Who's the Biggest Liar You've Ever Known?

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  • @jessicafitzgerald7704
    @jessicafitzgerald7704 Жыл бұрын

    My friend once told me she almost died as a baby from “severe colic” and that when she was 8 months old the doctors found out her mother had never produced breast milk so she was severely underweight… 8months old having never had any food ever… I could write a book about the things she’s told me.

  • @jaydenanstine5869

    @jaydenanstine5869

    Жыл бұрын

    Yeaaah that baby would’ve been dead before 2 weeks old

  • @lollybirdy

    @lollybirdy

    Жыл бұрын

    Some woman don't produce breast milk or don't produce enough. It's rare but it happens.

  • @evilarchconservative2952

    @evilarchconservative2952

    Жыл бұрын

    A Mom would know immediately, even with her first baby, that she wasn't producing milk. When my first Nephew was born, my SIL knew he was ill a couple hours after birth. It wasn't obvious. He ended up in NICU for two weeks.

  • @dx1450

    @dx1450

    Жыл бұрын

    My wife couldn't produce milk for our children, but you know what we did? Instead of allowing them to starve we fed them formula.

  • @0037kevin

    @0037kevin

    5 ай бұрын

    ​@@dx1450amazing

  • @_JustAnotherKid__
    @_JustAnotherKid__ Жыл бұрын

    The biggest lie I’ve ever been told was “only adults would know/ understand.” And I don’t mean hidden jokes, but life events/ experiences (both awful and great).

  • @Ospyro3em
    @Ospyro3em Жыл бұрын

    There was a girl at school who was a compulsive liar- she just felt the need to lie about everything, no matter how big or small. According to her, her father had died about 5 times on separate occasions in weird ways (fell of a roof, got shot by a gang, car crash etc), she'd been pregnant multiple times apparently, had a £2 coin lodged in her heart from when she swallowed it as a 5 year old child (I still laugh hard about this one- especially since £2 coins weren't yet a thing when were 5 years old, nevermind the logistics of it getting to the heart) and so, so many other pointless lies

  • @sapphirewingthefurrycritic985
    @sapphirewingthefurrycritic985 Жыл бұрын

    The parents confusion at what the hell their kid was talking about was the best.

  • @juliane.mfarias9285

    @juliane.mfarias9285

    Жыл бұрын

    They must be considering mental hospitals at this point

  • @Ospyro3em

    @Ospyro3em

    Жыл бұрын

    The fact that she was so set on not being caught out that she doubled down in front of her poor parents was just hilarious

  • @BDM276
    @BDM276 Жыл бұрын

    About the premature birth one upper: in the sixties people sometimes claimed premature births to hide premarital intercourse. Baby born 8 months after the wedding will be a premature birth when you talk to family but in reality it's a 9 month gestation. People would say stuff like "the first baby can be born at any time, the later babies are always 9 months"

  • @ArcanineEspeon

    @ArcanineEspeon

    Жыл бұрын

    Hey, that's funny, there's an RSlash video from less than a week ago about this exact topic/saying. I think it might even be called "AITA for talking about my brother's premature birth?"

  • @wildangel0229

    @wildangel0229

    Жыл бұрын

    My mom weighed 2 lbs at birth. In 1922! Her brother weighed 4 lbs

  • @j.tgrooms
    @j.tgrooms Жыл бұрын

    As the eagles said: You can't hide your lyin' eyes

  • @RenegadeNomad
    @RenegadeNomad Жыл бұрын

    I always thought the spinning wall thing was made up for movies until I started working in a mansion as a property manager. Sure enough, the library room has a bookshelf that opens up to reveal a secret door into the office. I damn near fell to the ground laughing. 😆

  • @Grayvorn

    @Grayvorn

    Жыл бұрын

    What?? That's awesome!!!!

  • @mizstories9646
    @mizstories9646 Жыл бұрын

    Oh, I got one! I went to school with a girl who was a compulsive liar. She had incurable diseases a handful of time throughout the few years that she always miraculously healed from. She wore a bunch of obviously plastic costume jewelry that she claimed were real family heirlooms because she was a distant relative of Queen Elizabeth II. They were still very close with the royal family, but they had to keep it a secret since she was American. She said she was actually skinny, beautiful, and had long blonde hair and blue eyes. She wore a short wig, a fat suit, brown contacts, and facial prosthetics to make her look ugly. She did this because her family was extremely wealthy, and she had to keep her amazing looks a secret so that guys wouldn't try to date her based on money and good looks. My favorite one was this whole story arc that spanned almost all of sophomore year. She claimed that she had met a member of a different royal family and they they were going to get married. She flew to England every weekend to spend time with him. She wore a HUGE fake diamond ring to school every day as her engagement ring. She spent months planning her wedding during school. It was going to be at his family's palace. She even passed out invitations to people and told them that all expenses would be paid. A week before the "wedding," she came to school sobbing, saying that her fiancé died during a horse riding accident. Oh my God, tthere were SO many. Those are just the tip of the iceberg. I could not understand how nobody had gotten this girl mental help.

