takes place in present day.