r/MaliciousCompliance - Karen Boss Terrorizes and "FIRES" EVERYONE! Army Vet Destroys Her!

[@numpiregaming7673]

Lesson for everyone: military will pick on the other branches but if anyone crosses a brother or sister we all band together.

[@christophercuston]

From family experience, you're correct. Grandpa (Air Force) and his brothers (Marines.)

[@lancerevell5979]

As a veteran of two hitches - first USAF, second US Navy - this is exactly true! 😎👍

[@karmagal78]

My dad: Navy/Marine (corpsman. Marines called him a Devil Doc). One of my dad’s buddies that he still talks to: Army. One of my mom’s brothers: (passed away in 2017) Army. My dad’s BIL through his sister: (he passed in 1990) Air Force. My dad’s aunt: (passed in 2015) Air Force (how she met her husband, as well, as he was Air Force). But all would agree with this sentiment. They would pick on each other until someone tries to pick on one of them who wasn’t military.

[@rosemarymegan]

Exactly they are family, you stick together normally, which makes treason by your family even worse.

[@vanguardangel6912]

My grandfathers were Navy. My Dad was Army. I tried to join the Air Force and National Guard (medical issue; I'm still really sad I couldn't get in). You're hella right!

[@merlinathrawes746]

And to think, the original security company REALLY screwed up by moving Tasha to a site she was incapable of supervising. It's amazing she kept her job at the company after losing the previous account she was responsible for and WHY she lost it.

[@lancerevell5979]

She should have been fired and blacklisted from the entire industry. 😡

[@ostlandr]

As OP mentioned, she was sleeping with the employee at the security company in charge of contracts, so. . . She did lose her job temporarily.

[@merlinathrawes746]

@@ostlandr True, but given her track record and the value of the contract OP was assigned to, it's still surprising some bigwig at security HQ didn't see red flags.

[@wstavis3135]

That XX chromosome power is great. It's a complete "get outta jail free" card, right up until the time it isn't anymore. Tasha deserves everything she earned thru her hard efforts.

[@FirstIsa]

@@merlinathrawes746 Companies like allied idiots and three dot are anomalies. Your far more likely to run into comparatively smaller companies like Saint Moritz that don't really pay attention to the regional offices unless they stop turning a profit or get the company sued, franchise operations like Signal 86 where corporate only cares about their licensing fee getting paid, or small companies run be retired military or law enforcement. Small local companies tend to get the large local contracts becomes companies want to know they can win if they have to sue you for fucking up, or because they know the owner from his previous career. exceptions being like AU have the contract for Amazon security (birds of a feces covered feather flocking together there) or if the company can drag the state into a lawsuit (which is why Securitas and AU get most hospital contracts- hospitals have mastered throwing security under the bus for even tangentially related screw ups).

[@damienhailey118]

So she got all these guys who were good at their jobs either fired or driven to quit. Did she think they would just vanish into the aether? That other construction and security companies wouldn't appreciate the skilled talent she was kicking out? She just seeded the local industry with people who were DONE with her shit. She literally made her bed.

[@SabersLionHugger]

The sole goal of Tasha was to punish men for being men because she hates men. That's all that mattered to her.

[@Galaxy1001D]

Small wonder that I've heard women say: "I'd never hire a woman."

[@alyssatipton5080]

I’ve worked for Securitas and Allied Universal. People like Tasha are absolutely RAMPANT in security. If a site seemed like it was too good to be true, you bet your sweet bippy someone like her was about to ruin it

[@rcrawford42]

Tasha needed to learn that a hostile work environment targeting veterans is illegal.

[@poohbear4515]

I remember hearing a phrase from a military guy from a reddit story. “You take good care of your men. But if you don’t, they’ll take care of you.” Not sure if I said that right, but it’s definitely true.

[@ostlandr]

Yep. In Vietnam, an incompetent "90 day wonder" 2nd Lieutenant could get you very dead (which happened a lot, sadly.) The problem was sometimes "taken care off" by a live fragmentation grenade somehow ending up under the fatally incompetent CO's bunk. This became known as "fragging." Rumor has it that this tradition continued during the "War on Terror."

[@ginoholland9060]

It's "If you take care of your men, they will take care of you. And if you don't, they'll 'take care' of you"

[@Sparten7F4]

The version I heard was 'If you take care of your boys, they'll take care of you. And if you don't, they'll also take care of you. One of those just involves a casket is all.'