  • @dx1450

    @dx1450

    Жыл бұрын

    That's just really sad & pathetic. Sounds like she was just desperate for attention & for people to like her, but making up obvious & grandiose lies is not the way to get people to like you.

  • @GarrettFruge
    @GarrettFruge Жыл бұрын

    Yeah, my aunt and her younger son. There's nothing funny or quirky about their lying, and they've never told any lies that were particularly elaborate or "out there", just self-deluded and occasional gasslighting, and both have histories of criminality. My aunt has basically lied so much for so long that I honestly believe she's lost the ability to tell the difference between reality and stuff she just pulls out of her butt.

  • @jamesritter2976
    @jamesritter2976 Жыл бұрын

    Biggest liar I've ever known? That would be my first wife.

  • @somechupacabrawithinternet8866
    @somechupacabrawithinternet8866 Жыл бұрын

    parents: if you tell the truth, we won't get angry

  • @d0peusername
    @d0peusername Жыл бұрын

    I worked with this woman at 711, Susan, she made several outrageous claims the only 2 I can really remember were: 1) she was a sniper in the secret service, on president Obama's detail. Apparently she had a scope on him and almost pulled the trigger multiple times and was eventually medically discharged due to loosing vision in 1 eye. 2) had a form of Cancer so bad that she had to put in immediate leave for medical treatments and never heard back from her. I later went into another 711 in the next city and saw her working there seemingly cancer/chemo free.

  • @fadetoblond

    @fadetoblond

    Жыл бұрын

    Delusions of Grandeur, it sounds like. A harsh mental illness. 😕

  • @unknown.8308
    @unknown.8308 Жыл бұрын

    The secret passage one killed me lmfao

  • @alanhope1190
    @alanhope1190 Жыл бұрын

    High school dude claimed Pocahontas was his grandma.

  • @QueenSunstar
    @QueenSunstar Жыл бұрын

    My oncologist. He said my stage 2 stomach cancer was terminal and I had maybe a month left at most. He wanted to stop treatment and let me enjoy the time I had left. I told him over my dead body. Treatment continues until I take my last breath. If I’m to die, I’m going down swinging. That’s when my oncologist smiled and said he’ll fight with me to the end. We decided to go all out and basically carpet bomb my body with chemo. Three months later, most of my stomach and a bit of my intestines plus the entirety of the tumor was removed. I’m still here and cancer free today. Like hell was I going down due to a clump of cells that forgot how to be cells. I had a life to live thank you very much.

  • @evilarchconservative2952

    @evilarchconservative2952

    Жыл бұрын

    😇 Your Doctor knew exactly what he was doing when he lied to you! Congratulations on winning the toughest fight ever. Your channel looks interesting. Off to watch some of your videos.

  • @QueenSunstar

    @QueenSunstar

    Жыл бұрын

    @@evilarchconservative2952 I know he totally did it to get my fighting spirit back.

  • @maiqtheliar789
    @maiqtheliar789 Жыл бұрын

    Biggest liar I know? Well, of course I know him. He's me.

  • @evilarchconservative2952

    @evilarchconservative2952

    Жыл бұрын

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @austinwilburn1772
    @austinwilburn1772 Жыл бұрын

    It isn’t special but one happened to me today. A guy at work I met was trying to show off, I had mentioned I play world of Warcraft since 2004 and he said he had been playing since 2002. I just kinda rolled my eyes knowing 2004 was the year it came out.

  • @fadetoblond

    @fadetoblond

    Жыл бұрын

    It sucks when there's always someone who has to "one up" you, just to be better, even if they're clearly BSing. I have an unknown Neurological disorder called an "orphan disease" since they can't diagnose me. However, a neighbour/friend of mine has a weird friend who had to "one up" me by saying she has a 1 in 60 million disorder of some sort. I said to her. "I didn't realize this was a competition", and gave her a snide look. She barely visits my neighbour anymore. Neighbour couldn't thank me enough. 😂

  • @carissalynnftw
    @carissalynnftw Жыл бұрын

    @12:20 The pathological liar claiming to be a spy that would be "killed by the FDA" is my new favorite thing xD

  • @mostar1219
    @mostar1219 Жыл бұрын

    5:18 i wonder if that was the first time the parents realized there's something wrong with her

  • @anonmouse15

    @anonmouse15

    Жыл бұрын

    Considering the mother's comment, I doubt it.

  • @Silverstar98121
    @Silverstar98121 Жыл бұрын

    I was a nurse in a rural area in the 1970's. I delivered a 2lb 2 oz preemie in 1970. He stayed in our rural hospital until he went home six weeks later. I checked on him thirty years later, he was a professor. He was very unusual to be that small and survive without much intervention (incubator and tube feeding.) But then there are the Dionne quintuplets.

