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'I have never felt more triumphant in my life': 15+ Managers who got to inform entitled customers that they were the head boss in charge

'I have never felt more triumphant in my life': 15+ Managers who got to inform entitled customers that they were the head boss in charge

30-year-old cuts off entitled couple for charging all their friends $350 per person under the guise of a free meal: 'They profited around $5000 [...] off of their closest friends'

30-year-old cuts off entitled couple for charging all their friends $350 per person under the guise of a free meal: 'They profited around $5000 [...] off of their closest friends'

'Every interaction ends with a rant': Pizza shop manager "fires" repeat customer

'Every interaction ends with a rant': Pizza shop manager "fires" repeat customer

Neighbor reports woman's mom's shed to the city, woman gets neighbor's new $40k pool filled in: '$40,000 down the drain. Literally'

Neighbor reports woman's mom's shed to the city, woman gets neighbor's new $40k pool filled in: '$40,000 down the drain. Literally'

Entitled resident hogs coveted parking space and refuses to move, HOA intervenes and kicks him out for a full year: 'All this just because he didn't want to move his car for one day'

Entitled resident hogs coveted parking space and refuses to move, HOA intervenes and kicks him out for a full year: 'All this just because he didn't want to move his car for one day'

Stepmother left to look after her husband's 12 and 14-year-old children, while he plays poker every night after work: ‘I already am the default parent for laundry, school pickup, scheduling, meals, and the primary caretaker anytime during school breaks’

Stepmother left to look after her husband's 12 and 14-year-old children, while he plays poker every night after work: ‘I already am the default parent for laundry, school pickup, scheduling, meals, and the primary caretaker anytime during school breaks’