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AskReddit is a popular subreddit on Reddit that allows any user to post interesting questions for anyone to answer, often generating funny discussion threads. These are their stories. 

‘He’s behaving worse than our kid’: Inconsiderate Husband Acts Like a Child During Christmas Family Photoshoot, Wife Turns to Reddit and Sparks Discussion

Bar Mor Hazut

“Your Wedding, Your Rules’ : Groom Ruins His Own Wedding by Arguing With Family Member

Kim Cohen

'He stole a bunch of bananas. Seriously.': 25+ Managers who had unbelievable reasons for firing an employee

Remy Millisky

'We're 5th cousins': The strange family secrets uncovered by DNA testing

JR Atkinson

'Create a routine for before exercise': Time-saving life hacks from titans of optimization

JR Atkinson

'I even have a fake degree hanging up in my study': 15+ times people lied on their resumes and got the job

Ben Weiss

'[I] caused a 30,000+ order backup': 30+ Employees who had strange and unexpected days at work

Remy Millisky

'A quality salami log': 30 A+ last-minute Christmas gifts

Ben Weiss

'My boyfriend said I'm a 4/10': Inconsiderate Boyfriend Informs Girlfriend She’s Not His Type, Girlfriend Turns to Reddit and Gets Overwhelmingly Wholesome Response

Bar Mor Hazut

'You cannot come on my honeymoon!': Overbearing mother-in-law tries to mess with her son's romantic honeymoon with new wife

Sienna Varady

'He walks away with $150 out of the register': 25+ Employees who didn't make it through their first shift at work because they were fired on the spot

Remy Millisky

'The young and the rizzless': Older generations question why Gen-Z seems to date less than their parents

JR Atkinson

'We only use 10% of our brain': 20+ Old wives tales that folks still believe

JR Atkinson

'I won a lifetime of vet visits for my cat': Top 20+ Times People Won a Lifetime Supply

Sienna Varady

'99% sure I walked into an affair encounter': 20+ bizarre food delivery stories

Ben Weiss

'We call each other by our middle names on Christmas Eve': 20+ Weird holiday traditions that people thought were normal, but were actually unique to their family

Remy Millisky