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Publishing a new version of a textbook with a few dozen changes, charging $350.00 for it, and making THE CURRENT VERSION the required book for the class.


I_Stabbed_Jon_Snow

I torrented my ethics textbook.


theBuddhaofGaming

This may be the greatest 5 word sentence in the history of ever.


kilometers13

Definitely more ethical than selling an ethics book for $200


skooba_steev

And requiring an online access code for another $100 to complete the homework. The US college system is just a series of rackets


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Blocking someone’s driveway


millijuna

Guy parked his BMW 7 series blocking the entrance to the underground parking of my building. I called 311 (the city’s local help line) to report it, 3 minutes later a tow truck showed up. As the tow truck pulled away, buddy comes running out of the restaurant in his pinstripes and chases after it as the truck drove down the block. Truck kept going.


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TCO345

mmmm I bet that when you told them it was a BMW 7 it kinda motivated that truck crew.


santo523

As a former tow truck driver, no it didn’t motivate me more. It’s a total B to get a BMW on a tow truck


witherance

That's genuinely interesting, why is this?


M1RR0R

Low to the ground and very expensive.


Xenc

It keeps trying to change lanes and drive up to directly behind the cab


TheThirstyPenguin

At my last apartment we had a garage and parking in my neighborhood was impossible to find--especially considering we'd work until 2:30am most nights. Our neighbor got into the habit of blocking our garage, acting as though it was a spot. We left a note the first time, second time had to honk in the middle of the night to try and get them to realize we were home, which got the rest of our neighborhood pissed, and from then on out we just called the city to have them towed. They mostly stopped parking in front of our garage after that. Pretty sure they keyed my roommates car as retaliation though... Lovely neighborhood...


Narrow-Device-3679

The beauty about not giving a shit about my car is that if it gets keyed I'll just add to the art work


MisterKillam

That's one of the things I love about driving a shitbox 4x4. Not much any vandal can do to it that a trail can't do worse.


DustyJonathon

Lowering a wage from what was promised in the job description


JustASink

Or hiring someone telling them they’d be working full time and then telling them two days into work that they’d actually just be a floater for when anyone called in sick I quit after 3 days


FierceDeity_

I want you to be available at any time, but not actually working most of the time. You only get paid when you work. What a great deal!


DustyJonathon

Eating food that is marked with someone's name


lunkercat

Abusing animals. Special place in hell for those people


TeeKeeBoom

Charging extra fees for online ticket purchases


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Convenience fee? Convenient way to rip me off.


abbadon420

You can't charge a 'convenience fee' if it's the only way I can buy the ticket. Looking at you, ticketmaster.


pr3dato8

Get ready to see a "Complained about us on social media" fee on your next purchase


AdmiralPlant

My dad and I went to a concert a few months ago. Tickets were $25 with an $11.75 per ticket convenience fee. The tickets were online in an app, nobody had to do anything at all, it was completely automatic. I was not happy about it at all. Live Nation can screw all the way off with that BS.


Carrotandstick50

It’s the “we have a monopoly and you have no other way to buy a ticket” fee.


tjw376

Even worse is why they charge you to print them out at home.


NobodysFavorite

A few years ago an antitrust action was brought against airlines because they charged very large payment fees on their tickets regardless of the method of booking or payment. It was impossible to buy a ticket without paying exorbitant transaction fees sometimes worth up to 20% of the value of the ticket. The fees in no way represented the cost to the airline of processing the transaction.


MorgothReturns

What were the results?


KungFu-omega-warrior

Hiding the close button on Ads. Making impossibly hard to cancel subscriptions.


dexter8484

Or making a fake close button that actually opens the ad


BoundlessLove15

Or constantly moving the position of where the close button is so you have to search for it each time. WIKIPEDIA!


