I was injured while making an arrest. The mayor hired a “temporary “ replacement while I recovered. (The replacement mad $15 per hour less than me.) after a significant recovery process I was cleared to return to work. Instead the mayor insisted I take an extra physical ( over and above the ones given to me by my treating physician and the insurance companies independent physician.) he spent $4800 having me tested for everything INCLUDING 2 BIRTH DEFECTS. I was 50 years old and had been a police officer for 30 years so needless to say the birth defects weren’t really an issue. His doctor gave me a clean bill of health also. So he fired me for my injury and “insubordination” . He never defined the insubordination so when I sued for the violations of my rights they wound up buying me a house and new car….then I ran for mayor, won by a significant margin, AND FIRED EVERYONE INVOLVED IN MY FIRING INCLUDING THE OLD MAYORS SON. Because that’s the level of petty I strive for
@SilviaSandinoNieto
2 жыл бұрын
yassssssssssssssss love this king!!! This needs to be in Charlotes new video!!!
@lollylolly8186
2 жыл бұрын
We are not worthy! 🙇♀️
@streetcop157
2 жыл бұрын
@Abi Thomason it wasn’t funny at the time but it’s fun to look back at now…. The best part was when I took office I got all their emails and legal papers lol…..apparently I’m a complete asshole…..the best email was the one where their lawyer broke the news to them that they were going to settle because he had completely screwed the pooch
@gaiapurpure
2 жыл бұрын
“Petty” is spreading grass seeds in a brand new apartment and cranking the heat so they grow. What you did was pretty much NUCLEAR.
@michellejarvis7878
2 жыл бұрын
We bow to your greatness.🤣
@sarahgreen8409
2 жыл бұрын
My ex husband and father of my 3 kids cheated on me several times, so I kicked him out, unfortunately he grabbed all our paperwork and wouldn’t give me the papers I needed for child support, unbeknownst to me my 8 year old daughter had heard us talking, and when she got back from her dads weekend she gave me a heap of what I thought were stories she had written, then she asked me if they were the ones I needed, so I had a better look at them and realised she had written down every page of ever letter she could find from child support, I was so shocked, I was so proud of her and yet so scared at the same time, best daughter ever lol
@karentucker2161
Жыл бұрын
She will make a good detective one day.
@emberlynne4963
Жыл бұрын
Amazing little girl!
@nikoaugustine5415
Жыл бұрын
Smart little girl! You raised her well 😂❤
@suzix_
Жыл бұрын
woah shes so smart!!!
@Nil_Sama
Жыл бұрын
You'd be surprised ay how smart kids can be~
@tangerinebabe1118
2 жыл бұрын
Watching this because of a story my mum told me yesterday. My Nan was the most sensible person I've ever met. She didn't drink, smoke and her biggest hobby was going to the bingo with her best friend, even then she was very strict on how much money she spent. She was like this 364 days of the year, the only day that was the exception was St Paddy's day. We are British (English) and Danish so have zero ties to Ireland at all so it always confused me. Yet every single year she would go to the pub, have a few sherries, have a dance and just generally let her hair down. My Nan passed away last year and yesterday (St Patrick day) I was talking to my mum about how she always let her hair down on this day and I never understood why. Only for my mum to laugh and tell me that she celebrated every year because it was the day her divorce from my grandad was finalised. She used to do it when he was alive so word would get back to him that she was celebrating getting rid of him and carried on even after he died. The pettiness to do this for over 40 years is at a level I will never be able to reach.
@robynvanhorn
Жыл бұрын
I had gold rings made for my 5 years divorced and 10 years. Then my daughter stole them and sold them. 🙄
@heathermcfarland6317
2 жыл бұрын
My ex husband was abusive and one day I woke up and decided I wasn’t gonna live like that or put my daughter through that anymore. I was ready to get out and get even. First, my daughter and I moved in with my dad for safety. I didn’t need any furniture but since it was all mine I decided to take everything. He had nothing when we met. Some friends packed it up and put it in a storage unit for me so I didn’t have to see him. Take all the furniture, check. Next, he thought he was so smart by putting everything in my name so it would only hurt my credit when he didn’t pay the bills. So as soon as we left I called the electric and water company to turn everything off. Leave him in the dark with no water, check and check. Then, the only vehicle we had was a beat up truck my dad gave me. I didn’t need it but my ex did for work soooo I took it. Leave him without a vehicle which cost him his job, double check. Later on he got a little one bedroom apartment and asked if he could have some of the furniture since I didn’t need it. I said sure, but first I carved “he’s an abusive asshole. Run for your life” on everything that was wood. He called me later and told me my petty little joke was childish and useless since he was able to scratch it all out. Of course making the furniture look terrible. I learned from a few mutual friends that he did not find them all and it caused problems for him with a few dates. To recap he was left with no furniture, electricity, water, truck, or job and when he did get some furniture back, it was jacked up and cost him a few dates. I wish I could’ve done more. I know there’s nothing I could do to get him back for 13 years of abuse, but at least my petty acts made me feel like I stood up to him and showed him that I’m not the same woman he used to physically and emotionally brutalize. I’m strong and someone my daughter can be proud of.
@Carpathianpixie
2 жыл бұрын
Brava! 👏👏👏👏💅🏾
@Le_mire_
2 жыл бұрын
Lol this is awesome...I wouldn't even have given him the furniture...
@heathermcfarland6317
2 жыл бұрын
@@Le_mire_ Well thank you love. And girrrrlll, let me tell you. The best thing about the furniture was that I couldn’t afford a nice, climate controlled storage unit soooo all the fabric on the furniture grew mold and smelled terrible 😂. He thought he could get the smell out, but what was he gonna do, power wash the mattress??? The furniture was so messed up even before I made all my artistic carvings. I couldn’t donate it so I was gonna have to pay to either keep it in storage for $100 a month or take it to the dump. Either way that would’ve cost me hundreds of dollars. At least this way I got something out of it.
@letizialorusso1950
Жыл бұрын
@@heathermcfarland6317 You go girl!!!
@a_little_demon
Жыл бұрын
you dropped this 👑
@maraemartinae5772
2 жыл бұрын
I had a co worker who was having an affair with another co worker. One afternoon when he left work, his car was missing. He got a ride home to discover his wife had sold his car, took all their money, and canceled their rent check.She reported his credit cards stolen and closed everything. She rented a truck and took everything except his clothes and personal items, including pictures. Those she burned causing enough damage to make sure he wouldn’t get their deposit back. He wore the same clothes to work for days, ended up getting fired and the last I heard he was sleeping on another coworker’s couch. The other woman left the state with her husband shorty after. The wife did all this within a few hours of finding out. I never met her but she’s my hero.
@brightonboy191
2 жыл бұрын
PETTY TO THE MAX LOVED IT: My mom's best friend was cheated on after 20 years of marriage and they had a teen age son, her husband left her for an EXACT ... EXACT copy of his wife but 29 years younger. So my broken hearted bonus auntie decided to have one last dinner party she had ALL the sea food you could think of and meats... At the end everyone took what was left on their plates and shoved it in the vents DEEP in the vents along with any remaining drinks... The juice from the sea food was poured on all the carpets and the WHOLE house was carpeted. OH and some oysters made it BEHIND cabinets and IN the lights and celling fans .... She also released some rats and garden snakes in the house... My Auntie made sure there was lots of food for the rats and snakes and turned the heat up all the way in the dead of summer. Any pipes in the house were wrapped with RAW dead fish then taped with a roll of duck tape ( Us Canadians can fix ANYTHING with duck tape) I digress... so my cheating ex uncle came back from Hawaii with his new vegan little honeycomb a week after my Auntie moved out, they had to hire people to remove the maggot filled fishes from under all the sinks. Hehe! They spent a fortune having the place re done after all that his new honey was still complaining about the smell and left for the USA.
@FirstnameLastnames
Жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@fulltimerver2355
2 жыл бұрын
"We don't want to cause harm with our pettyness, we just want to make a point.". That is so you. RESPECT 👍 That could be on a shirt.
@MsAlequin
2 жыл бұрын
I'd buy that shirt!!!
@marysamson9228
2 жыл бұрын
MERCHHHHHHHHHHHH
@devilinsideanangel
2 жыл бұрын
This was the most important! Yusss and I would so buy a short or sweater with this
@christinamann3640
2 жыл бұрын
With great petty comes great responsibility.
@mikaylawease4906
2 жыл бұрын
Yess
@MichoacanaRobertson
2 жыл бұрын
I married an abusive partner at 20, I moved to the UK to escape and he followed. Long story short I asked for a divorced, ended up in hospital, police involved and shit. I was so mad at everything I thought the least I could do was to be petty. So, for various reasons the wedding was in secret, no one on his family knew, so after we signed the divorce I told him to come pick up his copy, but he never did. After waiting for 3 weeks, I decided to send them over mail. Not just to him thought, I sent a copy of all the evidence of abuse and the divorce papers to his family, his job & his friends. The last I heard he lost his job, his friends and got kicked out by his grandparents. I think he works at a coffee shop now and lives in a hostel, apart from not having a clean criminal record anymore 🙊😂😂
@ejrilling
Жыл бұрын
That’s not petty, that’s justice! 👩🏻⚖️
@lamourgarnet
2 жыл бұрын
That spider story is true prettiness AND bravery! She put her fear aside for the mission. From one arachnophobic to another, I applaud her 💜
@CatsOverBrats
2 жыл бұрын
What a surprise to see myself in one of your videos. This was fun, Charlotte. I'm all for you continuing having fun with the comments in future videos.
@CharlotteDobre
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing your story it was hilarious!!
@clarissamarsfiels7961
2 жыл бұрын
May I ask, what happend to the FWB realationship that ended after 6 months? Did it just fell apart or where there other reasons? Now I'm hooked to the story ...
@LazyIRanch
2 жыл бұрын
How cool is this!? I remember reading these in comments and thinking, "This is video material, right here!" I hope Charlotte does more of these!
@bigredswife4646
2 жыл бұрын
@@CharlotteDobre I noticed myself in the background of one of the pics u and Joce are in lol... u gonna be at Vitcom this year?
@mafi9962
2 жыл бұрын
@@clarissamarsfiels7961 saaaammmmeeee
@rayluby6659
2 жыл бұрын
I have one for you! This happened a few years ago. I run a 24/7 pet care business that I started in 2014. For the first few years my ex (bf at the time) worked for me. After we hired employees, I realized one woman saying inappropriate things to him in front of me. I asked him if I could see their phone conversations because I wanted to understand why she thought she could do that. He said he’d leave me if I did. He left his phone inside once and I looked. There were tons of videos and messages between them that proved he was going behind my back with her. I made him fire her then I fired him. Then I kicked him out of my house and gave him an hour to pack up. My business runs so much better now and the extra room in my bed is so nice.
@BritInvLvr
2 жыл бұрын
Queen!
@georgiasam8045
2 жыл бұрын
Oh my goodness absolutely love it!
@amouzakis
2 жыл бұрын
Brilliant execution, go, Ray, go!
@seanmorgan2257
2 жыл бұрын
found this really funny good for you
@kimthomson132
2 жыл бұрын
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@lindawatson3356
2 жыл бұрын
I had a friend who's husband was abusive and decided she was not going to go through it anymore. He came home drunk, beat her so she said I'll make you some coffee which she had spiked with sleeping pills. He passed out and she sat up all night sewing him in between the sheets. She then took a broom and beat him. He woke up in a stupper and couldn't get out. She left and never regretted it, said she wished she had done it sooner. I laughed so hard as she told her story.
@chelseapthib36
Жыл бұрын
This is the best 😂
@Akcat15
Жыл бұрын
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 to your friend 🤣
@udraj914
9 ай бұрын
the stupidity of this man. How do you just beat up somebody and eat/drink something made by them? At the very least, they would spit in it.
@sunwithin3247
9 ай бұрын
😂love this one. 🎉
@maykacha4987
2 жыл бұрын
I admit I was petty. I owned an inn where I was the executive chef, pastry chef and manager. Kept me busy. My then husband worked part time as a bartender. So he sort of worked. I heard noise in the Penthouse and thought, did we rent it? So I went downstairs to check the books. Found out it was unrented. Took a set of keys and went up. Found my husband in bed with one of my wait staff. An empty bottle of Champagne. Told them both to get out and said by the way you don’t have a job anymore you are fired. She said you can’t fire me. I laughed and said I can. I can also charge you with theft as you didn’t pay for the room or champagne. If you want your husband to be notified cops are a good way to go. She said it is his place so we didn’t steal. I laughed again and said oh dear did you think he owned this place. Only my name is on the title. Get out now, or I will dial the police right now. It was extremely satisfying. Took quite a while after but I have moved countries and married to an amazing man for 15 years. He is still single. 🤣
@anthonystike6034
2 жыл бұрын
Not petty, just poetic justice. 😌 (ETA) Plus this reminds me of the Reddit post where the girl inherited her mother's ancestral home. Dad goes and gets married to his old high school sweetheart, and moves her and her daughters in, and these 3 try to take over. You can guess how that turned out for mom and her two daughters. 🤣
@kickitwithkateg
2 жыл бұрын
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@eleannakarra9123
2 жыл бұрын
Good story, served him right. Him being single is not bad at all though, it's not a competition where the one who gets married wins. Because marriage is not a win. He probably lives his best life carefree, just like you do in a different way. 😉 Edit:typo
@Upper_echelon_exotics
2 жыл бұрын
@@eleannakarra9123 well he's probably doing all the women a favor by being single...no one else has to suffer...lol 😂
@eleannakarra9123
2 жыл бұрын
@@Upper_echelon_exotics That goes without saying! 😉
@ErisFae
2 жыл бұрын
My ex told me that "if I really loved him" I'd get rid of my dog.. my dog of 16yrs... Yeah, no. I told him he should move back in with his parents (where he was living before he moved into my house). He left a lot of clothes and would use them as an excuse to come over every few days. I just thoroughly cleaned all of his clothes, folded them neatly in a few boxes.. and donated all of them to the animal shelter, to be used as dog rags, bedding chew toys, etc.
