r/AmITheA**Hole? I Embarrassed My Teacher at School!
🛒 My merch: bit.ly/rSlashMerch
r/AmITheA**hole For some strange reason, OP's teacher keeps calling him by his wrong name. So, OP decides to retaliate by calling his teacher by the wrong name, too. Things escalate and OP threatens to get the teacher involved, until OP confronts his teacher and finds out a surprising secret. It turns out, the teacher has a secret reason for calling the student by the wrong name!
💗 Support Me: bit.ly/supportR...
🍑 r/AmITheA--Hole? "I'M GLAD HE'S DEAD!" • r/AmITheA--Hole? "I'M ...
🔔 Subscribe! bit.ly/2E3A8i6
👍 Like this video if you want to see more!
💬 Join my Discord: / discord
🐦 Follow me on Twitter: / rslashyt
🎧 My Podcasts on Spotify: bit.ly/rSlashSp...
#reddit #r/AmITheButthole #funnyredditposts
"Sneaky Snitch" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
License: CC By Attribution 3.0
Пікірлер: 4 000
"Hi hungry, im not your dad" is like ultimate dad joke mixed with petty revenge. Throwing it back at her like that was perfect
@tommoore2012
3 жыл бұрын
Reminds me of those few stories I’ve seen where the girl rejects the stepdad as not being her real father but still expects him to pay for her lavish wedding. Then after going so long of not being valued he gets fed up enough that he withdraws all the money he was going to invest for her wedding. Those are sad but deserving stories.
@weischreiner
Жыл бұрын
When he said that I heard a vine boom in my subconscious
The sandwich one... He WASN’T an a-hole. Like... he brought food he made to share and he waited a good amount of time. Furthermore he offered to order more food. Yes it would’ve been better if he asked but her reaction was so unjustified. Name calling and group shaming? The woman shouted insults at him and even got his sisters and friends to help make him feel like sh-.
@darinae34
Жыл бұрын
It was one sandwich. One fucking sandwich and they are acting as if he made Rome fall. Bunch of morons.
@chippy2023
11 ай бұрын
I hate how there would be stories like this where it's so clear cut that I'm honestly surprised that r/Slash hasn't been cancelled yet because recently it's now getting to a point where any time people in the comments blasted r/Slash for having wrong opinions he would just straight up cut his wrong opinion out of his video and hope no one would notice. *We all noticed.* You should've heard r/Slash's take on the babysitting reddit story in the video where it had a multicolored mac & cheese as the thumbnail! Almost everyone *(including me)* tore into r/Slash for calling OP a bad uncle and bad brother for not playing Daddy for his deadbeat brother who just so happened to be a widower. r/Slash literally removed that bit of commentary not too long ago all because his viewers were, to be blunt, basically telling r/Slash that he's wrong for saying what he said. I'm surprised this video hasn't been affected by this but I wouldn't be surprised if one day it does.
@chuuu4610
11 ай бұрын
@@chippy2023 Ohh I’ve been seeing that behaviour and I don’t like it. I don’t even watch this channel daily anymore. I watch Lost Genre. They’re a lot more balanced and thoughtful about commentary and includes community comments.
@chippy2023
11 ай бұрын
@@chuuu4610 Good to know. I'm surprised you actually responded.
@dustypaladin9216
11 ай бұрын
The thing you are missing here is he ate 3 FEET of a sandwich. The biggest size at subway for a normal person is a foot long. He ate 3 sandwiches worth of food, not 1
Everyone is SWARMING the comments about how sandwich man isn’t the asshole and I 100% agree, he offered to buy more food, waited an hour before eating it, and was made fun of for being fat by the host?? Like wtf rslash
@wta1518
3 жыл бұрын
Simple solution: dislike the video
@wta1518
3 жыл бұрын
@Aurora Nightingale I personally dislike videos if I disagree with over 5% of the content.
@randomaccount8020
3 жыл бұрын
He was technically the right, but dang, he ate way too much!
@nobodyimportant9603
3 жыл бұрын
@@wta1518 yikes
@timmy7255
3 жыл бұрын
@@wta1518 I didn’t dislike because all his other pints were valid
I feel so bad for the sandwich guy, like I almost cried . The gf deserves atleast 4/5 assholes for calling him a pig and screaming at him then shaming him to his sisters, he said he was sorry and offered to get more food let it go
@normajoe
2 жыл бұрын
Oh my God - I almost cried too. I know your comment is old, but I felt so heartbroken that he was being ganged up on.
@user-si2wi4sk2u
2 жыл бұрын
@@normajoe this story still breaks my heart like who does that
@DianaWanMa
2 жыл бұрын
I have a compulsive eating disorder, and I felt it to my core 😭😭😭
I actually think the girlfriend who shouted because of the sandwich was more of a butthole than OP The only thing OP did wrong, was not asking if anyone wanted some, however, if it's on the table, it's free to grab for anyone. If they don't take any, it's their own fault. Shouting at someone and then making anyone dislike you for a thing they didn't even notice or had the courage to stop if they wanted any and hence didn't think much of it themselves is way more of an a-hole move..
@dawnstone1708
4 жыл бұрын
OGSankai Yes!! That’s what I said too!
@baconshakin6320
4 жыл бұрын
Exactly! She was making him feel so much guilt and shame for doing something he loves! It was fine that he didnt get any of his own wings, but it wasn't when he ate the party sandwich and even offered to buy more food? She was totally the butthole in that sense.
@lividft5378
4 жыл бұрын
OGSankai I thought the same
@kvngcasim7712
4 жыл бұрын
Glad I’m glad I’m not the only one that thought this
@annika5893
4 жыл бұрын
This, and if OP is ever again invited for this kind of a shared meal with these people, he should bring a lot of food over, enough for himself and everyone else, then only eat what he brought and nothing of anyone else's. A petty revenge, like "don't worry, I'm not going to eat your precious sub, not even one bite".
i’m a vegetarian in a house full of meat eaters but i would never demand that they stop eating meat. we all have the right to eat whatever we want. this girl sounds like an entitled brat
@rokuspace
4 жыл бұрын
You are officially my favorite vegetarian!
@dereisbar1741
4 жыл бұрын
You are not the Butthole. 0-5 Butts
@river_riv._
4 жыл бұрын
She was veagan
@Armzilla123
4 жыл бұрын
Galaxy_Pets you mean Vegan
@beththedarkmage3359
4 жыл бұрын
Exactly, to family barbeques I take my own stuff and politely request they keep it separate from the meat. Don't even have to use separate tongs- I mean, it's not like an oil fryer, there's rarely any meat juices that cause cross contamination. I guess with veggies it is easier for your family to accommodate. But we always contact them first to check they're ok with providing me vegetarian, if not, I have my own food I can bring. It's not a big deal.
This dude gives a nice fat guy 2/5 for eating something after starving for two hours and gave a girl cussing at the guy 0.5 i don’t under stand how he gets these numbers
@Zane434.
4 жыл бұрын
Mr_Chris_ Pee random number generator
@PliskinYT
3 жыл бұрын
For real, that bitch needs glasses if she didn't notice that huge dude eating 3 feet of a sub, meanwhile every other person noticed.
@castielnovak9433
3 жыл бұрын
Well ya got me By all accounts it just doesnt make any sense
@thelostyonko1004
3 жыл бұрын
He be like that but tbh he has his golden moments
@bostonrailfan2427
2 жыл бұрын
he fat shames a lot
The vegan daughter honestly sounds like she's developing a strand of OCD. All the talk of "contamination" and the insistence on separating the "contaminant" from herself and her body sounds like an obsession coming through as a much more verbal compulsion. I'm no psychiatrist, just studying psych myself, but I genuinely hope that the father in the post can bring his daughter to get an evaluation or that this passes and doesn't become worse. Her mother seems to be an enabler for this behavior and that can be devastating in the long run for the daughter's mental health.
@CannibalisticRapscallion
2 жыл бұрын
Sorry I'm two years late, but this is what I wanted to bring up because everyone seemed to ignore it or make fun of it I think she's obviously dealing with some sort of contamination ocd that's causing her anxiety around meat. It's one thing to forbid your family to eat meat because it doesn't suit your lifestyle, but she's talking about how it's contaminating everything and how even meat in the fridge makes her anxious and sick. I think the commenters and rslash are being a little too harsh on her, she clearly has issues with food that need to be addressed and everyone just labels her a brat
@Andrew_Byass
2 жыл бұрын
this was literally what I was thinking!!! I have OCD and the way that OP was describing her actions instantly reminded me of my own compulsive actions
@Deathisdark05
Жыл бұрын
This definitely crossed my mind. It struck me that this might be less of a matter of her being vegan and more something mental health related presenting itself. The fact that she describes it as a contamination stood out and that she seemed to even have a problem with meat not only existing within the fridge but even just being consumed by her parents kind of sent up a red flag for me.
The sandwich guy didn't deserve that harassment. He waited a long ass time, then now it's gone, shes mad?
@DS-OPS
4 жыл бұрын
and he offered pizza or subways....
@lemonhead5432
4 жыл бұрын
I think everyone sucks there. How the fuck does someone eat a 3 foot sandwich that quick especially without asking? I also think the bitch was obsessed with that sandwich more than the fat guy probably is about food in general. It's a sandwich. Not a fucking brick of gold. The guy felt bad enough when he realized he fucked up and even offered to order something for her, which she declined. I don't think he needed her friends calling him to remind him that he embarrassed himself as if he doesn't know how he's feeling. That was a little uncalled for.
@thenarrator9204
4 жыл бұрын
@@hitori3667 it was a party. The whole point is to eat heartily and have fun, and it's not like they don't know he's gonna be there. I get it is supposed to be courtesy to ask for things like that, but it's group food and first come, first serve. If she wanted to save some, she should've plated that thing right away.