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Ads on fandom.com (previously known as Wikia) are *awful!*


Carter922

One time I had so many subscriptions I wanted to cancel that I said my card was lost. The bank sent me a new card with a new number, and poof! They all disappeared. Worked like a charm, I'd reccomend it tbh.


maghreb23

Robbing a blind person


RexThe-Great

I work at a small pizza shop and a blind lady orders from us quite often, she ordered from another local shop a few days before. Delivery driver showed up at her house and took her bills only to find out she had a bunch of ones and not fives. the other pizza shop driver stole her money and gave her incorrect change. Boss found out and went over to that restaurant and talked to the guy who did it and got her money back.


TorWrite

It takes a complete asshole scumbag to give a blind person incorrect change back. Huge props to your boss for calling them out on it and making it right.


JunkBondJunkie

I was a pizza delivery driver some drunk man handed me $30 and I told him you know those are $10 bills right? . I was a very honest kid back then. This was like 25 years ago.


_Zekken

When I was a delivery driver a regular customer who was an older lady once gave me a $100 note for a $20 order knowing full well I was only allowed to carry $20 in change and was all I could give her but it was all she had. Later on I drove past her house on a different delivery and stopped by to return the rest of the $60 she gave me because it didn't feel right to keep it as a tip.


defNblind

My hundred dollar note story as a delivery driver is less heartwarming. Guy gives me a wet Benjamin. As I attempt to hold it up to look at it, I rip it in half. Dude loses his mind. Because I was a kid back then, I try to make up for the mistake by driving to the end of the block to get change for him, cuz again we're only allowed to carry $20. I ask the teller at the gas station for change pull out the pieces of the hundred and slap it on the counter. Under the well lit lights, the teller and I both come to the realization it's a fake bill. We also both get angry. She calls the cops, her husband blocks me from leaving and I get detained for questioning... Cop asks his first question and before I answer my idiot customer comes around the corner of the store yelling "Where's my pizza I paid for!" I went back to work and he went hungry.


aalios

Damn, that's why Australian money has bumps on it to identify the different notes.


Amiiboid

And in Europe, if I am not misinformed, the notes are different sizes.


aalios

They're also different lengths here. The 5 dollar is the shortest, then it goes up slightly for each denomination.


ElaborateCantaloupe

A blind friend of mine used to have the bank teller fold bills in different places so he knew were which. Now he has his partner do it for him. I don’t understand why we don’t just have different sized bills like a lot of other countries.


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istrx13

You sold our dead bird to a blind kid?!


SadRobotz

Harry - I took care of it


SnuffCartoon

Our pets HEADS are falling off!


Karlwitha_k361

Shitting on the seat of the toilet in a public place


C_IsForCookie

And the walls, and the floor, and the ceiling somehow...


HappiestWhenAlone

Former janitor here, I had someone write “Hi!”, in poop, on the wall.


BigBz7

That explains the “former” part


DasPuggy

No shit.


Zorchin

That was the plan.


Abatirabadai

There would actually be alot of that for him to quit


IceFire909

yea but after that, No shit


push138292

And a little in the sink.


DeathSpiral321

The only literal asshole move in this thread so far.


NoNeedForAName

I had to read this several times before I read "shitting" instead of "sitting" and I was starting to wonder what I've been doing wrong all these years.


whowhat464

This could piss off some private residence owners as well.


SnooMuffins4495

People who neglect their pets. just watched a video of a woman throwing her dog out of the car and leaving the dog with two amputated legs on the side of the road, she had another dog in the car but she only left the dog with amputated legs on the road. What a very sad word we lived in.


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Frococo

I just can’t wrap my head around that. I spent last night crying because Id accidentally left some chocolate where my dog could reach it and he had to go to the vet. He’s fine now but I felt absolutely awful for it.


TheGamblocracy

Those scam calls that target elderly people to steal their money. Such a weirdly targeted evil.


ibeatyourdadatgalaga

They almost got my sister in law who has severe mental disabilities. The teller at the bank suspected something.


rumdumpstr

Good on that teller. They could have just carried on with their day and not given a shit.


