What Customer Interaction Left You Completely Baffled?

[@jazminepizarro3912]

When I was a 15 year old and a freshman in HS I used to work part time in a restaurant and this old guy adopted me as “his girlfriend”, he memorized my schedule and I felt so insecure because the manager wouldn’t do shit. No matter that I told him time and time again that that was inappropriate because I was a minor and I wasn’t interested, he would introduce me to his friend as his girlfriend, and when I was taking order for other clients he would get to their table and asked them; “Have you guys met my girlfriend “ and would try to put his arm around my waist 😡🤢. One day I learned that he was so against same sex couples and called them the f word, that I asked one of my friends that happened to be a girl to please act like my girlfriend in front of him, she would hug me from behind when I was in the cash register and told me I was so hot and I was the love of her life etc, etc and he got soooo mad and told me how could I do that to him that I was a w and a b and that he would never be back and left his food on the counter that he already had payed for and I never saw him again. Good Riddance 👍🏻

[@megangallagher4047]

Gay rights

[@babe8917]

Jazmine Pizarro that is scary. I am happy nothing happened to you

[@KnakuanaRka]

Excellent trolling of that jerk.

[@jazminepizarro3912]

@@babe8917 It was, thank you Have a great day and be safe ☺️

[@jazminepizarro3912]

@@KnakuanaRka 😅 Yeah, I was so glad when he stopped coming to my job.

[@kim-ex8wl]

I used to be a hostess at a restaurant. One day, some guy came in and asked for some tin foil. I ran to the back to get it for him. When I gave him the foil he folded it into a rose, told me to have a wonderful day, and left. So bizarre yet so wholesome.

[@someonesomewhere9115]

I work on a horse farm whose boarders compete in some high-end Hunter shows (Hunters is a type of jumping). Right after the Kentucky Derby a family cane by to see the horses and the dad immediately asked me what races our horses have competed in recently. When I told him none and tried to explain what our horses do, he cut me off and asked which of our horses are thoroughbreds. I told him where we have a thoroughbred and a thoroughbred cross (part thoroughbred and part other breeds). He ignored me again and joined his family looking at the horses. I heard them speculating about which ones were thoroughbreds based on their fur color, which has nothing to do with breed.

[@someonesomewhere9115]

John Smith Funny you should say that since the one who “couldn’t be a thoroughbred” is a grey. To be fair she’s definitely not a thoroughbred but I’m basing that on facts and not just assumptions. Doubt this’ll be seen by anyone but for anyone who does see it and isn’t “in the loop,” grey horses are white horses. With the rare exception of albinos, these horses are all born black but have a gene that makes them turn white (or “grey”) within the first 5-10 years of their lives. They’re referred to as “greys” because while their fur is white, the skin underneath is black.

[@Beatinz11]

Had a woman come in to our electrical store and ask that all the electronics be turned off because she's allergic to WiFi

[@Justsomeoneyoucouldhaveknown]

I live in Niagara Falls (Canada). It's a border/tourist town. For those who don't know. The river is the border, meaning you can see the other side... Both nation's display their respective colors proudly all over the place as well as the corresponding Nations. When I was younger I worked at a Dairy Queen / Orange Julius store that was in clear view of the falls and the border crossing that's right by it (Rainbow bridge). While working a lady approaches me at the counter after waiting in line for at least 10mins just to ask me why there's so many Canadian flags all over. I was dumb founded. Now I know it's a common misconception in the US that Canada is a part of the US but still you have to present your passport when crossing the border. I'm not sure what was more baffling. That she didn't know that she left her country or that she didn't know this was Canada.

[@karaoconnoraliasraidra]

I once heard an entitled parents story in which a visitor to Quebec got angry that the drive-through menu at some fast food restaurant was primarily in French (with the English in smaller print). I'm just sitting there wondering, "If she didn't want to see French, why did she go to the one province where French is the big thing?!"

[@picobello99]

I once met a guy from New England who was really into hunting. He went to Québec to hunt. At some point he wanted to know what time it was so he asked the hunting supervisor in English. The supervisor didn't speak English. The guy got mad for him not understanding his question and kept repeating it louder and louder. He told this story as if it is completely normal to get mad at people for not knowing English even though he is visiting their land. I didn't like this guy.