@LK-jo8lw
Жыл бұрын
Loved it❤❤
@parkerinman
2 жыл бұрын
Here’s my petty story: So almost 2 years ago now my mom and my ex stepfather were divorcing. He was very much a horrible person. I.e. he was abusive in multiple ways. He made my mom, myself, and my two younger sisters (which were his biolog children with my mom), move out of OUR house. So the day before we left, I had ordered a non-stop noise maker🤡and I put the cricket noise on. I then opened the vent and threw it inside😁. I was told that it stayed on for three weeks. He even went as far as to sleep in his camper because the noise was so annoying. I'm not petty but in this case, I became queen.🥰
@mads1864
Жыл бұрын
THAT my friend is brilliant. oh my god *chefs kiss* perfect.
@Racingirl911
Жыл бұрын
A Queen? Yes indeed!!! 👍🏼👍🏼 👸🏼
@francesheinig6420
Жыл бұрын
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉 perfect, great, amazing, wonderful, excellent, bravo, 👏👏👏 awesome, fantastic, beautiful, hilarious, hysterical, funny, 😂😂😂 terrific, majestic, endearing, timeless, priceless, fascinating, encouraging, courageous, strong, exhilarating, crazy and QUEEN. You are all of these descriptive words. God bless.
@FaithPickles
3 ай бұрын
Queen🎊🙌🎊🙌😂😂😂
@mikelarge425
2 жыл бұрын
Back in the early 80's a friend of mine saw a car for sale in the local paper for £10. When he went to see it , the house he got to was a massive house with a long driveway, he rang the bell and a woman answered and he said excuse me but you have a car for sale for £10 quizzically, yes she said and took him to the garage. Sitting there was a brand new bmw with 15 miles on the clock. This can't be it he said, oh it is she replied my husband has buggered off to Paris with our au pair. He left me a letter saying sell the car and send me half, so I am sending a letter back with a copy of the bill of sale and a £5 note. He couldn't stop laughing and bought the car.
@moimeself1088
2 жыл бұрын
😳😳😳😅😅😅
@charliethedemon01
2 жыл бұрын
This is a good one, I really hope Charlotte sees this!
@jessica1lopez
2 жыл бұрын
What a wonderful thing to do! Too bad we couldn't see his reaction to that.
@Tristeanne
2 жыл бұрын
What a lucky buyer!!!!
@ZappaSheik
2 жыл бұрын
Heard this talltale many times just with different cars.
@mrsengeseth
2 жыл бұрын
I'll share my own pettiness. After 20 years of marriage my husband came home one morning and and announced he'd been having an affair and was divorcing me for his mistress. Nifty. The kids and I were devastated. To pack worse on, the kids were treated poorly and at times viciously by mistress/girlfriend they were over to spend time with dad. Dad didn't do anything about it and that made them feel worse about an already yucky feeling situation. We decided that we needed to channel our frustrations into something creative. We have always enjoyed making soaps. So we did that, opened an Etsy shop...in which we named all the soaps after feelings we have/had regarding EVERYTHING that has gone on. Made some cash off the soaps and told/telling the whole filthy (get it? Filthy..soap..) story one bar at a time.
@brittneymcneil5852
2 жыл бұрын
I would love to know the name of your soap business. Have also subscribed to your KZitem page
@golfwidow
2 жыл бұрын
I would love to buy soap from you but I would love it even more if your business was called "soap opera."
@Dobviews
2 жыл бұрын
We need a webpage!! I want some "Filthy Soap"!
@lilys7431
2 жыл бұрын
That is a story of genuine triumph, how good to know you’re raising a little human.
@Lovinia1
2 жыл бұрын
Hol up lemme find your shop! I wanna support!
@lorindafolkus-browne9037
2 жыл бұрын
Oh, I took pettiness to a whole new level. In the '70's and '80's in South Africa Military Service was mandatory when you left high school (hence a lot of traumatised 20-odd year olds later as most of them were active duty). Afterwards they could be called up to report in with not much notice. Well very long story made shorter I got married at 21 to someone I barely knew, the marriage lasted 9 months. We split up for various reasons one being he cheated and I moved into an apartment on my own (rough side of town - it's what I could afford). Unbeknownst to me, he'd moved in with a 17-year old on the other side of town. I kept receiving his mail and I told him over and over to change the address otherwise I would just throw it away. He told me I was 'obliged' to bring it to him and I told him if he doesn't fetch it himself it's on him. I found out he had a key cut to my flat and would go in and check it while I wasn't there - then help himself to items he wanted. Noticed some stuff was going missing and blamed my cleaner and then myself for just going crazy. His mail arrived, callup papers included. I took it all - popped it in a sealable plastic bag, put it into a tupperware - filled that with water and stuck it in the freezer (illegal to dispose of callup papers and he never checked my freezer). The military police then arrived about 2 weeks later at my flat and I sent them to his address. I defrosted his mail and left it on the table. The next day they came back to verify his claim that I'd deliberately kept them from him - the papers were right there. He was arrested and spent 3 months in military prison (not sure how that works) for willfully ignoring callup papers. I have no regrets.
@pankakesnotstellar
2 жыл бұрын
Ohhhh, that was devilishly petty. I'm afraid of you and admire you.
@snippets981
2 жыл бұрын
I'm with peter pan on this, plus I want you as a friend...
@lorindafolkus-browne9037
2 жыл бұрын
@@pankakesnotstellar I do my best LOL. About 7 years ago he contacted me on Facebook and apologised for how he treated me through our short marriage. I don't hold grudges. Much.
@FlaBulsara
2 жыл бұрын
What a queeeen!! I admire your patience and how you didn't waste the opportunity 😎🙌🏻
@MrStinker4
2 жыл бұрын
Chef's kiss for your vengeance.
@robertdraper5782
2 жыл бұрын
Many years ago I was unexpectedly dumped by my fiancé which was when I found out that rather than doing overtime to save up for our wedding she was actually doing a guy from her office. I decided that this was the perfect opportunity to take the round the world back packing trip my ex and I had planned as an extended honeymoon. A few months later I was celebrating New Year in New Zealand. During a call to a friend back home he told me that when my ex turned up at her new boyfriends house on Christmas morning with his present, she was greeted by his fiancé who promptly kick seven bells out of her in the garden and she had spent the rest of Christmas day at the hospital with concussion bruising and two broken fingers. My friend told me that at work she had told everyone she had had a fall. I sent a get well soon card addressed the staff at her office with the real story written inside. For the next eighteen months I sent regular postcards from everywhere I went to her office, apparently her co-workers always commented on what a great time I was having, she was furious. That was thirty years ago and I'm smirking as I'm typing this.
@vaporean_boylove.0w083
2 жыл бұрын
Cheaters never win and this story has me smirking too xD
@tlingitgirl07
2 жыл бұрын
Good for you!
@ps-hz8sy
Жыл бұрын
You did good
@jayistrying4558
2 жыл бұрын
My bullies in high school loved to talk smack about everybody under the sun. I was so disengaged that I just ignored them. Senior year, I found out they were bullying an 8 year old for being "fat". I told her mom that I witnessed it (mom found out cuz one of the bullies stupidly tagged her daughter on a post she made mocking about her weight) and her mom asked me if I could give a statement to the disciplinary office. I agreed. I went to give my statement. The teacher told me if I could call them, and gladly I went. I waltzed to their classroom and announced to their class that they were being summoned for bullying a child. They were glaring, telling me I had no right to announce that cuz it was humiliating. I basically told them that I wasn't the one who bullied a grade schooler, so why would I be ashamed?
@amybaker3551
2 жыл бұрын
On behalf of all bullied fat kids, thank you.
@syd7801
2 жыл бұрын
Good on ya.
@jayistrying4558
2 жыл бұрын
@@amybaker3551 we kids gotta stick together.
@KristinaMoonchild7
2 жыл бұрын
Excellent 👏👏
@SaraMGodois
2 жыл бұрын
Teenagers bullying an 8y…They did deserve the humiliation and hope they got some punishment from the school
@breannacarlos-vega9090
2 жыл бұрын
Petty story: I was pregnant with my second born her father wanted me to have an abortion as a test, ending in marriage. He flipped it around years later and told family i was the one who came up with the idea, and I was a piece crap mother and was a gold digger (I was the only one working) he didn't realize I had access to his FB where I found the exact messages of that "test" and printed them out, then sent them to his family/friends. His father no longer claims him as his son and sees his granddaughter each Saturday. His best friend of 8 years told him to burn in hell and blocked him.
@FirstnameLastnames
Жыл бұрын
Anyone who says something is a "test" is insane in the membrane and more likely than not abusive to boot. 🤢🤮 Edit: I must add, he sounds awful!
@shelleyg1836
11 ай бұрын
Even your 8 yr old knew what dad was doing was wrong. Good for her helping hold him accountable to support the kids he made.
@phoenixtarot1228
11 ай бұрын
@shelleyg1836 huh?
@sharonaetienne3191
10 ай бұрын
@@phoenixtarot1228 shelley is responding under the wrong comment. This was about another petty story (the 8 yr old)
@Fitzwillyfl
2 жыл бұрын
About 30 years ago my exwife and I lived in an apt building. We had a neighbor lady who was really sweet and kind. She was a little older than us and treated us like we were her kids. One day I came home she was crying. She’d found some VHS tapes of her boyfriend having sex with other women in their bed. A big fight ensued with him moving out and leaving her alone. He moved out so fast he left a lot of his stuff behind. One day his Mother called to ask if she could come get his things. We helped our neighbor box up everything and found the tapes. My exwife suggested she label them as his baby tapes. When the Mother showed up we loaded all his things in her car. The neighbor and my exwife had a small box of those tapes marked K****n’s Baby Movies. They gave them to her and she was so thrilled she said she was going to rush home and watch them. Basically, nothing good happened after that. It was paramount to a volcanic explosion. Years later when my ex and I were getting divorced I remembered her pettiness and she basically got everything she wanted in the divorce. 🤷🏻♂️
@pamharper917
2 жыл бұрын
I lived with a guy for about 3 years. He told me he wanted us to see other people, I said ok. When he came by the next day ( to get something he forgot) I had a guy there, he was not happy and tried to get the guy to come outside to fight. Me and my date had a great time laughing at him. He said he wanted us to see other people, and I did.
@moimeself1088
2 жыл бұрын
I guess he f@cked around and found out 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Loaves_of_Cat
2 жыл бұрын
Ur story reminds me of a story someone told me: That person’s bf at the time wanted to f@ck around with other women without being labeled as a cheat and asked for them to take a break on their relationship. Op agreed to it and started dating another guy. Bf got upset cause he wanted from HIM to fool around but for HER to remain “faithful” despite them BOTH taking a break from their relationship. She didn’t take the bf back and instead married the guy (she was seeing after the “break”) later on.
@lenkacfk7155
2 жыл бұрын
@@Loaves_of_Cat , I love a happy ending! 😉
@PoochieCollins
2 жыл бұрын
@@Loaves_of_Cat awwww, what a sweet petty ending ^_^
I met this beautiful man 10 years older than me(23)... He was amazing, until he started being awkward with other guys around my age, bartenders, dancers in clubs and every other guy that basically lingered around us. I was a bit upset when he asked me what were my thoughts about one of my friends at a birthday party (very attractive guy but also a close friend of mine) so I tried to diffuse the situation and acting blonde. Eventually he left me 6 months after we met. I was too good for him he said. I cried a lot! Few months later we were at a club at my friend's bday (The same friend he was paying a lot of attentions to) party and he shows up uninvited, he tries to talk to my friend in several occasions, and my friend was not amused cause he knew my frustration and how the story ended, so in the pitch of our party me and the bday boy kissed in front of him announcing everyone we were a couple! (Was a prank still that kiss felt so genuine and good! My friend got rid of a predator and I got rid of my insecurities!).
@robincharles7057
9 ай бұрын
I thought at first you were saying he was 23, making you 13 at the time, and was really worried 😶
@nessieXtheXlochness
2 жыл бұрын
My pettiness came out when I moved to an apartment by myself. My apartment front door has grass across from the pathway and you have to walk across it to get from visitor parking to my apartment. There was dog poop all over the grass like a mine field. I came home from the grocery store and caught my neighbor with her dog pooping right in front of my apartment. She saw me and immediately started pulling her dog away while he was still in the middle of things 😂. She obviously didn’t have a bag with her, and I watched her run directly into her apartment, so I now knew where she lived 😏. I waited about a day and a half so she had a chance to come back and pick up her dogs poop. Then at like 1am I picked up all the dog poop, walked passed the dumpster to her apartment and set it all on her porch (probably like 10 different piles all together from her 45lbs dog). I have seen her walk by with a bag everyday since via my doorbell camera 😂
@drkrishnap
2 жыл бұрын
Good one
@Evo97GT
2 жыл бұрын
I like you 👌🏻
@nessieXtheXlochness
2 жыл бұрын
@@Evo97GT 🙈 thank you
@MegL-nu6ju
2 жыл бұрын
My petty self: in college my ex cheated on me with a girl who pretended to be my friend just spend time with my ex and sleep with him. She lived with her parents who were extremely religious. Because we were "friends" i knew her address so I signed her up for planned parenthoods mailing service. My petty revenge 100% worth it. They both trash
@llamathedrama1454
2 жыл бұрын
Omg, this is so good!