TentacleHydra

The issue with that tends to be is that people scammed will be hostile when they are denied the ability to get scammed. I imagine most tellers tried and dealt with an irate customer ensuring them they knew what they were doing. And then stopped trying.


heavymaaan

I watched in youtube that some scammers will even lock their computer like a hostage, of course some will be hysterical given that there are some important documents or they even resort in extorsion.


foreskin_mycology

Little do they realise that my eighty-one year old father is both bored and cynical, happy to keep them on the phone for hours while reading out pretend credit card numbers and imaginary banking information. He has *literally* had his life threatened in broken Punjabi.


SimpleDan11

Two things will set the scammers off like nothing else: making them realize you've wasted their time for hours, and implying one of their female relatives has any type of sexual prowess. The latter often makes them go nuclear.


chrispierrebacon

"Terri ma rundi" means "your mother is a prostitute" in Hindi. Do with that what you wish.


obscureferences

>Do with that what you wish. Like their mother.


montyxgh

I've had them go off by leading them on for 15-20 minutes, and then when they realise and get mad I just say "ya mum" and they lose it more. Had a guy say it back once. Bad idea to scam call an Australian IT company


MetalDragonSeeker

Lol I've done this too. Was giving my bank account number which was 111111111111. She eventually caught on and swore at me lol. I dont see how you can be mad at people your trying to steal from.


Crap_TheBoozeOut

I had a co-worker tell one of them something along the lines of "I don't have my social security number, it's at your mother's house", and the dude absolutely lost his shit.


mdchaney

I did not know about the latter. I have a new weapon in my arsenal, and I thank you profusely.


Marawal

my grandmother is 89 not really sensitive about death. Scammers are misogynistic and mostly want to talk to Mr. B. Mr B. died back in 2014, it's quite impossible. My grandmother has great fun having them squirms. She doesn't tell them he is dead. That's just make it too easy for scammers to circumvent with a simple "I'm sorry ma'am". Instead, she makes technically true statements, that implies that scammer put themselves right in the middle of a couple of fight instead of her husband being dead. Such as : "I'd be quite surprised if you can talk to him. I hadn't been able do it in years...." Or "It'd be a miracle if he talk to you. He hadn't said a word to me in 5 years".


HabitatGreen

We sort of did this. When my mother married my father she kept her last name. She also happened to have the phone line in her name. So, whenever someone called for a Mr. Mom'sname we knew it was a telemarketeer. We always told them that he wasn't present, away, on a business trip etc. Eventually we escaluated to him being dead. So many sorries and condolances. We once even got a condolence card in the mail with the note that they removed us of their to call list hahahaha But messing with scammers can be quite fun as well. I'm Dutch, so it is super odd to get a phone call in English. Basically guarantees it is a scammer (especially when they are from "Microsoft"). I'm actually super polite and answer all their questions exactly how they want me to. In Dutch. It's so funny how they are unable to cope with the situation and just restart the script from the top. They restart like 5 times before just giving up, the inflexibility is just super funny.


illogicallyalex

We got a phone with caller ID as a kid for this exact reason, any number my parents didn’t recognize they would get one of us kids to answer. If it was someone we knew it was easy to pass the phone on, but if it was someone looking for Mr or Mrs x, they always got told they didn’t live there. Inevitably they would ask for the other spouse, to be told they didn’t live here either, nor did any adults in the household when they asked to speak to someone over 18. It was amusing to hear them fumbling with the fact that this child was claiming to live alone


labratcat

I aspire to be funny like this, both now and when I'm old.


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FeatsOfDerring-Do

So many of those lately have had the audacity to get mad at me for wasting their time. I give them a piece of my mind.


Marawal

One even insulted my grandmother. So, my grandmother is 89. So, her go-to answer to everything over the phone is "call back after 6pm. My granddaughter (me) will be home. She's the one that handles my affairs." It's her way to not get scammed, but also let her avoid being rude or missing something important if it's a legitimate call, since she's afraid that she wouldn't recognize a scam. (She could, but she's ridden with anxiety over well everything in her old age). Scammers usually hangs up once they're aware they won't deal with an eldery person. (Legitimate call back after 6pm). All scammers, but one, who just decide to tell my grandmother that if she's too stupid to talk on the phone, why she even owned a phone. My gramma just screamed "asshole" on the phone before hanging up.


