Passive Aggressive Ways People Got Revenge - Part 1

2024 ж. 9 Мам.
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Sometimes, the most satisfying kinds of vengeance are the sneaky, calculated slow-burners. Here are some Awesomely Passive Aggressive Ways People Got Revenge.
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  • If you have any stories you'd like to submit for future episodes please email me: revenge[at]beamazed[dot]com

    @BeAmazed@BeAmazed Жыл бұрын
    • Someone parked in my space they s reamed bloody murder when I told them to move I put scented oil from the York dungeon into their air conditioning

      @kingofthedepths3513@kingofthedepths3513 Жыл бұрын
    • what happened to the silly artstyle i love :(

      @stanenjoyer1890@stanenjoyer189011 ай бұрын
    • This voice artist can do better

      @nathgoody5905@nathgoody59058 ай бұрын
  • Had a friend that treated women disrespectfully all the time. So I spent a year signing him up for every free sample of feminine hygiene product I could find. He still gets samples twenty years later. Drives him nuts and I bask in the schadenfreude.

    @66tbird1@66tbird13 жыл бұрын
    • 66tbird1 why would this drive anyone nuts? You get advertising mail all the time and just drop it in the trash. Your friend doesn’t even have to open the samples. He just drops them in the trash. An act that adults do without thinking about it..

      @ferdonandebull@ferdonandebull3 жыл бұрын
    • @@ferdonandebull Because he considers himself better the women and society is considering him a woman by the constant bombardment of products only used by women.

      @66tbird1@66tbird13 жыл бұрын
    • Women don't need your help Chad. Or haven't you been paying attention?

      @krane15@krane153 жыл бұрын
    • So fake u can smell plastic from this comment.

      @devastomondiale2241@devastomondiale22413 жыл бұрын
    • I know this is late, but you should have done what I did--signed the guy up for subscriptions to gay magazines.

      @sophierobinson2738@sophierobinson27383 жыл бұрын
  • 4:11 - I actually have a similar story of revenge but my mom was the one who carried it out. When I was 8 years old, my mother lived in an apartment complex that did not provide an onsite laundry facility so we would often go to the laundry mat and walk around while we waited for our laundry to either be washed or dried. One day, we returned when we believed our laundry would be finished washing and we would then put it in the dryer to wash. Instead, we found our clothes on top of the next washing machine with the cycle still going with the remaining time on the machine. We ALWAYS returned on time as we didn't go very far and with the remaining time showing (let's say 5 minutes or so) told my mother that someone stole our wash cycle to do their own laundry. She was so angry, she bought a small bottle of bleach, opened the washing machine and dumped all of it inside. I asked her about it, you know understanding that what she did was wrong and she just shushed me and we took our clothes to the dryer and left the laundry mat again. When we returned we heard about the aftermath. A man returned to the washing machine not long after we left and PITCHED A FIT. He cursed and raved, throwing his clothes down onto the floor and demanded to know who had bleached his clothes. The laundry owner, a nice Asian woman whom we were on friendly terms with (she didn't know what we had done) told him to get out that he obviously had done something since she had been running the mat for many years and the only times someone's clothes were destroyed like that was because someone took another person's cycle. I learned a very valuable lesson that day. YOU DO NOT MESS WITH SOMEONE ELSE'S LAUNDRY!

    @leileyaravencroft@leileyaravencroft2 жыл бұрын
    • Our company had a floor with suites for visitors, like a very small hotel. Two women ran it and they didn't get along. The older woman was supervisor, and she would bring her clothes from home and use the washer and dryer. One day the younger woman dumped a bottle of bleach in the empty washer knowing the supervisor would be using it soon. The clothes were ruined of course, but the supervisor never knew what had gone wrong and never suspected her subordinate.

      @panagea2007@panagea2007 Жыл бұрын
    • This story jumps to the following year. The President of the company owned a suite in an apartment tower in Boston, and he asked me to go there and install a music system. The supervisor was there (she was in charge of cleaning the apartment weekly) but she would not let me in, even though I had a key. I went back and told the President this, and he made a call from the next room, so I did not hear it. But he asked me to go back, and this time she wasn't there. And the few more years I worked there, I never saw her again, but I never heard an explanation of why.

