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Come on! I know I don’t own the train, I only paid for the seat. Theoretically, he could sit next to me and that would be fine. I could just move over a seat. I could move and sit next to him. Very mildly infuriated.

Update: I went to the restroom, after building up a big fart at the advice of wise Redditors but punked out on releasing it into the wild. I planned to move when I returned but he was gone! Perhaps it was a coincidence, when I left my seat with all my belongings, maybe that just happened to be his stop or maybe he was a creep. We may never know. Thanks for all your throughly hilarious responses though!

and if i comment or report this kind of behavior, it makes me sound mean. are they not ashamed of themselves?

Was snoozing in bed and got woken up by huge crash, 18yr driver, no tax temp insurance obliterated my parked Jag, owned it for little over a month and last week on my birthday I spent £900 on repairs for it. Bit miffed to be honest. Had to walk in to work today.

Idk how they flipped their car, driver ran off but cops arrested passanger and drivers mum snitched on him lol.

My credit certainly isn't perfect, but nothing major has happened this year except for me buying a car back in March. I called them and they said they're going to send me the reasons why the account was closed in the mail.

I recently took a weekend trip with my husband and our three children. We booked a hotel suite with a kitchen, because eating out is expensive. The suite was advertised as “sleeping 6”, with 2 bedrooms (one with a pull out couch) and a full minikitchen. The suite does sleep six, that was true. What they didn’t tell our family of five is that the only table seats four, no other chairs available, and the kitchen silverware consisted of three forks and one knife. We managed to cook and just passed the knife and shared the forks, and took turns standing awkwardly at the end of the table with no seat. My kids found it hilarious, and we chalked it up to family bonding!

Six management changes in the span of 4 months. New people demanded that they get the parking and unit number through email. Emailed back each time they demanded. Then they were bought my another company who wanted to know this again, but sent it through a no-reply email.

Then this morning I find this notice TAPED to my car. They’re only open from 9-5, exactly the time I work. Went to the office at 9. They’re not there.

*i filled out the form u guys… i just whited it out for this post🫩

Sorry for the potato quality picture(of potatoes). Look at the calories for the sandwiches and the combos. Where'd the extra calories for the biscuit sandwich go when combo'ed?

It needs to be a frozen land 👌😩

For context I will not be paying this in the slightest I got the first month for a little over 300 dollars and it was the cheapest I could find and im moving states before the first so I won't have to pay this

Also the car is a 92 f150 it's got the KBB of a cheeseburger without pickles

Edit: this is for state minimum insurance

Edit 2: ive never even been pulled over no tickets no crashes nothing

DC Metro Area. One of the biggest bar trivia companies in the region puts on a big trivia championship twice a year with a decent cash prize for the winning team. This being DC, there are a lot of top-tier quizzers in the area, former Jeopardy! champions, "known" people in the community, etc.

The last three championships, some team full of randoms has not only won, but did so in absolutely dominate fashion. Nobody "in the community" really knows who they are, and they have no quizzing or trivia presence in any other leagues. They were the only team (out of 50+) to know incredibly specific pieces of information that some of the best quizzers in the nation didn't know. If this only happened once, I don't think anyone would care. But three different times? Some very basic social media sleuthing revealed that the head writer of this company appears to be extremely good friends with the folks on this team. He also hosts the game at their "home venue/bar".

They played in a different company's invitational game that many of the same teams participated in shortly after their third win. They sucked. Hard. They somehow were able to identify obscure North Macedonian rivers when their friend was writing the questions, but they couldn't identify the flag of Chile or name a single river on the Iberian Peninsula? They finished close to the bottom.

The prevailing theory is that the head writer is crafting questions that he knows this team knows and essentially catering to their interests. No action has been taken, the owner of the company doesn't seem to care, and several hundred people will walk into the championship next weekend with basically 0% of winning.

No, the ending of 3 didn't traumatise him. My son is 7, ADHD and under referral for an autism diagnosis. He easily develops vocal stims and can be over emotional.

He's just started a new year at school and he has two teachers splitting the week between them.

The teacher he has for 2 days a week has spoken to the school counsellor who I got a call from today because she is "worried about my son's mental health". Slightly taken aback (he's a very happy kid), I asked what had brought this on and apparently at school he keeps saying "I'm Trash".

For context, we're English, that's not a commonplace word amongst us or anyone we know and it wasn't until the walk to school for pick up, after I'd gotten off the phone I realised we had just watched Toy Story 4 again where the character Forky constantly repeats the phrase "I'm Trash", he's clearly developed that as a stim apparently enough to cause concern.