@ChaoticMushy
4 жыл бұрын
@@lemonhead5432 the dude is addicted to food, a normal person might not be able to eat 3 feet of a sandwich but someone like him could
@aralornwolf3140
4 жыл бұрын
She sounds like my wife... "You ate it all by yourself. You're a pig / hog!"... I ate it by myself over the course of three fucking days. Want me to not eat and let the food go moldy? Yep.
Dude, I'm the kind of person that would eat a whole 3 feet of sandwich(after waiting long enough to determine nobody else wanted any), but no one would even get mad at me cuz I'm small. They were only giving him so much shit cuz he's fat, I can garuntee you that. I mean, he could've at least asked if anybody else minded, but they didn't have to give him *THAT* much shit about it. Honestly, the man waited an *HOUR* and nobody had touched it. and he only took half at first, and when nobody batted an eyelash, he took the rest. If she was mad cuz she wanted to save it, then that's tough cookies. It was food for the party, she can't be mad that there's none left afterwards.
@VincentMothling
3 жыл бұрын
I still think he didn’t need to ask Cos it had been two hours and by that time it would be about to turn with what’s normal in a sandwitch they can’t handle being out super duper long times
@DeanDraxon8752
3 жыл бұрын
@@VincentMothling True, but at least if he had asked he would have had his bases covered and the host’s girlfriend wouldn’t have any right to be mad at him.
@fullblownmind1551
3 жыл бұрын
@@DeanDraxon8752 even after he offered to buy more food tho
@DeanDraxon8752
3 жыл бұрын
@@fullblownmind1551 yes, but it’s still good to ask before you eat 3 feet of a sub all by yourself. Instead of just assuming nobody else would want any.
@fullblownmind1551
3 жыл бұрын
@@DeanDraxon8752 maybe but I go by the no harm no foul rule in life. He offered to make up for it and she still ashamed him. Still seems like she is the asshole
I really disagree on the sandwich one. You can't call him selfish for eating it while literally anyone else fucking ate all of his wings. Seriously. If they wanted to eat the sandwich so bad then they should have done it.
The guy with the sandwich, wait almost 2 hours just to eat it, not only that he paid for it, and other people ate HIS wings, he didn't deserve it, not only that, he offered to buy MORE FOOD
That last one. Struggling with your identity doesn’t mean you can destroy another person. If you’re surprised and angry they won’t forgive you- than you haven’t changed
@LavenderRare
4 жыл бұрын
Forgiveness needs to be earned. You can't just expect it like that.
@LUchesi
4 жыл бұрын
"you haven't changed" exactly. Regardless of whether they should otherwise be forgiven, they put on a whole show, inviting this person they used to bully out to apologize but then get mad when it doesn't go exactly how they want. This person DEFINITELY does this to people all of the time and is probably wondering why their friends avoid them.
@wholesomehammer
4 жыл бұрын
Like, yeah, she apologized, but if you apologize for something traumatic and expect immediate forgiveness, you’re absolutely doing it for the wrong reason. It doesn’t change the fact that her actions caused this woman so much turmoil and her apology should be about making amends for OP’s sake. Apologies don’t fix things right away and to expect otherwise is foolish.
@frogbf
4 жыл бұрын
I still think it was wrong for OP to refer to her as a boy, even if it was before she came out :/
@wholesomehammer
4 жыл бұрын
aliewren agreed. Misgendering even though that’s how OP remembers her is still misgendering and not okay.
I feel like RSlash is not being fair to the fat guy and the host' girlfriend. I mean he did offer to buy replacement. She didn't have to shout at him 🙄🙄
@Mattodiablo3
4 жыл бұрын
@@InForTheLonghaul I mean he waited an hour to see if anyone else was gonna touch it
@TrueREAL
4 жыл бұрын
Ik
@storm_the_hypebard2133
4 жыл бұрын
OP clarified that it wasn't a party length sub. It was a regular sub that was slightly wider than your typical sub. Yes, he should have asked. Yes, he needs to get his stuff together, as this type of eating can lead to health problems in the future. My major problem, however, is with: 1) The crowd. For watching him do this, and saying nothing until it was made to be a big deal. 2) The hostess. For escalating the situation and making a mountain out of a mole-hill. Instead of politely taking the guy aside and talking to him in person, she called him out publicly and turned the crowd against him. A friendly get-together turned into fat-guy-shame-fest. This is how depression and eating disorders start. Her approach and handling of the situation, regardless of how understandable it may be, is cruel, rude, and in no way justifiable. It is borderline bullying. If I were there, I would have called them all out on it, making just as big a scene as she did, just to try and get the point across that her actions, as well as the crowd's, while understandable, were not justifiable. Shame on them.
@saltypearl3245
4 жыл бұрын
I agree with all of these claims🐱 also is watching this in 2020 where are all my quarantine queens and kings at
@storm_the_hypebard2133
4 жыл бұрын
@@saltypearl3245 That is the other thing that sucks for the husband! He can't really take time to figure it out. He is stuck AT HOME with this woman.
phew... after hearing the sandwich story and rSlash's response, I immediately fled to the comment section and hoped that I wasn't the only one who disagreed with rSlash's verdict. After reading the majority of the comments on the story, it made me feel like I just breathed the freshest oxygen on earth :)
@bigkmoviesandgames
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah I agree. The hostess in that story embarrassed and belittled him over a sandwich after he offered to make it right. If someone did that to me I would never speak to them again. She's the a hole in my opinion
@tommoore2012
3 жыл бұрын
Apparently all the comments on the subreddit agree that he was in the wrong. Maybe hold off on that sigh of relief for a little.
@bostonrailfan2427
2 жыл бұрын
@@tommoore2012 fat shaming on Reddit? shocking!
@tommoore2012
2 жыл бұрын
@@bostonrailfan2427 Being fat is not a good thing. If it were then it’d be the prefer course of nature for all living organisms.
@joannamyers1268
2 жыл бұрын
@@tommoore2012 A lot of animals will get fat if they are able to. It protects them from starvation. And, in the case of cold climates, it provides a layer of insulation. It's just difficult for many animals to get enough calories and no exercise when they constantly have to either hunt or run from predators.
if you apologize you are not gonna always be forgiven. forgiveness is a mercy and a privilege; and if you act arrogant or angry about deserving forgiveness, you don't deserve it you just want to rid your guilt.
Sanwich host's girlfriend gets 10 out of 5 butt wholes, she escalated a situation where there was no situation. People had no interest in the sanwich, so he ate it because they are all he had brought or he would have been able to eat more than just one thing to fill himself up. Then he offers to compensate for what he ate sounds fair to me, especially since it was there to be eaten and he helped eat it..
@safiyahauttree9533
4 жыл бұрын
I like ur dog jeffery
@dustyrose192
4 жыл бұрын
I say he was a good guy fort offering to to pay for pizzas/subs and they can get damn expensive and i assume he was gonna pay out of pocket
@selene6266
4 жыл бұрын
Couldn't have said it better.
@crankpatate3303
4 жыл бұрын
I'm pretty sure hosts GF was mad, that everybody ate the wings of big guy and most of them didn't even touch the sandwich (and had no interest in it), made by her friends.
@theiromia2389
4 жыл бұрын
yes but a ate 3 feet in two hours, which is quite excessive, and even if he has an eating addiction that is no excuse, he shouldn't be excusing himself just because it doesn't really affect anyone else, it's unhealthy. also imagine you were at a wine tasting party, you have a few wine selections but the best and most alcoholic one hasn't been touched in a while, so the alcoholic in the party drinks a quarter of the jug in an hour, that was a pretty expensive bit of very alcoholic wine, and they decide to replace it with wine from a little shop that has ok wine.
To the girl who got bullied. The most appropriate response is “i appreciate your apology, but i just cannot forgive you.” If bully cant accept that, that’s her problem.
@AlleywayMurder
4 жыл бұрын
Yes that’s PERFECT
@silverauron7850
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah, no, she had no obligation nor reason to cater to the sensibilities and feeling of that persone, using your own problems as an excuse to make other people's lives miserable is the lowest thing you can do when apologizing, in fact, in those terms it's not even an apology it's a demand for forgiveness, for your own sake, that you clearly don't deserve, when this kind of apology should be made to try and lessen the negative impact you had in another person's life, not only that but she DID thank _him_ for the apology, but that just wont change the fact that she will always see that persone as the guy who made her days horrible, there will not be a _her_ in her mind, only the guy who was horrible to her, these thing don't just disappear from our mind like that.
@greenbeantm1096
4 жыл бұрын
@@silverauron7850 even if that's how she thinks of her she shouldn't stoop to the same level of a childhood bully and misgender her
@silverauron7850
4 жыл бұрын
@@greenbeantm1096 She should show the same amount of respect as a person as she was given, none, both in the past and during that interaction. I don't care who you are, hiding behind a label of minority doesn't lessen the impact of your negative actions, again, with what HE did to her, no matter what clothes or surgery was involved, all she will ever see is the boy that tormented her, and that is 120% *his* fault, it's a her now? too bad, shouldn't have burned *his* image in someone else's mind.
@Lesbearian
4 жыл бұрын
@@silverauron7850 your transphobia is showing. Yeah, the trans person in question is a HUGE butthole but that doesn't mean she needed to be misgendered, instead the victim kinda assured her that she was valid for bullying her when she was a kid (bully's are like that, you give them a reason to justify their actions and then they take it.) sorry not sorry, the victim of the bullying could have been mature and handled that better.
Op: *offers to buy food* Random girl: *no.* Rslash: *5/5.*
@alico2901
3 жыл бұрын
Yes but no
@evanderpierznik
3 жыл бұрын
Bro who the fuck gon eat a sandwich 2 hours later? OP waited. Had it been 10 minutes, I can see that. But by that point it was prolly like 11 and if u eating sandwiches at 11 and arent waiting for someone u need some help
@bigkmoviesandgames
3 жыл бұрын
@@evanderpierznik not only that but food isn't supposed to be left out for more than 2 hours so the sandwich technically wouldn't have been good anyway at that point.