[@SingingSealRiana]

You have the same thing in the animal kingdom either the "Alpha" does a really good job, or the others will turn on them mercylessly. Humans often have this weird blindness failing to see how authority has to be earned and is not inate, but the moment it is life or death it gets clear very fast again. Military cant effort inkompetent Leaders and once the lesson is learned there is no unlerning it. Leadership is a privelage relying on the social contract of you putting the good of the many first if you fail your duty you will get abandoned if you are lucky. Do not go after a group with a good reason to be protective of eachother either, it spelles doom and with what vets have been through and how they are failed upon return . . . Yeah, they close rank and are indeed very protectiv of eachother

[@randycarter2001]

Trouble was there was no oversight. Any competent executive can detect when things start going badly. So with nobody checking up or investigating this BS went on far to long. To long to recover from.

[@LilFireFox]

*Starts to give a standing ovation.* This was pure magic and poetry. Victor is an MVP... and make note: NEVER mess with a Marine or a SEAL.

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

I don't understand why everyone didn't start Documenting the Unholy Howling HELL out of EVERYTHING once Girls evil scheme went off and thus Documented everything Tasha was doing and file formal complaints against her for Harassment... I know I would have... She gets enough Harassment Complaints from enough Guards that HR would have no choice but to fire her...

[@gorilladisco9108]

It was a surprise call to OP. Maybe he didn't have recorder ready at the time. Also, Jim messed up big time.

[@LiminallyYours]

@@gorilladisco9108 He's not saying OP should have documented what "Girl" did, bur rather than once that lawsuit (by Girl) hit, they should have been on high alert, and because of that, once Tasha rolled in they should have documented what Tasha did. Not the same woman. I agree, the targeted inspections and reports really were so easy to report her for, but I guess the army guys just weren't used to that system and didn't think to use it for themselves.

[@sailor5853]

They probably did. No one cared. She was hired because of alleged sexism, HR either loved her or was too scared to do anything.

[@joleenphillips2415]

Tasha ought to consider her stupid self damn lucky. It's illegal to obtain information from files at your job to harrass them. And she continued to break laws. The right person would have found a way to get her prosected and jailed.

[@aluminumfalcon552]

A Marine can be your best friend or your worst enemy, you damn well better treat them with respect.

[@WorgenGrrl]

Oooh-Rah!

[@wyntresorrow403]

Roflmao. Civilians arent required to obey military orders. They want respect, then they should give it. Their choice of job dosent automatically afford them respect. Go eat crayons

[@lynprincevalli5221]

Dam straight! My big brother was a Marine and I only say was because he has passed on now. Once a Marine always a Marine! I can still hear my brother someone pissed him off "I'll rip off your head and shit down your throat!" Lol!

[@bleachfan2.029]

Dam right, I have a marine drill instructor who’s a regular at the restaurant I work at, super nice guy but when a entitled customer started to rip me a new one for no reason, well he scared the hell out of me when he blew up on the entitled idiot. It was hilarious and frightening because I didn’t know he could be so loud, he’s usually a soft speaker.

[@YouTubePurgetheblackplague]

It depends on how they first treat you. At one company I was hired the veteran was only nice to other veterans, while a jerk to civilians employees.

[@walmartdog1142]

This story deserves to be made into a screenplay.

[@Ozz04]

Why not it's already fictional.

[@ethribin4188]

It cant be made into a screenplay. It eould be seen as sexist.

[@Ozz04]

@@ethribin4188 Well yeah, that's part of the way I could tell the OP was changing the facts around. OP is sexist, he doesn't even hide it that well. I've seen this thing happen quite a few times where I've worked. The company finally start hieing women and the old guard can't handle it. Oh they come up with excuses. "Women can't handle it" is a classic dog whistle and it what it usually means is "Some women leave because they're being harassed". This isn't a story of triumph over incompetent women. It's a barely concealed rage dump from a man who was made to account for his sexism and how toxic masculinity can ruin everything for everyone.

[@keriannekerr1876]

If this story is trie then it is a disgusting affront on equality for women. Women are supposed to be past the era of screwing their way to prominent positions. A guy can't spread his legs for a job (chances that his boss would be interested is low) so a woman shouldn't either. It also makes men in power look bad if they would risk the company's success just to get their part wet.