  • @kissedbypalefirex
    @kissedbypalefirex Жыл бұрын

    this reminds me of a co-worker names Natalie, she was the biggest liar,she didnt work in my dept but i'm friends with some people who are, shes hated by everyone. i chatted with her before work & she mention she used to be over 300lbs & she lost a lot of weight....i mention my heavest weight (270-280;lbs) i'm shorter then her,shes about 5"8. about a week later we chatted about weight again & she mentioned her heavest weight was 260's lb (i remembered thats not what she said).she said her father was a mafia hitman, ex-husband a member of a drug cartel. she & another girl Piper, got fired because they got in a fist-fight on the floor around thanksgiving (sadly i missed that& have no idea what happened)

  • @The_Super_NOVA
    @The_Super_NOVA10 ай бұрын

    A former friend of mine used to tell tall tales to get attention from much older guys. She said she was fluent in Japanese from watching anime, and fluent in German because she got bored one day and studied a library book. She said she could draw four hyper realistic graphite portraits of different subjects as the same time, holding pencils in both hands and with her toes. She said she would sneak out of the house at night and have adventures around town, like buying lighters at a gas station. 🤔 (how is that an adventure or cool???) Those are the best of her stories XD

  • @JohnPascavageFishing
    @JohnPascavageFishing8 ай бұрын

    This small town near where I live had a beauty queen who was diagnosed with cancer. It made news all over the state, there were go fund mes set up all over social media, there were several charity events arranged for her, tens of thousands of dollars were raised to pay for her treatments, people were going out of her way to drive her to appointments, etc. The woman was posting updates of her treatments, pictures of her with a bald head, and even medical bills for the treatments. Well, someone who actually worked at one of the hospitals she was getting treatment at asked her which doctors were treating her, and she couldn't name any. People noticed that her hair would start to grow back shortly after every bald photo. And someone called one of the hospitals wanting to pay any outstanding bills for her, lo and behold they had no record of her ever being a patient. A tip was submitted to police, and it took them about a day to contact the facilities where she claimed to be receiving treatment, none of them had any record of her. For about five years, she had faked the whole thing, going as far to create fake medical bills, shaving her head, and go hide in the hospital while whoever drove her sat in the waiting room.

  • @ItHasChicken
    @ItHasChicken Жыл бұрын

    I knew a girl in high school who apparently was secretly engaged to her best friend’s boyfriend and they were going to get married after graduation. She also was “pregnant” by this guy constantly. One day she was complaining to me about her period, the next week she rubbed her stomach and said, “I think it’s almost time to have my baby.” Once when she “lost” the “baby” and would have been pretty far along, I took a risk and played into it. I told her how sorry I was and how traumatic it must have been to deliver a stillborn baby and have a death certificate, funeral, etc (my mother lost 5 pregnancies and one of them was a stillbirth). She shut right up and never mentioned it again - at least not to me. 😅

  • @cherokeeirishman9612
    @cherokeeirishman9612 Жыл бұрын

    My brother is one of the biggest liars I have ever seen or heard of. He was a Combat Engineer from 1997-1999 during peace time. He gets credit for that because it’s 100% facts. He rides a motorcycle now and has the cliche vest with all the patches. His unit and base patches, but the worst is that he wears a “Desert Shield/Desert Storm” patch. Desert Storm was back in 1991…my brother was 15 years old yet he swears he was there. Tells everyone he was there. He claims PTSD from combat he was never in. I served and I was deployed, I saw real combat (the real deal). I am so sick of people buying his horse crap. I have been told to lay off him because “he served his country and laid his life on the line, he killed for this country. He is a hero” when I give them the facts they call me jealous…let THAT sink in. He never left Ft Benning, but I did and they say I’m jealous of a liar. I swear someone slipped me crazy pills everytime I hear this crap.

  • @joeschembrie9450
    @joeschembrie9450 Жыл бұрын

    the biggest liar is my sister, who keeps on telling me that she'll pay me back the money she owes me, if only I will give her more money to cover her short term gap in funding. that's the least of the things she's done to me, I can't begin to describe the pain, humiliation, backstabbing, and character assassination I've been through with her.

  • @jgroenveld1268
    @jgroenveld1268 Жыл бұрын

    I wouldn't say it was a lie but an elaborate prank but a guy joined us in high school and claimed to be an exchange student from Australia. It all unraveled just before summer break when he gave his farewell speech in his real (American) accent.

