Teenager weighs down entitled customer's car with 30 bags of concrete: '[They're] on your car, just like you asked'

When a dude in his 50s tried to tell a teenager what to do, the teen agreed… but the teenager still got the last laugh! 

You can try to tell a teenager what to do, but they're not necessarily going to listen to you. They might roll their eyes, scoff at you, or even talk back. And at the end of all that, they'll still probably do exactly what they want. 

This teenager didn't appreciate being told what to do by an entitled customer at a hardware store. In fact, the teen, u/wing_nut_101, thought they were being polite by helping an older guy who wanted to start a DIY project. Instead of starting with a small project, like making some concrete stepping stones for the garden, or even making a small walkway, this guy decided to go all in. He decided to pull up to the hardware store and buy 30 entire bags of concrete, which must've cost a small fortune. But, as the original poster shares, this guy didn't even realize that there are different types of concrete: "Rapid set, mortar, cement, etc.," as the teen tried to explain to him. After settling on the rapid set concrete, this teen thought they were done helping the DIYer, but that wasn't the case, as you can read in their very funny malicious compliance story down below. 

Up next, read about these gift recipients who wish they'd never agreed to swap presents, like one person who "Bought someone $25 worth of chocolate… received a cabbage." 

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