[@badmoons73]

This one is my favorite by far. Never mess with a marine!

[@carolyntaylor7]

As a Marine, I’ll suggest one tiny correction: there is no such thing as an ex-Marine. Once a Marine, always a Marine. 😊

[@GosieKin]

​@@carolyntaylor7 - Semper Fi!

[@TheQuietTyper]

I think another lesson to take from this is that you shouldn't burn bridges in an industry that you want to stay in. You never know who will go from subordinate to boss.

[@irkalla100]

My best friend is an ex Marine. One of my father figures growing up was a Marine. Yeah, can confirm: messing with a Marine is just bad for your health. Loved this story so much.

[@Allantitan]

What I’m getting from these comments is that military people tend to be like siblings no matter which branch they are in. It also makes me think of the saying “only I can mess with/bully my siblings if anyone else does the same then they better run” (I may have paraphrased a bit but same gist )

[@LexieChr]

Spite truly is one hell of a motivator!

[@brianrogers7360]

Story 1. Too bad op didn't record the 1st convo. That broad woulda been fired and removed. And that one supervisor, all thise write ups could be interpreted as harassment. That HR group sounds like they were useless and should have been fired

[@ghislainedefeligonde5166]

OP "working there was great" goes on to describe abysmal working conditions. I guess one reason for hiring all ex military, they know how to work through shitty conditions. And look at the thanks they got, at the loyalty from the security firm and the oil company. Disgusting.

[@Allantitan]

To be fair it probably was better than the stuff they went through while on tour

[@christinalyons9038]

I've heard this story before & ill say what I said then, neither one of those women got the punishment they deserved & those men didn't get the justice they deserved, not really. Yea karma caught up to Tasha eventually but after yrs of good men losing jobs & her living on the high horse & the 1st woman should've been sued & charged with crimes & gone to jail. Women like this make me sick. But Jim was stupid, he shouldn't have had any relationship with her, but definitely shouldn't have discussed it on a company phone. How could he not see her behavior was so different in person as to the msgs she sent on the company phone & the fact that she ever msg'd him on the company phone to begin with. After the 1st msg all kind of red flags would've been going off for me & I would've acted like I didn't know what she was talking about & told her explicitly in the msg do not contact me again unless it is pertaining to work or I'm going to HR

[@gorilladisco9108]

About Jim, as Samsung said in their ads, "The penis stronger." ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@charlayned]

I can totally attest that you do not mess around with a Marine. My little brother served during the Reagan administration, both a Camp David and doing some operations where he told me he would be out of touch for awhile and to not worry about him. There were people who tried messing with him and found out that he didn't play, he finished things they started with such a flare and such. He got fired once, now he's in IT, his own company, and is making the decisions.

[@jacknoe4024]

WHERE'S STEVE-O? Justice for the editor!

[@RunnyBabbitMom]

He forgot Steveo was in the basement so he didn't feed him.

[@serendipitous_discoveries]

😢

[@KGAGamer]

Respect to OP and their crew. And MAD respect to Victor. I agree, he started a war... and he ABSOLUTELY won!

[@sarahmiller2431]

Why did none of the guys who quit document the write ups? Like if I got a write up for having a bad haircut or a string on my clothes or wet clothes in the rain i would be documenting documenting socumenting. Id be getting ohysical copies of those write ups and taking timestamped photks of my unifkrms

[@_xxmidnight5351]

Victor's honestly amazing for putting up like that for so long

[@fpcoleman57]

6:39 "And now it would be a good time to get some popcorn and a drink." Fantastic! You made me laugh. Thanks. Much love!!!

[@keeganlafferty1395]

Victor went down fighting like the soldier he was, total scorched earth right there with that harsh crackdown on the fake stickers, even teaching the others how to spot a fake, moral of the story: don't mess with a military man, and that goes double for his friends or fellow military men

[@Coolchris158]

Can we get a new pro revenge/ Nuclear revenge episode?

[@grimsonforce7504]

Right I miss those subs. In fact that was how I found this channel through pro and nuclear revenge. I like to roll through the playlist every once in a while.

[@Coolchris158]

@@grimsonforce7504 I found another KZbinr that does revenge stories. It’s not as good as DF but it’s okay. The name is Storytime.