      @panagea2007@panagea2007 Жыл бұрын
  • A coworker, who had majored in psychology and didn't seem to realize that anyone was onto his dark side and phony niceties, aways noticed when I was going through an episode of depression, no matter how under control I felt it was. He'd give me a firm slap on the back and tell me to "shake it off, buddy" in his dominant, patronizing way which is the opposite of comforting o helpful. One morning he came into work looking and feeling pretty crappy. A couple hours later he came near where I was working, leaned on a bench, groaned an angry stomach groan and mentioned that he wasn't feeling well at all. Yep, I did. I turned to him, smiled, gave him a real loving, firm swat on his back and said "shake it off, buddy". He ran to the restroom and by the time he came out he headed straight home. Never did tell me to shake it off again :)

    @nathanielnicholson559@nathanielnicholson5592 жыл бұрын
  • I had a neighbor from hell who used to drive into my grass as he drove by gassing his vehicle to make ruts. One day I was walking around in my yard with a pocketful of roofing nails and I think they slipped out because when I got back inside they were all gone. The next few times my neighbor spun out in my grass he ironically had flat tires. Interestingly he stopped doing it.

    @budove58@budove582 жыл бұрын
    • That’s terrible! Did you ever recover your nails?

      @ladyboywonder9139@ladyboywonder91392 жыл бұрын
    • @@ladyboywonder9139 : 😆😆‼️

      @slcRN1971@slcRN19712 жыл бұрын
    • @@ladyboywonder9139 Unfortunately, no. I should probably file a police report for stolen property because I'm pretty sure my neighbor entered my property to intentionally steal nails out of my grass with his tires.

      @budove58@budove582 жыл бұрын
    • @@budove58 well, if I can do anything to help… It would be dishonest of me to testify as a witness . But I could recommend for example a “go fund me” to compensate loss and and psychological damages you may have incurred from the event . I hope none of nails were bent too , that would be horrible.

      @ladyboywonder9139@ladyboywonder91392 жыл бұрын
    • And what happens when a neighbor kid or some poor dog steps on the nails. Seriously stu[id and irresponsible thing to do, and quite possibly illegal

      @douglasdelveau4295@douglasdelveau4295 Жыл бұрын
  • I worked with a colleague who was just the worst. He’s the guy that would harass you and eat your food. I noticed one day that he kept saying to customers “I’ll get my manager over here so that he can REGURGITATE what I just said.” He obviously meant the word “reiterate” lol. I loved the puzzled look on the polite customer’s face. I loved it even more that none of them corrected him. I kept hearing him say it and just so he’d keep saying it I used it. A big wig from upstairs in the company came down and asked him how his sales pitch goes and he used the word “regurgitate” again. Mr. Big Wig went semi smiling to a look of disgust and said “Regurgitate? I don’t think you’re using that properly. Oh my please tell me you haven’t been using that word with our customers.” Mr. Big Wig laughed at him and never took him seriously again

    @sylverwebsurfer788@sylverwebsurfer7883 жыл бұрын
    • I said to my manager at my first job, "X treats everyone like shit, does he treat the customers like shit too?" I don't think he particularly cared how X treated us, but thinking that it might be affecting his sales he wouldn't accept. X was soon gone.

      @panagea2007@panagea2007 Жыл бұрын
  • I was working in an assisted living home as a cook. One of the RNs was a two faced type - sweet as honey to your face, evil behind your back. So, I got fed up with what she was saying about me. One evening, she and the home's director were having dinner in my dining room. I bought out three plates. One for the director, two for her. When asked why the two plates, I said "One for each face." It got worse after that, but still worth it.

    @McKavian@McKavian3 жыл бұрын
    • weaksauce

      @EcoAdvocate@EcoAdvocate2 жыл бұрын
    • @@EcoAdvocate which part?

      @McKavian@McKavian2 жыл бұрын
    • @@McKavian Savage

      @AL-kj8zo@AL-kj8zo2 жыл бұрын
    • OUCH!

      @dorisp9127@dorisp9127 Жыл бұрын
  • My husband, a mechanic at a car dealership, had a coworker who would get into his lunch 3-4 times a week and eat portions of all the items I packed for him. My husband asked him many times to stop doing it and the guy just got rude and laughed. If the guy was truly hungry, I would have sent food for him as well, but he was just being an a**hole and a bully. My husband is a pretty calm person, me…. Not so much. And don’t mess with what’s mine and my husband is mine. So one day I packed him two lunches with very explicit orders not to eat one of them. Sure enough he put the lunch on his box, like he did every day, and a-hole came by and stole it. Munching half of almost everything I packed for him. As usual he wasn’t even kind enough to rewrap the items he munched. My husband called me later and asked if I poisoned the lunch cause the guy was real sick. Now I would never poison someone. I didn’t want to hurt him, just teach him some manners and boundaries, I packed 2 chocolate brownies, made with chocolate X-lax, a ham sandwich with unflavored gelatin laxative in the mayo, a side of fruit sprinkled with hot salt. He crapped his brains out for a couple of days, and sh*t all over himself at work. He never said anything my husband, but he never took his lunch again either. He should have scheduled a colonoscopy, he was surely ready.