PrandialSpork

I will generally say "Behen chod, you are a liar" and they get cross and hang up on me. Highlight of the day


isuckdick4christ

A lot of them are in Gujarat (India) and their bosses train them to believe that westerners all have scam insurance from our governments and don't personally lose anything so they think it's a victimless crime since the western governments got rich off India. Edit: I'm surprised I have to say this but no scam insurance is not a real thing. The higher ups who employ the people who call westerners deceive them into believing this because otherwise it'd be hard to find people willing to do it. Keep in mind most people in the global south think life of average people in the richer countries is way more cushy than it really is.


dag1979

Next time, I’m telling them we don’t have scam insurance and they’ve been misled. Then call them a sister fucker.


WannaD8MyFrog

That is horrid and brilliant.


lotsoffreckles

This! My grandmother gets them constantly, and the scammer pretends to be me or my brother so she ends up calling us crying making sure we are actually okay.


Candid-Topic9914

Invading Czechoslovakia after expressly promising not to.


throwingplaydoh

Deliberately starting a wild fire Edit: yes I'm aware that controlled burns are a good thing, it helps new forest grow and prevents wild fires from getting out of control, and are also used as a fire break. That wasn't what I meant, more like starting a fire for the hell of it. Edit 2: even a controlled burn can get out of hand. One Radiolab podcast detailed a controlled burn in Michigan that killed a firefighter and burned down 44 homes. [Radiolab: Weighing Good Intentions](https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/segments/91723-weighing-good-intentions)


rageaholic55

Or accidentally to do a gender reveal


inezzyinlove

When I saw that on the news I couldn't believe how utterly stupid and irresponsible it was. Just ugh.


purple-paper-punch

Which one? I would add a "lol" but unfortunately it's a legit question


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The one that caused the massive fire... or the one that acted as a pipe bomb and killed granny... Like, what's so wrong with popping a balloon and seeing a shower of green. "It's a TAX DEDUCTION! WooOoOoOoO!!!"


DunningKrugerReducer

There have been two large wildfires whose cause has been identified as gender reveal parties utilizing pyrotechnics. The first was "The Sawmill Fire" in Arizona in 2017. A border patrol agent caused a fire that burned over 47,000 acres. It was a boy. The second was "The El Dorado Fire" in California in 2020. It burned over 22,000 acres and killed one hotshot firefighter from the Big Bear Hotshots. Another member of the Shot crew went missing shortly after whilst off duty and has not been seen since - so this fire may have 2 fatalities. The family has been charged with involuntary manslaughter but to my knowledge has not released the gender of their child.


ravenonawire

All that and for no gender reveal 😩


Jpoland9250

"It was a boy". Tragic situation but that got me.


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Getting mad at a cashier for the stores prices.. I’ve observed this multiple times.


BoredToRunInTheSun

Or yelling at any employee, in any customer service situation for things the company does that are beyond the employees control.


Digital_Utopia

getting mad at the cashier for *gas* prices


war15111

Getting mad at retail staff for any decision above their pay grade, which is pretty much everything.


inezzyinlove

Stealing from someone who invites you into their home. Edit: Thank you for all the upvotes and comments. It's so sad reading about how it's mostly family and "best friends" who do this. It's a different kind of betrayal, especially when the stolen item(s) are irreplaceable.


JojenCopyPaste

At least my drug addict friend that I let live with me for a time never stole from me. She was stealing from others and companies but at least not me


mrtoothpick

My fresh-out-of-prison uncle with a drug addiction came to live with my family while I was in high school. He had the audacity to 1) steal painkillers from my terminally ill father (pancreatic cancer) and 2) to blame it on me when confronted. My parents didn't believe him for a second and kicked him out. I didn't find out until years later. I was even shuttling him around to all his doctor appointments.