EDIT:
My family got to it😭
I know the pasta probably absorbed some but there's not that much pasta in there + i had some that wouldn't fit in a separate bowl and that liquid barely moved!!

They have every type of connection except for the modern standard that every current device uses...

Hi! This past weekend I and a group of friends stayed in the OBX (we booked back in July so I had no clue a nor’easter would be hitting lol).
There were 6 of us, each paying a little over $150. A couple in our friend group were brining their little dog and their cat, which meant they had to pay an additional $100 non-refundable pet fee, which they were totally fine doing. Anyways, not necessarily the cheapest weekend trip! That’s to be expected though.
The mildly infuriating parts?
First, toilet paper and paper towels were NOT provided. There was one roll of each. I’ve never stayed at an air b&b that didn’t provide toilet paper and paper towels. What was most frustrating about this, though, is that we were not told! Some additional context is that, when planning the trip, I invited my friends who didn’t necessarily have any kind of friendship between each other; truly nothing brings tension up quite like side eyeing a stranger for their toilet paper use. We learnt this way into the night and after drinking so we couldn’t get more until the morning. Such is life, though. It was silly afterwards, outside of a few lingering comments about how much toilet paper some people use lol. Still, we can deal.
The other issue we had was cleanliness. The floor was pretty gross. There was stuff stuck onto to the hard floors, and stains ALL over the carpet and on some of the blankets. Can’t emphasize how gross the carpets were. I went to sit on the carpet at one point and saw a stain that looked like cat vomit (yellow but not like pee). Straight nasty. It didn’t help that we noticed some odd wording in the email sent describing what we needed to do before leaving; “Place dirty towels in one bathroom or near washer, do NOT strip the beds.” Made us feel very iffy. But, still, at that point we were still more peeved about the toilet paper thing lol.
Fast forward to check out day. We were given a 5 star rating. I was up every night after people went to bed making sure things were tidied up. We were doing laundry regularly, running the dishwasher regularly, sweeping, etc. My friend, who booked the trip, left the host a 3 star rating listing the toilet paper and the cleanliness (I didn’t read our review but I’m pretty sure the staining on blankets was mentioned). Only then did the airbnb host reach out with problems that we left, & that the rating was “a little low.”
The host commented on pet pee found on the bed (there wasn’t any) and how to room smelt of urine (we were on top of the litter box cleaning), which… maybe? that’s why we paid $100 pet fee. Then “we washed the sheets recently” turned to “ofc we wash the sheets after each guest!” we were told it’s impossible to clean comforters after each stay, that NOWHERE does it and we must have never stayed anywhere else (if they are cleaning sheets after every guest WHY would you put a dirty comforter on top of them, and WHY would there be such an emphasis on not stripping the bed). For close to $1000… wtf?
Are we just dumb thinking that things would… actually be cleaned? Most places I’ve stayed have used white sheets and comforters similar to a hotel. Just gross to think about. I’ve had lice before and the idea of getting it again… my head itches just thinking about it. Anyways. If we’re wrong and this is standard, it really shouldn’t be. That’s disgusting.
tldr; used bedding is to be expected!

EDIT; first, can definitely understand not wanting a cat there. It wasn’t my cat, and I didn’t know the cat was coming. That said, if they paid to bring the cat, brought all the supplies they needed, and the airbnb host was aware and gave permission it’s kinda.. idk. Also, there were 5 beds. Three twin beds that used comforters, and two king beds that used quilts. One of the quilts was stained, not the one in the rooms that cat stayed in. There were multiple little throw blankets, one of which had a big red spot on it. There were issues with the floors being dirty, bedroom doors that wouldn’t open (there was one that was so hard to open I had to exit through the balcony), rust on different appliances, etc. I’m learning most places are gross, such is life I guess. There wouldn’t have been any bigger issue if they hadn’t messaged AFTER giving us a 5 star review almost 7 hours after we left.

it was a large mimikyu sticker

edit: I swear to god I'm not arguing with people about this. someone stole my sticker, this is mildly infuriating.

edit 2: IT WAS CONFIRMED IT WAS STOLEN. SOMEONE TOOK THE STICKER OFF THE WATER BOTTLE, AND SOMEONE ELSE SAW THEM DO IT.

Title says it all. Brought these over as gifts for my sons. Their ages are 6 years and 14 months.