    @robinshane4661@robinshane46612 жыл бұрын
  • I had a neighbor in an apartment building who was always removing other people's laundry from the dryer before it was finished drying, even though we had a sign-up sheet noting what time we'd be finished and coming back to pick it up. One day I went down extra early and caught her in the act. I didn't say anything as I gathered my balled up pile of clothes from the table and watched her putting her stuff in the dryer, but I was pissed. (She also had a very nasty, entitled response when I mentioned the sign-up sheet.) Soooo on my way out I politely changed the setting to 'no heat' 😆😆

    @peaceandlove33@peaceandlove332 жыл бұрын
  • My favorite revenge story I saw was from a guy whose lunch kept getting stolen at work. One day he made fajitas and soaked them in ghost peppers. He was sitting at his desk when he heard some chic start screaming bloody murder. He walked over to see what was happening to find his fajitas right in front of the screaming woman. So satisfying

    @itwasaliens@itwasaliens3 жыл бұрын
    • xD

      @st.michaelthearchangel7774@st.michaelthearchangel77743 жыл бұрын
    • legend

      @gsainoy@gsainoy3 жыл бұрын
    • Revenge is a dish best served HOT! 🔥 🔥 🔥

      @Emiliapocalypse@Emiliapocalypse3 жыл бұрын
    • And three days later she received a built in reminder!

      @talmoskowitz5221@talmoskowitz52213 жыл бұрын
    • LoL That's just too good of a plan. It's like genius level, like life switched on to expert level.

      @jewleeborrasca6924@jewleeborrasca69243 жыл бұрын
  • in the army, i was sharing a barracks room with 3 other guys. One of them kept drinking my sodas so I gave bottles to guys that chewed tobaco to spit in. Once they were all fuul (6 of them) I put them in the fridge. I was lucky enough to hear a sudden and very loud wailing and then puking when the thief cracked one open and guzzled it after coming in from a particularly hot day in southern georgia.

    @bloodandcarnage@bloodandcarnage3 жыл бұрын
    • 🤣

      @tonysuda9066@tonysuda90663 жыл бұрын
    • My family was in the military, all the branches. (Except the Space force.) So, this made me laugh.

      @Ame-no-SagumeFan@Ame-no-SagumeFan Жыл бұрын
    • My cousin’s wife came into the house and grabbed her FIL’s beer for a swig. He was using that can for a spittoon 🤣

      @lindab.716@lindab.7165 ай бұрын
  • During the energy crisis in the 70's, people were putting in brick chimneys and wood fireplaces. My boss collected partial payments as the work progressed but got stuck for the final 20% a couple of times. He would mortar a pane of glass 3 or 4 rows from the top of the chimney and wait for the call when their house filled with smoke the first time they started a fire. If they paid, he would take a hammer and break out the glass. If not, they would have to pay someone else to find and fix the problem.

    @johnkidd1226@johnkidd12262 жыл бұрын
    • L O L

      @robertgraybeard3750@robertgraybeard37502 жыл бұрын
    • Wow, that's good!

      @budove58@budove58 Жыл бұрын
    • All fun and games until he gets charged with manslaughter

      @jdsim9173@jdsim9173 Жыл бұрын
    • Unfortunately, this is a prank that can KILL the victim(s)! This is because fireplace smoke contains carbon monoxide -- a deadly, toxic gas that is colorless and odorless! It doesn't take long for enough carbon monoxide to fill a room to make its occupants sick and even unconscious. Here's some dialogue from "Perfect Disaster: Ice Storm" between a doctor at an emergency shelter and a firefighter who just rescued someone from a carbon monoxide-filled house: *Firefighter:* I found this guy unconscious in his house. Been heating it with a portable barbecue grill. Nice and toasty in there. *Doctor:* Carbon monoxide. You might have inhaled some, too. How are you feeling? *Firefighter:* Just a little headache. *Doctor:* That's the first sign. Please sit over there.

      @jeffzebert4982@jeffzebert4982 Жыл бұрын
    • @@jeffzebert4982 See earlier reply to another 'rocket scientist'.

      @johnkidd1226@johnkidd1226 Жыл бұрын
  • Someone kept taking peoples lunches, so I laced a roast beef sandwich with a box of ex-lax and told my boss that the culprit would show him/herself shortly. A few minutes later one of my coworkers flew out of the lunchroom headed for the restroom. Needless to say, when he finally left the restroom the boss was waiting for him with his last paycheck and escorted him off the property.

    @teedub127@teedub1272 жыл бұрын
    • Questionable. I've never seen ex-lax work fast enough for someone to barely be done eating it. Hell, most of them say to 'take before bed' mostly to avoid feeling the cramping, but also because it takes time to work.