  • @evilarchconservative2952

    @evilarchconservative2952

    Жыл бұрын

    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Nox692
    @Nox692Ай бұрын

    11:46 bro thinks hes chuck norris💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

  • @johnpepple3456
    @johnpepple3456 Жыл бұрын

    My mother had a co-worker who told lies all the time. It started this woman's first day of work. She said her name was Lynn Fraley, and someone asked, "Oh, are you related to Fraley & Smith?" That was a local firm, and she said, "Yes, that's my father." Instantly, my mother knew it was a lie because the firm's actual name was Farley & Smith. Later on, she started going by Carolyn instead of Lynn, and my mother asked her what her real name was. Both, she said. Carolyn was her first name and Lynn was her middle name. Now, most people choose a middle name for their children that is quite different from their first name. It is conceivable that someone named their daughter Carolyn Lynn, just as it is conceivable that someone could name their son Jonathan John. But it's pretty strange. And if the person telling you this has been telling lies every day, you aren't inclined to believe it. The final straw was a Monday when she announced that she had gotten married over the weekend. This was pretty surprising because she hadn't said anything ahead of time. Amid congratulations, someone pointed out that she should go to Accounting and tell them so her tax status could be changed. She quit shortly after that day. I, too, had a co-worker who was always telling lies. He was a computer programmer, and in fact was so much into computers that he said he had had a couple articles published in popular computer magazines. Later on, another co-worker told me that he had looked for these articles and had never found them. One day I happened to mention modal logic. He instantly said he had once taken a class in it. He had not gone beyond community college, and this is the sort of thing that would be covered in a graduate seminar, but although I challenged him on this, he persisted. One day I mentioned to some other co-workers that I didn't believe more than one story in ten of the things he was saying, and I was accused of being gullible.

  • @theeverydaybombshell
    @theeverydaybombshell Жыл бұрын

    The dude who shot Slenderman and kept his teacher as a ghost in a jar in his room can be my friend any day that's entertaining as heck.

  • @melaniemills4505
    @melaniemills4505 Жыл бұрын

    My mother...she was a pathological, compulsive liar. You basically couldn't believe a word that came out of her mouth. In 1984, she was issued a license plate where the three letters in it were LYR. My dad and I chuckled over how ironic this was. 😆

  • @lavendersage444
    @lavendersage444 Жыл бұрын

    this girl in my high school continuously lied about being in the blood gang, that her mom let her steal 10,000 dollar from her (emphasis on the let), lied that she had already graduated but had to continue going to school, she lied that she had been shot and stabbed multiple times, she also lied that she had 24 siblings (the number changed multiple times). She was an obvious pathological liar

  • @verosikamayday6284
    @verosikamayday6284 Жыл бұрын

    A woman I knew in college who was a known liar. She would tell you something one day and then tell you something completely different the next. For example, one day she could tell you she's gay and then tell you that she has a crush on a guy in swim class the next. One day a girl who lived in the same dorm as me took her own life by hanging. Her parents disowned her after she came out, was diagnosed mentally ill (bipolar), and started drinking with disastrous results. A memorial was held in her honor which had all of her closest friends give speeches about her including her girlfriend. Before her girlfriend went, the liar went and said that she and her were planning on running away together not knowing her girlfriend was at the memorial. Given her past, nobody believed her. She then said "Ok, I might have overstated our love for each other. We were in love but didn't plan on running away." Again, nobody believed her. She then said, "Ok, we were in love with each other but not in the ways I described." It eventually boiled down to her saying "Ok, Fine, we were never in love. In fact, I spat on her and beat her up because of the way she was. There! Are you fucking happy?" I turned to the bipolar woman's girlfriend who, let me just say that I have never seen anyone more angry in my entire life. She walked up to the liar and socked her square in the face. I think a couple of teeth came out. I don't have all the details but she was ignored by all of her classmates and teachers after that. TL;DR: Compulsive Lair tells a fake story of her and a dead bipolar lesbian at a memorial service for said bipolar lesbian, gets punched by GF.

  • @tacsman
    @tacsman11 ай бұрын

    My friend, Jeff, used to say he was a zombie extra in Resident Evil.

  • @technofeeling2462
    @technofeeling2462 Жыл бұрын

    A kid in my school told that she was in the city with her parents and she fell in a hole and her parents left her in it

  • @anonmouse15
    @anonmouse15 Жыл бұрын

    I've encounted a few insecure types that don't even have the brass to lie about themselves 1-uping everything I said. It was always their (anon) "friend" who had an astonishing array of talents, but for some reason chose to stay in the dead end small town I used to live in. A personal favourite of mine was claiming that "his friend" had both the expertise and black market contacts to remove organs from corpses and sell them. This came up in a conversation about altrustic organ donations after death. The speaker in question was most opposed, and claimed that "his friend" would extract his organs and sell them, giving the money to the deceased's girlfriend. Of course, there was also the classic understanding that "his friend" (same one as the unorthdox mortician mentioned above) was in the Russian mafia, and frequently smuggled ex-soviet military hardware into Small Town, Australia. The speaker was in his early 30s.

  • @jikert4815
    @jikert4815 Жыл бұрын

    My best 1/4 mile was 51 seconds. Phil must have been a god to do it in 8 seconds

  • @ArcanineEspeon
    @ArcanineEspeon Жыл бұрын

    wow, this thumbnail is way more relevant to the topic than most Ask Reddit robot thumbnails. Edit: oddly enough, the SpongeBob firefighter from the next video would have also been a highly appropriate thumbnail as of 6:15.