[@misscyanic2484]

Present a passport? Only recently... pre covid, an enhanced license, I thought? But then, I haven't crossed into Canada in about 10 yrs. Also, the difference between NF, CA & NF, US is like night & day! The US side is so crappy in comparison. What a shame lol. Loved hiking the gorge when I was younger tho

[@BoondockBrony]

Work at Taco Bell, I am doing the dishes and my manager is taking an order. Everything is normal until my manager says "Anything else?" The lady in the drive thru flat out says: "Please don't ask me that again." My manager says "It's protocol, sorry. Anything else?" The woman again in a more angry tone says "Please don't say that." My manager not taking this then says "It's protocol and I'm not obligated to take your order b****." And disconnects her headset. The lady then drives to the window and asks my Manager's name and says she'll stay as long as it takes to get her order. The entire staff ignores this woman and after a good 5-6 minutes we grab the phone and call the cops. She bolts when she sees my manager with the phone. Funny as hell since it escalated so quickly and I am still baffled by being annoyed by a wait staff asking you "anything else?"

[@krisP16]

Lady ordered a funnel cake with strawberries. We were out of strawberries so we let her know and asked if she was ok with that. She said yes. We give her the funnel cake and she asks why there are no strawberries on it. We explain that we told her we were out and she said that she was ok with it. She kept arguing before finally saying "fine! I guess I'll let my kids eat it! 😡😡" Like that was so terrible for everyone. She hadn't ordered anything for them either 🙄 I felt bad for them.

[@maryclare9763]

I used to work the at the front desk of a YMCA and one of my weirdest encounters was probably the old man who came in to sit in the lobby reading his newspaper for a while, then, on his way out, stopped at the desk to chat. First, he said I was attractive and that he'd like to call and tell my husband (I wasn't even married at the time) how jealous he was. Then he went on about how horrible things had gotten in our culture and how "this wasn't the country he fought for" (he was wearing an army vet hat). Finally, when his rant was over, he mentioned again how, if he were 30 years younger, he'd love to have me "on his arm" and how I'd make a fine "trophy wife" for some young fellow. Then he left and I think I just stood there for the next few minutes, speechless.

[@1SLMusic]

Probably when they called the police because I gave them one too many mustard packets

[@paladinboyd1228]

Wait a second, what happened?

[@larsschrier1656]

Heh

[@sliestwheel]

@@paladinboyd1228 he gave them one too many mustard packets. Can't you read?

[@paladinboyd1228]

sliestwheel, No I cannot.

[@annana6098]

I had to pause the video and stare into the sky for a moment after I read your comment. My aunt has a neighbor who called the cops frivolously on everyone on her street. She called the cops because my aunt had one string of orange Halloween lights (her only decoration at all that year) and told the cops the light was coming in her window across the street and keeping her awake at night. There are multiple street lights in range of her window also, she just didn't like this light and was petty. After making dozens of calls per month for stupid petty crap, the cops showed up one day with a property inspector, because they had been to her house several times and noticed some shit. They wrote her up for every damn thing they could find that violated the building codes. Her fence, her shed, her foundation, lots of other stuff. She dosen't call the cops anymore.

[@corsaircarl9582]

The story with the bodybuilder and the corgi was fucking adorable.

[@sparrow819]

I work at a retail store. One time a guest wanted me to help her find an item she had a picture of on her phone. While she was showing me her phone, she bumped the screen and swiped to a picture of her with what appeared to be shit all over her face.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

The guy who defeated 'Lick My Butt Guy' is an absolute legend. Fellas, if your female coworkers experience sexual harassment in the workplace, stand with them. Be a legend, like this guy. Nothing hotter than respecting women.

[@squirreledhistory906]

I once had to load a printer into the back of a van, next to a dead body. The customer was a mortician who had stopped to pick up a printer after they had picked up a body and were on their way back to the mortuary. He warned me ahead of time about the body, but I thought he was joking. He wasn't.