@PickleJarr
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, very Susan from Planned Parenthood of you! 👏👏👏
@cray4lay892
2 жыл бұрын
The pettiest thing I did was when I was 9 years old, and this girl decided I wasn't good enough to play with the rest of the class during recess. So I went home that night, went onto my father's work computer, and wrote mean hate mail to everyone in the class (including me) except her. I went to school the next day and slid the notes into people's bags during lunchtime. After the first two kids discovered theirs and burst into tears I also "discovered" my note and put on the greatest acting show of my life. More kids found notes and the teacher ended up going through everyone's bags to find them. when the teacher figured out who the only person who didn't get a mean note was, she sent her to the dean's office with the entire stack of everyone's notes. The girl got extra homework for a week and had to write nice apology/complementary letters to everyone. It was the greatest moment of my life.
@RakeshSingh-ut9pc
2 жыл бұрын
Oh god I love this for you and you did this when you were only 9 years old ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@gcra-luma2145
2 жыл бұрын
I wish I was smart like you when I was a youngster.
@jennifermcgoldrick6323
2 жыл бұрын
That’s hilariously genius 😂
@ericabennett1158
2 жыл бұрын
Girl bye this is a scene from the movie Mean Girls
@rogued3mon414
2 жыл бұрын
You were like: Oh so YOU don't wanna let me play with them? How bout' I play you instead?
@agrsvbutterfly
2 жыл бұрын
The pettiest thing I did indirectly: I was divorcing my ex husband and we both had to sign divorce documents in front of a notary (uncontested divorce is cheaper) . I managed to get him to meet me at the courthouse but he decided to throw a tantrum and drag me out of the building where I ran for my truck to try lock myself inside for safety. He caught me and proceeded to attack me, I lived 7 years like that so for me this was just another day but I wanted to get away. Well apparently that was the day other ppl decided to care and called the cops 😁. They asked me if I wanted to press charges, I told them if he'll sign the divorce papers, no. So these divorce papers he never legally had to sign, could have just walked away from and cost me a ton more money to get him served, he now had to sign or go to jail. He signed them and still went to jail. That's been years ago now and I'm happily remarried to an amazing man, due to give birth any day. The ex ended up with his sister in law and lives with his mom. 😂
@badkitty4922
2 жыл бұрын
Congratulations for getting rid of that POS. But, even MORE Congratulations for finding an awesome man, and Blessings on your baby!😘💖👍💪👋👋👋
@agrsvbutterfly
2 жыл бұрын
@@badkitty4922 thank you so much! 🥰
@lynnegeldenhuys9176
2 жыл бұрын
You're a hero!!😊 Love that you got a happy ending out of it and he got what was coming!
@Sonnenanbeterin1991
2 жыл бұрын
Haha omg iam loving it .. a case were justic was served. How stupid to attack someone on a court hearing
@badkitty4922
2 жыл бұрын
@@Sonnenanbeterin1991 yes! Especially since she was PROBABLY near enough to the court house that the awesome people who got the Law Enforcement Officers involved were all RIGHT THERE, in the vicinity. I'm just guessing by her story. THAT POS definitely wasn't the brightest crayon in the box!
@BlogSweetheartTV
2 жыл бұрын
My petty story... I was getting ready for my date with a guy I had been dating since high school. After he got off work he came over & almost immediately after sitting down & kicking off his shoes he fell asleep. I'm sitting next to him annoyed because I was really looking forward to our date, I was dressed nice makeup & all. So, while he was sleeping I figured out how to prevent this from happening again. I painted his toenails bright red & once they were dry I put his shoes on him & told him it was time for him to go home because it was getting late. He got up & left so after he left I went to hangout with friends because it was still early. The next morning I got a call & he didn't sound too happy. I could hear his mom laughing hysterically in the background. He said he got up that morning & on his way to the restroom he caught a glimpse of his feet & thought his toes were bleeding. I'm crying by this point but what made it more funny was that his mom didn't have any polish remover.
@dinkylovesbooks
2 жыл бұрын
🤣🤣
@Corne79
2 жыл бұрын
From these stories (and my own) I realize that abusers usually bring nothing (financial) to the party. I also left a narcissist abuser. I bought the phone he used and most of his clothes. The clothes I donated. I took the phone back but he did take out the SIM, so I contacted the service provider and blocked the number. I logged into his facebook and gmail and changed the passwords. Then I deleted both those accounts. So there was no way he could get into those accounts. He lost all his photos, contact numbers, everything. Oh yes, I also sent screenshots of how he spoke to me in texts to all his friends.
@zencat55
2 жыл бұрын
I have a friend who found out her husband was cheating on her just days after the wedding. She promptly left him. Well, she fell in love with the ex of the woman he was cheating with and married him. 10 years and 2 kids later they are happy and still sweethearts. Sometimes it's true that living well is the best (petty) revenge.
@tandzilebhembe1255
2 жыл бұрын
I guess its true what they say...don't let your husband stop you from being with your soulmate 😭
@ThatCheekyBrunette
2 жыл бұрын
@@tandzilebhembe1255 😆
@NoraGuy
2 жыл бұрын
How did I not know this was going to be a topic? The best revenge is living well… I left a severely dysfunctional relationship of 21 years. He had spent most of those years convincing me I was unattractive, irresponsible, extremely self-absorbed and had told his dad via email that if we divorced I’d have “no prospects”. Long story short, I ended up with the house, the cats, and some of the friends. During Covid I met a super hot, fit, sweet, intelligent man who has his shit together and we’ve been dating almost two years. I’ve also been redoing the house inside and out, have lost around 20lbs and recently sold my first painting. Our son is in college and doing well. Life is good now!
@kickitwithkateg
2 жыл бұрын
Amazing!!! 👏👏
@michellevi7315
2 жыл бұрын
HELL YES GIRL!
@raebookworm4013
2 жыл бұрын
Hell yeah! I am so happy for you and your new beau, and your newfound joys and progress.
@sophiastamper9672
2 жыл бұрын
Yaaaaaaas, I'm glad your happy and doing well 👏😊
@billh.1940
2 жыл бұрын
Small correction live well and long! The best revenge is to outlive them!
@em.trimble
2 жыл бұрын
I love these petty videos! I would also like to tell my petty story: I was in a relationship for almost 3 years to someone who was mentally, emotionally, and sometimes physically abusive. I tried to leave, but he would physically stop me from leaving. He was constantly claiming that I was cheating on him with any/all of my male coworkers and friends, but honestly he was just insecure as I was either working or cleaning, cooking, and getting everything ready for him for when he got home from work.Him and I broke up February 13th, and I texted one of my male coworker friends that we had broken up…he brought me coffee for Valentine’s Day and let me cry to him before our shift. I had previously won some movie tickets at work for February 15th and invited one of my girlfriends to attend. She ended up cancelling; so I invited work friend to go instead, as he had been willing to come into work early, bought me coffee, and comforted me to make my Valentine’s Day better. He said yes, and we went as friends. We ended up getting married almost two years ago, have a baby girl together, and have a happy and healthy relationship.
@aubreycarter7624
2 жыл бұрын
Love that for you! So glad you're happy!
@Mickeymaela
Жыл бұрын
The best revenge 💖
@solong_abigail
Жыл бұрын
omg congratsss! 🎉
@pipermcpickles5283
Жыл бұрын
Aw, this makes me so happy to hear! 💖💖💖
@witchqueen1296
Жыл бұрын
Good for you, hon. I'm happy for you. 😄
@boondockwalker1
2 жыл бұрын
My petty story: My ex and I were together for a couple of years and he cheated, a lot. Being young and dumb I stayed. I came home one day and he'd moved everything of his out except his waterbed. A couple of nights later I went out and tied one on. As I was about to head home I ran into my ex's friend, who was HOT. He offered me a ride and I accepted. Took him home and banged him like a bass drum in my ex's bed. The following day my ex showed up to get his bed. I'm all smiles and he asked me why several times. As he and his friend (not the one from the previous night) were leaving I advised he might want to wash his sheets... Ex was pissed and wanted to know who was in his bed. I just laughed and went about my business. A couple of years later I ran into my ex at a bar, with his friend I had slept with. Ex keeps talking to me and when I shut him down he calls me a sl*t for doing some dude in his bed. I shrugged, smiled, and thanked his friend for the best night I ever had in that bed.
@Pandalove87
2 жыл бұрын
Thsts priceless
@dianahernandez-hh6sp
2 жыл бұрын
Hahaha.. I wish I'd seen his face🤣🤣🤣
@artemis5265
2 жыл бұрын
Hmmm interesting i wonder which happened first you sleeping with his friend or him cheating because your clearly only telling your side
@77yggfe12ujn
2 жыл бұрын
@@artemis5265 It clearly says in the story that the boyfriend cheated a lot, and a couple of nights after he moved out she slept with his friend.
@llamathedrama1454
2 жыл бұрын
SAVAGE
@riojimenez842
2 жыл бұрын
I got cheated on while I was living in London and dating this guy. I decided to move back to Los Angeles and was going to cancel the trip to Cancun we had planned to go on before the break up but I decided to take his ex best friend who he fell out with instead out of spite. Not only that I took a suitcase of my ex's designer stuff like Prada Shirts, Ferregamo Loafers, Hugo Boss suits, Moschino, Versace, in a Tumi suitcase when I moved out. I took it to a local gay bar in Cancun and gave it all away to boys in the bar, I got lots of shots after. One of my best vacations ever and I got my revenge threefold, I still got to go on my trip, I got to hook up with his hotter former bestie, and I got to be extremely petty yet charitable at the same time.
@BritInvLvr
2 жыл бұрын
Petty and charity! 🥰
@artemis5265
2 жыл бұрын
That's theft so yea not exactly the best thing to put on the internet 😂
@NeuroillogicYT
Жыл бұрын
The pettiest thing I ever did got me kicked out of band, but it was worth it. The band teacher didn't know anything about percussion and had lucked out her first four years because she had a student there that already knew how to play. The year after he graduated was my freshman year, and transferring in from a much bigger school with an entire percussion department, I became the replacement student who knew how to play. She said I was like a little savior because she literally did not know how to teach someone to drum, nor did she seem interested in trying, she just gave me the sheet music and trusted that I knew what I was doing. I did, so it was never much of an issue. Our first concert was super early in the year, but we had a second much bigger one right before christmas. The stipulation she made was that if we missed the first one we would be forced to sit out the second, as well as cut half our grade, and we would have to sit out the rest of the term in the library. A little strict, I thought, but she really was an awful teacher and human being, so it was the kind of power trip that seemed right up her alley. Everyone made the first concert except one girl who had to be life flighted to the hospital for a sudden medical condition. Despite that, and bringing in her doctors notes and everything, the teacher would not excuse her absence from the concert, she was banned from going to the big one and wouldn't get more than a C despite being one of the hardest working students in that class. I really couldn't give a rat's behind about band, but this girl was so DEVASTATED it pissed me off. So when it came time for the second concert, I just didn't go. I knew it would fail me, and I knew it would affect the rest of the band, but at that point I didn't care. She absolutely reamed me about it, saying how embarassing it was trying to put on a christmas concert with NO PERCUSSION. All I said was maybe she should either learn to play all the instruments or let the entire band participate in every concert. I was sent to the office, spent the rest of the term in the library, and was transferred out after that. The rest of the band was pretty split on being mad at me, but once they knew why, most of them let it go. They had to bring in a TA just for percussion since there was no longer anyone who knew how, and Mrs. Prissypants is apparently allergic to the drumset. I know it was a dumb irresponsible thing to do, but I still don't regret it. Me and that girl became sort of friends after that, and she ended up sticking up for me senior year when her own boyfriend started bullying me. So I guess it all comes around, eventually.
@PeanutsMommy
Жыл бұрын
Good for you 👍 I was hoping you would say she got fired for not knowing how to teach her subject. Oh well. That's awesome that you became friends with the girl and she was able to have your back with her boyfriend's bullying.
@16poetisa
Жыл бұрын
It wasn't dumb and irresponsible, it was genius and full of petty solidarity - you didn't put anyone in danger, and the person with the most egg on their face was the horrible teacher.
@V.Hansen.
Жыл бұрын
I think it was great. I thought you were going to convince more people not to go, but even so, it was a just punishment for her.