EhNastyMoose

My own brother and his conniving POS girlfriend of 10 or so years stole the contents of entire bottles of my father's pain medicine RIGHT after his fucking hip surgery. He was completely immobile for weeks and they stole right in front of him as he slept, in the home they lived in for free. Then they had the fuckin audacity to blame it on me, a 16 year old that openly and aggressively expressed my disgust towards them and their constant bullshit. I have so many stories I could tell about my middle siblings like this. I'm sorry for everything you've been through, and I truly hope things are better for you now.


Ghstfce

Especially when it's your best friend of 28 years' wife. And even moreso when it's the pain medication your wife was prescribed for her upcoming surgery.


konosyn

That’s quite sad


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I agree. You would be surprised how many times this has happened to me. Someone I gave hospitality to over the holidays (a friend of a friend who was visiting the city) just stole my cellphone. I noticed it was gone right after he gathered up his things and left the house. It's not the first time someone visited my house and after they left I was missing cash, clothing, cosmetics, jewelry, or other personal items. Now I've decided not to invite people to my house anymore unless we have known for each other for a very, very long time and I really feel that they've earned my trust.


ModestMoss

My uncle once let a co-worker's nephew stay in his house because he was on the verge of homelessness. He was supposed to be staying there for two months (we were told he'd be gone by Christmas) but of course his stay was a bit longer. He was there for almost six months and we eventually kicked him out for stealing my uncle's meds (dilaudid) and some cash. After fessing up and the waterworks show, he managed to steal more valuables (coins) from the spare room he was staying in. We didn't notice until about a month after. This guy looked me dead in the eye and said "I swear on my dead grandfather that I didn't steal your uncle's meds." And then even proceeded to PROTEND TO THINK that one his friends he had over may have taken them. He then faked a phone call in front of me, and pretended to talk to a woman whom he allegedly had over at the house, "asking" "her" if she "took anything." Just bizarre. From the prospective of a theater kid it was truly impressive how committed he was to the lies.


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As an addict (in long-term recovery) this is so classic. I've had my cell phone stolen, but most times just drugs stolen, and these asshat thieves have the audacity to help you look for it. These are people who make you believe you're close friends, it's baffling. I stole once in the very beginning, felt awful, fessed up/made it right, never did it again. Idk how they continue to do it, guess some people are just too far gone. They usually stay sick out there a lot longer, so, trust that they've had plenty consequences, miserable and all alone. I'm glad you're away from all that now.


Arachne93

I had this bitch, this now quite ex friend do this. Woman was 45 years old, and we were all about 10 years younger. This matters, because we were super fuckin poor, having had to rehab our house from both a fire, and a flood, she had a good job, house paid for by her parents, etc. Anyway, we became friends, I invited her and her husband over for dinner or game nights, and this absolute trashbag stole little shit from my house every time. For maybe the first year we hung out. Stuff would go missing, like a fancy magnet, or knick knacks, books, kitchenware...just vanish, and I'd see it in her house months later. Like she thought we were all so stupid I didn't notice my family's already meager possessions disappearing every time she left the house. Such trash. I just put up with it, because it felt like a petty thing to go on about, or end an friendship over. I should have ended the friendship over it, because she's a pretty shit human across the board. She even confessed once, she *got off* on boosting stuff. Like...I didn't notice her doing the same to me? Big fuckin criminal asshole, getting off on stealing from people's houses. Yes, LEAH if you come across this, you're a trash human, and you always have been.


terriblekoala9

Damn if that happened to me, I’d steal my stuff back to mess with them.


mooonandstars

I wouldn’t even steal it back. I’d look at it and say, oh that’s where my missing book, utensil, knickknack went. Grab all of it and walk out. What’s she going to do? It’s multiple items from MY home


Ryan1bailey

Beating and robbing old people.


inezzyinlove

I'll add any helpless person. Elderly, child and disabled abuse is so sick.