[@aleighaqueen1843]

Not the strangest because we get a lot of meth heads but one where I was like wtf? A lady tried to buy two bottles of rubbing alcohol and we have restrictions rn due to Covid only one. I said “I’m sorry ma’am we have a limit of one per household.” She looked at me and smiled pushing both towards me “That’s okay it’s not for my house it’s for my clothes!” Ma’am that’s not how that works?

[@bangablesnowbeast]

When I worked at a pretend Starbucks, I actually had a customer ask me to explain the difference between chocolate and vanilla (besides flavor or preference). It only ended when I told him they're both beans, but one has been over harvested to extinction and is usually artifical flavoring and the other is cacao. The smoothie one also reminded me of all the people that'd ask for a hot sleeve because their fraps or iced drinks were too cold. I never quite knew what to say to that.

[@bigawesomewatermelon9511]

*near extinction

[@Wendy_O._Koopa]

21:37 Wait, how is that horrifying? That's the only proper way to drink coffee. The stuff's so bitter you have to add enough sugar that it becomes the consistency of... IDK quicksand or something, before you can even drink the stuff. What's the rule? If you place a penny on the surface and it sinks, then there's nowhere near enough sugar? It's not a very popular mnemonic, probably because it's not a rhyme. How about "When the penny does sink, put sugar in the drink!"? There, that works. However, it should also be noted that coffee is bad for you, so after three heart attacks I had to give it up. Now, I pour sugar into my Mountain Dew until the penny rests comfortably on the surface, and I'm much healthier... I assume. /s

[@justhereforkicks8208]

The lick my butt guy story cracked me up so much. People are insane! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@justheretowatch1733]

Had an older (60+) guy come into my store yesterday. I'm at customer service and he wants me to put $1000 on 5 gift cards. 1) Standard purchases are not allowed at customer service they're only allowed away the normal registers. 2) That's where he got them from so someone has already told him no. 3) The machines do NOT allow that. 4) He's on the phone with someone that's coercing him to do this. I get the story that "geek squad" wants money from him for something. Gift cards don't go across companies. And that's not how that works, companies don't take another's gift cards as payment. It took some convincing to get him to understand, but I finally got him to leave (I can see the doors from my desk) without making a costly mistake. Thankfully the long line behind him was being very sympathetic. I had to be loud for him to hear me. Unfortunately I was told that hours later he came in at a minute before close. Most likely the scammers called him back and convinced him to go back. Bright side is the max is a couple hundred in a day based on the card per day. So at least it wasn't $5000. I tried

[@Kayenne54]

Poor old thing. At his age, still believing phone scammers...

[@Scoots_McGee]

Worked at a butcher shop for about 3 years, every year in the late spring/early summer we'd get a large influx of people looking for vegan/vegetarian products and being mad at us when we didn't offer them Again, this was a butcher shop. We were right across the way from a Kardish Foods, a health food store that carries alot of that vegan crap, and I'd refer these people to go there, or to the Metro grocery store next door, and they would legitimately get offended. Again, this was a butcher shop. The owner had a charcoal spit and he'd frequently cook off full sheep's or pigs for a catering event, and to bring in business. People would come and protest, come inside and say how offensive it was blah blah blah it was always fun to watch him tell those people off. We eventually started carrying veggie patties just to avoid the trouble with these people Once again, this was a butcher shop

[@Boot.Always.Crushes]

Had a lady come into my dispensary she got pissed because we didn’t have a menu and instead have everything displayed she threatened to fight my boss then proceeded to call for over a month making threats, screaming, moaning, and just saying completely stupid shit into the phone. Couldn’t even press a harassment charge as at our level we don’t have access to unblocking phone calls and police wouldn’t do shit

[@ReverieOfThorns]

I work at a grocery store and one time I was working and some boys were playing football and I had to ask them to stop because it was in the middle of the store and I didn't want to get yelled at because the night manager hates me and I didn't want her to come and chew me out for something that wasn't reall uh my fault. About all I can do is ask them to stop and threaten to have the manager on duty to ask them to leave the store. I did, but it didn't work. An older employee I'm close with passed by and I asked her to use her mom voice to get them to go away and stop playing football in our department. It worked, but one of the boys came back and he asked me for my phone number even tho I was obviously annoyed and wanted nothing more to do with him or the situation. I was so confused about it, why in the world did he think that was a good idea???