@sinandtonic2029
2 жыл бұрын
When I left my abuser I wanted to leave everything neat (clean up the muddy footprints, put everything away, that sort of thing) but my dad was like "Nah" so, without intentionally trashing the place, we just got my stuff and left the mess. Might not be the pettiest but I know it was the right decision because my ex is still bitching about it. Lol 😆 my dad is the best ❤
@stevebrewer1679
2 жыл бұрын
I was working for a major retail grocery store up until December 23rd when they fired me. I had missed a few days of work before coming down with the stomach flu. I was out for several more days and offered a doctors note which they refused because it was their policy not to accept them. While I was sick I was told by my boss that the team was struggling and needed me. My job was to collect online grocery orders and was told by my doctor not to report to work. Also while I was sick I heard from a job I applied for and they offered me a position but I had to do a background check first. I returned to work the 22nd and submitted my notice, they fired me the next day on the day before Christmas Eve. Since I was fired and couldn’t start the new job right away I put in for unemployment and was approved. I spent the following two weeks with my family and relaxing before starting my new job this past Monday. Much happier now :)
@Rampant_Hypocrisy
2 жыл бұрын
Story Time: Years ago I ended up moving three-quarters of the way across the country with what I thought was the love of my life, but in reality was a narcissistic, gas-lighting, master manipulative psychopath who managed to hide his true colors for over a year... I could write a book about how awful he was and probably still is, but the main issue was that I was thousands of miles away from home surrounded by him and all his friends from college whom he'd managed to convince that I had severe psychological problems and not to believe a word I said so that I literally had no one to ask for help. I worked with a friend of his who ratted me out both times I got a raise (90 days and 6 month reviews so not big raises), after which my darling beau would demand more money for bills for the apartment I already couldn't afford my half of the rent for, keeping me totally broke. So I made the most of a situation I had no escape from until I finally made some friends (which is really hard to do when you're being abused like that because... who can you trust, yo?). Everywhere we went he would start calling me names and being really shitty to me in public so one day I started walking with a severe limp, knocking things off of store shelves and falling on the ground. He would (of course) turn around and start screaming at me, once actually calling me r*tarded, and I would fake-cry saying "I can't help it, honey, it's because of the accident" I'd cry harder, like bawling with big tears and all and would continue "If you would just buy me the cane or let me stay home... It's just so hard to walk!" People would stare, yell at him, help me up, management was called a few times. We were banned from a total of four grocery stores before he started just walking away and leaving me there whenever he'd see me start my routine. He left me at so many stores around the city that I had to get a bus pass. It was genuinely the only thing at the time that brought me any joy at all. In the end I've been free of him for over 10 years. It was hell getting away from him, saving money by hiding cash in my car and slowly moving my things into a storage unit until I had just one suitcase of clothes I could throw in my car while secretly looking for a room to rent, but I did and now I laugh like hell over it the way some would laugh over a narrowly escaped brush with death.
@booperpotpie9634
2 жыл бұрын
You figured out a way to survive. Kudos for that. I once left a bad relationship. It was so bad I just had enough & told my (now) ex "I'm leaving. On my feet or in a coffin, but I am going today."
@tonib.3016
2 жыл бұрын
@@booperpotpie9634 good on you both...it takes alot of courage to escape,wow! Your statement reminds me of the movie Dolores Claiborne...she was an abused wife planning her escape too. Her husband hit her and she grabs a big ceramic pot shed been cooking dinner in and busts it over his head food and all. She tells him that this is the last time you'll ever hit me,do it again and one of us is going to the boneyard. Was a very satisfying moment and you knew she meant it.
@karinaashmon
2 жыл бұрын
wait how did his friend know you got raises. since he worked with you how did he not realize his friend was a lier
@xXOFrannieOXx
2 жыл бұрын
ok, i feel like confessing so here it is: Was married for 5 years had two kids and eventho i was very much in love i realised he was a bad dad. Not spending any time with our daughters is what broke me. So, i just stopped sleeping with him. After about a year of this he started to express his feelings of not getting any but i didnt care because i had explained to him( many times) that if he would be more loving toward our daughters i would be more loving toward him. Ofcource the dumbass didnt change, he just found a new girl half my age and when i found out i made him leave. After a few months i heard his new girlfriend was pregnant and we werent even devorced jet so...... i befriended his new girlfriend and "helped" her understand what a idiot he is. They are no longer together and i have a great new friend. We are making sure our kids grow up together and the best thing about it is how incredibly uncomfortable he is with the whole situation. Oh and eventho the new girl has a really nice income i convinced her to demand childsupport. Now a few years later im happy with my girls and even more happy to know he has no money and lives in a tiny dump of a place.
@caricaturecontest7899
2 жыл бұрын
Good for you, I love this!
@shawnycoffman
2 жыл бұрын
That's just beautiful. 🤣
@moimeself1088
2 жыл бұрын
Wow.. you stole his gf from him.? You are a legend!! 🤭🤭🤭
@joannahorrigan4863
2 жыл бұрын
Wow how amazing! I’m glad the kids get to grow up together ❤️
@aw6707
2 жыл бұрын
Messy. If you feel the need to keep something from your spouse in a passive aggressive way like that your relationship already failed and both are to blame for the fallout. I wish society embraced different solutions. Super sad. I feel for your kids.
@candacewebster4083
2 жыл бұрын
38 years ago I caught my husband and his girlfriend doin’ the deed in our bed. I came home early. Surprise. Rather than screaming like a banshee I told him to pack his shit and get out. I gave him three hours. I called my late dad, who owned a concrete and black top company and told him what happened. Daddy was my hero. He drove his largest concrete mixer truck to our house and filled hubby’s classic Ford Mustang convertible with concrete. Hubby came out screaming and he and my dad had a showdown. Daddy finally told him that if he reported the damage to his insurance or the police that it wouldn’t be his car next time… it would be him encased in concrete. Yes, there was damage. Yes, there were threats made. But my divorce was finalized by him in record time. I’ve been married to a wonderful man for 35 years and dad never once filled his car with concrete.
@ejrilling
Жыл бұрын
😂😭🤣💀
@LK-jo8lw
Жыл бұрын
Ur dad is amazing😂😂
@mysticwonders6972
2 жыл бұрын
Petty story: My son's father and I had ended up splitting before he was 2 and as a result, my son didn't know his father well. So I decided to move to let them get close. Unfortunately, due to a few other unforeseen events, we ended up having to stay with him. Things only got worse we Covid struck and we found we couldn't get our own place. Needless to say, his father is a complete ass and acted as though I should be his own personal made since I didn't have a job yet (he was a complete slob or it wouldn't have been so bad) and insisted it continued even after I got a full-time job and was doing the homeschooling for my son while lockdown was going on. It became a point of contention to the point of him saying horrible things to me that my son still hasn't let go to this day. When I saw my way out, I waited until he was sleeping since we had to leave early in the morning. He never set foot in the kitchen so I left a massive pile of garbage in the corner that he would have to clear out, poured some rotting food in the sink for good measure, and then left garbage and all my unwanted items in the room we were leaving, including a rather full litter box I moved in from outside. We left that morning without a word about anything. About time he cleaned up my shit the way I did his.
@dracofirex
2 жыл бұрын
I have a story about my grandfather, and a trolley/street car. In old Sioux City, IA, they had trolley tracks (much like a railroad crossing but no guards and about as dangerous). Lots of people were in a bad habit about stopping their cars on the tracks, despite lots of signs telling them not to, making things dangerous for everyone. Grandpa found an old trolley bell on the tracks one day and kept it. He was a pretty handy man, so he installed the bell inside the car down where his feet were, so he could ring the bell with his feet. He would wait to be behind someone sitting parked on the tracks, and then suddenly DING DING DING he'd be ringing that bell just like a trolley was coming. Whoever was in front of him would fly into a panic, flinging their arms about and screaming, looking for the trolley! Another day DING DING DING he'd get another stopped on the tracks, and this carried on until there weren't any trolleys. I'd like to think, however, that he singlehandedly helped reduce accidents by making people poop their pants there at the trolley crossing, ringing his bell.
@AllAmericanGunshop
2 жыл бұрын
During my divorce (a long time ago) I had the pleasure of doing many petty things to my ex, who cheated. My favorite was: dividing out the wine cellar-as he got 1/2 of it. The divorce decree didn't specify which wine he got... So I left him all the wine he had made (which sucked) and took all the good wine that we had bought; including a case of Opus 1.
@alexas-kitchen
2 жыл бұрын
well played!!!
@sayatdegefu6322
2 жыл бұрын
My petty story: I'm a high schooler and this happened to me this year. Throughout our school year, like every schools, we are given assignments to assess our abilities. We are often given group works (5-7 members) or pair works, based on our alphabetical order. This one time in particular we were given a pair work and I had to do it with this guy. He was one of the top students in our class and so was I. Usually, when we are given group or pair work, I would be the one working (because I'm the most naive person ever). But this time I couldn't. I had a national competition coming up and so I asked my partner to do it. But I didn't just go up to him and tell him rather he just came up to me and said " do it!". I said that I can't do it since I have a lot on my plate and basically begged him to do it. It wasn't only the competition, I also had finals coming up and I wasn't ready. Idk if he just thought, because he was a top student, his studies were more important or if he was just ignorant, but he kept telling me to do it and I kept asking him to do it. He didn't have a phone (we were asked to make a logo) but I told him I could give him mine or he could go to the computer room and do it, but he refused. The weekend arrives and I had a feeling that he wasn't going to do it and so I watched a few videos and did it. Actually, I did 2. And then I thought and promised myself that if he didn't do it, I'm not giving his name(ie, say it was all my work- it was) and sure enough, he didn't do it. Mind you, he had a whole week to do it. On the submission day, he came up and asked me if I had done it, I said no. Knowing that I have done it he said" well we're both going to fail lol" and then said" you better start doing it now" and my blood boiled. We didn't submit it that day. The next day, I was in the library and this dude comes right up to me and says "let's go and do it" . I think he thought I'd be like " no... I've already done it. It's ok!", But no! I said, " how about you do yours and I'll do mine." He flipped. He started guilt tripping me and saying I'm not doing my responsibility as a group member. He started yelling at me and I kept my cool and gave him calm answers. When everyone started looking at him, he leaves. I saw him do it with his friend's phone and I didn't regret what I did next. I had two logos, I took one and showed it to the teacher under my name only and gave the other one to my friend. A couple of minutes later, he comes and asks the teacher. The teacher loves to torment students and hence saysthat the assignment was only mine. It was kinda like a final but he had another one, he just wanted what I made. But the teacher refused saying only I did it. I don't regret it but some of my classmates think I'm a bad person because of this probably because they're his friends but I couldn't care any less as my friends support me too.
@bruppee11
Жыл бұрын
I’m confused…. You wanted him to do all the work and out your name on it because you were busy, he refused. (I wouldn’t want to do a group project by myself and give someone else credit either) Then you found the time, and instead of working with him, did it secretly, and refused to give him credit…… even though that is what you had originally asked him to do? Yeah that’s not cool. It isn’t petty, it was selfish….. you say he must have thought his studies were more important but it sounds like you are the one who felt that way. It’s a good thing you’re young because you’ve got a lot of growing up to do. This behavior is generally common in high school, not so much as you get older.
@vrkdkdksks
Жыл бұрын
@@bruppee11 Sounds to me both were selfish in this case he asked her to do it all by herself too.
@samanthaandwailynntucker3753
2 жыл бұрын
A co worker told me about his petty story about when he worked at chick fil a. While working his uniform pants ended up getting holes in them. So he asked for a replacement pair. They refused to give him a pair and told him to get patches. So when he quit and had to return his uniforms he removed the patches he bought.
@Loaves_of_Cat
2 жыл бұрын
😂
@johnsmith8906
2 жыл бұрын
Speaking of petty, my older brother who tormented me relentlessly as a child went bald in his early 30's and is very self conscious of it. I have deliberately kept my hair long just to taunt him. I often insist on meeting outside on breezy days just so he can see my flowing locks in the wind. I buy combs just to leave them out when he is around my home. Sometimes I buy them just to throw away in front of him, complaining my hair is just TOO thick for them. I have even had a hair dryer on when he comes to my door. This has been going on for more than 10 years now and I never get tired of watching his heart break a little.
@sue310689
2 жыл бұрын
🙇🏽♀️
@Stilbe
2 жыл бұрын
I have the exact same experience with my brother... you'd think I'd find this funny but you're just mean :/
@L3onking
2 жыл бұрын
@@Stilbe if you also bullied your little brother then you deserve it~
@Stilbe
2 жыл бұрын
@@L3onking ...he bullied me. Maybe think about what I meant by "you'd think I'd find this funny"
@swhitson9633
2 жыл бұрын
Forgive him already instead of staying bitter & vengeful forever lol. A decade is enough, I could never hold a grudge that long.
@janettesalisbury6524
2 жыл бұрын
My petty story involves my niece. She used to live with an abusive BF who also kept exotic pets. One day he told her, out of the blue, to get her butt out of his flat or he would drag her out. She rang me in tears with no where to go. I helped her pack her stuff but before we left we released his black scorpians. I hope he found them before they found him.
@battlebear437
Жыл бұрын
While I want to say the jerk deserves every sting from a scorpion, those poor innocent things would get punished for his jerkiness. I’m glad she was able to get away and that you were able to help her do so.