@bostonrailfan2427
2 жыл бұрын
rSlash knows how to piss people off for attention
@marioborgen
Жыл бұрын
@@bostonrailfan2427 at least with the click bait right before a story
I feel so bad for OP like the girlfriend was so nasty to him over a god damn sandwich my god, rslash definitely got this one wrong
I disagree on the sandwich one, the man waited 2 hours and he also offered to buy more food
@im_sl33py999
4 жыл бұрын
I know
@seabass819
4 жыл бұрын
I'd say he should get 1 out of 5 the rest of the party gets 3 out of 5.
@lacroyyy5642
4 жыл бұрын
@@seabass819 deal
@TLcool4
4 жыл бұрын
@@lacroyyy5642 seal deal
@user-pm5mw8zs8s
4 жыл бұрын
The girl who host the party sounds like an ungrateful biiiiiiiiiitch . he didnt have to offer anything he could have let her stay mad and not care plus he brought wings. What did everyone else bring ? Let the man eat the sub ! Lol
For the sandwich story: The host/guests get 5/5 because, it doesn’t matter where the sandwich came from, and she herself pointed out how the food was bought for the party, not to be saved for later. The sandwich sat around for over an hour after everyone had eaten. At that point, it’s fair game. Also, how can you be mad at a big person for eating a lot, that’s like inviting an IG model and being mad that she takes a lot of selfies. I’d still give OP 1/5 because, if I were in his situation, I would have asked if anyone else was getting more before finishing it. If everyone remained as quiet as they were while he ate, have at it then.
@vgamesx1
4 жыл бұрын
0.5/5 He offered to buy more food, unless someone felt really guilty most people would not offer to buy more food AND they were still mad at him (a day later I might add).
@PrinceDamienSilves
4 жыл бұрын
.25/5 max imho. He waited over two hours He apologized He had a valid point He offered to order pizza He then offered to DRIVE to go get them food HE BROUGHT FOOD TO PARTY IN FIRST PLACE Host 7/5 Minimum Body shamed Brought his family into it Double standardised him Harassed him Publicly humiliated him ate all of his food threw a temper tantrum
@lethfuil
4 жыл бұрын
To be honest, even if I would have asked, just to be save, they saw him eat it. And with not expressing in anyway that that's not ok, it's as good as being asked and agree.
@geniuse8332
4 жыл бұрын
Leth Fuil right, that’s what I was referring to in my last sentence. When he went back the first time to get seconds, no one said anything. The third time is when, if I were him, I’d have said something first, and if everyone were still quiet, then finish off the rest of the sandwich.
@lethfuil
4 жыл бұрын
@@geniuse8332 According to a comment to the original on Reddit, he did. He writes, that he asked and was only met with silence (assuming that means "sure".) But with what we know from the story, yes, of course it would be better to ask.
Wait so op is invited to a party brings food everyone eats everything but the sandwich so op eats it nta and for the hostess to be pissed op ate what she brought and no one wanted and the other guest got pissed op ate something they didn't want yeah rslash your wrong 0 out of five buttholes for op but 5 out of 5 buttholes for everyone else
@slurpdeedeedee
4 жыл бұрын
bro, use periods, your whole comment was a freakin run on sentence. i got so confused, still am.
@bigmikk63
3 жыл бұрын
I get what you're trying to say, But the punctuation (or lack thereof) makes it near impossible to decipher.
@Ethan-pd4ny
3 жыл бұрын
@@slurpdeedeedee Bruh, spell freaking right
@slurpdeedeedee
3 жыл бұрын
@@Ethan-pd4ny At least you know what I'm saying, otherwise you'd be a dumbass like dragonanimekid, oh wait nevermind, you are.
@goldcoin9618
3 жыл бұрын
@@slurpdeedeedee nice job excalating the situation no need to call people dumbasses for giving you a little petty revenge good thing Ethan Parr didn't respond
For the vegan daughter one: I did the EXACT same thing when I was 15. Turns out I have OCD and it was making me averse to even going near meat products. OP is not the butthole, but neither is the daughter. She needs CBT and/or to have workarounds for her aversions (eg. I washed my own dishes from then on).
@kateboarman8674
2 жыл бұрын
I REALLY need people to spell out cognitive Behavioral therapy or just say therapy because that is NOT what I see when I see the letters CBT
@A-Microwave
Жыл бұрын
@@kateboarman8674 Thanks to Lythero, I can't see CBT as anything else either
The vegan needs to get over herself.. trying to force others to be vegan is like someone crammimg meat in her face. Respect is the word of the day.
@beckygould7509
4 жыл бұрын
Tobias Lehr agreed you have to have respect to get respect, if you don’t want others forcing their lifestyle on you, don’t force yours on them !!
@rosalindgh
4 жыл бұрын
Absolutely agree. Someone else wants to go vegan? Sure, go for it, but you can't force others to do the same. One friend of mine has so many food allergies she would actually starve if she had to go vegan! (And even without the allergies, it's just a lack of respect for your fellow human beings)
@SevCaswell
4 жыл бұрын
not to mention that being obsessive about food to that degree is unhealthy and likely a symptom of more serious mental health issues.
@intellectualiconoclasm3264
4 жыл бұрын
Nope, vegans, like the gluten free crowd can't stop pushing their dogma (beliefs held in spite of facts) about their diets. They can learn to cope first, then MAYBE, ask for accomodation of THEIR choices that now impact others. Until they learn to shut up about their dogma and be polite about asking you to change to make their lives easier. Otherwise they're just vegans filing law suits to stop a neighbor from cooking in his own yard or Muslims demanding everyone must be Sharia and Halal compliant.
@rael8797
4 жыл бұрын
...the obsession with vegans
Imagine telling someone what they can and can’t do in their own house when they pay the bills and you don’t. This dad has been very accommodating to his daughter and I don’t think it’s fair for him to have to give up his preferences for his daughter when she is living off of him. I don’t know what the wife is thinking by caving to this demand.
@mysteryfan15
4 жыл бұрын
Exactly. The mom says they can eat meat at the grandparents house but how long before their teenage dictator has a problem with that as well?
@Daishar
4 жыл бұрын
Yep, I would have told the kid she can buy her own damn pans or just clean the ones I use too. Sorry kid, your choice to not eat meat doesn't force me to not eat meat.
@vortex7733
4 жыл бұрын
Her actions reflect why I dont like vegans. I know some nice vegans but the rest are entitled think there better and alwase try to take the moral highy ground in any argument. Tho I think it's funny how they have 30+ disorders when its actually malnutrition in several categories. Not eating fish dairy meat and afew other things that come from animals is tarable for your health. We have those 4 poiny sharp teeth in the front of our mouths for a reason. We get menny vitamins and important things from meat or fish. Plants are alive they grow reproduce and move. They have some semblance of awareness. They move tords the sun try just turning your houce plant 180 dirges and watch it slowly shift itself. If you eat plants your still hurting something. Animals hunt and kill echother is a lion evil because it kills a gazelle? We domesticated cows. An unspoken agreement was made. We give them shelter food protection and comfort and we get part of what they produce and eat them when they are to weak to live and or die. Its wasteful and disrespectful to the animal to let it rot after death. And cruel to let it suffer if its dieing and wont live. Why prolong its pain? :P sorry for the long reply but that's what comes to mind when a vegan like that shows up. Dont force your beliefs on others Exspecialy if there's reasons not to fallow yours.
@Errupt
4 жыл бұрын
Vortex77 Lazarus your grammar is really bad and also not eating meat is not terrible for your health you can still get a good source of protein from non meat foods
@greenie15
4 жыл бұрын
@@Errupt tbh, my biggest issue is that they said we only have 4 pointy teeth (I'm myself a vegetarian, tho lacto ovo (eat byproducts)). Dunno why that bugged me the most😅
That last story really makes me irritated. I have friends who are trans; I'm not trans myself, but I very much relate to OP with bullying. If a former bully of mine came to me and asked for forgiveness after they became trans themselves, I wouldn't be able to forgive and forget either. The fact that Z demanded to be forgiven is terrible, and what OP said, 'You're always the boy who bullied me' is how it was put best. She isn't misgendering Z; all she's saying is that Z did unforgivable shit to OP and that will always be a part of her, no matter what forgiveness she would have said through gritted teeth. No matter how Z might have changed The reaction and trying to call OP transphobic and all that, it shows what the real intentions of apologizing were, she was trying to ease her own mind. Obviously, OP does completely respect Z's FtM status, but she's probably always going to associate that boy with that woman, even if she did try to disassociate the two.
I know this is older, but I felt so compelled by sandwich man and his story, and then R/Slash’s response - I couldn’t disagree more. I am thin, but I have struggled with Binge / Purge issues at various times in my life. At my most ravenous - I was 125lbs but with the stomach elasticity that would astound even a competitive eater. I am this small girl and I could shotgun a pizza - and the shame that comes with these anxiety-induced binge sessions! I could totally understand why Sandwich Man hoped he could eat the sandwich - after his hunger grew and grew, and thought he could clandestine partake in eating - of COURSE he didn’t ASK in advance, he was hoping - THE WHOLE REASON FOR WAITING IT OUT, and keeping such close tabs - that it was just like the stuff from a buffet that nobody selected, and deemed as “trash” once it’s passed it’s “freshness” window. This woman who shamed him seems to me like she intentionally let him eat it, and instead of stepping in when something could be done to rectify, waited until the Deed was done. Why was she so keenly aware that the sandwich “was gone”? He ate it in segments over time. If she wasn’t keeping tabs, how is she so sure it was a culprit of “one”(ie “fat guy”). I feel for this man, in a group of “good looking” assholes who would shame and berate him, and then continue to make him feel bad the next day. They are just fat shaming. My heart really does hurt for him, and I hope he’s doing well and has friends who would never think to do something like this.