  • @bobstevenson3130
    @bobstevenson3130 Жыл бұрын

    A girl in high school once tried to convince me and several others that the Australian military was trying to hunt down her boyfriend

  • @SuperCabrito14
    @SuperCabrito14 Жыл бұрын

    Me. I was born in SoCal and grew up in a quiet neighborhood. I told people I grew up in a neighborhood with a lot of gang activity and was inna gang myself. I cringe now

  • @lollybirdy
    @lollybirdy Жыл бұрын

    My friend lied about being r***d and that she was Asian. She said my crush did it but when I asked him he was super confused saying he'd hardly talked to her. So me and her arent friends anymore.

  • @mathieuleader8601
    @mathieuleader8601 Жыл бұрын

    Congressman Santos is one

  • @vickiesmith3021
    @vickiesmith3021 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you so very very much for your video 😊.

  • @ProtonFilms_Mark
    @ProtonFilms_Mark Жыл бұрын

    Yeah, me. Whenever I recount any story, I always add one to the number. Example: some time ago a prominent politician here was killed in a drive by shooting out of a white Ford Mondeo sedan. I own a white Ford Focus estate, but the police doesn't care that the model and body shape are different, so they would stop me anyway. It got so ridiculous that I got stopped three times on a single road once. Whenever I tell that story, I would say I got stopped four times, I have to make a conscious effort to stop myself from exaggerating numbers like that.

  • @sturmtiger7704
    @sturmtiger7704 Жыл бұрын

    Me, I lied a lot, not to get in trouble, because I wanted to look cool, even to get out of school.

  • @user-ul8uv9cq1z
    @user-ul8uv9cq1z8 ай бұрын

    You know the dude who said that his sister was a backup dancer for Lady Gaga was lying because the number of people who would actually admit to doing that is exactly 0!

  • @davidtherwhanger6795
    @davidtherwhanger6795 Жыл бұрын

    I was in the USNavy. Never heard of a Crew Bar onboard. New one guy who distilled stuff onboard. But never a Crew Bar. Fun Fact: The difference between a sailor's sea story and a fairy tale is the opening line. A fairy tale start out, "Once upon a time....". A sea story starts out, "This ain't no sh!t.....". The two best (read funniest) lies I have been told by others are, 1) A low level manager of temp staff at a company I worked at claimed to have been in every branch of the military for at least 2 years each. He was 19 years old and had been out of high school for less than a year IIRC. 2) Same company different co-worker, claimed he made $400.00 an hour as a male prostitute in Dallas. Another worker of ours beat me to this when he retorted "Then why are you wasting your time here making a little over minimum wage?"

  • @Brittany-br2gv
    @Brittany-br2gv Жыл бұрын

    “The time he found out his gym teacher was a ghost.” 24:51

  • @kendoruslink7017
    @kendoruslink7017 Жыл бұрын

    The fact that a grown adult lies is just sad .

  • @jasondouglas152
    @jasondouglas1525 ай бұрын

    I worked with a girl that claimed she had a brand new chevy avalanche but only drove some pos car throughout the crazy winter because she " didnt want it to lose value" There was no avalanche

  • @eblckmn
    @eblckmn Жыл бұрын

    My first husband, my late husband. He lied a lot. About anything and everything. His own family wasn’t sure what was the truth. It was up to me to tell them. They still don’t know the truth about him. They see me as the bad guy for moving on a year later. That’s what he told me to do. They know this.

  • @logger22
    @logger22 Жыл бұрын

    I wouldn’t consider this to be the biggest liar I’ve ever known, but I have that friend, that every human being has where he always says he’s going to do, buy, get, start, etc. something but never actually does. It’s basically that person that wants to impress someone that actually doesn’t really care

  • @RosesSpindle
    @RosesSpindle Жыл бұрын

    I had a coworker once who claimed that he had gotten engaged to his girlfriend within a month of meeting her at Starbucks. Then she was in the hospital with a life-threatening heart condition. Then it turned out she was pregnant with twins from her ex-boyfriend (coworker brought in an ultrasound he'd gotten off of Google as "proof" and went on about how he was looking forward to being a dad), but the ex was cool and supportive about it. Oh wait, the ex suddenly attempted to kidnap the fiancée's daughter from kindergarten (I guess she also had a daughter now?) But the police caught him, so coworker might have to miss work to support his fiancée while they take the matter to court. Except apparently it all got wrapped up within a week because he never mentioned it again. During all of this drama, my coworker also supposedly got baptized and joined a church. Then he started skipping out on his shifts because he was at a church service that ran long and his phone battery died so he couldn't call to let us know. Or another service just "popped up" all of a sudden. Don't you just hate those darn surprise church services that prevent you from getting to your evening work shift? Yeah, he didn't last much longer after he started pulling that nonsense. I know he at least had a girlfriend because she'd show up to say hi and he'd ditch his post to go make out with her sometimes. I never did work up the nerve to ask if she'd picked out names for the twins, though.

