'Turns out LOTS of people wanted to air their complaints': Student calls into radio show to expose school administrators

This isn't a story you hear every day, but you should keep this petty trick in your back pocket the next time you're looking to dish out some epic revenge.

This student attends a school that doesn't allow her to carry medications on her; she must receive her meds from an administrator when she needs them. One day, after suffering from a massive migraine, she headed down to the school nurse to take her meds. The problem is that she needed a doctor's note to take her own medication. Even though it's clearly in a prescription bottle with her name on it. After multiple failed attempts to reason with the administrators, she took matters into her own hands. She called up the local radio station and spilled the tea on the school's petty behavior. It turns out that a lot of people had some pretty strong opinions on the matter. It only took about 45 minutes until the assistant principal hunted the OP down to give her her meds. 

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