      @nephicus339@nephicus3392 жыл бұрын
    • @@nephicus339... But if you’re awake and working physically hard it only takes 3-4 hours. We had a similar incident take place in the mechanics shop of a refinery. Plus the stolen cake used 10 boxes of ExLax in the icing. Metabolism !

      @tommysaulter9171@tommysaulter9171 Жыл бұрын
  • Once ( this was about 30 years ago ), i was a foreman gardener and one job was to mow extremely large lawns with a ride on mower. The lawn in question was a square surrounded on three sides by doubled fronted houses. I had a box mounted on the mower for removal of un-wanted objects spotted in the grass so i didn't wreck the blades by hitting stones etc. so i would collect them into the box to save walking all over the place. One morning i witnessed a front door opening and a large dog let out, which promptly left an enormous crap on the uncut grass and went back into the house and the door was then closed. I removed said crap with a trowel and replaced it on the front door step of the house and carried on cutting grass. All o.k. until lady of the house exited directly onto the same dogs crap on her doorstep, dog was then shouted at and woman put her shoes in the bin. Cutting the grass was much sweeter after that. Silent revenge.

    @meruliouslacrimens5154@meruliouslacrimens51543 жыл бұрын
    • Well done!

      @ShadowGod715@ShadowGod7152 жыл бұрын
    • 🤣🤣 👏

      @Shebeast3@Shebeast32 жыл бұрын
    • Just not for the dog tho

      @ladyboywonder9139@ladyboywonder91392 жыл бұрын
    • The grass is always greener after the revenge

      @achtsekundenfurz7876@achtsekundenfurz78762 жыл бұрын
    • lol

      @michaelkelly9715@michaelkelly9715 Жыл бұрын
  • In high school, a friend had trouble with someone breaking into his locker and stealing parts of his homework and snacks including homemade fudge. Being a math hobbyist, he left a dummy math homework page with legitimate looking work and wrong answers. Some of the bogus equations had expressions that sneaked in division by zero. He also made up some homemade fudge which had a couple of bars of Ex Lax. In fifth period math class, the thief was at the blackboard and pooped in his pants in front of the entire class. He also got an F for that homework assignment and the lowest grade for that day's homework assignment.

    @andybreglia9431@andybreglia94313 жыл бұрын
    • That's a GOOD one! Division by zero is not possible!

      @scotthayes4135@scotthayes41353 жыл бұрын
    • @@scotthayes4135 I know this. My friend knows this. This apparently didn't know this or how to find it. Friend is a math hobbyist and taking beginning algebra because it is a REQUIRED course, could sleep through the lectures, and ace all the exams. At home, he was doing differential and integral calculus. He said you could write [expression] ÷ [(X+Y) - (X+Y)] and hide it in a bogus expression. I once saw a proof that 2=3. What made it work was Division by zero. In addition to pooping his pants while struggling at the blackboard in front of the entire class, our thief also demonstrated why he was brilliant on homework (except for the last one he stole) but wasn't worth feces on exams.

      @andybreglia9431@andybreglia94313 жыл бұрын
    • What did the teacher think of all of this? I mean, trying to divide something by zero? And shitting his pants in the process as well! That’s just brilliant.🤣

      @rosalindsongsmith3670@rosalindsongsmith36702 жыл бұрын
    • My brother had to share a locker with his best friend. He would repeatedly smash my brother's sack lunch and think it was funny. We later found out that he was abused by his alcoholic mother who never bothered to make a lunch for him the way our Mom did. It was very sad.

      @juneebennett22@juneebennett222 жыл бұрын
    • Dont like this comment because its at 69 likes

      @subnau0424@subnau04242 жыл бұрын
  • In my old neighborhood we'ed pile leaves by the curb for pickup. People would drive through the piles scattering them. A neighbor piled up a bunch of cinder blocks and covered them with leaves. You can imagine what happened next.

    @jimvandemoter6961@jimvandemoter69612 жыл бұрын
    • After my cousin and I finished raking my grandfather's leaves into a pile 5 feet high, the neighborhood jerk decided to dive into it. Turns out leaves aren't particularly bouncy, especially when they're wet. He broke his nose, split both lips, and fractured his wrist.

      @panagea2007@panagea2007 Жыл бұрын
    • Someone got a broken toe.

      @Someonecalledeli@Someonecalledeli Жыл бұрын
    • @@Someonecalledeli I said 'drive' as in a car. The speed limit on our street was 35mph. Try to imagine driving a car at at least 35mph and hitting a stack of cinderblocks. Bye bye car.

      @jimvandemoter6961@jimvandemoter6961 Жыл бұрын
    • @@panagea2007 i mean it's a huge pile of leaves. who wouldn't be tempted to jump in 🤣

      @rapidojade3646@rapidojade3646 Жыл бұрын
    • Crash.