[@nemo227]

Whew! Exhausting. I had my own business beginning in 1979 and I doubt that we had more than 2 or 3 "difficult" customers during that time but we dealt mostly with other business people.

[@d0peusername]

"what does your name tag say dear?" "CJ" *holds up name tag* "OH, I thought it was some kind of symbol"

[@1SLMusic]

Acronym Gang

[@EvanSalaz]

The sugar Coffey thing made me physically shutter

[@dragontamer7359]

People demanding a refund or a new ice cream from Dairy Queen because theirs melted in the car when its 90 degrees outside

[@TheTabascodragon]

A lot of these people sound seriously mentally ill. Very sad, I hope they get help.

[@umopepisdn.]

I have a few stories, unfortunately most of these people are regular shoppers at my store: I work at a dollar store and occasionally this old Italian man will come in wearing the same sweater he always does. It's a grey Heather sweater with an embroidered heart in the middle and an American flag within the heart (oh by the way, its cropped at the bottom, like how a teenage girl would wear it) and he's always says: "no covid, haha, no covid" and he moves his chest as if his heart is beating or something and says "see? Pumping iron! Babump Babump babump" then he points at my name tag, mentions something about me having an Italian name, says "you, you are my favorite" and continues to make the heart pumping in chest movement until i give him his change, then he continues to do it as he walks out. He's a strange guy. There's also this one woman who always comes in with a million questions, she's the worst. It takes like 30 minutes to check her out because she will stop putting her items on the conveyor belt to ask another question or comment on what she's buying. Normally she will bring in whatever she bought last time to exchange it, too, so that's more stuff to scan and put back. She likes to comment on our online order system saying it makes no sense because she wishes she could just order one item instead of a whole box, but it's a dollar store and obviously it's not profitable to ship one item in its own box to her house, so you have to buy in bulk. She also asked me to call her when we got more stuff in, like no, you can call us to make sure we have it in Stock, my manager explained that we don't call customers but she insisted that she couldn't take a few minutes out of her day to just call us to ask and she wrote her number down anyways. The next day we actually stocked the thing she asked us to call her for, but no one called her. There was also this one guy who called me beautiful after every sentence. This is how the convo went: Me: "hi how are you?" Him: "good, what about you, beautiful?" Me: "good" *scanning* "did you find everything alright?" Him: "yes, I even found you, beautiful" Me: "okay. Would you like your receipt?" Him: "yes, beautiful." Me: *handing him receipt* "have a nice day" Him: "you too, beautiful" It's so creepy. There's one lady who's always angry at me, but was miraculously nice when she ran into someone she knew .5 seconds after being a total Karen There's one guy who asked me if we have carmex chapstick in a squeeze tube. We didn't, but we had the same brand he was looking for in a twist tube and pot version, s i showed him where it was. He proceeded to wander around the store 15 minutes before closing asking me to help him look for the kind he wanted, even though I just told him we didn't have it. The next day he came in to buy drain cleaner and asked me if he could return it if it "didn't work". I said "well we can exchange it if you don't want it anymore, but if you use it, it can't be returned." So he went wandering around again trying to find the manager to ask her. He then passed by me and said "she said it can be returned!" after I clearly heard her say "no sir, not if you use it, only if it's intact." Someone also called to ask if we sold calendars, I said "yes we do!" And she said "great, because my cat ate mine" and then I was like "oh... sorry about that." And she said "yeah, IT DIED!" And hung up. I love working at a dollar store, but man, do i see some weirdos. Lol.

[@aes4n]

Dang. That was a ride huh 😂 also props to you for formatting it so that its easier to read

[@umopepisdn.]