@kitty7504
2 жыл бұрын
Exactly
"Hi Hungry, I'm not your dad" Best thing I've ever heard
@homicidaltourist7341
4 жыл бұрын
That's how you verbally spank your child
@outdoorandgaming2563
4 жыл бұрын
It was hilarious
@rylyguy
4 жыл бұрын
best dad joke ever
@anshumanparekh3603
4 жыл бұрын
lol
@LunoTheGoat
4 жыл бұрын
Yea
I feel bad for the guy in the second post, I mean it's a party sub. It's meant to share, plus no one was eating it anyways, so why the hell not. If they didn't want anyone to eat the left overs, they should've wrapped it up and put it away instead of leaving it there to rot lmao.
@charliedavis5787
4 жыл бұрын
Yea exactly! If OP had been a skinny guy who ate the same amount, I'm sure no one would have flipped out that much.
@lerandogames8451
4 жыл бұрын
He ate half of a party sub he need to chill
@AnymousScreams
4 жыл бұрын
@@lerandogames8451 I found the girlfriend to be the bad guy here. OP waited for a long time and no one said anything or put it aside. Party subs don't last forever, and get pretty gross if not eaten at one point. That was wrong of the girlfriend to snap.
@ineedabreak6063
4 жыл бұрын
lerando games He waited more than a hour and no one wanted to eat it. I don’t blame him
@BurroughsProductions
4 жыл бұрын
Just cause no one had eaten it doesnt mean they wouldnt have wanted it later.
The first one is so upsetting, my brother is overweight. I have firsthand seen all the bullying people like that go through and let me say that she WOULD NOT have said anything if he wasn't overweight. It's also not okay to involve other people. I get super emotional hearing about this because he was really put on the spot like that. The guy reading didn't even acknowledge that he tried to be kind and buy them food but they were being a**holes.
Dude I would have given the girlfriend 4/5 because he offered to get more food and even get her a sub and she still went of and talked shit
"The dude ate the rest of the sandwich at least 2 or more hours later, everyone sees it and no one says a word. Then the little girl screams at the dude and gets all upset, unnecessarily? Time to get some new friends, the OP did nothing wrong, 0 out of 5 butt holes. If they did not want that to happen, they should have said something earlier. He even offered to buy more food and it should have been no big deal." - Joseph Norris comment. I 100% agree on this and share the same opinion. I am in okay physique and I still eat a lot of food when I go to get-togethers like that. I know how it feels to be starving just sitting not wanting to seem greedy and eat the food. Its like torture and you just wanna seem nice. He should've asked if anyone wanted more sandwich but other than that I don't think he did anything wrong. 0.5 out of 5 buttholes. 4 buttholes for the girlfriend and her friends telling him to get his shit together.
@clockwork_bard2871
4 жыл бұрын
i agree! i was surprised rslash didn't realize this. this should be pinned to the top, my guy
@toxicmurdererr7597
4 жыл бұрын
Dolphi Xx remove the .5 butthole he had decency he offered to go get pizza or another sub and the bitch made it seem impossible to get another sub just because her friends own it
@khalanbase3680
4 жыл бұрын
I commend you for putting the credit for the first part of this comment
@Mew_Mokuba_Akari
4 жыл бұрын
I don't do parties, or friends outside of work. I'm not big and fat, but I'm not skinny either. But last time I was at my sister's and we had a lot of food it wasn't like more people were coming or anything but quietly so as not to have anyone question it, my brother in law shames me for eating too much. Like I'm not even the first to finish eating or get sometimes getting seconds. Its not even an isolated incident. Literally no one else ever commented or said a word. You'd think I'd have just piled my first and yes second sky high. But I don't. I just know that from now on not to get a lot even if there will be leftovers I won' get seonds.
@PaveMentman
4 жыл бұрын
--- @@Mew_Mokuba_Akari And then there is the "opposite"-party-events, in which there would be a lot of leftovers left uneaten completely, so the host(s) are more than eager to handout leftovers to partiers of the "last two hours" ( especially the case with more elder folks, or most specifically with rural-folks ). Hence I for one personally am semi-forced to have containers handy all the time just in case; not that I mind though since I like edible foods, "waste not, want not" ( like one of the more recent parties I was in I left with like almost 10-litres-volume of food of all kinds ). --- ---
Here's my verdict on the stories: 1. The OP was perhaps a little rude, but I won't hold it against them. The other girl clearly didn't want the OP to sit next to her on a public seat for some unknown reason, or wanted that space for her purse, and was being the selfish one. 2. The sandwich was untouched for an hour. Sure the OP could have asked the host beforehand, but the faux pas he committed didn't warrant the backlash he got. The host's girlfriend is the bigger jerk in my eyes; he apologized and offered to rectify the situation, and instead of saying "Okay, just next time ask first" she continued to be angry with him. Calling him "a pig" was crossing the line too, and the other friends shouldn't have been "really mad" at him for it a full day later. It's just a dang sandwich! 3. The OP's joke was kind of insensitive, but people are insensitive sometimes. The father reconciled the situation perfectly in his update. 4. The teacher is the jerk in this situation. While I can sympathize with how someone with the OP's first name caused problems for her in the past, that doesn't excuse her making OP feel unwelcome in his own school. She's the adult, it was on her to either deal with her problems in a healthy manner or to be honest with him in the first place. Claiming "she could do whatever she wanted" is just a damn power trip. It's good she realized the error of her ways, but she should have realized she was wrong without seeing a large number of people calling her out on it. 4.1. The teacher in this story is an egotistical jerk; she didn't become an educator to positively impact her students, she became one so she could lord her power over others. I'm going to be generous and say she wouldn't have sent the last email if she knew the kid was dead, but nonetheless her power-trips went beyond making her students miserable to causing trauma to the parents of the deceased student. 5. The daughter is being a brat. Her father is spending extra money and learning new recipes because she decided to change her diet, so she should be grateful instead of treating her father like a leper. 6. The bully was in the wrong. Middle-schoolers can be cruel, and apologizing was the right thing to do. However for that one step forward she took three steps back by feeling entitled to immediate forgiveness. She only apologized to make herself feel better, not to make amends.
@abelt7236
4 жыл бұрын
Perfect!! found someone I can agree with on all the points. :)
@alja4991
4 жыл бұрын
I disagree with the girl being super rude, but I think it is awfully rude of people to touch my bag or try to sit on it. Make yourself verbally known of tap my shoulder if I happen to listen to music or look out of the window, instead, people just shove their bottoms in like it's nobody's business when a simple "May I?" would suffice. Rudeness goes both ways.
@Djitterbug
4 жыл бұрын
Alja // Or, dont take up an entire fucking seat with your purse in the first place, and keep it at your feet or on you?? She wouldnt have had to be scared or annoyed that someone was touching her bag if she wasnt staring out the goddamn window with ear phones in, not paying attention to her belongings.
@f.c.laukhard3623
4 жыл бұрын
@@alja4991 While I agree that touching and sitting down without asking is rude, this was not the case in this story. OP asked and only acted when no reply was given. Still, I personally would not have done it but it was not an a-hole move.
@lethfuil
4 жыл бұрын
@@alja4991 She was super, extremely rude! In a full train/bus, were people have to stand, the thinks her bloody purse deserved its own seat instead of a person? What an arsehat. He shouldn't just have touched the bag, that's true. But she didn't react to him talking to her and he only tried to sit down on the thing after she insulted him and refused to make space (in my country you could get thrown of the train/bus for that). She then proceeded to throw a tantrum after the old person got the seat. You don't need to ask to sit on an empty seat on public transportation.
It’s always nice to hear a nice revenge or karma story, but nice endings where the guilty party realizes they are wrong are just as satisfying
The fact the dad came back to apologize and connect with her made it so sweet. If he didn't then that would be a 1/5 or .5/5 for him.
To paraphrase a proverb "Those who seek forgiveness come with empty apologies"
@Netherwolf6100
4 жыл бұрын
Preach on it!
@slurpdeedeedee
4 жыл бұрын
what does that mean.
@aeyyyheller9661
4 жыл бұрын
@@slurpdeedeedee it means that if you're apologizing just so they will forgive you, then you're not really sorry
@slurpdeedeedee
4 жыл бұрын
@@aeyyyheller9661 Huh? Ohhh, I think I get it now. Apologizing, only because you want the person to like you again sort of, not because you actually regret what you did.
@jeffreyanimates9581
3 жыл бұрын
@Tuxedo wolf that's a good mentality
I prefer the happy ending for that school kid with the name issue.
@bluebean8543
4 жыл бұрын
agreed!
@dnomyar966
4 жыл бұрын
Indeed. It's a nice change of pace, with all those stories here where it either ends in sadness or revenge.
@thanos8077
4 жыл бұрын
Same but if i was the student amd i found out why the teacher is being rude about my name i would say "i don't care that's a personal problem im sorry about what you've been through but thats got nothing to do with me just because u went through something doesn't give u the excuse to be an asshole or treat others badly because of ur personal issues"
@Dallows65
4 жыл бұрын
I actually kinda saw the part about the name connotation coming... I'd hoped it was something a bit more innocent, but I was wrong.
That last story makes me so mad; just because you apologize doesnt mean that you're entitled to someone else's forgiveness! An apology is inherently an offering, not a contract. Just because you give it away doesnt mean that anyone OWES you anything in return!
I’m very athletic and can eat 3 feet of a sandwich, no joke, don’t know how. He is not at all selfish for eating it, ppl who say he is selfish are stupid af, if you waited a god damn hour to eat the sandwich then go for it
The last one the girl obviously apologized to make herself feel better, not to actually feel bad and apologize
@joshduthie3401
4 жыл бұрын
Hard to say with this one account. I wasn't impressed with the refusal though. To me, that shows a lack of maturity, as in, the victim should have learned that you can't hold this stuff in that long. It's part of growing up to move past bad stuff and get on with your life. Because we all have things that scar us, it's just a part of life.
