The process servers of the world deserve way more recognition than they get for having to be on the frontlines of some truly bizarre behavior from wild human beings. It's not enough to get sued, you see; it's about making sure people can't claim they weren't aware they'd been sued. Redditors in the question community r/AskReddit spoke about their various experiences either working as or with process servers, and as you may expect, people's experiences were all over the place. From an elaborate honeypot scheme involving an actual model secretly working as a process server to the person who served Rob Zombie, there are plenty of interesting stories to weed through in this collection.
It's the kind of thread that will either swiftly convince people that we're considering careers as process servers to abandon that idea, or to just double down on the whole thing. You'd certainly be guaranteed to have your fair share of unforgettable days on the job. For more interesting Reddit threads, check out the dumbest things people say they've ever heard.
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