[@thunder_wolf23]

Self-important Karen: "Please help! I was incompetent and rude and discriminatory toward all your friends, my husband left me because I cheated on him, and everyone I screwed over is denying me work!" Chad Marine: "No. F*** you and say hi to Satan for me."

[@Traveler19491]

Pro tip: Never call a Marine "ex". I had a Marine instruct me that there's no such thing as an "ex" Marine. Only "former" Marines. Great story!

[@jedediahcoulbourne1791]

Marines come in two distinct varieties, active duty and retired.

[@Allantitan]

@@jedediahcoulbourne1791I thought it was “active duty and on vacation”?

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Never mess with a Lawyer...they have Friends in Low and Infernal Places... Never mess with a Marine...they have Friends in Dark and Dangerous Places... And may the Gods have Mercy on your Poor, Idiotic Soul if you ever mess with a Marine that becomes a Lawyer... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣

[@Allantitan]

Or even a marine who MARRIED a lawyer

[@pyrusmew5]

Okay I’m starting to think that Fluff has moved North, either that or Stevo isn’t being fed well

[@wendyhamm9722]

😂😂😂 Agreed! The background really needs to be changed.

[@serendipitous_discoveries]

Stevo! Spring is sprung, the grass is riz, I wonder where the flowers is

[@tigerdeadlytiger]

Melt the snowman Fill your pool Put on some sunglasses Dark Fluff is cool!

[@raarasunai4896]

“Isn’t is sexism to assume you should get the promotion just because you were born a woman?” OP spitting truth there. It. Goes. Both. Ways.

[@buildtherobots]

25:34 the world's tiniest violin playing just for the oil company 🤌

[@silverflight01]

The initial premise reminded me of this old EntitledParents story covered by another channel. That post's premise was that there was this girl who always won a particular competition in her class, prize was being in a pizza party with other class winners, and one year, OP would win this class competition. Karen's response? Be in absolute denial and accuse OP of cheating and being possessed by a demon, which culminated in Karen ruining the pizza party as "Revenge", leading her to get banned, and she pulled the girl (who was a good sport about the loss, btw) out of the school in protest. This is far worse though. Karen was so salty about not getting the promotion that she pulls the sexism card, got two competent people replaced by unqualified individuals, and Tasha followed suit, turning a well-working security force into a bunch of terrible useless pricks. If there is any silver lining, it's that all of the veterans (or at least the ones OP mentioned) didn't give up and found better opportunities, while Tasha was fired and sort-of blacklisted for the crap she pulled and lost everything

[@garek56]

As a security officer myself this story makes me shake my head soooo hard

[@matthewaldridge9305]

Tasha didn't do it by her self she used friends as dead weight untill the company went under

[@veroxid]

I'm surprised the security company stuck it out for so long. I mean, I understand their worry 100% but after a bit they likely would have had enough evidence to prove she was terminated for proper reasons. And since the burden of proof fell to the two women to begin with, would it not have been an open and shut case at that point?

[@jaypritchett6846]

*I’m a woman, and I hate when chicks act like that!!!* My hubby works for a roofing warehouse, and there are only two girls that work there (both in the office). And a lot of guys that start working in the warehouse don’t last long. They’ll be there for a few months then quit (and these are full grown men!). But, once a girl tried to work in the actual warehouse, because she said she was “tough, strong, and could handle more than all the men in the warehouse combined!” 🙄 I was surprised when they hired her, but my hubby said she kept complaining. (Not surprised there though. 🤭 lol) She was saying that they would purposely give her the biggest/hardest jobs to put together, and they were doing this to bully her. She would also get jealous that the guys wouldn’t let her into their “group conversations”. All the guys there didn’t want anything to do with her, because they’re all _very_ perverted. (I’ve met them all. So, I know! lol) And if she heard them talk, she’d probably report SH. Eventually, she quit. I’ll work in the warehouse once in a while. But, it’s only when I’m helping my hubby do things on weekends or when they’re doing inventory counts.

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

7:48 What an amazing friend you were to “Victor”. The best kind of friend.