@awesomekat6681
2 жыл бұрын
My Petty Story: I married young and we are still going strong. But even married people can be petty. I think we were married 8 years and I asked my husband to take the lights off the Christmas tree and take the tree apart. I had already taken off all the ornaments and I had a baby to tend to, along with a 6 and 4 year old. The next day i saw that the tree wasn't in the box so i went to finish the job i asked him to. It turns out, he didn't take the lights off, he just pulled apart the tree. An hour into the task, I was a crying mess (lack of sleep can do that). My mother called and so politely ask with her sailor mouth asked me. "Why in the hell are you crying" after I explained why I was crying, she promptly told me to suck it up and explained that you don't get mad and cry or yell, you prove your point. She asked if I had utility scissors and then explained what I should do... This is what I did: I got a trash bag and the scissors and sat on the floor by the tree and cut off every light tangled in the dismantled branches. Each piece of Christmas lights was about 3 to 5 inches long. I bagged them up, put away the last of the decorations, cooked dinner, tended to the kids sent everyone to bed saying I needed a few minutes alone and that I would be up shortly. I then proceeded to dump every last bit of the cut up lights in the driver side of his car. The next morning when he asked why I did that, I simply said....If I ask you to do something, do it right. Next time I might cut up something you really like. 😘
@starbloom7427
2 жыл бұрын
Love you and your polite mother!
@HumGumHum
2 жыл бұрын
Girl, i think you should google weaponized incompetence. I'm sorry you have a fourth adult child to take care of.
@theMermaidRhonda
2 жыл бұрын
Your mother is awesome.
@michellevi7315
2 жыл бұрын
@@HumGumHum thank you for this term...def. needed to google it myself. LOL
@greyscalesx
2 жыл бұрын
So instead of teaching you to communicate with your husband or get therapy, to deal with being someone who can't control their emotions to the point of crying over undone shores, she taught you how you can be the crazy wife by being toxic and threatening by destroying property to prove a point. The ppl in the video all deserved to get revenge on, they were cheaters abusers or dumped their s.o. unceremoniously. Your husband didn't do a shore. Your mil sounds toxic by dismissing your feelings and saying to suck it up. but then you followed her advice and probably still do this bs to your husband when he doesn't do what you want ? This is not how adults deal with relationships, sure internet strangers will be entertained but it's messed up. I can guarantee you are known to his friend as the crazy wife. If your man does weaponised incompetence, you either talk about bounderies and give ultimatums or you walk if you're not appreciated. If you were normal and you'd fixed the issue together, you'd know it happened bc you were understood and empathised with and it was done to make you happy and bc you're team. If he doesn't, the he doesn't respect you and you leave him. However now when things are done, you still don't have respect or understanding, you know it's done because he feels threatened by your crazy. That will end ugly, it's a matter of time. Hope y'all learn to communicate.
@untafsirable
2 жыл бұрын
I'm asian, so I live with my parents along with my younger brothers. I'm the most tech savvy in the family and pretty much controlled the internet and the smart phones in the house. So during the pandemic, my brother started online classes from home and at one point the teachers started complaining to my parents that he's not doing his homework and been missing the morning classes. My mum clearly wasn't happy about this and told me to hold onto his phone and Nintendo switch after 9/10 pm. When I went to take away the switch, he called me a bitch for doing so. Mind you, in an asian household this is crossing the line big time considering I'm 10 years older than him. So being the very petty sister of the year, I took out my phone which had the parental control over my brother's phone. I disabled all his gaming and social media accounts on his phones, blocked the internet connections to his computer, and only allow online classes and online quizzes. I did this to him, and told on him to my parents that he called me a bitch. He got scolded badly and his access was cut off for the rest of the year. He learned not to mess with me anymore after that
@monstermcboo7282
2 жыл бұрын
Natural consequences is my favorite tool of discipline as a parent. Mind you, I’m the safe and soft place for my son as he isn’t even thirteen yet, so natural consequences aren’t horrendous for him yet, just as your brother will recover from his natural consequences. And good on you for not taking that abuse! 🙌🏻
@snarkyandsane
2 жыл бұрын
The shrimp in the curtain rods is GENIUS! I want to be friends with this woman! And the fact that they sold the house to her and took the curtain rods is a clear sign from the Universe that she did the right thing. 😇😇😇
@shelsr95
2 жыл бұрын
Petty/ Karam story: I dated someone for 4 years. I did so much for him it's honestly a little embarrassing how good I was to this man when he was such a dirt bag. Anyways, after four years of dating and some very suspicious behaviors I found out he had cheated on me by catching him on the phone with her. It got pretty ugly. Unfortunately, neither of us could afford to break our lease so we continued to have to live with each other for six months while he continued to date the girl he cheated on me with (She lived in San Francisco). It was AWFUL. But I made the best of it. I lost weight (because of the break up) and started getting into shape. I walked around in tiny form fitting clothing constantly. He frequently made comments about how good I looked and tried to crawl into my bed on multiple occasions (while still in a relationship) and had to walk away rejected on multiple occasions. I would also have my new much more attractive, older boyfriend (now husband) park right outside our apartment whenever he went to take me on dates and would put the flowers and gifts he got my right on the kitchen table for my ex to see. It was glorious to watch his face whenever this happened. The cherry on top was that he was supposed to move to San Francisco to live with her. Quit his job and everything. A week before we were moving out she dumped him. He had no job, no where to live and left with his beat up POS mini van and an old dirty mattress. He had to couch surf with friends for months. Sooo satisfying 😌
@artemis5265
2 жыл бұрын
Question what did you do wrong in the relationship because this is clearly your side of the story which benefits you and the fact that you needed to say the first part just seems like your trying to make yourself look better i don't doubt your ex was a douche but i doubt you were a saint like u try to make out
@MisterioTree
2 жыл бұрын
@@artemis5265 oh so you are the ex?
@shelsr95
2 жыл бұрын
@@artemis5265 I understand your suspicious about this story and yes there are two sides to every story but I honestly wish I hadn't been so trusting and loyal. Am I perfect? no. But I was super good to him. He was also an alcoholic which contributed a lot to the downfall in our relationship. I have good reason to believe he cheated on me through out the relationship but don't have proof like I did when I finally caught him. I'm pretty positive that if you spoke with him today he would agree with me. I was super loyal, utterly in love and f-ing naive. That's really the end of the story.
@purpledurple3341
2 жыл бұрын
Ohh I love this one 💪💪💪
@Uuzie
2 жыл бұрын
@@artemis5265 Claiming to have been good to your partner is what you consider saintly?! ... That's a shockingly low bar. Your is comment is so embarrassing because you basically outted yourself as a jerk. Also comes off a little projection-y.
@deborahgaughran9059
2 жыл бұрын
The day my husband and I were splitting up was settlement day on our house. I had two friends helping me load my stuff on a moving truck. He still had a ton of stuff throughout the house and the buyer wanted the house empty before signing. My husband decided to work that day and said get your friends to move my stuff. He said "do it or don't do it. If the house doesn't sell, I will be ok, you won't". So we removed all his belongings to make the buyer happy, then we put them on the curb with a FREE sign. It was a busy road, so there were lots of lookey loos taking his shit!! #petty #BeCarefulWhatYouAskFor I always wonder how much of shit was left by the time settlement was over...............
@monstermcboo7282
2 жыл бұрын
Kind of along these lines, I rented a house after my divorce was final. The house had sold to a new landlord while it was listed for rent and changed hands a couple of weeks before I leased it. The old owner had left so much crap in the outside utility/laundry/storage and the new owner hadn’t been able to get him to move any of it. I really needed that space for my washer and dryer, and some outdoor play equipment for my son. I tried appealing to the old owner to come get his stuff to no avail. So one day, I parked my car on the street, set up a poster in the driveway that said FREE STUFF with an arrow pointing down the driveway to the storage, and sat in my air conditioned living room while I watched people trickling in and traipsing back and forth, loading sawhorses, skis, canoe paddles, lumber, decor items, and all kinds of junk into their car trunks and truck beds before taking off. It seriously took less than half the day for that crap to go. MONTHS later, the jackass called me to say he needed access to HIS storage, and I told him, “I thought you cleared that out months ago! It’s all been gone since about a week after the last time I spoke with you!” 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬
@maleineperle1770
2 жыл бұрын
I didn't think kzitem.info/news/bejne/0WehumirmHZmg3Y was real, but I'm happy it is lol
@beaverkane
2 жыл бұрын
My little act of pettiness. (Sorry for it being long.) I was in the Marines when this happened. It was a couple of days still till New Year's and I was released from duty several hours ahead of usual. Having told my GF I wouldn't be off until such time, I decided to go surprise her. Didn't go home or change first, just went straight there, still in uniform. I get there and she doesn't answer the door, but lights on in the house indicates she's home and in her bedroom so I let myself in. I get to her bedroom and see the door is left cracked open and I peek in to see her getting DP'd. I open the door and walk across the room to her dresser to grab the the things i gave her for Christmas and left. Found out a few days later that the guy on bottom was her ex before me and that she got back with him. Fast forward 2 or 3 months, I'm in NC for some new training and I get a call from her out of the blue. She's whining and cry about how her ex she cheated on me with left her for his ex that he had gotten pregnant. Me, pissed off and not giving a shit, bluntly asked her if she knew what kind of a sound a clam makes. There was a pause and I heard her say no and ask why before flipping my phone shut to end the call. Lit a new cigarette and got a couple of drags when she called back asking if I just hung up on her. I said, "I don't know. Did it sound like this?" And flipped my phone shut again. Never heard from her again.
@corsair1
Жыл бұрын
She got karma'd
@cad21717
9 ай бұрын
Good for you! I'm so happy you didn't let her back in your life as you deserve so much better ❤ Thank you for your service.
@joannedarley1893
2 жыл бұрын
After ending an abusive relationship I decided on some "petty" haha. I got my seam ripper and loosened the stitching in the groin area of all his trousers, not so he'd notice right away, but any sitting down or bending, "whoopsie". That felt so good and so petty as I walked away.
@kimdrumeler
2 жыл бұрын
Love this so much!!!
@kickitwithkateg
2 жыл бұрын
I LOVE THIS!! 👏👏
@litenen
2 жыл бұрын
Winner 👏👏👏
@despicablemonster
2 жыл бұрын
Yeah ok I'm sure that worked mmmhhhmmmmmm
@christaylor2529
2 жыл бұрын
What's his name or where he work, I want to see...lol
@The99forever
2 жыл бұрын
I was petty without meaning to be petty. My exgirlfriend and I were having issues toward the end of our relationship. The whole thing had just become incredibly toxic. She managed to browbeat me into moving in with friends of hers and their baby daughter. I had a gut feeling she was doing it with the intent of dumping me and having them to live with so she wasn’t stuck in a new lease on her own when we went our separate ways. I was right. But I ended up being the one to call it quits after her work friend started sending me emails telling me I was horrible and to go kill myself and my ex took her side and not mine even with proof. So I gave her til the end of the day to talk to let her our flatmates know. She didn’t, so I did and was honest about what had happened and that I had nowhere to go, but that she had her mum and sister in town who both had space for her. They chose me over her and kicked her out. I’m still friends with them a decade later and she’s still bitter as hell that I “stole” her friends from her and threw her out of her house during “one of the worst times of her life”. Also I don’t know what kind of vibes my funny, sweet, cherub-faced albeit very protective younger cousin gave off to my ex during our relationship/breakup but that woman will go out of her way to cross a road or leave a store to get away from her 😂.
@Alexardelean89
2 жыл бұрын
I’m glad you got out of that toxic place. Not that it matters but I’m glad you didn’t do anything childish either. You deserve those friends that trusted you.
@sherlock8799
2 жыл бұрын
Not dating, but friends. I was always the second choice for everything, plans cancelled on me, invited on dates just for me to third wheel. Forgot my birthday. She ended up leaving for college, then texted me (I was visiting the college on a separate trip and really wanted to meet up) that I was too immature and no one would ever love me because I was so clingy (i.e. texted a few times a week). I have her email, phone number, and password memorized. Scammers and spam will always come for her. Edit: she called her exes abusive. I know them still, years later, and they are wonderful. She was very emotionally abusive. I spent 8 months telling myself I wasn't important just so I could rationalize her behavior.
@agjkoning
2 жыл бұрын
Years ago when I was still in college, one of my housemates used to leave the front door unlocked (so her friends didn't have to ring the doorbell) and places the key near the door. She kept on doing this for months. Very unsafe where we lived. Finally I had enough of it and I took the key and hid it. A couple of days later, we actually had a break-in (probably via the window, no damage was found), but everyone thought her key was used. In the end the doorlock was replaced on her dime and she bought our other housemate a new laptop (which was stolen) 😬🤣.. Must say, I used up all my pettyness those days
@rabbitlovesraven
2 жыл бұрын
The only petty thing I ever did was when I moved out of my ex's house (he was really abusive), we lived with his parents and he was into some kinky shit so we kept all of our toys in one of those popcorn tins you get around christmas time. When I left I put that tin right in the middle of his closet and didn't look back. Less than a week later he called me screaming because he had to explain to his own mother why he had a huge popcorn tin full of sex toys in his closet, and when I say kinky I mean he had some harness's, straps, different types of lube, vibrators, straps of all kinds, and best of all was the floggers that he had in there. I guess his mom went into the room we were sleeping in (which used to be her sewing room) looking for something she left in his closet when she moved her sewing stuff out and saw the tin (she would use them for sewing stuff) and opened it, I'm sure she nearly had a heart attack seeing all this crap in a popcorn tin but I have no regrets.