  • @fadetoblond

    @fadetoblond

    Жыл бұрын

    Wow! He's fked in the head. 😁

  • @xfuriousapex
    @xfuriousapex Жыл бұрын

    I worked with a lady who had to one-up everybody all the time. No matter what you did she did it first and 10 times better. One day a customer brought his parrot in to show us. Everyone was making a big deal about it. I looked over at this woman and I could see she was just seething with envy. I thought, oh crap, she's about to tell us she has a parrot and it's better somehow. And that's exactly what happened. She suddenly blurted out, "So what! I have a parrot too and mine's prettier! Mine's blue!" So I asked to see a picture of her parrot. Surely she had a picture on her phone, right? No, she didn't have any pictures. Well take a picture tonight and show us tomorrow. OK I will! The next day I asked to see that parrot but she forgot to take a pic. I asked her again t day after that. From then on anytime she tried to one-up anybody I asked to see her parrot and she shut up. After a while everyone else picked up of what was happening and they started asking for that picture too. She got so pissed she just stopped talking to us at all.

  • @dx1450

    @dx1450

    Жыл бұрын

    Her parrot's not dead, it's just restin'.

  • @0037kevin

    @0037kevin

    5 ай бұрын

    Just imagine: that person is allowed to drive a vehicle, own a gun, raise a child, and worst of all, VOTE. And people wonder why the world is the way it is.

  • @TheBubblegumgirl14
    @TheBubblegumgirl14 Жыл бұрын

    The kid lies just make me smile cuz they wanna brag about something cool (ie 100 dolphins in a swimming pool)

  • @rocketman-michael4262
    @rocketman-michael42622 ай бұрын

    I used to have this problem actually like I knew the lies were dumb and no one believe me but I just could not help myself it got better when my doctor adjusted my meds and now I can kind of fight off the urge to tell bulshit lies no sometimes they slip out and I have to stop myself and tell the other person that that was a lie and I'm trying to do better

  • @King-kf1mi
    @King-kf1mi Жыл бұрын

    Biggest lie I ever heard was that I would grow up to be happy

  • @Kirkaig
    @Kirkaig Жыл бұрын

    12:20 isn't the FDA a group that organises food health and safety laws?

  • @Vivaciousghostonomy
    @Vivaciousghostonomy Жыл бұрын

    My grandmother used to lie anout everything, especially jobs and accomplishments. Everything was a competition with her. We figured out it would have taken several lifetimes for her to complete all the stuff she claimed. She was also an alcoholic so that explained a fair bit of it. Still sad though that she felt the need to make so much stuff up. I never knew the real her.

  • @yoced1468
    @yoced1468 Жыл бұрын

    I’ve told some doozies to get out of work and others that completely baffle me years ago. I totally flipped and strive to tell the truth now. I understand the thought process to a degree as cringe as it is. What I will never understand though is the stolen valor types. I worked with a dude at Starbucks that claimed he was a sniper and has 145 confirmed kills and 250 unconfirmed. So yes nearly 400. What confused me even further is we worked with 2 marines and everybody knew he was lying including them and he’d still try to shove this nonsense down peoples throat.

  • @Sclasspsycho
    @Sclasspsycho Жыл бұрын

    I looked up if there were even wolves in Japan. I guess they used to have a type of wolf but it's been considered extinct for a long time.

  • @worcestershiresauce6377
    @worcestershiresauce6377 Жыл бұрын

    Caitlin Carmichael with her Lunchtime Boogie Brains

  • @Noblesix84
    @Noblesix84 Жыл бұрын

    There was this girl I knew back when I was a freshman/sophomore in highschool, we didn't go to the same girl but we played video games together. Said she was related to both Tobuscius and SkyDoesMinecraft. Don't know how she expected me to believe that.

  • @Kirkaig
    @Kirkaig Жыл бұрын

    9:43 I also know about new graphics cards that NVIDIA are working on, they are going to make 50's series and 60's series GPUs, but I can't say anything else

  • @mztweety1374
    @mztweety1374 Жыл бұрын

    It's one thing to tell huge lies when you're young because you're still trying to find your way or whatever...but as a grownup...nah...😂

  • @cherokeeirishman9612
    @cherokeeirishman9612 Жыл бұрын

    My son’s SUV was backed into by a fellow student who said that my son hit him. There are 5 other students who saw it plus a teacher saw it. Claims that my son hit him to the point his dad calls all those who saw it liars. Pathetic

  • @wildangel0229
    @wildangel0229 Жыл бұрын

    Actually the premie story is possible. My mom was born in 1922 and she weighed 2 lbs and born at home. Birth certificate verified it. Dr came to the house. Her brother was only 4 lbs

  • @rinrinring
    @rinrinring Жыл бұрын

    I went through a lying phase as a 6-11 year old insecure child. I cringe thinking back. I bet my old classmates remember me as that liar girl 😬

  • @Tommy-nh4su
    @Tommy-nh4su Жыл бұрын

    There was a kid I was in the same class from ages 10-12 who just always made up the weirdest lies that constantly escalated. For example one day he claimed he fought a 13 year old, then it was a 16 year old he won against and finally an adult he beat in a fight. There was also when he claimed to be a year older than the rest of us but wouldn't explain why so we set up the explanation of "either you're lying or you had to repeat a grade" which mostly shut him up until we all went to the next school where I didn't see much of him until I didn't see him at all. Turns out someone recorded him saying this to a girl "hey ___ I've been having some real feelings for you lately and was wondering if you'd like to have sex?" His social life was dead after that and he changed school's, we were 14 at that point.