[@Mooskym]

Wait, Victor didn't "maliciously comply", he just did his job! His job was to prevent people without proper authorization to come onto the site from coming onto the site. Him not doing that would be considered a security breach, and would be a fire-able offence pretty much anywhere else! In other words, this company almost went bankrupt because they were too cheap to give people proper entrance passes, and letting the people who needed them to buy counterfeit ones. Well, that, and not actually looking into what their insane supervisors were doing.

[@freethebirds3578]

That site, from the description, sounds like what my navy veteran sister would call Charlie Foxtrot. Utter incompetence from the leadership of both companies involved. I suppose the oil company is "too big to fail" but I wonder how long a corporation can sustain such a system.

[@synthwolfe8906]

i love at the end. "Oh no, I can't find work because EVERYONE just so happens to be people i fired!!" Well, if you hadn't forced them out, then 1, they wouldn't have known who you really were, and 2, they wouldn't have scattered to the winds, taking positions to block you later on.

[@saiyantwan]

I'm happy it worked out for all those that were wronged, but I hated how much he focused on ex-military vs. non and how that seemed to be why they are lazy. I know former military who end up losing whatever discipline they gained while in.

[@NexiSanada]

To me its a case of these guys did enough actual combat zone stuff that at some point good habits and discipline are baked into their being and they walk out of the military keeping that for the rest of their lives because it literally saved theirs. not saying this happens to all ex-military, but its the primary reason. Most Non-military are people like me who are lazy and/or lack personal discipline because we live in a world where there's enough of us doing something to slack off. That's not to say if you give me a task and I understand how to do it then i won't make an honest attempt. But if you teach a person to get up and do something everyday and maximize their time spent even a non-military will keep up with a disciplined ex-military. Its all centered around a lack of motivation or discipline. more of the first than the second usually it feels like.

[@brendonkline596]

To Ray and Victor... OORAH!!!! To OP and all the vets in the story, thank you all for your service and sacrifice.

[@davekramer4266]

1st; this is Not in the USA, as about 5+ Federal worker laws would have already been broken! Also this security Company had some Pretty Bad Lawyers, as her Bogus charges could easily be broken..

[@mcapps1]

3,000 cars an hour??? Bullshit

[@samuelfisher3733]

I can tell how often i listen to videos like this when i heard the start of the story and knew i had heard it before.

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

Sometimes, when karma comes for you, it does so with its own army.

[@5PctJuice]

Maybe it's just because I'm in a mood but at a certain point I just started thinking "I get it, you're a veteran, vets are apparently the only competent security guards in the world, and it sucks watching other vets forced out of a good job. Please stop bringing it up every 3 sentences." Story's fucked, Tasha can get fucked, obviously it was a horrible situation and I don't bemoan their service at all, but the way this was written just reminds me of people whose entire personality is having served and I can't stand that type. Like I said, it might just be me being in a mood because I had a long work day and barely got any sleep last night.

[@EchoMirage72]

I didn't even realise it until you had said something, but yeah completely right. Also a lot of the story was completely useless to the malicious compliance.

[@garrettjackson913]

Semper Fi!!! Hoorah!!!!

[@chantellenew2331]

Yup, I was married to a Marine for 45 yrs. I totally understand.

[@patriciaaturner289]

My dad was a former Marine. I grew up knowing not to F*** with a Marine.

[@StaticShock234]

Fluff I think it's time to change the background. It's spring and soon to be summer

[@birdie8844]

But it’s supposed to snow tomorrow…😅

[@baldrian22]

even if not needing to work its a good thing to have something to do. might not do a full time job but even so having something to do is most likely quite postive for your health, both the physical but also the mental health.

[@jvaneyl5826]

this story doesn't sound real, too many parts of it don't add up.. Why would a company accept such simple write-ups to lead to someone getting fired instead of the supervisor getting fired for making such a fuss about nothing? it doesn't make sense. And how can a building site be visited by 2000 cars each day? Mostly building sites have seperate parking lots and the workers walk through a security gate AFTER they park their cars. Only delivery vehicles go through security gates. And why would the pass -through be set up in such a way that security needs to stand next to the gate and check each car or badge in person? this story sounds made-up.

[@kristineguetschow9134]

How can 2000 cars be inspected in eight hours?

[@kurisueru]

That’s 4 cars a minute. They’re swiping a badge and checking a sticker. It tracks that you could do 3-4 a minute.