@gwenbobeegwenbobee2267
4 жыл бұрын
I'd like to add something! Even if she did only apologize only to ease her guilt, that proves she regretted her actions back in middle school, which proves that she felt bad.
@mandymagnolia1966
4 жыл бұрын
gwenbobee gwenbobee - But you also can’t apologize and then automatically turn around and say “so I’m forgiven right?” Some people don’t understand that forgiveness takes time, if at all. Even if you forgive, their actions definitely won’t be forgotten. The bully only took the first step, she didn’t prove that she’s sorry, she just said it. To some people, actions speak louder than words, and to me it seems like she still doesn’t understand how she affected her victim and just wants the guilt to stop.
"I BULLIED YOU FOR YEAR WHY WONT YOU ACCEPTE MY APOLOGIES ?!"* Woman pointing at table* Op: *srug cat face*
@lyndonnorton8330
4 жыл бұрын
Lala Marmotte07 I love this meme so much right now
@rhondah.1478
4 жыл бұрын
LOL, I love those cat memes.
@lizzymack6455
4 жыл бұрын
I'm a firm believer of not everyone deserves forgiveness if her not forgiving her bully makes them suffer then let her burn.
@lalamarmotte0735
4 жыл бұрын
@@lizzymack6455 me too ! Forgiveness is a thing that WE gave to those who deserve it. Not for those who don't know how to deal with themself. (🇫🇷 Srry mispell)
@SynthwaveJade
4 жыл бұрын
XD
I like how the girl from the sandwich story is totally fine with people devouring tons of wings, chips, and other stuff but when a guy who hasn’t had any food up to then eats a party sub (Not even the whole thing mind you) he’s a PIG? That brat must have really disliked that guy and wanted to humiliate him or something because good Lord
1 year later, I got to say this: Sandwich Guy: 0/5 He waited a long time and even offered to buy more food when he was getting yelled at. He's a good guy who didn't deserve that bs. The Witch Who Yelled at Him: 5/5 What a shitty human being Everyone Who Agreed With Her, Including His Own Family: 5/5 Just as shitty. RSlash: 5/5 really, dude? Really?
@normajoe
2 жыл бұрын
100 % agree - I’m late on this too, and I was just floored by the behavior of everyone but Sandwich dude, who did NOTHING wrong.
@ret3556
2 жыл бұрын
@@normajoe I am a little late as well but yeah it is a party if it had been an hour and a half and no one touched the sandwich at all then I would have eaten to whole thing their would have been plenty of time for some one to have a part of the sandwhich
@ChocolateM1lk
2 жыл бұрын
YES!
14:14 this is a wonderful time to teach your child that not only can they live with others and do as they want, but that life will not always cater to her needs
I'm a vegetarian and honestly that daughter is really pathetic.
@sorrybaeix6914
4 жыл бұрын
She's a kid she'll learn
@pastelviolet2957
4 жыл бұрын
@@sorrybaeix6914 Yeah she'll look back in a few years time and cringe.
@nuke3836
4 жыл бұрын
What does being a "vegatarian" have to do with this? (Nvm was thinking about a different story)
@pastelviolet2957
4 жыл бұрын
@@nuke3836 tbh I should have put a timestamp to avoid any confusion
@vielleichtkuenstlerin
4 жыл бұрын
Seems like she’s showing some really strong indications of ocd and fears of contamination so it might just be the case that she can’t help it
Re: the teacher story... that teacher has ABSOLUTELY NO rational explanation for her actions. I was taught in school that my personal problems end when I close the door to my home on the way to work. I then pick up my professional issues when I hit the door of work. NEVER shall the two meet especially when you are RESPONSIBLE for others like that teacher
@Lazy-Lizard
3 жыл бұрын
People can have trauma over names, id say that's plenty reason.
@xXSPADEGG
2 жыл бұрын
No it’s not, it’s not ok to keep doing something to someone else after they’ve told you multiple times to stop because of YOUR trauma. What that teacher did especially with crossing out the name after being told to stop over and over is basically harassment.
@YuriKaroki19
2 жыл бұрын
@@xXSPADEGG ok then you're not allowed to be trauma about anything then and if we do we'll make sure to tell you how much we don't fucking care. don't like it then don't say it. have a nice day cupcake ;P
@YuriKaroki19
2 жыл бұрын
oh, fuck off you heartless gnome. if a name makes someone think of someone they care for that fucking died, and apologize as well then there is no harm. it's sad that the OP of that story is a bigger person than you are you and gray are heartless pieces of shits. hope you don't want relationships cuz I very much feel sorry for anyone that dates you two. both of you get 5/5 buttholes for being heartless.
@xXSPADEGG
2 жыл бұрын
@@YuriKaroki19 And when you constantly harass and traumatize a child from a position of power because of their name, I'll be sure to condemn your disgusting abusive actions cupcake.
SELFISH?! the dude was hungry and nobody was eating the damn thing RSlash are you seirous dude
The second guy wasn’t selfish at all The girl was mean the guy waited to eat for an hour that is not a short time Geez I’m mad at rslash now
@theiromia2389
4 жыл бұрын
yes but a ate 3 feet in two hours, which is quite excessive, and even if he has an eating addiction that is no excuse, he shouldn't be excusing himself just because it doesn't really affect anyone else, it's unhealthy. also imagine you were at a wine tasting party, you have a few wine selections but the best and most alcoholic one hasn't been touched in a while, so the alcoholic in the party drinks a quarter of the jug in an hour, that was a pretty expensive bit of very alcoholic wine, and they decide to replace it with wine from a little shop that has ok wine. also another copy and paste. i eat a cereal breakfast just about every morning, normal lunch every day (something that is a bit filling from sandwich to burger level, a fruit, and sometimes a side), then in the afternoon for dinner (something filling from fish to stew) with a side of vegetables, i eat breakfast at 6:30 am, lunch at midday, and dinner at 4:30 ish, and i could wait till 6:30 at most, so why am i, a skinny teen, saying this when the main topic is someone who is overweight? well i have a little brother who has about the same schedule as me, has about the same meals as me, but is overweight as opposed to my skinny nature, and he deals with it just fine. although you are kinda right about the yelling, but slash mentioned this already.
@earpolution05
4 жыл бұрын
theiromia this is just dumbassery out in the open this is why people like you and rslash usually get buried in public discourse unless unfortunately you have a platform which thankfully only one of you has even though neither of you really should
@theiromia2389
4 жыл бұрын
@@earpolution05 big talk for someone who didn't make a point at all
@theiromia2389
4 жыл бұрын
@@earpolution05 besides that your pissed for no apparent reason
@earpolution05
4 жыл бұрын
theiromia you lack so much intelligence I’m beginning to question if it’s actually possible for someone to have a negative amount of brain cells because if there is anyone with a negative amount of brain cells it surely would have to be you
The vegan daugther one sounds like early signs of some really bad OCD
@sorrybaeix6914
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah I feel bad for her
@napkingonline
4 жыл бұрын
I completely agree!!!! The way she talks reminds me of the way i talked when my OCD started becoming visible in my pre-teen years.
@user-ec2kd8sz3t
4 жыл бұрын
I just posted that before I came across your comment. 100% agree, she sounds just like a typical person with OCD who is super paranoid about contamination. Hope she gets the treatment she needs.
@amberlance3221
4 жыл бұрын
There is also a level of social etiquette to be learned here.. I worked in a call centre which happened to have a high volume of vegans.. I remember this one guy who would avoid political debates about meat consumption, he would answer people's questions about substitutes but NEVER openly judged others.. The worst vegan there was a chick who I once saw eating alone and decided to join her.. in the last 20min of my 30min lunch break she told me eggs were chicken period and milk was cow pus.. disgusting topics when you are trying to eat.. I was already choking down my sushi when she said "raw fish is FULL of parasites".. at that point I had enough and without skipping a beat, held my sushi close to her face and said "I don't see anything, do you?" - she looked like she was going to be sick but stopped being vulgar long enough for me to finish my sushi and return to my desk. I avoided her after that.
@boomenbuttfuckens288
4 жыл бұрын
What does it matter if animal products are in the same refrigerator as vegan products? That's fucking insane, I don't like your Pepsi being in the same frigerator as my Cokes so a new frigerator...
"my wife is more amenable and strongly would like me to take my daughter up on her request" THIS, THIS is how entitled kids are born. you are allowing your child to become everything that sane people hate about the vegan community.
Unless the vegan daughter wants to start paying for the groceries, she's been given far more than enough leeway.
The second he ain’t no asshole he waited for almost 2 hours and no one ate so that the girlfriend problem for not eating it earlier
@kayymariexx
4 жыл бұрын
Also, if even he’s admitting there’s a food addiction, screaming at him at a party won’t change it? And calling him a pig is just plain rude
If my stepdad used the not dad joke I would have pissed myself laughing
@slurpdeedeedee
4 жыл бұрын
Lol.
Being happy with butter and cheese in the fridge but not meat is like saying cars are bad for the environment but taking a bus to (whatever) everyday
@bigkmoviesandgames
4 жыл бұрын
Butter and cheese don't harm the animal though.
I’m vegetarian and my family do meat free Monday once a month or cut up/ cook the same vegetable they In theirs for me to use with mine than considering (meat free Monday’s and encourage your daughter to suggest three different dishes and make meat versions for your self and family. My twin brother and his boyfriend are staying here and they are flexitarian because they believe eating less meat is better for the environment. My stepbrother eats meat and his girlfriend is vegan You could go out as a family to restaurants that do meat and vegan food. Wagamamas is my personal favourite and it works for all of us.
