'Enjoy washing all those glasses!': Petty teen girls get revenge on ex-boyfriend during his dishwasher shift

This ex-boyfriend had the worst day of work ever, all thanks to his ex-partner and a friend!

What can heal you after a breakup? There's no one right answer, but spending time with people who love you and can distract you from your love-life woes is a safe bet. After all, who could be a better choice to comfort you than your best friend who's adored you for years and knows you better than anyone else?

These teens had an incredible idea to get back at an ex-boyfriend in a way that's both petty and totally harmless. Not to mention it involves eating brunch on a weekend, which is another exceptional post-breakup idea. Brunch allows you to have multiple drinks at the same time, and that's why it's the best meal out there. One drink for fun, one for energy, and one for health — that's the key! These teens just took advantage of that brunching mentality as they ordered a bunch of drinks, while ensuring that they touched up their makeup between sips, and let everything else play out naturally. No one knows how to be petty like a scorned teenager — check out the full story below and see if you agree with their methods! 

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