      @ls190v2@ls190v2 Жыл бұрын
  • I'm in my 20s, and have a friend in their 40s. This friend of mine waited 40 years for revenge on the woman responsible for 8+ years of abuse. You see my friend, let's call them Ace, was deemed 'psychotic' after a 15 minute talk with a bigoted principal's 'therapist' in kindergarten. They weren't. They were autistic. for over 8 years teachers and principals were under the impression Ace was a psychopath willing to kill them all, they used this as justification to physically abuse Ace. This left Ace with severe PTSD and emotional problems. It didn't help that Ace's homelife wasn't the best either, not physically abusive like school, but one parent spoiled Ace and the other full on neglected them and emotionally abused them. Ace was gaslit and abused so much they began to believe they were crazy. It took 5+ years of therapy with a REAL professional to convince them, that they weren't at fault for their abuse and neglect. Anyway, my friend Ace worked hard to create a successful business and became very rich. After all that and my friend becoming rich as f-ck, they started suing their old principal. For the first few times, the principal had covered, they'd been sued for many different abuse charges before. But after the 15th time, the principal started to lose a decent chunk of money, even eating into their retirement plan and 401k. Eventually, the principal demanded to know why they were being relentlessly sued for things she 'didn't do'. My friend just laughed and with a smirk said- "I know you did these things, you can destroy evidence, scare witnesses, and hide your crimes all you want. But I know you did this." "HOW!?" "Because I was the one you did them to, b-tch." They told me the look on their old principal's face as they realized a kid they abused and thought they'd never see again, was right in front of them, ruining them mentally and financially, was priceless. This went on until the principal couldn't even afford rent anymore and just pled guilty to the crimes they'd hidden for over 50 years, because being in prison was better than being on the streets.

    @starchildofthesun@starchildofthesun8 ай бұрын
    • Holy cow that's a great revenge tale! I hope "Be amazed" uses your story in episode 6! (whenever they make it)

      @ProjectRevoltNow@ProjectRevoltNow6 ай бұрын
    • Story is incomprehensible due to overuse of plural pronoun.

      @joysoul4089@joysoul40892 ай бұрын
    • @@joysoul4089 they use they/them pronouns just like me

      @starchildofthesun@starchildofthesun2 ай бұрын
  • My supervisor at work insists that she gets to park in a spot with a nice shady tree during the summer. She says it's "hers" even though we don't have really assigned parking and if anyone else parks there she badgers them all day to move, whining to upper management and making everyone miserable until they move their car. On top of that, she constantly bullies her subordinates (myself and the other guy I work with, basically) to park outside the company lot in the public parking... saying that the company lot is for "supervisors". I found out one day that the parking spot she likes, next to the shady tree, technically is assigned to the IT guy, on paper. But he said he didn't like to park next to the tree because he got bird shit on his car. So I went out and bought a 5-pound bag of birdseed and shared it with our wild feathered friends out by the old parking lot tree. Her shiny red SUV looks a little less shiny these days.

    @randomcoyote8807@randomcoyote88073 жыл бұрын
    • 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

      @Shebeast3@Shebeast32 жыл бұрын
    • I knew right away you didn't work with black females. If you had a black female co worker she would park in that spot every single day and relish it.

      @danwake4431@danwake44312 жыл бұрын
    • Give this man a medal

      @alexaviercomics4241@alexaviercomics42412 жыл бұрын
    • hahahahahaha nice one

      @michaelkelly9715@michaelkelly9715 Жыл бұрын
    • Come by on a day when the company is closed and cut the tree down

      @joeroyward6457@joeroyward6457 Жыл бұрын
  • I worked in a beef processing facility in the late 80s. Someone kept eating my food out of the fridge in the cafeteria. So, I found out who it was, through word of mouth. I came to work the next day with brownies, made with exlax/chocolate icing. I also made it a point to make sure there was no toilet paper in any of the stalls in the men's bathroom. Sure enough, about 10 minutes before break, the guy snuck off the production line and crept into the cafeteria and ate all but 1 of the 4 brownies.... After break, he wasn't on the line for production. I called the supervisor over and suggested (with a giggle)he check in the restroom. The Supervisor came back about 20 minutes later laughing. Seems when he opened the door to the restroom, he heard the guy kind of whimpering. My supervisor asked if there was anything he could do and the guy said, please, just some toilet paper. He had pooped his pants and he had to get a ride home to change. Justice served.....

    @kenisnedeker6024@kenisnedeker60243 жыл бұрын
    • Should have left him some TP with itching powder in it.