14:33 if this was my daughter I would support her going vegan. but if she tried to take away my bacon. I’m taking away her vegan substitutes after 3 warnings
@Shadow66090
4 жыл бұрын
My bro used to work at McDonalds. If some customers were super rude, he would... Fix some of their food. For example - rude muslims? Have an extra slice of bacon, bitches. Apply the same approach. If she starts getting obnoxious, improve her supplements with a bit of bacon grease.
@lucybufton7147
4 жыл бұрын
@@Shadow66090 what your brother did was illegal. Some people are allergic to meat and if you go years without eating it, even a mouthful can make you incredibly ill.
@AwArr0
4 жыл бұрын
Lukáš Szabó yeah, you’re brother tampered with food which is illegal. It’s the fast food industry, some people are gonna be rude and sometimes you have to grit your teeth and bare it.
@Shadow66090
4 жыл бұрын
@@lucybufton7147 Never said I approved of what he did to people he did not know (though in that case, allergy to meat is out of the question, they were ordering hamburgers after all. Muslims eat meat, they just don't eat pork. Thus the bacon). The white Tiger well, tbh if someone literally intentionally tried to spit at employees, let his kids piss on the floor and spat into the food you just prepared to him because he did not like something, then demanded a new batch, you, too would try to find a way to get back at him. And forever damning him from entering heaven because he ate a dirty animal... Well...
@TheLatinaBabyGurl
4 жыл бұрын
@@Shadow66090 so that person not only went to whatever level the rude customer was but went way lower. They shouldn't be working in fast food at all.
About the sub. Why is the hostess gf mad? They had it there to share. Just like how everyone who ate his hotwings
@Doss3332
4 жыл бұрын
Well tbh you should probably Ask The hosts If hes gonna eat half of it.. but yeah The hosts gf is a Dick.. Get it?
@jamesb7978
3 жыл бұрын
@@Doss3332 No i still don’t get it, he was invited, he brought his homemade wings, everybody ate his wings to the point he didn’t get a single wing, and after over an hour of sitting around watching the fight and not having ate anything he ate the sub until he was full as everyone else was welcome to do. Just like how he didn’t get any of his wings he brought, the host’s girlfriend unfortunately didn’t get any of the sub. Maybe if she supported her friends business that much she could have gotten two.
@sinfulmudkip8138
3 жыл бұрын
@@jamesb7978 exactly
@Ani-1031
3 жыл бұрын
Dude.. its a party.. he waited for over an hour to make sure everyone had gotten some and even made sure to see they where ALSO eating on other snacks AFTER they had the sandwhich and his wings. This woman publicly humiliated him in front of all of his friends (I assume) for eating party food?! You don't gatekeep peoples amount, if everyone gets to eat. Jeez
@jamesb7978
3 жыл бұрын
@@Ani-1031 exactly, if i was the host and anybody i had invited ate a ton of the food i made FOR THE PARTY, i would be happy that they enjoyed it, why put the food out if it’s not to be touched??
The dad from the vegan story seems really sweet. You can tell he cares a ton for his daughter. Whatever their outcome, you just know it will be happy.
The vegan story surprised me. For clarification, I am a vegan animal rights activist myself. I have heard plenty of times from my carnist parents and sister that I am being way too strict for not wanting to buy them nonvegan items and not wanting to use animal products "just this one time" in order to not be a "burden". While I can understand OP's daughter wanting one or more separate pans, I would still use the same dishwasher and fridge my parents and sister use (for me it's enough if the pan/cutlery/tools have been cleaned after their use). And as much as I would like the whole world to go vegan right now, I know that demanding it from anyone is only going to be counterproductive. I hope this kid will start to see that as she gets older. In general, however, good for her for thinking for herself and wanting to stop using animals/animal products. And about the story of the transgender bully: OP is obviously more than right to still be angry, but I agree with the trans woman that she should still have avoided the word "boy". Misgendering someone on purpose is never okay! 1 out of 5 buttholes, and the other 4 buttholes are for the bully.
4:50 I think you're reaction was pretty off sure he ate over half of it but he waited almost an hour and a half and no one was eating it if they wanted to they would have had it by then. Also he was starving. That girl just escalated way too much all he did was eat a bunch of sandwich and he even offered to buy more but she was just insulting him and the sandwich was made for the party people to eat anyway so why is it make a difference if you ate it.
@tainaperezbaez6464
4 жыл бұрын
wow in my country if u ate 120 cm of a sandwich, u definitely have issues, having a 30cm sandwich on subway makes ppl look at u if u are not fat and even if u are fat having two 30cm it's "too much", i think at a party eating that much in just an hour it's pretty selfish, anyways the host was a rude for talking to him like that in front of everyone, she could have asked if they could talk in private and tell him that what he did was selfish...
@tainaperezbaez6464
4 жыл бұрын
also i don't think he is really a bad guy, he just didn't ask, and that was selfish, but the thing here is his health, 120cm of a sandwich for one guy it's a lot
@codyjohnson6427
4 жыл бұрын
I don't know about you, but I will stuff myself with my own food, but I would NEVER stuff myself at parties. You NEVER want to be the guy to eat the last of the food. Or the guy who eats half of the 6 feet of food, no matter how much time passed
@Mcyxof
4 жыл бұрын
@@codyjohnson6427 - I'm happy to eat the last of the food as I don't want food to go to waste, but I'll always offer it out first. That being said, I have problems with eating so my friends will usually let me have the food if I'm expressing an interest in eating xD Not anorexic or anything, I just don't really tend to feel hunger and often just feel full even when I'm not.
@khulant.515
4 жыл бұрын
@@Mcyxof OP did actually asked them, but was met with silence sooo.....
Dad joke was no big deal and ifs harmless. I think the teacher refusing to refer to the student by correct first name is unacceptable and disrespectful. Respect goes both ways.
@comet9864
4 жыл бұрын
I disagree with the dad joke tbh but he reconciled and it was very wholesome, I liked it
r/ sounds stupid that he gave the sandwich one 2 out of 5.so im gonna r/ 10 out of 5
That dad joke *chef’s kiss* mwauh beautiful representation. Amazing calculation. AND TOTAL DESTRUCTUON!!! Nothing has been seen in the cuisine industry like this since.....ever!
Oh great the daughter went from becoming a normal vegan to the insane vegan 🤦🏼♂️
@bohbuonocore6383
4 жыл бұрын
I dont know, yeah it was a BIT MUCH to ask her parents to literally leave the house but I can understand my brother is a vegan and whenever he would eat meat he would literally puke blood he couldn't handle it and the smell so I understand how it would bother but that wasn't the case in this scenario and she was kind of being a butthead lol
@Mcyxof
4 жыл бұрын
It also sounds like the mum was trying to enable that, teaching her that if she tantrums, she gets her way. That's ridiculous.
You can always tell who someone really is after you tell them no.
@RandysRides
4 жыл бұрын
EXACTLY !!!! I don't keep friends long....people don't like the truth or hearing the word NO.
@ZoroarkLover98
4 жыл бұрын
@@RandysRides no
@vgamesx1
4 жыл бұрын
@@RandysRides kzread.info/dash/bejne/emhpt5Z_fMLWgbA.html
@keilet
4 жыл бұрын
I need to tell people "no" more often and weed the shit out of my life. XD
@lethfuil
4 жыл бұрын
@@RandysRides That's really superficial to say it like that. It always HIGHLY depends on the situation. Sure, if you say "no" to every request for help or a share a friend has, eventually he'll stop being your friend. Everytime you are asked to go out, come over ect, an no, well you don't see them, you'll grow apart. The truth also. Truth can hurt. So, of course the reaction might be a bit defensive first. (But, if you consider a bad reaction the end of a friendship...I don't know.) But, again it depends on the situation, and the truth. Some people think, that criticizing people is "telling them the truth", but in reality they just feel entitled to not adapt to others but have them changed instead. Criticize someone to often and he will feel uncomfortable around you. Or, let's say, you say you don't have friends for long. So, maybe your truth is invasive? Tell a new friends what he does wrong with his marriage and that his mother can't cook or what not is going to far and us creepy. That's common sense and you'd probably dislike it too. It's true, that a lot of people don't want to hear a no, or the truth ever, they want to only have mindless fun with you but your statement ist just, well, superficial.
The amount of times my Dad said "Hi Hungry, I'm Dad" can't be counted. I love my Dad.
You can usually tell by how rSlash reads character dialogue whether or not he'll give them a butthole rating or not.
I disagree on the second post. He waited a while and i’d say while it was a bit of a douche move to not wait longer before taking the last 1.5ft of sub, it wasnt as bad as everyone is making it out to be.
@inkshermit9055
4 жыл бұрын
so 2hrs isn't long enough? Shit when you go to restaurants you must wait a long ass time.
@irprince
4 жыл бұрын
@Thibault Derese Calling someone out for eating 3 ft of a party sub by themselves is not "fat-shaming". All he had to do was ask the party if they were going to finish the sandwich.
@sylverscale
4 жыл бұрын
@@irprince No one asked him if he wanted any of the wings he brought... And he offered to buy more food if anyone was still hungry. She was making a mountain out of a molehill. It's not as if anyone was starving and there was no food to be had from anywhere else...
@lethfuil
4 жыл бұрын
@@irprince They saw him eat the damn thing. If they'd have want some, they'd have said some. Instead they waited until it was gone, than got mad at him. A little suspicious, if you ask me...
@lethfuil
4 жыл бұрын
He waited plenty enough. Seriously, after two hours in a warm room, the sandwich didn't had long time left anyway.
I love listening to you while i get ready in the morning.
@Banana_Squisher
4 жыл бұрын
Same
@killbuzz8706
4 жыл бұрын
Same
@eisrunlong767
4 жыл бұрын
Well it's night time for me
@d3ath166
4 жыл бұрын
Same
@VioletZauber
4 жыл бұрын
Same
the gir had it coming 10/10. When I first moved in with my bio dad, the best the courts would give him was "presumed father" so whenever I would start mouthing off and then complain about being hungry, he would say pretty much the same thing. "Hi, hungry, I'm presumed dad."