@@aes4n thanks! Lol. Yeah, you never know what you'll see. I still have people coming in who don't know that everything is $1 even though there are signs plastered on everything saying "everything's $1"

[@aes4n]

@@umopepisdn. i guess it is a hard concept to understand at least for me cause where im from, we have a store w similar concept. But not everything is the same price, basically all the products are the multiplication of the same number

[@PupRiku]

I used to work in a pharmacy and an older couple came in for some aftershave to use on their holiday. The lady asked if one was nice and I said "yes, I'm actually wearing it right now". She proceeded to sniff my neck. Not just a quick whiff of the air... A full nose-almost-on-my-skin deep inhale along the length of my neck then said "oh yes. I'll have some of that". I wanted to be sick but instead I managed to sell two bottles... Haha

[@christinakohl6111]

Didn't happen to me but a collegue: one of the regulars at our store has some mental issues and one day he came and apparently asked my coworker if she could dim the lights in the store because they were too bright for him.

[@gizzyg5337]

I said have a nice day and was met with a 5 dollar foot long to the face.

[@Xarestrill]

7:32 I worked inbound calls at a company that only did call support for companies that didn't want to set up their own call centers. They did everything from debt consolidation (I liked those ones, quick and easy) to infomercials. It was all scripted with no options, all I could do was take your order and information or give you the number for customer support for whatever company you were calling about (I was not even allowed to hang up on a customer). I had a woman call up screaming at me about how I personally was responsible for scamming her grandmother out of all of her money, demanding my name so she could sue me personally, constantly insulting me, demanding all the money I stole back, and so on... for over 20 minutes. Whenever I'd try to explain all I could do was take information for a sale, I didn't have access to any account details, had no way to look any of that up, and that this was the wrong number to call for any kind of complaint/help she'd cut me off screaming I was liar and a thief and so on. Eventually, after a final set of screamed threats she hung up.

[@bilbobagginsarchimedes2831]

My husband asked that I stop saying "I HATE HUMANS". Man he was so wrong.

[@Unknown-mi4ih]

*Employe's bizzare Interactions*

[@Kayenne54]

12:45 Funniest comment of the day! "Good ol samhainsung"...

[@catreecemacleod7556]

Oh gawd that first one. I actually had almost exactly the same thing happen with someone trying to order cable TV back when I worked in a call center. She didn't know her address, so... yeah, that went over well. The scary part is... that wasn't the weirdest call I'd had.

[@KnakuanaRka]

Then what weirder calls did you have?

[@shandrabarlow5631]

I had to help nurses/security to restrain a psych/drug patient to get blood samples and an IV in. This patient shoots up with needles 4-5x a day and is covered in professional and “homemade” tattoos....

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

Very funny but also scary, it's just more proof of how many strange & possibly insane people are out there!

[@ulrichenevoldsen8371]

90 % of these stories involve insane people. Clearly.

[@neverdoubt11]

2:00 Did that dude just encounter Neil Breen?

[@mariannadawson1925]

I used to work at a local pizza place. Two incidents. I had a guy curse me out over tax because he didn't understand why the total I was telling him and the total on the menu wasn't the same, why there was an extra dollar added on. I tried to explain it was the tax and he proceeded to yell and curse at me for 5 minutes straight before storming out. The other one was we had a customer call in to place an order and when we ask for the phone number so it can send a text when the pizza is done (that was all it did) he angrily said "no I already get too many scam calls from yall". For one no all it does is text. People confuse me but I love foodservice too much to leave

[@Sofia-tf4ic]

The guy who laughed and sprayed spit all across my face

[@maegannope9140]

someone came back in with an empty bag saying we have them nothing....how

[@rjthehalfbloodedeldrich2242]

Worked at a doughnut shop when i was 18-19 and i had this college guy who was a regular find my facebook profile and kept on trying to get me to go out with him. Even after i told him im a lesbian he would just keep saying that hes "been told that before" 🙄 Im honestly so glad that i had to be picked up from work when i worked there cause i worked nights and there were zero outside lights there nor security cameras. A very good place to be kidnapped, especially with the ratty motel down the street.

[@ChikoMontez]

Awh Corgi named Potato 🖤

[@talkingfez1265]

Reddit: 'Lick My Butt" guy Me: Angel Dust, is that you?

