r/Prorevenge They Took My Dog, So I Took Their Kids
r/Prorevenge In today's episode, OP lives next to the neighbor from hell. The trashy mom and her spoiled kids basically try to steal everything they can from OP's family: toys, food, even electricity!...
3 Jan 202115min
r/AmITheA**hole For Going Full Karen And Getting A Service Worker Fired?
r/AmITheA**hole Look, I'll be the first to admit that sometimes it's important to go full-Karen to deal with an extremely rude employee. However, how can you tell if you're being a Karen for good or f...
2 Jan 202118min
r/Maliciouscompliance How I Got My Boss Fired By Obeying Her Terrible Instructions
r/Maliciouscompliance haven't you ever wished that you could get your boss fired? In today's video, OP has an opportunity to do exactly that. OP's smug boss tells him, "Don't help me unless I ask for ...
1 Jan 202118min
r/Askreddit What's The Biggest Bullet You Dodged
r/Askreddit 2020 has been an absolutely crazy year, but sometimes it's good to remember that things could always be worse... much worse. Listen to these stories of people who have dodged catastrophic ...
31 Dec 202019min
r/AmITheA**hole For Making My Young Daughter Live On The Streets?
r/AmITheA**hole In today's episode, OP discovers her young daughter being incredibly rude to a homeless man. OP decides to show her daughter some tough love by forcing her to live outside in their yar...
30 Dec 202018min
r/Maliciouscompliance Mom: "DON'T DISCIPLINE MY CHILD!" Babysitter: "lol ok"
r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, an unbearable entitled mother yells at a babysitter because the babysitter had the audacity to discipline her child. She screamed, "Do NOT parent my kids! You...
29 Dec 202016min
r/Choosingbeggars My Boss Fired Me, Then Begged Me For Money!
r/Choosingbeggars What kind of selfish, clueless jerk do you have to be to fire your employee, and then send that employee a Facebook message begging them to give you money? A choosing beggar, of cour...
28 Dec 202017min
r/Askreddit What's Your "I Don't Get Paid Enough For This" Moment?
r/Askreddit Have you ever been at a job and thought to yourself, "These jerks aren't paying me enough to deal with this stuff," and considered quitting? The people in today's Askreddit post certainly ...
27 Dec 202018min