@LK-jo8lw
Жыл бұрын
Bhahahaha😂😂🤣😂😭
@Dreamingtothestars89
2 жыл бұрын
Not sure if this counts but here it is: Shortly before I graduated college I allowed a former close friend and his “wife” (they claimed to have had a courthouse wedding but there was no proof and she was a narcissistic, pathological liar) to move in with me while they tried to get on their feet. It was 3 months of living hell. We had to write notes to communicate with each other because having a conversation with her didn’t work. It was decided they would move out and I would find someone new. Petty part 1 - My Mumzy has a school break that was around the same time they planned to move out. She came to stay with us and was vague about how long she would be staying, which pissed off the wife but she couldn’t say anything. Petty part 2 - We kept getting their mail after they moved out and the wife refused to give a forwarding address to the post office. They showed up super early one day demanding their mail, which I gave them. I once again reminded them to update their address. To which the wife replied there was nothing I could do about and threatened to report me for withholding their mail. Shortly after a working license for the husband came in the mail. She again threatened to report me if I didn’t bring it to them. I said I wouldn’t be pushed around, wrote “return to sender, recipient no longer lives here”, sent her a picture, and popped it back into the mail, and blocked their numbers. We stopped receiving their mail shortly after. 😊
@TriniRedRuby
2 жыл бұрын
How petty am I? After renovating the apartment I leased from my let’s say “relative” from top to bottom, said “relative” had an argument with my dad and evicted me without notice. Just put my stuff out. So after going to the courts and the police station and realizing that because we didn’t have proper paperwork and it was a family agreement and I had no legal standing I was granted the opportunity to go back to the apartment and remove my property. I took everything. I took the cabinets I had installed I took all of the furniture drapery linens dishes etc. obviously and then when I realized I couldn’t take all of the tiling in the floor work I had done not to mention the fully glass wall I installed in the bathroom I got a hammer and a chisel and I sat down and destroyed every tile every piece of wood and every square inch of glass. 🌚I guess you’d say I’m petty 🤣
@Kitty_Lola86
2 жыл бұрын
My submission for (hopefully) Part 2! My pettiest moment was the one job I've been fired from. My manager (we'll call him "Chad") pulled me aside at the beginning of my shift and said he was letting me go because I "wasn't improving enough" (Total BS since his assistant manager, who I worked with much more often, had told me the day before that I was the most improved in the kitchen. Truth is he didn't like that a 19 yr. old girl was smarter than him). Anyway, he fired me but then had the audacity to ask me to stay for my shift that night since it was Friday (our busiest night). I thought for a second and then agreed. I waited until we were mid dinner rush and then grabbed my coat and told him I was going home. He looked stunned and said "You can't leave, we're really busy" I looked at him and said "What are you gonna do, Chad... fire me?" He went full surprised Pikachu face as I walked out the door. Ngl, I was pretty proud of myself.
@snippets981
2 жыл бұрын
I'm proud of you, too, and I'm not even a petty person. Well-played, Lauren, well-played❣👏👏👏
@BeeWhistler
2 жыл бұрын
The only petty story I can think of that I'm remotely proud of was in college. It was well into the second semester and my roommates and I had reached that point you sometimes hit when you're still mostly civil but you're bickering over petty things and making snide remarks and can feel that even the "good-natured" joking isn't entirely joking anymore. It could have been worse but it was still tense. So one evening they decide to amuse their boyfriends by dumping snow on me in the shower. The boyfriends didn't come into the bathroom but I assume they were in the living room waiting for the shriek. They missed the first time. Even with my glasses off I could see this weird pile of snow on the floor of the shower after hearing them enter and scramble out. It was honestly pretty weird. I had very little experience with snow so this was a new one on me... or off me, I guess. And they seemed so pants-crappingly scared to linger that I figured they were done, fired and missed, oh well... but no, a few minutes later another volley comes over the curtain rod and scores a direct hit on my shoulders and back as they scramble out again. I was bullied a lot in school. I've never really had a knack for practical joking. I still don't understand how anyone thinks that's a friendly kind of action. And we weren't really on those terms anymore. So I took great satisfaction in not making so much as a squeak of surprise. Nothing but shower sounds in that bathroom. I rinsed off, got myself clean and dry, got dressed, walked out to some very blank looks and the comment that they'd thrown snow into the shower but must have missed me. Y'know, like I wouldn't notice a bunch of mooks scrambling into the bathroom and slinging snow over the rail. Sheesh. Anyway, I just calmly said, yeah... I know, the snow landed on me the second time. Crickets. And that was it. They might have asked why I didn't scream or something. I don't actually remember. I just remember proudly that I sucked the very immortal soul out of their passive-aggressive "friendly" roommate prank by just not reacting. And the memory of their buzzkilled expressions still gives me life.
@V.Hansen.
Жыл бұрын
Why was the door not locked? Doesn’t everyone lock the door o every room they’re taking off their clothes in?
@bm-ww8kb
Жыл бұрын
@@V.Hansen. when you share bathrooms, its common to leave it unlocked in case someone needed to pee or grab/do something
@V.Hansen.
Жыл бұрын
@@bm-ww8kb I could never
@bm-ww8kb
Жыл бұрын
@@V.Hansen. well we already established that yes
@itchyandred4131
2 жыл бұрын
Not my petty story but here goes: a friend of mine years ago was pregnant and she always did her husband's laundry and made his lunch for work....... she was doing the laundry and found condoms in his pocket looked down at her stomach and said well he obviously ain't using them with me!!! So when she made his lunch the next day she made a wonderful sandwich, Mayo,ham,cheese lettuce and tomato then placed 4 condoms on it! Later that day a friend of hers that worked at the same place called me cracking up 🤣 told me you should have seen it when he took a bite of the sandwich and the condom covered with mayo pulled and slapped back and smacked Mayo all over his face!!! His co workers erupted in laughter 🤣
@charliethedemon01
2 жыл бұрын
That is a wonderful vision in my head, thanks for the lols on this one 😆😆😂😂🤣
@KherKit
2 жыл бұрын
I'm cackling with laughter, that is amazingly awesome!
@amymandeville8342
2 жыл бұрын
When my last ex and I split, he was arrested for check fraud and I moved out while he was in jail. He had left his social media accounts open so I posted all his dirty messages and text messages (pics included!) to other women. I made sure to tag all his family and friends in "his" posts, too! When I left his phone and computer were blowing up with messages. 🤣🤣🤣
@ariellebrowne
2 жыл бұрын
Noooo🤣🤣🤣🤣 the poor women. But tagging his friends and family was pure gold 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@amymandeville8342
2 жыл бұрын
@@ariellebrowne he was a pos so I figured it was what karma deemed right! 🤣🤣🤣
@traciwhite8541
2 жыл бұрын
My petty story: My ex husband (only seperated at the time) was engaged to my little sister with a baby girl (long story for another video). He didn't want me to be able to get married so refused to sign the divorce papers. Just so he could keep some sort of control over my life. We were married 11 years but seperated the last 2 of those years. I finally called my sister and told her if the papers weren't signed and at my door the next day I would not stop my niece from calling me AUNTY-MOMMY. Needless to say he was at my door first thing the following morning with those papers. And divorce was finalized on my birthday that year. But because he made me wait and I got pregnant with my new man's baby while we were still legally married I did not turn down the offer to file for child support from him when the mediator told me it was legal for me to so until the divorce was finalized. On my birthday I through a birthday/divorce party! We are all close now and look sack and laugh about it. (Their marriage only lasted 9 years. I see a pattern lol)
@piperjc7184
2 жыл бұрын
My husband of 26 years asked for a divorce via text so I accessed premium petty mode. He is a very serious cyclists with these expensive cycling socks. All the pairs where marked L and R so I took the Left foot of each pair of sock. He had about 25 pairs and they each cost around $32. But I was on a rampage so I collected dried weeds crushed it up very finely and sprinkled into his Lycra cycling shorts. Then I replaced his protein shakes with muscle building shakes swapped out salt with sugar, took all the lunch box and water bottles lids. By this time I was nearly done. I took the most used tool out of each of his tool boxes, took all the battery charges for his tools and loosened every single door handle in the house. My last act of pettiness was to fill each toilet with glitter so each flush was like a party . It was a good day
@artemis5265
2 жыл бұрын
Wow talk about psychotic no wonder he wanted a divorce like seriously you were clearly the problem didn't even say why he wanted a divorce so stfu
@piperjc7184
2 жыл бұрын
@@artemis5265 😂😂😂😂 oh no an internet troll hating on me how will I ever get over it…….oh I know🖕🏻
@lindseyowen5968
2 жыл бұрын
@@piperjc7184 he did the same to me! I’ve looked at other comments this person has made and they seem to have some serious woman hating issues! 😂 LOVE your response btw. 😆 Haha, I’ve just seen another comment he made about women cheating if a guy has more money. 🤔 it would seem I was right about his issues. 😂
@piperjc7184
2 жыл бұрын
@@lindseyowen5968 I saw some of his comments😂😂he needs some vitamin d and to get out of his moms basement 😂😂😂
@lindseyowen5968
2 жыл бұрын
@@piperjc7184 😂 😂 😆
@patriciazernone-wood5423
2 жыл бұрын
This needs to be a regular weekly or monthly series🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌 I love A petty revenger, and Charlotte's reaction to them🤣
@tiffanyc566
2 жыл бұрын
Absolutely 🤗🤩! I'd watch these daily I'm loving it 🤣🤣
@silkfantasies5899
2 жыл бұрын
Yo, Charlotte! If you make this into a segment, I got plenty of revenge stories for you.
@craigusselman546
2 жыл бұрын
Even if its just to see Charlotte going REEEEEEEEEE!
@patriciazernone-wood5423
2 жыл бұрын
@@craigusselman546 omg her loud sound effects of excitement😂😂😂 can't get enough of that that's for sure
@snippets981
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, plz!!!
@NexForemose
2 жыл бұрын
I think one of the pettiest things I've done was when my husband and I first started living together. I like to make pancakes from scratch. Well, at first they were kinda on the thin side. He made a comment about how he prefers his mom's pancakes because they're thicker. So I found a new recipe and while using all the batter, I made 3 pancakes...let me repeat that, batter (meant to make like 15 pancakes) was used to make only THREE pancakes. Them bitches were THICK. He was like, "Whoa, I can't finish". I responded with, "You said you like them thick". He stopped making comparing my food with his mom's food. EXCEPT for my meatloaf. He LOVES my meatloaf, and even in the presence of his mother (the look on her face is something I cherish to this day), raved about how much better my meatloaf was than hers. So he's definitely more than made up for it.
@snippets981
2 жыл бұрын
Absolutely BRILLIANT!!
@kcanded
2 жыл бұрын
...I'd kinda like that recipe....
@NexForemose
2 жыл бұрын
@@kcanded For the pancakes, meatloaf or both? I totally don't mind sharing recipes. 🤘😉
@kcanded
2 жыл бұрын
@@NexForemose Meatloaf, please!
@NexForemose
2 жыл бұрын
@@kcanded Ok, so here it is. It'll be a lot of scrolling and screenshots but I put down my recipe. Here it is, Raven's Meatloaf: Ingredients: -1lb ground meat -1/4 Sweet Onion (diced) -Couple shakes of garlic powder -Couple pinches of salt -Few grinds of fresh ground pepper -"Count to 2 Mississippi" squirt of mustard -"Count to 2 Mississippi" squirt of ketchup -"Count to 2 Mississippi" squirt of BBQ Sauce -A couple of shakes of Worshtishire (or however the fuck you spell that shit...my ohone don't even know...the "W" sauce). -2 large eggs -a splash of milk -enough bread crumbs to make sure the mixture is firm, but soft, but also not runny (start with at least 1 cup and kind of eyeball it from there) Directions: -Preheat oven to 400F -In small bowl, crack eggs. Make sure not to get eggshell in it. Once the eggs are in the clear, add them and ALL the other ingredients into a large mixing bowl. Yup, really just dumping the ingredient list all at once. -With CLEAN hands, mix ingredients together thoroughly in the bowl. Yes, it gross but no other method yields as good results. Yes, it is cold and squishy, but it will be worth it. -Put mixture in a greased (food safe lubrication of your choice, i.e olive oil, coconut oil, butter, lard, etc...). Pack down as best you can for everything to fit. Place loaf into preheated overn for cook at least 40 minutes before you should start checking on it until the outside and inside look done (this is due to varying differences in ovens). It should have a nice "crust" on the top. -When cooked all the way through, pull out of the oven (remember to turn the oven off too!). Let sit to cool for about 5-10 minutes. Slice and serve. It's ok if it falls apart when serving. Just use a serving spoon if that happens.
@BandChoirChick09
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, let’s make this a thing. I really enjoy hear other people’s petty stories.
@katydidit-A
2 жыл бұрын
I love it too! 😉
@bobandvickiw
2 жыл бұрын
Remembered my own petty story. After one year of dating exclusively, hot boyfriend broke up with me end of December. Since we were in the same occupation group, we were civil and kept in touch. Valentine's Day he called, sharing that he had a dilemma that night. Current girlfriend had a game scheduled at 7pm and also, made date with another girl at 9pm. I suggested that he keep both dates, explain to his girlfriend why he had to leave early and the other why their date was later. Because women love men who are honest. Well, he did it, I know because he called me to share both gals dumped him on Valentine's Day.
@snippets981
2 жыл бұрын
😂😂👏👏👏😂😂
@aubreycarter7624
2 жыл бұрын
Lol, that's so great!
@justafan6535
2 жыл бұрын
That mom who laughed about the spiders and is still friends with her is AMAZING.