[@puppetseducer]

Used to work for Taco Bell and this lady comes through drivethru, I greet her and take her order. When she pulls up, she's swaying wildly in her seat, hanging her head out the window and slurring her words with her mouth wide open. Kind of like how you'd imagine a zombie would act in a car. I wanted to call the cops to get her off the road, but she left and it turns out a guy 2 cars behind her WAS drunk and the cops came and dealt with him. Same store, this old lady came in pretty regularly in her nightgown to yell at us about stealing her phone line, then going out into the busy street right in front of the store to yell at cars. Well. .anyway she's in line to order (or bitch about the phone again, or use the phone, can't remember), and there's a young Asian couple behind her, and she starts complaining that the country is going to shit because of people "like them" and shoots them both this glare, to which I immediately told her to get out and apologized profusely to them Those were the two incidents that really stood out.

[@theokkali467]

the Thumbnail Doe 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@pinkmagicali]

12:46 is the best reply I've ever seen on these.

[@bobbiscub]

The male sex shop worker made me laugh so hard. That was beautiful.

[@wilsonator2008]

I was working in a hospital convenience store and I had a women in a wheelchair with oxygen tanks attached with them going into her lungs via tubes to the nose ask if we sell cigarettes. I was taken aback at first but I was like “I’m sorry, we can’t sell cigs, we are currently on a no smoking site” and this lady wasn’t best pleased. I spent a good 5 minutes trying to tell her that we had no cigarettes in store to sell her and I ended up having to get the store manager and area manager who were in a meeting in the office explain the same thing to her.

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

Oxygen + fire = a very painful way to die... as some smokers on oxygen have discovered, although I gather that an inordinate number have actually survived the experience - to their regret.

[@wilsonator2008]

Melkior Wiseman The fact that they appeared to need assistance breathing with oxygen and tubing threw me off completely, especially when they were in a hospital so they were obviously needing treatment for something.

[@wilsonator2008]

I get nicotine cravings as I’m also a smoker, but when I’m working in hospital shops I just have some nicotine gum to hold me over until I’m finished. In the UK too, they have initiatives in hospitals to get people to quit but they’re clearly fighting a losing battle.

[@gornur8292]

Once while working for Family Dollar, I actually had a customer complain over me double bagging their Shasta Soda bottle as they left the store. And in my head I'm just like, "I'm making this easier for you, since it's a huge soda bottle, thus easier to carry in a bag, and the Shastas can rip through single bags."

[@aneta3098]

It took TWO hours to call the cops? Managers in my country would personally woup his ass and THEN call the cops. But on the other hand I've worked in retail a lot and homeless people only genuinely come to ask for food money/food, guess it's a difference of culture.

[@RatEatingChetto]

Back in my Uber driving days, it was not uncommon for me to get sober college students who order an uber with a general address, their dorm. Then when I arrive and they're not there. So I would call and they would tell me they dont know where they are and just come get them. This was in boulder, CO and anytime I try'd to figure out where they are, I just needed cross roads, nope to complicated. How about their direction. Well in boulder is at the foothills of the mountains that you can not miss in daylight and always to the west. Yep, directions are a no go. The answer was come find me. I wonder if those students have libraries named after them or what?!? I often wonder what becomes of those young adults.

[@ceridwen04]

It's difficult to choose...so many...but probabily the weirdest to date was the guest asking me in a smiley and very, very pleasant way: "By any chance, did somebody die in my room?". P.S. the answer is NO

[@amberriche30]

I was given the "compliment" of being built like a Clydesdale from an older fellow. I'm not fat by any means but I have big boobs and a nicely sized booty. So I think he was trying to say that I have big but nicely sized features. My waist was a size 6 and my bra size was a D, I have a hard time finding jeans n shirts that fit me properly. So yeah it was strange

[@awdrifter3394]

2:42 That man might be CGP Grey. 12:12 She needs to plug in the TV at midnight on a foggy day.

[@alexstokes6249]

5:10 I would have caught a battery charge and lost my job that day....

[@Alexagrigorieff]

*and discharged from job (at the battery store?)...