[@brendaburgner-williams8515]

I'm from a Military family. Army, Marines and Navy. They are all vets except my son, who is finishing up his 20th year and a couple of cousins. One uncle served on the maiden voyage of the USS Enterprise, another uncle was in Vietnam. Two of my husband's brothers were in Dessert Storm. They are all Heroes to me. Dad, Sister, nephew were in the Army. Three uncles and three brother in-laws were in the Marines. One uncle and a couple of cousins served with the Navy. My son still serves with the Navy. He joined in 2004. I'm very proud of him. He was also finally able to buy his first house.

[@kimsnyder5456]

Unfortunately sexism and the underlining hated of women is so ingrained in our culture that most people don't recognize it, they will defend the behavior, they blame the victim and even participate in it themselves. You may be right but you may also be wrong. I just want to bring awareness to the issue so my child's life will be easier than mine.

[@thirtykbc]

You really resurrected an oldie here

[@chrissimmons9743]

11:24 To Be Fair, Being a Vet doesn't entitle you to respect, but the extent of not being respectful that little miss entitled was described as going to was definitely overstepping despite the lack of entitlement to respect by the other workers.

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

Story 1 - First, this is an amazing story. Thank you for sharing this OP. Second What this woman did is absolutely disgusting. How dare she cry sexism and sexual harassment etc when SHE is the one using her gender to blackmail people and get her way. As a woman I am disgusted by her behaviour towards her male colleagues. Disgusted and incredibly disappointed.

[@Fangs-jo4bq]

Ok that company are complete dummy. And the company needs to fine the people who lied and screwed up the staff.

[@ActuallyHoudini]

EASTENDERS SPOTTED IN THE WILD

[@nyarlolhotep514]

Sounds like total bullshit.

[@DenserThanNutronium]

"Whoever thought that one person ..." Ahem, 'Whoever thougth that one Marine could take down;' typical Tuesday ...

[@kenshinflyer]

Well, Tasha, "The foot you step on today might be the same foot that will kick your ass tomorrow."

[@lycanthewerewolf6801]

Ah, it's good to hear this story again.

[@zetrif]

First story, yeah, she had a point, I definitely could hear sexism in that text omg

[@shatavaballard1854]

@DarkFluff are you going to do any nuclear/pro revenge stories anymore? Those were THE BEST 😂😂 those stories are what made me start following ❤

[@Heirrogance]

That mc is basically scorched earth lmao

[@Flammifleure]

I guess I'm going to go against the grain and say that this whole thing sounds very suspicious to me. - A site is staffed by almost all men, all military. More or less all saints. - The story features not one, but _two_ stereotypical conniving women who use toxic feminism and sleeping with the boss to get ahead and persecute the innocent men. And this after the guy makes a token "not many owmen worked there but there were all good". Given that according to him the most memorable women there were _not_ good... it's a rather odd thing to say. - And then we're to beleive that a construction site that's been active for five+ years is still having issues with cars not having the right kind of identification? Becuase construction companies are all filled with illegal immigrants and criminals? - In fact, this place was supposed to be a dream job, and yet there was all this corruption in terms of illegal workers and stuff? Either the army guys _weren't_ doing a great job at weeding these people out, or else this problem is greatly exaggerated. - Tasha was supposedly nitpicking minor issues in order to harass workers out of jobs. By OP's own description, Victor was kind of a problem guy, very abrasive. Surely she wouldn't have to try hard to find reasons to pick on him. Yet he stayed the longest, and even when he became a direct inconvenience to her, she couldn't find one thing to write him up for? - And _then_ the oil company asks Victor to stop doing his job -- the job they hired him for -- because apparently they like having criminals working for them and stealing all their supplies. Maybe I'm wrong, but the more I think about it, this sounds more like the fantasy of a conservative man bitter over seeing women in the workplace, especially a traditionally male environment. At best, I suspect there's more to this story and while Tasha and the other women may have been vindictive there was probably real problems -- including sexism -- going on as well. At worst, the whole thing is made up for the sole purpose of making ambitious women (and immigrant construciton workers) look bad. And of course make the Marines look good.

[@riel4553]

Oh no no, they aren't more or less saints, they are "moody" "abrasive" but that's ok they don't bother OP. Also what is that place that has SO many vehicles forging stickers every day? It's not like it's a music concert. Do they forge the license plates too?