@dsizzle7859
2 жыл бұрын
When I was 12, my whole family came down for Christmas. This was during the time when the XBOX 360 was the hot shit. Anyways, 2 of my older cousins(Males) were supposed to help with the clean up after the celebration but ignored their duties to play the game. I think it took me 2hrs to clean everything, and that was with my mom and sister's help. So I was pissed and wanted to play the game to relax. But my cousins just wouldn't let me play it, they were honestly being dicks to me (I'm a girl by the way). So when they went outside to play for a bit, I went behind the TV, unplugged the HDMI connections for both consoles, and hid them in my room. When they all came back they were confused why neither console would work, the dummies never checked to see if they were even plugged up. And my extended family was planning to stay 3-4 more days with us after Christmas. That whole time they were forced to help clean up the house meanwhile I watched them frantically try to find out why the consoles weren't working. On their last night there, when everyone went to sleep, I went downstairs, plugged up the XBOX 360; and spent a good chunk of my night playing on it. When my cousins came down early that morning to see me playing it, they ofcourse asked me how did I get it to work. I made up some BS about how I turned off the whole TV system and turned it back on which rebutted the consoles. Let me remind you, not once did my cousins ever try to check to see if the consoles were plugged up; so yeah they believed me. But since it was their last day they didn't have any time to play the game so they just left believing that I was some type of tech genius. I'm 21 now and still remember this act of pettiness.
@carenasmith7
2 жыл бұрын
I watch your petty video to learn on how to improve my pettiness… when I watch videos like these, I am like “damn I’m not as petty as I can be” while taking notes 😂😂
@florecitayami
2 жыл бұрын
Same Girl. The most petty thing I have done is calling the school's police on my evil Bit@# ex boss (principal) because she kept parking on the handicap parking spot. She got a fat ass ticket! Over $300! 🤣. She went crazy for months trying to figure out who call on her! 🤣. I still feel good about it. (I also got back on my husband's ex boss too 🤣; She deserved it too).
@msKita43
2 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂 right! I need to step my game up
@Sar-ahG
2 жыл бұрын
Say it ain’t so…
@kaylinde2321
2 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂
@janet.3439
2 жыл бұрын
My friend who was living overseas with her boyfriend, cleared their apartment when she caught him cheating. When the bf went out looking for job, she packed and left their apartment. She packed the stuff from their pantry including the sack full of rice. Left him a can of cat food and brought the cat with her. When she settled in her new apartment, she sent the pantry staff to her family back home, including the sack of rice. Everybody from her side are happy after that break-up 😁
@lisa-mariestreckfu8413
2 жыл бұрын
My mom once told me about a woman in her hometown who found out that her husband had cheated on her for years because in his will he said that the money the wife would get from selling his Porsche should go to his mistress. So she sold it for 1€ to some college students 😂😂😂
@heterochromiaeyes
2 жыл бұрын
This sounds kinda fake. If he wanted to honor his mistress in his will, he would leave the Porsche directly to her, and not leave the decision to his wife whether and for how much she would sell the car. Nobody is that stupid.
@favoritevids8869
2 жыл бұрын
I loved this. So much fun. My ex broke up with me two weeks before our first Valentine’s Day (and my first Valentine’s Day in a relationship) by accusing me of cheating on him with my best friend. In the next sentence he said he had met someone whom he though „fit better“ into his life (whatever that means). Almost a year later and my fiend and I got together after he confessed to me. Still going strong after 12 years ❤️❤️ Few years ago my ex messages me out of the blue wanting to get back together for a „fun time“. I strung him along until the ever so popular „wish I were there in bed with you“ sentence came. My reply: there is not enough room because „friend from back then“ and our young son were in bed with me (both asleep). Never heard from him again since 🤣🤣
@JiyuSora
2 жыл бұрын
Dang, I love that 🤣
@leibmenter2331
2 жыл бұрын
I stole all her friends in the breakup because they hated how she used me and dumped me as soon as I wasn’t useful. I refused to take back the engagement ring, and her friends, who were now mine, refused to bring it to me. It’s a small thing, but she either had to see that ring in her jewelry box and think about what she did every time, or had to sell it and feel that experience. Oh, and my current fiancé was her best friend since second grade.
@Blusalee
2 жыл бұрын
When I was in high school many years ago, I worked at a sleep away camp one summer. The head counselor was awful- always showed up late, didn’t do what she was supposed to when she did, often disappeared, and was generally a mean, nasty person. None of us could stand her and she liked to make our lives difficult, but she was a friend of the camp’s owner and could do no wrong. She also prided herself on having the only set of keys (aside from the owner) to the padlock on the storage shed (a large building where all the activity supplies were kept, such as the sport equipment, kayaks, games, etc. that we used every day). We always had to wait for her every morning to set up for the campers and she was always very late, leaving us waiting with the kids to start the day’s activities. When she did show up, she was never friendly (at least to the other counselors). Her behavior was frustrating, and her terrible attitude made me angry. One day I worked up the courage to ask her if she could arrive on time so we would be able to set everything up for the day when we were supposed to, and she basically told me I was crazy and walked away. Then I found out she later accused me of stealing equipment. Of course nothing was missing, but that really got to me. Quiet little me decided to exact revenge. I had my car there, and drove to a nearby hardware store one night. I bought an identical lock to the one on the storage shed- they looked exactly the same. After she unlocked it the next day, I simply switched it, and kept one of the keys (there were two). I also knew where the owner kept her keys in the main office, so I went in when I saw her briefly step out and switched hers too. For the rest of the summer, the head counselor could not figure out why her key didn’t work anymore, and the rest of us were able to set everything up in time for the campers. I didn’t tell anyone. I would get there early and unlock it, and if she asked how it was open, I just said it was like that or the owner must have been by and opened it. As far as I know, nobody ever figured it out or that it was me who did it. Heh heh… it's very petty, but it makes me chuckle to this day.
@salonigupta5190
2 жыл бұрын
Wow great story and good thinking
@susanminer2088
2 жыл бұрын
Good job!
@maleineperle1770
2 жыл бұрын
That's a smart move!
@Augiegrl12
2 жыл бұрын
Beautiful.
@AC-87
2 жыл бұрын
I wouldn't call that petty. I regard that as being considerate to the campers that were otherwise held up by the rude counselor.
@MarieMeuh
2 жыл бұрын
I studied in England for a year and lived with three younger boys as my housemates. I was training to become a teacher and worked from Monday to Friday, woke up at 5:45am and needed to be in bed (and hopefully asleep) by 10pm in order to be rested enough the next day. My housemates were working during the weekends, so they had days off during the week. I asked several times that they didn't make too much noise past 10pm as I was trying to sleep, but they often had people over or were just laughing really loud. I complained sometimes and they said that I should just put some ear plugs on if I wanted to be able to sleep. Also, my room was the first one when you entered the house, theirs were all upstairs, so I always asked them to lock the door, because I didn't want anyone to come into the house or into my room. One night they all left and didn't lock the door. I locked the door and went to bed, thinking that for once I could sleep without my ear plugs. Later they came back and turns out they had forgotten their keys and couldn't unlock the door. I decided to put my ear plugs on and go back to sleep, leaving them outside. The next day they said that they had to go to another place where our other housemate was to get his key, and I just said "yeah sorry, you know I always lock the door and sleep with my ear plugs on so you don't wake me up when you come back."
2 жыл бұрын
More of these videos, I love it! My petty story: Freshman year of college, first time away from home with two spoiled, rich roommates from hell! They continuously vocally looked down on me because of my working class roots, made obnoxious comments, messed with my stuff, stole my food, and never cleaned. While they were out, I took their face makeup and lip products and swirled them in an unflushed toilet. Oh the joy on my face as they applied these items and continued to do so for MONTHS, confused as to my they were getting acne and mouth sores….. I never laughed so hard in my life and my college friends thought it was brilliant!
@aubreycarter7624
2 жыл бұрын
😯Oh, that is genius!
@rogued3mon414
2 жыл бұрын
Since you have done a petty revenge, here is my own petty quote for you. If someone treats you like SH1T, make them look like SH1T.
@lananieves4595
2 жыл бұрын
Oh, oh, oh! No one is more petty and evil than one of my female relatives. When her military husband suddenly announced that their marriage was over, and that he wanted her to leave "his" home by the time he got back from weekend maneuvers, she took the announcement quietly, and waited until he was gone (Friday morning.) She then got his new car out of the garage, drove it out to a spot in front of the house where it would receive full sunlight (this was northeastern summer) , got the garden hose and drenched the velour seating, went to the kitchen and got a box of sugar and a 5lb bag of all-purpose flour from the cupboard, and proceeded to cover the soaking wet velour interior in sugar and flour. Every inch. When she was satisfied that every inch of the inside of the car was covered in a thick, pasty sticky mix of flour, sugar and water, she closed all the doors and just left it to bake. She then went inside, packed her stuff in a couple of suitcases, and left in a taxi. When she told me this, I asked what her husband's reaction had been when he'd returned from maneuvers and found her gone, but his new car covered in baked-in paste and probably mold and ants. She said, "He knew better than to even mention it to me."
@aubreycarter7624
2 жыл бұрын
Oh gosh! I can't even imagine trying to clean that car! Flour makes really strong glue when mixed with water and left to dry! Dude most likely had to get a new car, I'd imagine.
@vikingqueen3300
2 жыл бұрын
I'm not much on being petty or if this is even considered petty. When I was in 8th grade I had just moved to a new town and was already on the "bully" list so my start at a new school wasn't so great. A few months in I befriended a girl who too was also bullied but... She was a compulsive liar and that's why most people didn't like her. I'm the type to look past others flaws and see the good. Well I shared my school supplies with her, pencils, pens, paper etc trying to have at least one friend to survive school with. Only thing is when I needed to borrow a pencil or pen she would tell me to borrow from someone else.😑 Ok... After a few more times this happened I had enough. We had a test that was worth a lot of points and she ofc had not studied and I knew she would copy me. So I pretended to think hard on some questions and then fill in a circle here and there. Soon I was done and turned my test in. Lo and behold she too soon turned hers in. At the end of class I waited to tell the teacher to not grade my paper and why and asked if I could stay after class to retake the test. Let's just say when I got a B+ and she got a D I could see her looking at my grade and hers in the corner of my eye and the sweet victory I had won. She couldn't say anything because she CHEATED and don't want me to know! She couldn't help saying "WHAT" out loud and then sulked back behind her paper. Never had to lend a pencil or pen ever again 🤣 The other great thing about it was the teacher was grinning behind his papers when he looked at me like "I've been waiting for this day" 😂😂😂😵
@MaryGarcia-lz4kv
2 жыл бұрын
Haha I had a slightly less similar story but not necessarily petty, there was a girl in my class that used to cheat a lot and I recall the time she decided to cheat off my paper, little did she know I was super dumb in junior high and had never studied so I failed and she did as well lol lesson to be learned: study
@chelseamoore4255
2 жыл бұрын
I wanna share one of my pettiness stories! #1. My daughters’ sperm donor is super afraid of glitter. 🧐 when I say afraid I mean like if someone else was afraid of poisonous snakes. Anyway, he decided one day to push my buttons while I was severely pregnant and said some not so nice things to me. Lol 😂 I had recently bought lots of glitter “just incase” 😜 since he was running late for work I volunteered to start his car while he got dressed. I took all 6 bottles of glitter and managed to pour all of them in his vents. He worked as a landscaper and since he was late he had to drive to the work site!!! On his way there I went to my mothers for a couple days ;) the best part of my day is he turned on the air 5 mins before arriving and looked like he was the glittery troll from the movie… mowing 7 different yards including popular restaurants. :)
@zmajcelik9218
2 жыл бұрын
My friend was in marriage that didn't end well, but it ended petty. After less then a year, and a lot of problems, they had a bad fight when she wanted to leave him. He broke a big mirror in anger, broke her phone, didn't let her call anyone, and she left with one bag, luckily unharmed. When she wanted to take her clothes, shoes and other stuff, he didn't let her. So, she got herself a lawyer to sue him, and the payment was all the money he can get from her ex for withholding her belongings. It was a pretty serious amount of money, because a lawyer was very motivated.
@Kayenne54
2 жыл бұрын
The SO kept breaking things. But only MY things. Always "accidentally". So I tore out the fourth last page of one of his favourite books, making sure it was vitally important to the story's resolution. (He's someone who will re-read favourite stories). He has about 12 other books by the same author. It's going to ruin his day. But not right away.
@limora74
Жыл бұрын
This story is so insignificant compared to everyone else's but this is probably the pettiest I have been in my life. I moved to a new state and was buying some lamps off FB marketplace. I met with the girl (let's call her Lisa) and we got talking after I paid for the lamps. Lisa and I became friends after finding some common interests. Yay new friend after moving! Well, we chatted every now and then. Lisa was pretty self absorbed (interrupting and trying to one-up me on weird things), but was going through some hard times so I just listened. Also, oddly, Lisa was always trying to sell me her old stuff. She knew that I lived beneath the poverty line as a med student's wife (with kids). And for some reason I thought she was sincere about our relationship, I could not tell you why since it's been years. One day we were talking about Halloween costumes. I mentioned how hard it was to find a chameleon costume for my toddler boy (family costumes from Tangled). And that the ones I found were too expensive. Lisa excitedly mentioned that she had a frog costume that didn't fit her son yet (younger than mine) and that I could borrow it and make it look like a chameleon. I promised to make the tail and tongue detachable. I told her she could keep my work as compensation for letting me borrow it. Lisa agreed. I thanked her profusely. After buying materials, and sewing for hours, I sent a pic of the finished product, a few days before Halloween. Lisa said it was cute and by the way she didn't want it anymore so I owed her $5. I don't know why, but that was the straw that broke the camel's back. I realized Lisa only saw me as her trusty yard sale customer and not a friend, so I paid her. It was $5 alright. In. All. pennies. The perfect part was Lisa didn't even want to see me when I came to drop off the money so I did what she said and left it in the mailbox. It's the only time I felt great about being petty and it's so stupid. 🤣
@sherrilyndaleofficial
2 жыл бұрын
Friggen DYYYINNNGGGGG at your facial expressions waiting for the garbage truck to pass 🤣 I tried filming with a snow grader the other day and I felt this on such a strong level. 😂 I adore you so much! ❤️
@Soppaneiti1
2 жыл бұрын
Adore you Sherrilyn!