[@lizanna6390]

Working in a bookies 'if you ever need a job here's the number for leeds hospital, they do a lot of paid drug tests there's um....okay And, of course, McDonalds customers screaming at me because he didn't understand why he couldn't have whopper. No, he didn't want a big mac he wanted a big whopper. Not an uncommon thing. Had another ask for a chicken nugget burger, we've never done that, never have. He insisted I was wrong as he'd had one at york train station. There was no McDonalds at york train station (at the time), I had been there couple of weeks before.

[@muffinman_4]

what bothers me is in the thimbnail they didnt put the comma so it was like this 1,000000 instead of this 1,000,000

[@yourgiirlm3l]

Worked at hot dog on a stick and someone came up and asked if we sold corn dogs.

[@hiroshi7025]

No. We don't care. Sit down and let us enjoy.

[@LadyNikitaShark]

The sugar lady, haha. Had a regular that did that but it was a 19y/o guy

[@ninjabaiano6092]

4:50 i think that this here is a fraud insurance claim.

[@ninjabaiano6092]

@John Irving insurance can cover a breaking in and vandalism. By faking it you might get money out of it. Its very ridiculous and does not work, but people still do it.. By calling she tried to rile up the caler to get a mean answer, probably to prove that they had bad intentions.

[@uswish.]

Honestly there’s some people that just don’t need the same amount of rights as everyone else

[@melaniemills4505]

My son told me a story from when he worked for Taco Bell...a man called saying he was an attorney and his client was suing because he bought two tacos that had 💩 in them and he got sick after eating them. My son said "Your client ate a 💩 taco"? The "attorney" said his client was very hungry. He then says he'll not sue the restaurant if they give his client some money for his trouble...my son laughed at him and hung up. 🤣

[@LadyTarasque]

Probably the one where this guy was ranting to me about having to pay to get a new license plate when it was stolen. Then it turned into a rant about the country (Canada), and how he wished somebody would nuke us.. This guy has anger issues... gets angry when I printed wrong ticket (didn't dare tell him it's his fault he said the wrong name. Also it wasn't like he was stuck with it since I could cancel it), gets angry when I want to double check if I heard him correctly (or if he said the right thing).. yeesh.

[@TheMazimai85]

The blue pill one is wow, just what

[@bilbobagginsarchimedes2831]

P.S. don't tell Mr.Man but yeah I HATE HUMANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bilbobagginsarchimedes2831]

""""Please kids don't do m***"""" Lol----------

[@fiyahquacker2835]

I kinda feel bad for the waffle house lady.

[@Amanda-uo3ni]

too many ads. won’t be watching your videos anymore

[@bland9876]

I'm over 24 and still can't figure out why prostitution is illegal

[@adamryan977]

Not in every country. In Germany its legal and they even have to pay taxes for it and get healthcare.

[@assassintwinat8]

christianity

[@bland9876]

I had a lovely conversation with a girl and thought I was going somewhere but then when she went to the bathroom my friend said "you do realize she's 17 right?" I still don't get it either

[@assassintwinat8]

@The Heretic making it legal would eliminate all those problems

[@JL-iu7fk]

It's just sad that you can't understand why It's illegal , unethical, and physically or mentally not healthy for the individuals that are involved and often victimized.

[@Zeri_is_Waifu]

First

[@phlushphish793]

I used to work at a car rental agency. We pull this guy's rental up & starts going on about how he can't rent that car because it has a 7 in the license plate. And his car can't have a 7 in the VIN # either. We finally found him a car with no 7's.

[@KnakuanaRka]

I thought the number 7 was lucky!

[@gayfortitania]

i asked a customer if they'd be paying in cash or card today in my super cheery cust. service voice and they said "Why would you even say that? that's so rude, always looking down on people" for their sake, i hope they were high

[@MHWM2014]

People actually do use that as a way to embarrass others. For instance I regularly get directly asked if I’m paying with foodstamps or not at the grocery store. It’s not really even a necessary question. I would just tell them the total and watch to see what form they use. That was a trauma response they gave you

[@gayfortitania]

@@MHWM2014 It's standard to ask how the customer is paying for an item so you can set up the point of sale accordingly, but now I definitely understand how that can be used to shame people. Didn't even think about it as a trauma response. Thanks for teaching me something!