[@Flammifleure]

Yeah, that's kind the point where I really began quesitoning it, like why would so many people want to get onto the site illegally?And why did this suddenly become an issue only after most of the ex-soldiers left when it seems the same construction companies remained? The security agency getting a lousy boss wouldn't cause the constructions workers to magically turn into criminals. The thing with their being too stereotypically Evil women made me uneasy, but yeah it was the stuff about the oodles of criminal construction workers that really got me to questioning it. And I realised even more "off" things after I wrote my post. The whole story with Jim and Girl... at best Jim was an idiot who let an employee seduce him (which i'm sure is a violation of ehtics) and promised her a promotion, which he then failed to deliver on and then just up and vanished when he realised that oops, there would be consequences. Yet OP never breathes a word of condemnation against him, and magically reconnects with him afterwards despite the fact that he should have been blacklisted, given that people believed Girl that he had been sexually harassing/strong-arming her.

[@damien678]

YEP!!!

[@OddTin]

Exactly, thank you!

[@annaneu9954]

I scrolled quite a while to get to this post. Perfectly put what I made me question the whole story.

[@salomerodriguez5145]

Wow, that company fucked up on so many levels 🙃

[@michellemartinov6267]

Gosh that security job sounds a lot like nursing but without the overtime. We’d only get overtime when we’d work over 40 hours in a week. When I first started working as a nurse about 38 years ago, anything over an 8 hour shift was overtime so I’d work 3 16 hour shifts in a week making 24 hours straight time and 24 hours overtime and that was worthwhile. Then they changed us up to 12 hour shifts and that all went away. You’d have to work over 40 hours in the week to get overtime. Also they changed us from sick time, vacation time and holiday time to paid time off and screwed everyone out of 8 hours in total. Imagine how much money the hospital system saved by doing this. Boggles the mind doesn’t it?

[@shockdiesel3470]

You took a thirty five minute video I originally found on the youtube channel r slash, you made it 26 minutes and you actually made it entertaining for me. Dark Fluff, how do you super power to do that?

[@phincampbell1886]

"... I was under a medical discharge." Oh, he had a medical discharge on him, huh?! Ick...! Might have caught something when, standing there with his hard hat, his supervisor turned up and relieved him...

[@j.d.l._666]

Story #1: you would think the company would suspect sth, if over 5 years NO ONE quits, but then after 2 month of Tashas employment almost ALL "old guys" quit! How stup1d can a company be!!

[@blackgemstone801]

The only credit I can give them is it *could* (not necessarily was) be seen as sexist retaliation since the Karen's first lawsuit was so brown pants to them.

[@j.d.l._666]

True. But in the end this Karen destroyed a company because the company let it just happen. I don't know, if I was someone high ranking in this company I would have hired a new FEMALE person to do HER job, better than she does, and fire her, before a those good people quit. Like, if they would have hired a female military person to do her job, how could she claim sexism?

[@Neicorr]

Decency and respect is the only way. I don’t care what or who you are, there is no status in life above that.

[@dxjxc91]

There are still some very terrible people that escaped Karma. Basically a happy ending, but the villain's coconspirators slink into the shadows baiting a seaquel.

[@KazeShikamaru]

One of my favorites. I love this one.

[@lulolie]

Ooh, I remember that first story. I'd call that vile woman a snake, but snakes don't deserve tbat kind of slander.

[@thelastofthemachines]

To be clear, what Jim did would have gotten them fired at any large corporation. He's actually a really big illustration of why you never dip your pen in the company ink and tbh everything that happened afterward is because of his inability to keep it in his pants. Tasha should have been fired just based on poor employee retention alone.

[@lisaphares2286]

If anyone is wondering which company that is, it’s Exxon Mobile.

[@maryjoyspohrer256]

(literally pauses video to get a fresh glass of iced tea and a bowl of popcorn)

[@maryjoyspohrer256]

Hooorah!!!!

[@Midnightstories68]

That company are complete dummy. And the company needs to fine the people who lied and screwed up the staff.

[@richewilson6394]

It would have been cheaper if they just pay Tasha off and said that she was too much of a liability even among the men now.