      @ramonhamm3885@ramonhamm38853 жыл бұрын
    • Hahaha 🤣🤣

      @buttercakes_12@buttercakes_123 жыл бұрын
    • Good move had a night security guard used to steal cookies and stuff from my desk - made a bunch of " chocolate " chip Ex Lax cookies next morning S*** all over the bathroom. Never again.

      @drewbartley7328@drewbartley73283 жыл бұрын
    • @@donniedarkoisthemostunderr4785 Laxitives usually take 6 to 12 hours to take affect. Suppositories can take 30 minutes. So unless he physically shoved a 'pill' up the co-workers butt, this story is full of 'feces'. ;)

      @saucerset12@saucerset123 жыл бұрын
    • Brilliant story. I would tend to favour the laxative deterrent all the time, very effective!

      @MrSerendipity01@MrSerendipity013 жыл бұрын
  • My best example of passive aggressive revenge. 😡 I had someone who was slashing my tires every week at work and couldn't figure out who it was because they were wearing gloves. So I talked with security and they had me park in a very particular place and had unmarked police cars all around my car. The only person who walked up to my car had a big knife but got scared off by the cameras so they couldn't prosecute her. She didn't mess with my car again but I was out several thousand dollars and I wanted revenge something awful 😑 so I went down to the fish market on my day off and bought 5 pounds of shrimp. She happened to be working that day and had left her car unlocked. I hid the shrip every where! In her vents, under her seats but up in the springs so she couldn't see them just by looking, in her speakers, behind the plastic that went down the sides inside her car. I pulled it inside her door panels, shoved some in she shifter, under her hood, under her spare tire. And waited. As they started to rot she began to stink 😂🤣 she couldn't figure out what was causing the smell and she couldn't afford a new car, the guys in our maintenance department found a few of the shrimp and told her it would be ok then bit it kept getting worse 🤣😂🤣 she had to put up with it until they quit stinking on their own and that too a good while 🤣😂🤣😂 I know it was evil but best $10.00 I ever spent!😈

    @strgazerlilly@strgazerlilly2 жыл бұрын
    • You got shrimp at $2 a pound? Nice

      @aaronsweet8032@aaronsweet8032 Жыл бұрын
    • Nice 👍

      @gabrieldiaz6792@gabrieldiaz679210 ай бұрын
    • Hell yeah

      @S.huddo-db3ew@S.huddo-db3ew9 ай бұрын
    • Dammmm you are savage man😂 😂😂

      @Blue_butterfly278@Blue_butterfly2788 ай бұрын
    • ​@@aaronsweet8032who said it was good shrimp

      @jackhemsworth7515@jackhemsworth75156 ай бұрын
  • For 3 years a co worker kept stealing my orange juice from the fridge and then topped it up with water. I caught on to it in the first week. For the rest of those 3 years he was only stealing 50% of my orange juice, the other 50% had already passed through me.

    @helmutschmacher2100@helmutschmacher21002 жыл бұрын
    • Took me a second to figure out what you meant. Gross dude, but nice one

      @silentkhaos1176@silentkhaos1176 Жыл бұрын
    • I don’t believe he didn’t taste the piss

      @sierrajohnson717@sierrajohnson717 Жыл бұрын
    • For 3 solid years

      @sierrajohnson717@sierrajohnson717 Жыл бұрын
    • @@sierrajohnson717 for 3 not so solid years lol

      @sammassaro8976@sammassaro8976 Жыл бұрын
    • i glad you did not bring in chocolate cake to work

      @localreviewking134@localreviewking134 Жыл бұрын
  • My 14 year old daughter put salt in the sugar bowl as an April fool's joke hoping to see my expression as I tasted my morning coffee. The joke was on me and her. She was getting ready for school and left the kitchen at the moment I gagged on the coffee. I poured it down the drain, made a fresh cup and walked around drinking my coffee like nothing was wrong. The expression on her face was priceless. She's now 43 and we still laugh about it.

    @justsittinhere72@justsittinhere723 жыл бұрын
    • Found the sugar canister empty one night, filled it with table salt for no reason at all. I missed the carnage however waking up the next morning and seeing the look on my brothers face and a full bowl of cereal on the counter was priceless.

      @MetalFan10101@MetalFan101013 жыл бұрын
    • Wow that’s cool

      @Spinningchid@Spinningchid3 жыл бұрын
    • How old are u too now?