@brittneymcneil5852
2 жыл бұрын
I have now subscribed to you also. Had a quick look at the sort of videos you do just by the titles and thumbnails. Totally seems like something I'd enjoy ❤
@paigenrucker3179
2 жыл бұрын
So I have a less lengthy and non messy story that still makes me smile when I think about it for some reason.. Not sure if this is petty or just sassy, but back in the 7th grade (around 12 y/o) I had a teacher who refused to call me by my name (it's pronounced pagan) because she was uncomfortable saying "that word" as she was a bible thumping Christian in Texas; so usually she called me Paige-N. I eventually got tired of correcting her, (like I'm sorry my mother is weird but treat me like a human), and I started calling her by her first name (mispronounced, obviously) and when she kept correcting me, I did what she did to me, and ignored her. She eventually just started calling me by my last name, and I went back to calling her Mrs. So and so. (I honestly can't remember her name anymore...) Classic passive aggression from a Virgo.
@tdelioncourt1268
2 жыл бұрын
Reminds me of a story about a trans person being missgendered at work by a coworker, and when being corrected, coworker would answer that he doesn't have time for this. After a while everyone at work decided to use the wrong prounouns and title for said coworker as it wasn't that important to him.
@Palitato
2 жыл бұрын
I had a teacher who INSISTED on calling me Katherine, and eventually SLAMMED a hand down on the table in front of me and screamed at me "I AM SPEAKING TO YOU, KATHERINE!" and I finally shouted back at her, "MY NAME IS KATIE!" and she went off on some rant about how she 'doesn't use nicknames in her classroom' and I yelled at her that she should stop giving me one, because my FULL NAME is KATIE, and if she kept calling me Katherine, I was happy to bring in my birth certificate and set up a talk with my mother, who named me that! Every time she said my name after that, it was with a sneer. What's with the power trip some teachers have about names?! JUST USE THE KIDS PREFERRED NAME, WHY DO YOU CARE?
@katiemower5612
2 жыл бұрын
@@Palitato I was a secretary in a doctor's office and had one patient who would lecture me every time she came in about using a nickname on my name tag. She could never understand why someone would name their daughter Katie. I finally told her it's because my mom is awesome and not a pompous jerk. The patient was named Kathleen. 🤷♀️
@Palitato
2 жыл бұрын
@@katiemower5612 lol, my mom was gonna name me Kaitlyn, but didn't think she'd actually get a girl (they'd been wrong about my brother), so she never came up with a middle name. When I popped out, she just split it in two, and I ended up Katie Lynn! So even if I DID have a "formal" version of my name, it still wouldn't have been Katherine!
@cynthiadessiree
2 жыл бұрын
Not my story but my favorite petty story was from an old middle school teacher. Her husband passed away and her and her young daughters would visit his grave weekly and leave a bottle of mt. Dew for him. Well they started to notice the bottles disappearing and sometimes left empty at his grave. Someone was drinking the soda they were leaving for their dad/husband! (Seriously who steals from someone’s grave?!) Well the youngest daughter had the idea to pee in one of the bottles they left and if you didn’t know, Mt. Dew looks very similar to pee. Needless to say the thief never took another bottle from the gravesite again!
@valemiria8732
2 жыл бұрын
I guess this isn’t super petty but I found it hilarious. After leaving my abusive ex, my mum helped me back up my exes stuff by literally tossing ALL his stuff into boxes without careful placement, wrapping, etc. So, any of his fragile things were broken. To top it off, she found a bottle of lube for his “toy” and proceeded to dump the rest of the bottle into one of the boxes. I know where I get my pettiness from now 😬 The only other thing worth mentioning I suppose was that he was HEARTBROKEN when our friend stopped being our friend, cried more about that than our breakup. I always had a feeling that he liked this guy more than a friend, so I went out and started dating the guy he liked and have been ever since. He was LIVID when he heard and probably still is but I had to upgrade from dating man-children to actual men and I’m not sorry about it 🙃
@sravanthivadd5940
2 жыл бұрын
Good for you 🎉🎉❤️❤️
@christaallen2105
2 жыл бұрын
I know that's right lmao
@tiffanyc566
2 жыл бұрын
That's the best revenge ever ! and your happy 🙂😁 yes queen 👑💞
@autumnhunley2731
2 жыл бұрын
And the Queen has arrived!!! All bow to the Get back and Petty Queen Valemiria!!! 🙌🙌🙌We are not worthy we are not worthy 👌👌🤟🤟✊
@shawnycoffman
2 жыл бұрын
Bravo!! 🤣
@georginagal3107
2 жыл бұрын
Honestly, nothing brings two people together more than the hatred they feel for the same person 😂
@yorgunsamuray
2 жыл бұрын
That’s what causes revolutions.
@shubhangijain98
2 жыл бұрын
LITERALLY THE STORY OF ME AND MY BFF
@cameo668
2 жыл бұрын
My petty revenge story. Last year, my now ex-husband decided over 10 years of marriage was too much. He had just turned 46 - I was 52. He started hooking up with a gal from where I work, though she was in a different department. We had known her and her husband (yep, she was still married!) for about five years at the time. She is NINETEEN YEARS YOUNGER than he is. But hey, she wrote him love letters like the one where she said she'd waited the whole five years to "have a chance" with him and how he was her soulmate. Yeah, you see where that is going. So he was on probation at the time and part of it involved him having "no inappropriate contact" with me because we were living together. He started getting argumentative and yelling a lot, throwing things around, basic garbage behavior. I sat him down and told him this is what I will do if you don't drop her like a hot potato right now and I will have no problem following through with it. Among what I said I would do was to clean him out financially and have a PPO filed, kick him out, and file for divorce. He didn't, so I did. And then he violated the protection order the same day he got served. So I had him picked up. His truck was left in my driveway and it was full of his stuff, which I took back in the house. While he was in jail until the little twit bonded him out I: Had the truck repossessed as he was still making payments on it. Emptied the joint bank account and transferred EVERYTHING to my account in my name only. I did leave him $2 in the bank to keep the account open. Filed the taxes and did the same with the refund money for federal and state. Sold everything I could except his clothes (kept those so he'd have clothes when he got out - I was nice about that). Told EVERYBODY what happened and why. Filed for divorce and had him served in jail.
@proudcanadian5713
2 жыл бұрын
Here's a story for you. Years ago when telephones were landlines and you had to pay for long distance, a guy decided to break up with the girl living with him just before going off on a business trip with his "secretary" for several days. He told her, "We're done, when I get back, I want you out of my place. Just leave the key under the door." While he was away he realized the possible mistake he made because she could do so many bad things to his place. Soon as he landed, he got to his apartment as quick as he could. NOTHING was missing and nothing was ruined with paint or scissors, in fact, the place was spotless. Finally he notices that the phone is off the hook. When he picked up the phone, he heard a strange voice in a strange language and then a DING. It was a "The Current time will be XXXX at the ding." For Tokyo, Japan. OOPS.
@gowrishreevalli9495
2 жыл бұрын
I am silently screaming! It's bedtime here. I didn't get it first had to re read and it is marvelous 😂
@drkrishnap
2 жыл бұрын
WOW respect
@tpickett1381
2 жыл бұрын
Oohhhh! I love that, !
@snippets981
2 жыл бұрын
😂😂👏👏👏😂😂
@AlexEndorian
2 жыл бұрын
I don't know if this counts as petty revenge or is just weird, but I've been trying to think of petty things and only got this. When I was in junior high, I was bullied almost constantly. Unfortunately, a good number of my tormentors lived in the same apartment complex as me - one with a reallllly long driveway to the complex proper. A driveway that went through dense forest. This gave them plenty of bonus bullying time. I had to walk ahead of them, and they would run up behind me to push me, grab my backpack and, of course, laugh at and mock me. One day, they decided to level up their meanness; one of them stepped on the heel of my jelly shoes, so it came off of my foot. I loved those jelly shoes! They knew it....so...the one kid threw it in the woods. Did I mention that these woods were not only dense, but very (how do I word it?) irregular terrain? My shoe went flying down into brush at a deep level. They jeered at me to go get it, knowing that I would be too afraid to go into the woods. They were right. I would never climb in there, working my way downhill, to be poked by branches, slip on leaves, and who knew what else. However, they didn't expect me to take off my other shoe...and throw it into the woods! I walked home barefoot, on that rough driveway, and ignored them. Weirded out, they pretty much left me alone after this. So, petty revenge, or was I just weird? I can live with either one.
@BritInvLvr
2 жыл бұрын
I guess acting kooky can repel the bullies.
@jacklow9611
2 жыл бұрын
Not petty. You handled that like a boss.
@krysd8594
2 жыл бұрын
I always say "I'm not weird, I'm unique!". Embrace the unique! 😁
@lc5406
2 жыл бұрын
Good for you. I use the original meaning of the word weird which is spiritual. People are really unsure of what to say when they call me weird and I say thank you.
@kaylee9969
2 жыл бұрын
Hella smart. You mindf*cked them
@ghoulratdanny
2 жыл бұрын
here's a story of mine that isn't very big, but still makes me laugh years later: i shared an apartment with two girls, one of them that had recently moved in. the bathroom sink kept clogging because the new girl let whatever loose hair that fell out from brushing her hair every morning fall and mostly get rinsed down the drain - but a lot of times there was hair ALL over the sink. also, being the only one in the apartment who knew how to unclog a sink, it got annoying fairly quickly. so i just started gathering up whatever hair she left (easy to recognise as it was dyed blue) and put it in a pile next to her toothbrush. it only took a few days of me doing this before she started cleaning up her hair, and there was never a loose hair in the sink again up until the day she moved out ✌🏻
@pookie717
2 жыл бұрын
This made my day. I'm covered in cold mud from digging a sump basin in for my unappreative sister. Took a break and watching this video, not really sure why but you laughing at my petty life story so much, made me smile when I just want to burn my sisters house down. Guess her house will survive for at least one more day thanks to you. One love from stl, MO.
@xXOFrannieOXx
2 жыл бұрын
I enjoyed it aswell 😇🤣
@maileafox
2 жыл бұрын
The one with the cute name!
@Lesley-Skye
2 жыл бұрын
Your story made me spit out my tea with laughter. And your sister needs to take you out to a nice dinner for a thank you.
@srideout91
2 жыл бұрын
My boss fired me mid day and expected me to finish my shift. She fired me after a person threatened me on the phone not once but three times. She also asked me to leave all the notes I have taken for the next person she has coming in to replace me. Instead of leaving the notes I shredded all of them and I’m clear at her entire browsing history from the computer because she forgets things very easily. She had not cleared her history from my computer for months. I completely reset her computer so that all the files were gone. I was already paid the day before so I had nothing to lose. She’s hated the smell of raspberries and she complained about the perfume I used to wear so I emptied the bottle of perfume all over the office and in her favorite chair as well. And I threw her key in the dumpster
@debbie9754
2 жыл бұрын
This is so petty . hahaha love it!
@wendymunn5907
2 жыл бұрын
Wow, that was a stupid thing for your boss to do. Once you're fired, you are no longer working for that company. Forcing someone to work for a company for which they no longer work... well, there's a reason most companies have someone watch over you once you're fired while you collect your things and leave - so you don't cause any trouble, cause a scene, or steal anything. Serves your boss right!
@shawnycoffman
2 жыл бұрын
This is great!! 🤣
@JustTanya.
2 жыл бұрын
I love the petty too! 🤣 If anyone is thinking of an idea for their brand of petty. If you're told to leave the home and they're not there to see, take all the food. Pantry, baking goods and especially the fridge/freezer. You don't have to keep it, give it to friends or donate to a shelter. Oh, don't forget the booze. Especially if you have unopened bottles of wine, makes perfect gifts for family, friends, etc. When you empty out the freezer, empty out the ice. If you just have ice trays, take them with you. If its an automatic ice machine, take the basket with you. Flip the switch to stop the ice from dropping. Next, go to every sink and toilet in the house and turn the water valves off. Flush each toilet twice to get rid of the bowl and tank water. If you don't know where the valves are, maybe ask a family member or friend for help. For each faucet in the sinks, they usually have nuts and bolts to hold the faucet in place. Remove all the nuts and take them with you. Again, ask for help if needed. Also, find the main water valve to the house and turn it off. If you know where the breaker box is, turn off every switch including the main one before you leave. If you live in an apartment or condo, you may not be able to turn off the main water and electricity but you can still do the other things. Just some petty thoughts I have. 😎👍🏻
@bullzebub
2 жыл бұрын
the pettiest thing ive ever done was that someone had stole my parking spot. they hadnt locked the door so i pushed the car out of my parking spot then calling the company that gives fines for bad parking .
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