[@richardshawver7264]

I'm EX navy. Ya navy and marines are often at odds. But those are family squabbles. Get between them and you meet a united front. At one marine base I was so well known I never had to show my ID. I was accepted. Love those guys. But cross them and you get more than you ask for.

[@hellfire66683]

Being 11B who was also memedical discharged I know what it is like to bounce from job to job

[@alanaralston]

This guy low key only respects other veterans.

[@homyachik]

Thought so too. He phrases it as if others are lazy, incompetent or disrespectful or all of the above

[@ladyvee2090]

​@@homyachikI mean In this story they were. And veterans usually have a hard time getting by once out of the military, so this business hiring a bunch of veterans is great.

[@ostlandr]

I respectfully disagree. Remember, Tasha and the new guards were so thunderingly incompetent that the company lost the contract for their building, and they all rightfully lost their jobs. Tasha was actively forcing the veterans out of their jobs so that her lazy, incompetent cronies could steal them. IMHO if good employees had been coming on site through proper channels, even if they weren't veterans, so long as they were good at their jobs and not complete buttholes, OP and his brother veterans would have been fine with that. Also, OP mentioned that as part of the contract with the oil company, the security company was supposed to be giving hiring preference to vets. It was only a loophole in said contract that let Tasha bring in non-veterans.

[@ostlandr]

@@homyachik They were. This was the bunch that were so incompetent that they cost the company their building's contract, and lost their jobs because of it.

[@homyachik]

@@ladyvee2090 but in his phrasing it seems that they are incompetent, because they don't have military background. And even though I believe the OP in his judgement I still can't shake off the feeling that there's some prejudice

[@jamessparks7728]

Semper Fi

[@ruthugo9342]

Come in girls! Be better!

[@lilbeanme]

Thank you❤🎉

[@panhandlep]

Good ending achieved

[@KYLEandALEX]

this is this fifth time I've heard this story

[@Robodogo-sc7si]

25:26 yeah the selen tatsuki incident is how.

[@pridewolfcosplay2593]

Amazing video Darkfluff

[@SuperWikiMan]

I'm confused. So this guy was weeding out vehicles with counterfeit permits entering a restricted area, and the business they were trying to enter was mad about this? It's an oil company, right? I don't know how things work in the States, but in Australia, if an accident or audit opened an investigation and a company was found to be doing something like that, the government would descend on them like the sword of Damocles. We're talking insane fines, jail time, site shutdowns. It's not even worth the risk. I can't even imagine people being so cavalier about regulatory compliance.

[@christsdisciple3105]

I've heard this story before... possibly told by RSlash. Still fun.

[@DarkEinherjar]

Ah, I've read that one before, minus the update about Tasha's karma catching up to her. Great story. Lesson of the day: don't b-rn bridges. The butt you kick today may be the butt you have to kiss tomorrow.

[@JamesDavy2009]

Wise words on the latter.

[@here-right-here]

The "girl"?

[@riel4553]

No seriously, why didn't she get a fake name. She's not like that guy that wasn't important to the story.

[@here-right-here]

The men were not called "boys". No misogyny amongst that crew? That kind of atmosphere creates resentment. Could that be why they wanted to get rid of the ex-military guys?

[@dazerla]

And he's so disrespectful to all women in this story including women veterans who apparently couldn't keep up with the job. I wonder why?

[@oswaldtime]

I realized which story this is pretty early on. I had heard it years ago on R/Slash, and i assumed it was an old upload of DarkFluff until i realized at 12:20 in the video that it was not even uploaded for 40 minutes and that i am an idiot.

[@ryukaze7392]

I honestly cannot stand R/Slash. He cuts information out and pick and chooses what information to read. If you're not paying attention you won't catch it and 9 times out of 10 he will most likely have a bad take on a story (especially in the R/AITA ones.

[@oswaldtime]

@@ryukaze7392 i skip each aita post regardless of the creator

[@kierendempster2875]

Love that the thumbnail is karen from eastenders lol who in the show isnt a karen but a very sassy woman when you get her mad lol

[@samuraicrunchbird]

🎵Go-Go SnowFluff Rangers🎵❄️🐑💙

[@TheDarkLink7]

Da da da da daa

[@TheDarkLink7]

Oh and thanks........ now I got to listen to Jonathan Young, Ten Second Songs and I forget the third guy cover of MMPR theme

[@yahainHotPink]

Thank youuu