Errr I have the same mindset as the sandwich dude. If someone eats all the food I brought before I could get some, and theres a sandwich sitting there for an hour untouched, imma eat it. I've literally been in similar situations, and no one got mad at me. I just bought or cooked them more food and it was even-stevens. It's the girlfriend's fault for not telling someone to save her some. She wasn't even there, how was he supposed to know?
the vegan daughter? no way. giving separate things for vegan products is reasonable, but giving up meat entirely while in the house? completely unreasonable.
@Ender11037
3 жыл бұрын
@Chris George What the hell?
@lacko623
3 жыл бұрын
Also, she's claiming to be vegan, but she only has issues with the meat, but no problems with cheese and butter? Aren't vegans supposed to only prefer products, that don't contain ingredients produced by/from animals? Based on the post solely, she's a vegetarian at best.
@KazzleTheDazzle
3 жыл бұрын
@@lacko623 technically to be vegan you just don’t need to eat those things, I think it doesn’t matter to her because “it doesn’t contaminated the water as much” or something silly like that, idk, doesn’t make much sense but whatever
@personalpersonal5483
2 жыл бұрын
@Chris G lmao that's a funny joke tbh, tho vegans aren't all bad
@personalpersonal5483
2 жыл бұрын
@Chris G bruh You were serious about the New York thing
When he said he ate 3 ft of a party sub I was confused because I hought it wasnt that much, but then I realised I was getting feet and inch mixed up, so instead of thinking it was 3 feet I thought it was 3 inches
@tylerthesongmaker746
4 жыл бұрын
Ahh purple guy
@jayjaywolf8988
4 жыл бұрын
I didn’t know what a sub was and just thought of regular sandwiches
@khalanbase3680
4 жыл бұрын
Same. I was like, "that's not even enough to feed anyone!", then I realised FT. But still, he waited AN HOUR.
@sleepingonyourroof
4 жыл бұрын
Old sport
@lethfuil
4 жыл бұрын
@@khalanbase3680 Over an hour even and in between another 20 minutes.
The sandwich one made me upset. I have a binge eating disorder. I don't know the cause of it. I've had it my entire life. The fact that he was shamed in front of everyone is gross. He waited, saw no one eating the sandwich, and took his chance. He even offered to pay for the damage. At least he's aware of his actions. He gets maybe 0.5 buttholes for not asking. But that's stretching it.
Lol, "you brought the wings to share, they are gonna get eaten by other people..." Then gets mad another person finished the sandwich (especially after many hours of it just sitting there). Wait, i thought we were sharing!
Imagine causing so much controversy over a damn sandwich.
10:38 "All we have is a happy ending." Happy endings can still be satisfactory as long as there's enough detail and context for it to be acceptably revenge/spite free. I say this one had a pretty wholesome ending, and like it!
as somebody who has gone through some trauma at the hands of someone else, i totally get that teacher. I'm glad they were able to sort things out.
It wasn’t even a party it was a group of friends
That vegan kid is just disrespectful to both her parents and animals.
Yes, yes you are.
@sleepynick_
4 жыл бұрын
No u
@Devirioka
4 жыл бұрын
Daddy is that u
@s1cario411
4 жыл бұрын
Daddy come back with the milk I’m sure it is already expired
@sevenjames2050
4 жыл бұрын
Oh. O the FBI!
@sevenjames2050
4 жыл бұрын
Hey resistor how's it going I've been watching your videos and I hope your having a good day
As much as I like a good revenge story, I'm a sucker for wholesome endings
The story about the sub bugged me. It was the TIMING of it all. Yes, OP WAITED. He then ate half of what remained. He waited AGAIN. Likely to see if his stomach would stop asking for more food, as well as trying to be polite. Being a large person, I imagine he brought a HUGE amount of wings, expecting to get SOME. He got ZERO. By the time he got to the remaining 1/4 of the sub, everyone else SEEMED to be FULL of the wings, some sandwich (if they ate any of it), and chips/pretzels/other snacks. His friends KNEW he ate a LOT. Its not like he got drug to this party and they had ZERO idea. Its not like he didn't contribute quite a bit to the "noms". This hostess SET HIM UP. She heard his comments. She waited. She saw him eat the half of 3'... and waited. Then, JUST AS HE FINISHED THE REMAINING BITE... Only THEN did she speak up. She did it SOLELY to embarrass him, to call him out for what SHE viewed as "disgusting" behavior. It was so f'ing passive aggressive in the set-up it makes my head spin. She KNEW, and possibly even had the others in on it, just to ensure that was all that remained for him. From the sounds of it - the fact he got ZERO of his own wings, and only a piece of the sandwich, he even let everyone ELSE go ahead of him to grab food before UFC started. He even did his best to refrain from eating more, but as someone who has no choice (due to health reasons) but to eat something every so often (but i cannot manage a lot at once), I well understand how hard it was for him. I've been called out for "always eating" simply because my metabolism is convinced (again, due to health reasons stemming years) that it's in starvation mode, and I swear, everything I eat adds on pounds. It doesn't matter if I'm eating plain lettuce to some people. I still get evil glares. I feel for this young man. The time & place to talk to him about his food habits was NOT a "party". It could have been done quietly later. With understanding, gentleness, and compassion. Offers of help finding some ways to tackle his eating so much, such as over-eaters anonymous, or even being a wing-person to visit a doc (staying in the waiting room or even the car if the guy wanted). Whatever the guy thought he needed to address the reasons behind his love of food, wingperson would be there. But this... "friend"... this "hostess"... omg. Totally should NOT hostess. Bad etiquette there. To the young man with the possible food addiction... please find better friends - more supportive friends. It sounds like when you are with them, they judge every single bite of food you take. The fact that they rejected your offer to order pizza/subway for THEM, and they rejected it really added to the feeling that you were set up for this. I'm sorry, man. It breaks my heart. In my house, the rule for guests is: if you go away hungry, it's because you didn't want to eat - i try to always make sure everyone is fully satiated, and as I get to know people & appetites, I adjust accordingly. It's how I was taught to be a "good hostess." Smh. Hostess - huge butthole. For many MANY reasons. Friends - depending if they were involved in a settup - also huge buttholes, otherwise - partial buttholes for eating all the wings and not ensuring everyone at least got some. You? Did nothing wrong. Not the butthole.
@normajoe
2 жыл бұрын
Oh my God, this. I just shared my thoughts - two years later, in a comment above but it’s so similar in some ways to my exact sentiments - thank you, I feel less, for the lack of a better phrase, “triggered” by the story and R/Slash’s response. I totally agree, this felt malicious on the part of this ungracious, awful host. Can’t believe folks let her shame him like that in the name of “good manners”. Disgusting.
@abigailphoenixthepaperaddi2501
2 жыл бұрын
@@normajoe its awful. I have struggled with food issues my entire adult life - over-eating to starving myself to everything in between - some caused by gut issues and some by anxiety, etc. As I said above, it doesn't matter what I choose to eat in the view of others, I'm getting glared at (I've lost almost 40 pounds this past year, but honestly, I can't figure out where, I'm still very blobby lol). About 2? Maybe... 3? 4? months ago, I had a huge epiphany that has changed how I view food and my own behaviors - that I would starve myself to have some measure of control when everything around me was falling apart. It was further cemented by the fact that as stress builds up, my chronic digestive problems amped up, and, in an attempt to quiet them, I ended up reducing what I ate - not just amounts, but types of foods. I ate baked potatos for a solid month (tiniest sliver of butter, salt, a tiny sprinkle of pepper & nothing else) because my stress was so high nothing else stayed in my gut for longer than 5 minutes (IBS folks, you get it). I THOUGHT... I CONVENCED myself this was giving my gut time to get over whatever triggering food I had consumed, completely discounting that stress. It got to the point I stopped feeling hunger, which only made things so much worse. I was barely consuming 500 calories a day. But it wasn't until I learned of the different TYPES of Anorexia (yes, you can be "fat" and have it, it's atypical, but happens) that I finally understood. I treated food either as a reward, or as a thing I just had to get through. Usually the latter, and, as we all know... it's easier to just avoid doing the thing that you just gotta do - to put it off, etc. Decades of this weight yo-yo, and my metabolism is completely screwed. I cannot maintain my blood sugar vs insulin levels. I cannot easily lose weight, even with proper diet & exercise. Most of the weight I lost this past year was partly because of the aforementioned "putting off eating" (in a way, punishing myself for whatever flaw I deemed high on the list that day), or the way I now approach my food (in the last 2, maybe 3 or 4 months - I really don't remember). I sat down with my spouse and explained everything. I cried. He listened carefully and asked, "What can I do to help?" No accusations. No guilting me. No pity. No "Suck it up, its in your head." Just pure support. We worked together on a basic plan. He'd help me monitor by making sure I ate the equivalent of at least a "full dinner" (a protein, two veggies/fruit, and either potatoes, noodles, rice, or some kind of grain) in a full day. No pointing out if I ate more, or if I ate a cookie, but he was allowed to GENTLY remind me to eat another veggie, or a egg, or something. He found a good way to do it, by making a large bowl of say, glazed carrots, and handing it to me. He'd hand me a fork and then sit & play on his phone, and tell me to go back to watching videos. Being a "mindless muncher" in the past helps here, in that I would steadily eat those carrots (usually a bite every minute, over maybe a total of 30 minutes, so I ended up eating 1 to 2 servings of veggies this way). When I finished, I would hand over the bowl to him & he'd snap the cover on & put it in the fridge to repeat the next day. The one thing we both struggle with for me is if I get upset (as in nedding to or actually crying), I cannot eat for hours. My throat won't allow food and it gets stuck. Again, He's found something that semi-works - smoothies (more like frozen fruit pureed with ice) or fruit ice bars that he makes (he eats them, too lol). Because it's (semi) solid, it