      @marielam590@marielam5903 жыл бұрын
    • well, black coffee and some salt, some elder here like that just like a medicine they said, really waking you up in the morning, haha

      @silentrider2145@silentrider21453 жыл бұрын
    • You utter badass

      @homeschoolhd596@homeschoolhd5963 жыл бұрын
  • Guess I'll chip in a story. The local electric company worked out a deal with a neighbor to build an access road. Nobody minded too much while they dug out the road. Then they started hauling gravel for the road. As usual, the trucks were overweight and destroyed our road. When confronted about it, they brushed it off with the usual "Not our fault the road can't take the load." They looked around and saw nothing but a bunch of country bumpkins. What they didn't realize was that they said that to the worst person they could have said that to...my dad. My Dad, before retiring, was Acting District Manager for The Department of Highways, Building 1. After retiring, they wanted to bring him back in under contract to replace another guy who basically authorized all utility projects within DOH right of way for the entire state. Over a lifetime working for DOH, he'd acquired connections with many people related to his job. My dad routinely nailed utility companies when they didn't follow procedures. How bad, I don't know. But he did tell me he was happy that most of the utilities were in my mom's name. So, dad decides to hit them, and he hit them hard. Dad called some of the people in DOH he did work for in the past. He spoke to some people and the battle plan was put into motion. They all came in to dump their trucks of gravel only to find a guy from weights and measures with a scale (My dad helped with the scales). When a truck is overweight, they issue a ticket to the company. If the weight is extremely over the limit, they also issue a ticket to the driver as they had to have known. This is to help protect the highway and roads from vehicles hauling cargo that's too heavy and damages the roads (State Property). A few days later, their boss gets a call from a man working for the Department of Highways and informs them they will be paying to have the entire road repaired and a fresh new layer of asphalt put down. If they didn't, they would be taking the deposit their company put down for the contract and the company wouldn't be allowed to put any of their vehicles on DOH property (such as all the highways within the entire state. Or something like that. What I do know is that they were told to basically pay for all damages or they wouldn't be allowed to operate any of their vehicles on any highway in the entire state. They would also lose their deposit, which was far more than the cost of the repairs. The company had a meeting in my neighbor's driveway, as that was the entrance to their new access road. Al the drivers were furious and the guys in polos and jeans were telling them to watch their truck weights until they could get the road fully cleared for gravel so they could approach from the other end instead of our side. My dad couldn't help but smile when he heard one of the drivers complaining "Who in the hell KNOWS people up this holler!?" They realized someone within this 1-mile stretch had a lot of connections and they didn't want to haul any rock on our road unless they had no choice. A random man asks the drivers to not overload their trucks and NOT damage the road that is needed by the families on this small road. They brush him off and ignore him. Cost their company and drivers fines. Nearly costs their company the deposit they put down with DOH and permit to operate their trucks on DOH right of way. So if a guy asks you to not damage the road, don't respond like an ass.

    @nimarus3118@nimarus31183 жыл бұрын
    • 👏 👏

      @Shebeast3@Shebeast32 жыл бұрын
    • that was just far too long and complicated to bother reading

      @scottfreckle237@scottfreckle2372 жыл бұрын
    • Thank you for sharing😁😁😁😁

      @michaelpeters8615@michaelpeters86152 жыл бұрын
    • @@scottfreckle237 I suppose it would be if you only have a 3rd grade education.

      @knightlypete@knightlypete2 жыл бұрын
    • A great story and easy to understand.👍

      @markhonea2461@markhonea24612 жыл бұрын
  • I had a co-worker kept stealing my lunch, and my cotton work gloves. For the lunch I made a very yummy cat turd burrito. In fact I made five of them, and tucked them away in my lunch box. Never had lunch stolen again. For the gloves I took some wicked stickers from the yard and dropped a few down inside the fingers of the gloves. On that one I heard him yell, I had loaded that glove with like 30 stickers. It tore his fingers up pretty good. Not only when he put his hand in, but again, when he tried to pull it out.. I found out later it was the same guy that kept stealing my lunch too!

    @WallaceDunn@WallaceDunn2 жыл бұрын
  • Had a guy on a school band trip who kept stealing everyone’s chocolates and lollies. The singer sat beside me on the bus at one small town and showed me she had bought chocolate Laxettes brand laxatives at a nearby chemists shop near the bus stop. The thief came along and asked if he could have a piece. She handed him six squares of the chocolate. At the next stop for the night an hour or so later, the thief started to look decidedly uncomfortable, he SPRINTED for the school toilets, and was in there for about two hours. We honestly thought we’d killed him. The package of the medication said that an adult dose was one and a half to two squares. He had eaten six squares…😂😂

    @TheWombat2012@TheWombat20122 жыл бұрын
  • Years ago when we lived in the city, we were having problems with someone stealing our news paper. My wife, being awesome at Passive Aggressive revenge, got up before the Sun and loaded the newspaper with fresh dog poop and carefully put it back in it's rapper then placed it back outside. A couple of hours later the thief had struck again, the "loaded" newspaper was gone. Our newspaper was never stolen again. I love my wife!