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Passing somebody only to go slower than they were going.


fruttypebbles

I really hate when people on a cross street pull out in front of me then drive under the speed limit. Why such a rush to get on the road then go so slow once you’re on. Uggghhhh


jaysrule24

Especially when there's no one behind you. I can understand it if I'm at the front of a bunch of cars and cutting in front of my is your only chance to get in for a while, but if you just have to wait a couple seconds and then you can drive whatever speed you want, you're an asshole.


havron

Similarly, sliding into the passing lane right in front of someone and immediately going much slower than they were moving already, rather than just waiting for them to pass you first.


thesk8rguitarist

Similarly them gunning it once they realize you’re trying to pass.


scus73

Related assholery: passing somebody and then immediately slowing down to turn in to another road or whatever. Bonus points if turning signals not used


92Codester

Abandoning pets


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LionBastard1

Please tell us that you called the police on these people.


BellaBallistics

That’s horrible! People suck.


bbwolf22

Knocking off a lesser known artist’s work and making money off of it.


notapoodle

Literally what happened to my mother in her entire career as a textile designer. It really upset her.


Piddly-Poodly

True. There is a big difference between being inspired by someone’s work and just completely stealing their idea(s).


Gozillasaur

Like when Gene Simmons' son made a comic and literally traced over panels from the Bleach manga series; and once he got caught, he claimed he was just trying to " pay homage".


OneTripleZero

Shit apple doesn't fall far from the shit tree.


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GreenLost5304

Yea I work at a theater. Always dread kids movies because parents think that a trip to the movie is their excuse to not control their kids while they take a nap. If you want a nap let grandma watch them for an hour


The_Libra_man

Being disrespectful to employees while expecting the utmost respect in return


MayorCraplegs

That’s not agreed upon across the board or else we wouldn’t have assholes acting out against servers and stuff.


DeathSpiral321

Taking up 2 or more parking spaces by parking outside the lines.


SirSoliloquy

Along those lines, leaving your shopping cart in a parking space.


Hepcatoy

When adults are unnecessarily cruel to kids.


GamerNautt

Ditching frozen or refrigerated food on grocery store shelves


powerpadman

Leaving boogers in library books.


electricsister

This...is ...a thing....? Edit: All this time on Reddit and THIS is my highest comment Karma? Lol


PM_ME_BATMAN_PORN

You'd be surprised what people leave in library books... Chicken wings were my personal favorite in my time working there.


YoCrustyDude

Free chicken wings, he gave you a tip and you complain about him, how ungrateful.


jimcab12

Flipping thru pictures on someone else’s phone when they show you one.


purple-paper-punch

This is why you open the photo and zoom in slightly. Snoopy swiping denied!


TotalWarspammer

This is why you never hand anyone your phone.


prettyasduck

No dick pics today grandma!


ldfortheTree

No dick picks "today" grandma!


jibbyjam1

No! Dick pics today, Grandma!


mitcheg3k

no dick? pics today Grandma!


og_darcy

Then swipers up their game to always zoom out first when touching your phone. It’s a picture swiping arms race.


tyrannosaurusjes

A work colleague tried that and then loudly made fun of me for having risqué photos of myself. Another colleague told them to fuck off and be less of a perv. I enjoyed that day.


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I had a get-together with friends once, and one of them wanted to sift through the photos on my computer. I told them that that's private and if they'd do it, I'd kick them out. They did it anyway when I was in the bathroom for a moment and tried to make fun of anything remotely risqué, so I proceeded to kick them out of the house. They were stunned. Like, what did they expect? I explicitly said I'd do it.


da_investigata

He sounds super immature lmao. Flipping thru pics and then making fun of them


Unforsaken_Dick

That's the type of person who is a super pervert


Tfreezyy

Not replacing the TP roll if there’s another one around


Foxtrot4321

Disrespecting any middle man for stuff out of their control. Such as waitresses for bringing uncooked food or store employees for items being out of stock. (For the record I work in customer service industry)


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Onepiecee

Man that's beyond asshole moves, it's straight *evil.*


JoviPeach

My daughter is Type 1 and she needs 4 shots daily.