gives me that needed feeling of chewing, but it melts and easily goes past that lump. We only do this if its the time for me to eat, though. Which is every 2-3 hours, because I still can only handle eating 1 type of thing at a time. What helped most, and still helps, is the complete lack of judgement. His live shines through in his attempts to ensure that I eat as nutritiously as possible within the issues (physical and mental) I struggle with. THIS is how you handle an eating disorder. Not by shaming. By SUPPORT. This man may not know WHY he struggles with hunger (and there IS a genetic - think its genetic - disorder where the child and later, as an adult, literally cannot stop eating, feels hunger every second, because the stomach never signals it's full, so that is a possibity, too), but he needs a someone who actually cares enough to help him figure it out, and then help support him though the journey. SHAME AND RIDICULE RARELY, IF EVER, ARE EFFECTIVE. Honestly, I cannot say that loud enough. I've had doctors shame me for my weight at a time I was consuming more calories in my 2 cups a day of home-brewed coffee with non-fat non-dairy creamer than in actual food every single day, telling me to reduce my calories EVEN MORE, to diet, to get off my "fat $$$", etc. Which only reinforced the whole "I'm fat, I shouldn't eat" belief I was cultivating. My current FNP has the nurses COVER the scale readings for me now. She wants me to stop focusing on that and keep focusing on "balanced nutrition" and finding healthy alternatives for any cravings. She's done this for about 3 years now. I only know I've lost the weight because she announced "Goal 1, achieved. Your metabolism is catching back up. Congrats, 40 pounds lost." Out of WHAT, I don't know. And... I no longer want to know. I feel better than I have in ages, and even getting covid (with the gut issues it caused) was viewed as "Ok, yes, I keep getting sick (to my stomach), but this is not the time to throw that hard work out - this is not an excuse to go back to the way it was. 1 protein. 2 veggies/fruits. 1 grain or starch. Every day." Even tho hubs was also sick, he still watched over me. This past week or two, I've been able to increase my veggies/fruits to 3 or 4 servings a day, and my energy levels are only increasing, as is my mood and how I handle things life throws at me. Support, unconditional support... is what I'd needed for so long, and had zero clue I needed it. If it had been offered before my epiphany, I like to think at the least, a gentle conversation leading me to that discovery would have been beneficial, or even someone saying, "hey.. i'm hungry, want to split a sandwich? Your choice on what's on it." (Showing they see that I almost never ate, even with the weight.) ANYTHING but "you eat too much/too little and you're disgusting and fat and ..." That just reinforces the bad behaviors that caused the problem... anger turns to self-loathing turns to self-harm in either controlling your food intake too much, or just eating everything in sight in an attempt to "fill the void". My FNP is a larger woman, which made accepting her decision to keep me from seeing my weight a lit easier to deal with. She honestly talks to me about her own struggles with weight and kept reminding me, until I figure out WHY I do these things, those things will continue to control me - and my weight. That everyone's reasons are their own and no diet will actually help long-term. We discussed healthy carbs versus "bad" ones. And that it's perfectly ok to eat a serving of something "bad" now & then, just not every single day. Technically, I have 2 awesome supporters in my path to health, and I couldn't have done it without them both. I'm not at my goal yet, but I'm finally on the right path... and it actually FEELS right. If I could, I'd give this gentleman just as much support. He deserves to know that his weight & eating habits do NOT define him. That he is worthy of the care & consideration of others. That IF he wants to work on this, he's got someone willing to cook his favorite veggie & say "hey, I made this (for you), do you want it now or do you want to wait a bit?" To be his "wingman" for medical help to determine if there's a physical or mental thing or even a combo. To help him find a new "relationship" with food that it's neither to comfort you, nor an enemy - it's there to provide your body with what it needs to have the energy to do the things that must be done (and things you WANT to do!). To help him find healthier alternatives as well. I really hope he's found better people to hang out with.
The guy who ate the sandwich should have said something like "hey, this sandwich has been sitting out here, and might go bad soon, anyone mind if I just finish it off?" To say nothing and just eat it all is a little bad, but to blow up at him like that girl did was even worse. He did try to make it right, but she turned it down for no good reason.
@knightfellnightna8231
4 жыл бұрын
I saw that post on Reddit when it was posted. In the comments OP says that they did in fact ask the others about the sandwich but that they were met with silence
Student: dies Teacher: 😡😡😡😡😡🤬
@homicidaltourist7341
4 жыл бұрын
Welcome to public school in america!
The overweight dude explained why he ate it and STILL everyone was mad at him. No more wings = hunger. Sandwich being eaten = no hunger. Like if you didn’t want it to be eaten, don’t put it as party food.
Story 5: OP and his family had such a great response. I know there’s families who are unsupportive when their kids become vegan or vegetarian. The daughter cannot claim a Pan as hers. She’s going to far by saying the dish washer is contaminated. She is asking for too much.
I’m pretty sure I embarrassed my teacher with my existance
@hdbordercollie
4 жыл бұрын
OOF
@Bohistrying
4 жыл бұрын
Honestly same
@biscuit3397
4 жыл бұрын
worthless
@Cardboard_Cut
4 жыл бұрын
Relatable
@m1sterch3f7
4 жыл бұрын
*im pretty sure I am my teachers existsnce*
The last story brings to mind how my ex-husband would apologize: "I'm sorry you make me so angry" Uh, no. Also my childhood best friend went to NA, and was doing her "twelve steps" called me to "apologize" for how her addiction effected our relationship. She stole hundreds of dollars from me and "lost" my bf's car! But I'm supposed to be like, "That's okay, all's well that ends well" People like that are just narcissists.
@miialona
4 жыл бұрын
Agreed reminds me of how my mum apologizes to me after she argues with me or my dad its a roundabout manipulative way of apologizing and since ive grown up with the woman its easy to identify
@jgw5491
3 жыл бұрын
A person who does twelve steps is supposed to "make amends". In the case of stolen money, I think paying the money back AND an apology is appropriate.
@theotraut9438
3 жыл бұрын
@Leon HUANG yes but there is a difference between rejection and intentionally misgendering a trans person.
@Artorias-The-Wolf-Knight
3 жыл бұрын
@@theotraut9438 the way its worded, if the person "identified" as a boy when they bullied op, but then changed their identity later down the line and apologiesd and was rejected To op that person is always going to be the boy that bullied them and made their life miserable, they didn't say they weren't going to use that persons "preferred" pronouns, just that in their eyes that person will always be their childhood bully.
@theotraut9438
3 жыл бұрын
@@Artorias-The-Wolf-Knight even when referring to a trans person in the past you shouldn’t misgender them. It’s basic respect. They could’ve said “you’ll always be the person who bullied me” but they said boy for a reason, they wanted it to hurt more and the only way they could think of doing that was by causing them disphorya by implying that they would always be a boy
No one: Not eaven a soul: Kid:ugh im hungry!! Dad:HI HUNGRY IM NOT YOUR DAD!😁😁
"MA'AM ON THE GROUND YOU DIDN'T REBEL AGAINST YOUR PARENTS ONCE" if that was actually a law I'd die of laughter
Everyone: *rebelling against their parents Me: *is 16, arguing with my mother like once a year.
@joshduthie3401
4 жыл бұрын
Yup. Just because so many teenagers do it, doesn't make it right.
@_cybermoth
4 жыл бұрын
Same. She's my mom, my dad is my dad, they're doing their best at all times. I don't want to have such a stressful relationship with people who genuinely care about me and love and respect me
@woodyscorner8536
4 жыл бұрын
I have a super sarcastic sense of humor, so to people who don't know they get mad at me for being rude. Which I understand, I apologize and tell them that's just how I joke. My grandma doesn't seem to understand that even though shes yelled at me well over 10 times about me being rude in the past few months when I was only joking about something, and after I apologize and say I was kidding, I get "IT'S NOT ALWAYS 'JUSTT A JOOOKE' YOU CAN'T ALWAYS USE THAT *EXCUSE!!"*
@greenie15
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I never "rebelled". I didn't put up with my dad's crap when he was having anger management issues, but he himself has always praised me for not putting up with it😅
@ethanthornton5650
4 жыл бұрын
I sore this had 70 likes and unliked
little miss vegan is playing powergames-she wantsto try to force her ways on you...
About the sandwich: if no one ate the sandwich for such a long time, why can’t OP eat it? If they wanted it, why didn’t they reach for it?
I bursted out laughing about the “hey hungry I’m not your dad”
The bacon guy is not the ahole because I’m a vegetarian my family eats and cooks meat next to me
@miialona
4 жыл бұрын
Yeah when i went vegetarian for a year and a half my dad used to eat what he wanted while helping me cook what i wanted. The daughter reminds me of my mum who has a couple mental health issues so it could be something along those lines
@talias8
4 жыл бұрын
Miaha I’m not vegetarian anymore
Reading these comment are like playing Where's the vegan
@mellobii
4 жыл бұрын
LMAO
@peggypenguin4268
4 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂😂
@lukev.evergarden9048
4 жыл бұрын
Bruh
@keilet
4 жыл бұрын
This comment needs more upvotes. XD
@evarinagarmguardian113
4 жыл бұрын
Well! Who’s the one getting their kicks off of cruelly devouring those poor innocent creatures?! Definitely me ;)
I don't think the girl, who got bulled, misgendering the bully, She is just remembering who the bully was, when she was being bullied. But now the bully can walk away without feeling guilty, about what she did, because now they are "even." I mean, what is being forgiven all about, if it not, not having to feel guilty about horrible shit you've done?
@Art_museum28
3 ай бұрын
Exactly. OP doesn’t show any signs of being transphobic and it was pretty obvious she meant was she said as that’s how she’ll remember the events of her bullying
No, the dad joke was good, and he handled it very well. Remember, there were other dads that handled situations like that worse than the children do