  • @WindyBeeStudios
    @WindyBeeStudios Жыл бұрын

    17:45 I’m a true Jets fan. This hurts me lol

  • @Lenoxlanellc
    @Lenoxlanellc5 ай бұрын

    When I was in middle school a kid told me he was able to burn copies of video games and said he would give me gta vice city when it was out. I would ask everyday if he brought it and everyday was another excuse until he brought a blank cd with vice city written in it🤦🏾‍♂️

  • @Pootypatooty
    @Pootypatooty Жыл бұрын

    I had a coworker at a call center, who said he was actually Mila Kunas’ first kiss, and told him it’s well documented that her first kiss was at 14 to Ashton Kutcher 😭😂

  • @king_Perixus
    @king_Perixus Жыл бұрын

    purple heart for being injured by the pool? do i smell stolen valor?

  • @Weezle13
    @Weezle13 Жыл бұрын

    In high school a girl said that she was pregnant for attention. We knew it was for attention because she tried to keep it up for over a year

  • @Catherinzsl
    @Catherinzsl Жыл бұрын

    I see it's possible that pathological lying may be made into an official diagnosis. I'm not sure what practical benefit this will be. But I, too, have known people who continually spout tales along the lines of these. Very hard to figure out what their motivation is or why/how they think anyone will believe these over the top stories.

  • @pinkchaos.
    @pinkchaos. Жыл бұрын

    GEORGE SANTOS

  • @Huskymax
    @Huskymax Жыл бұрын

    Unfortunately the biggest chronic liar I personally knew was my now dead brother (rip) from an early age he would like to get whatever he wanted and since he was a "pusher" that is he would push, lie and manipulate to get whatever he wanted he use to come up with stories about fights he'd get into, events that didn't happen and emotionally manipulate even our own grandparents to get money/sympathy and whatever he wanted. I loved him but towards the end I'd had my fill of his BS, the problem being that his BS was a crapshoot of lie and truth and they're were indistinguishable from one another

  • @BlackestEyes709
    @BlackestEyes709 Жыл бұрын

    I knew this guy at college, we all loved him, he was the real life Jay from The Inbetweeners. One story he saw someone crash off of their motorcycle, he had the guys brain in he's hands and he put it back in and the crash victim survived XD Man I miss he's stories

  • @ArcanineEspeon

    @ArcanineEspeon

    Жыл бұрын

    It's cool to see someone else who holds affection for their preposterous pal. I could never bring myself to dislike the boy who lived next door when I was an older teen, either. He was about 6 years younger than me. I enjoyed asking him for details about his crazy stories, except for the time that he changed the story of his dog's sudden death to something that was disturbingly plausible, until I knocked on the front door and asked one of his sisters to show me the dog to set my mind at ease. The wackiest lie I remember (other than the dog story) was how his dad's "senior prank" was setting a number of bulls (in the double digits) loose inside his high school. K. I thought he was funny and pretty harmless, but I do/always did hope he got help, because by now he's old enough for his stories to get him into serious law trouble.

  • @BlackestEyes709

    @BlackestEyes709

    Жыл бұрын

    @@ArcanineEspeon yeah obvious lies are entertaining XD also sad in a way, that they must feel that unimportant or uninteresting, they need to tell wild stories. He was a good mate, just he's stories were mad, he was harmless and a good natured guy tho

  • @ArcanineEspeon

    @ArcanineEspeon

    Жыл бұрын

    @@BlackestEyes709 I hope he's grown and thrived since you last saw him, rather than, idk...losing contact because he went to jail 😞

  • @BlackestEyes709

    @BlackestEyes709

    Жыл бұрын

    @@ArcanineEspeon he's alright, I have him on my friends list on psn, he's got kids, ive got a son, just life drifts ppl in different directions. He's probably grown out of the lies but would be funny if he tells he's kids wacky stories lol

  • @nivekv-halla4752
    @nivekv-halla4752 Жыл бұрын

    It's all fun and games till one starts losing a grasp on reality..... Memento style

  • @imjusthere6633
    @imjusthere6633 Жыл бұрын

    I’ve known this guy since I was 13 and ever since I’ve ever known him, he constantly brags about how many girls he brings home in a week. Every time I’d ask him how is weekend was, he’d go on a long story about the multiple women he slept with, but would refuse to give any evidence. He’s over 300lbs with a giant neck beard so obviously we had our doubts and nobody ever told him we knew his stories were BS. We’re in our 20s now and he still does this every time I see him