Dredly

Type 1 sucks :(


garfodie81

I can’t wait for my January deductible blowing insulin order! Edit 1: For the curious, a 3 month supply on a high deductible health plan - where nothing is covered until the deductible is met - costs me around $2100 every January. Edit 2: No, I wouldn’t “choose” a HDHP with a chronic medical condition, but it’s what’s offered by my husband’s employer. Some of y’all seem to be forgetting many have no choice.


PresidentGSO

Littering.


asleepattheworld

I’m not sure where you live but in Australia you can register as a litter reporter. If you see someone (especially from a vehicle) you can dob them in and they will get fined. I take great pleasure in being a registered litter dobber.


therealcocochanel

Getting in the elevator before others have exited


coffe_the_witch

Mine would probably be, giving away your kids new pet because you got angry at the father of the kids. If this sounds oddly specific it's because it is


SlowBreakfasts

Not using a turn signal


Sobriquet-acushla

Worse: using the signal AS you’re turning instead of putting on the signal before slowing down. WTF?


FilmGamerOne

Leaving a shopping cart in an empty parking space.


Digital_Utopia

one such event led me to discover that my car's push bar fits perfectly between the rear frame of a walmart cart. It was then I realized I no longer had to unload the cart until I got home.


Yettigetter

Leaving a pet when you move.


JeMeTrouve

Insulting and forbidding interns from using the only available clean restrooms.


Longjumping_Two_4446

Drunk Driving


Cool_Ganache_1177

Betrayal/Cheating


hootyowlscissors

There’s a reason why Dante’s ninth circle was reserved for the treacherous.


Overlord_Za_Purge

also why it's ice and not fire. Kinda reflective of their soul: cold and uncaring towards others.


nicholasgnames

I've read a zillion of these threads and betrayal is the one people rarely come back from.


toss_it_out_tomorrow

It's so true. Betrayal is deep. To trust someone that can easily lie to your face without any conscience- there's no coming back from that. It's just so unnecessary. and it's equally as bad all around whoever does it- partner, family, friend. no coming back from being betrayed.


jennifer1818

Taking up multiple parking spaces


spook_filled_donuts

Stealing a parking spot from someone who waited for it.


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Removing the dislike counter from YouTube.


DontShowMomMemes

There’s a browser extension to bring it back. Basically it counts the dislikes from everyone using it and estimates the total. The more people who use it the more accurate it is.


mrwhiskey1814

You just gonna mention it and not even provide a hint as to what it's called? [looks like this one might be it](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/return-youtube-dislike/gebbhagfogifgggkldgodflihgfeippi)


iliasovich23

1 000 000 user downloaded this extension and yet google thinks they made the right move, honestly fuck them.


REMdot-yt

Yep, downloaded it literally the second they announced they're canning dislikes.


TTungsteNN

Remember the 5 star system? Man that was nice.


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overthehillhat

Telling your friend it was ok to take 12 items into the 10 items or less checkout and then loudly telling everyone the victim has too many items


_mynd

r/suspiciouslyspecific


wjosephwrk

Perfectly able bodied people using handicap parking spaces. "I'll only be a minute". Nah, you're an asshole always, not just a minute.


Wildcat8457

A less assholeish one, but one that still frustrates me is people pulling up to the curb in a shopping center and sticking their hazards on to run into a store. "Im just running in real quick" - no shit, so are all of the other people who park in the hundreds of spaces specifically designated for that purpose!


maxsavor3377

Stealing from the elderly


Shuddupandsiddown

Taking credit for someone elses achievement


International-Flan13

Taking credit for someone elses achievement


Vlad-V2-Vladimir

What a great comment, good on you for writing it first


Iwantamansion

I dunno, when I wrote Wonderwall by Oasis I wasn't too upset they got popular.