  • @murasakirin8998
    @murasakirin8998 Жыл бұрын

    A perfect 99 on the ASVAB is really uncommon. The closest I've seen is a 96 from an incredibly smart friend I had in hs. Actually two from my large group did very well. One got 96, another got 92, and I got 89 cuss I did poorly on the engineering and general mechanical info section, but very good on the others. Now the lowest score I've ever seen? 9. A chick I was somewhat friends with scored a 9, and her bf at the time got a 14. I get that they probably weren't even trying, but still, some of those questions even a middle schooler could answer. All my friends from the main group I hung out with did pretty average to above average, but then again about half of us were try hards (myself included). If I'm completely honest I was pretty shocked at my score. I had thought I did much much worse since I only had a somewhat decent grasp on the answers for two whole sections. Oh well not like I'll ever be able to enlist, they don't take kindly to those with epilepsy after all. ASVAB is one of the dumbest things to lie about since even an average score is still considered to be good.

  • @johngrayatkinson1214
    @johngrayatkinson1214 Жыл бұрын

    Everybody lies. If you say you don't, well, you get it...

  • @zombiedoggie2732
    @zombiedoggie2732 Жыл бұрын

    MR. "I was attacked by wolves in Japan." Wolves are extinct in Japan.

  • @LaneCormier
    @LaneCormier Жыл бұрын

    In high school I went to gay straight alliance. And there was this one kid who said she was affianced and was pushed out a window into a trash can…

  • @Stranglethroat
    @Stranglethroat Жыл бұрын

    The FDA?!

  • @zizzy832
    @zizzy832 Жыл бұрын

    i was friends with a girl in 5th grade who told me her dad made a shrink-ray machine and everytime i was at her house and asked to see it she would tell me it was in her dad's lab/unfinished .... i was a very stupid 10 year old

  • @fridge3489
    @fridge3489 Жыл бұрын

    Wow, that one girl had gills fitted behind her ears so she could breathe under water 😅. We have a winner, folks.

  • @walkiespirit
    @walkiespirit Жыл бұрын

    Last girl was manifesting 💀

  • @minawhiff
    @minawhiff Жыл бұрын

    LOL at this including what a 3rd grader said.

  • @tejaswoman
    @tejaswoman Жыл бұрын

    Are you sure 12:21 isn't named George Santos?

  • @pearldragonz
    @pearldragonz Жыл бұрын

    OMG, I hate these kind of people! I knew a few and talk about annoying. No matter what was going on they would steer the conversation to themselves then start the B.S. show. Nothing like working with a crew of six and that one guy has to top everyone with his fantasies. Like non stop manure flowing out both ends as they describe events that are a million to one odds of having any truth to it. Stories seem to be on a rotation involving ninjas, hot chicks, S.E.A.L. training, cars that go 200 mph, ripping stop signs out of the ground with their bare hands...etc..etc. The most annoying thing was when I would hear second hand accounts of stories they told where either I or my possessions were included. Like seriously, I'm not a secret military sniper just because I've got a deer rifle with a scope!

  • @chaffegirl
    @chaffegirl Жыл бұрын

    the FDA is going to kill them?? lol

  • @georgeallen7667
    @georgeallen766721 күн бұрын

    Beside any politician that ever existed????

  • @Rockas360
    @Rockas360 Жыл бұрын

    Guy with the registered deadly hands I think meant CIA, NSA or FBI not FDA unless the original liar is that stupid.

  • @s.knaturegirl9895
    @s.knaturegirl9895 Жыл бұрын

    i was born 1 pound 5 ounces and im still here

  • @jonathanvogt4341
    @jonathanvogt4341 Жыл бұрын

    Allot of these especially the teens read like early signs of onset schizophrenia with hallucinations...

  • @RunningWithScissors765
    @RunningWithScissors765 Жыл бұрын

    The tire one is the only one that makes sense but the rest are nonsense. I paid 1200$ usd for a new set of Goodyears. I have lifetime repair on the “life” of the tires and replacements If they get too bad….

  • @help_me_get_a_play_button
    @help_me_get_a_play_button Жыл бұрын

    I have a workmate who claims he invented beer (he is 63 years old) and also he gave the inventors of skype the idea and they fucked him over and went behind his back and got it up and running (facebook origin story type thing)

  • @fadetoblond

    @fadetoblond

    Жыл бұрын

    Go up and tell your workmate that the first proof of beer, was made by the Sumerians in 4000BCE, then say....in a snide way, "how old did you say you were again?" 😁

  • @Lady_Deadpool
    @Lady_Deadpool Жыл бұрын

    George Santos.

  • @monkeeatbanan6524
    @monkeeatbanan6524 Жыл бұрын

    My EX

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