    @mikemccabe4768@mikemccabe47683 жыл бұрын
    • I did the exact same thing except I don't own a dog. True to form, my paper was never stolen again.

      @99999myk@99999myk3 жыл бұрын
    • 👏 👏 👏

      @Shebeast3@Shebeast32 жыл бұрын
    • Local papers are always filled with crap stories

      @EvilTwin123@EvilTwin1232 жыл бұрын
    • @@99999myk ew!

      @edmunoz6524@edmunoz65242 жыл бұрын
    • @@99999myk hahahaha!

      @moonlighthowl@moonlighthowl2 жыл бұрын
  • I used to work at a restaurant as a prep cook. The dishwasher was the only person left from when I first joined back in the mid 1990's. Since I was in 2 hours before the dishwasher I kept that area going until he arrived, mainly because I brought a lot of dirty pots and pans over every morning. At one point he decided to start talking about how much he hated working with me. I knew saying anything to the manager or even to him would do no good. So taking everything into account I decided the best way to get my point across was to quit helping him. Over the next couple of weeks I did not get his area started for him nor did keep things running so he always came in to a big mess. I normally bring items back to my area when I took dirty items to his area, I quit doing that also. After those 2 or 3 weeks of this and knowing that I was the only one that helped him normally he was looking rather miserable. I pointed out about what he had been saying and then what happened as a result. I stated that I had been helping because I could not because I had to. He apologized and we worked like we used to. I never had issues with him again.

    @NastarNordmire@NastarNordmire3 жыл бұрын
  • Had to laugh. Brought back a memory. In Junior High school (7 & 8 grades) I had to share a locker with a guy. He would constantly steal my sack lunch that I brought. (Peanut butter and jelly sandwich) So I laced it with crushed red pepper. Couldn't see it as the jelly covered it. Last time my lunch was touched. LOL

    @phillipwalker8565@phillipwalker85652 жыл бұрын
  • My dad is an awesome guy. When I was in the middle school cafeteria some older kids would come by and "pop the bag" by smashing my lunch flat. This happened for the first month When my dad found out, he went out to the shop and he said, this is your lunch tomorrow. Sure enough, they came by to do it again. As soon as they hit my lunch the older kid started screaming in pain. My dad had put a board in the sack with nails sticking out of it. That waa awesome.

    @americankulak2294@americankulak22942 жыл бұрын
    • Never happened

      @johnd5398@johnd53982 жыл бұрын
    • Doubt this.

      @PanzerVIILowe@PanzerVIILowe2 жыл бұрын
    • So your dad used a piece of wood with nails sticking out to intentionally injure a child? Doubt it.

      @davidgordy7766@davidgordy77662 жыл бұрын
    • Nope.

      @nephicus339@nephicus3392 жыл бұрын
    • @@PanzerVIILowe And You

      @gianfeliciano9816@gianfeliciano9816 Жыл бұрын
  • My parents had a duckling that was abandoned by its mother . The duckling grew up and never went back into the creek where it had come from. She used to hang out on my parents front lawn There were a couple of teenage girls who used to park at the front of the yard and then try to catch the duck. My dad had told them several times to leave the duck alone. In.order to stop them from coming around and harassing the duck my dad dug a trench in the grass at the top of his property where they would usually drive along.He covered it with grass clippings and.leaves. When the girls came by they drove there car into the trench .They had to call a tow truck to get the car out. Never saw them again.!

    @shirleylake7738@shirleylake77383 жыл бұрын
  • Recently, I went to our town’s Schnucks store for groceries. My friend, the former manager, had recently quit this store due to her boss requiring impossible work hours with an understaffed department. They had three people doing the work of ten or more. This day I walked in to find that the department had only a single staff member working. Since I was still friends with a worker in another part of the store, I asked how they were doing without her. Turns out that the entire department had to be shut down for a few days because my friend had been the only one to keep personal records of the employee’s contact information that wasn’t on the computers. When those same computers crashed, losing basically everything, they couldn’t call workers to schedule them. Unless a worker called in to find out, they had no one to work for a while. The passive aggression comes in, when I later found out that they had tried to call my friend and ask for the contact information to which she replied that she wasn’t allowed to give away someone else’s information and that they should’ve hired more people to do the work. I think they should’ve kept better records. I hope they got in deep shit with corporate.

    @Human-Name@Human-Name3 жыл бұрын
    • This sounds like the manager was embezzling somehow.

      @SnorrioK@SnorrioK3 жыл бұрын
    • Your friend's response was a good one, though she could have also offered to sell them to them.

      @fredact@fredact3 жыл бұрын
    • Ah, you're from the St. Louis area.

      @nancymontgomery8897@nancymontgomery88973 жыл бұрын
    • Can you please make it shorter

      @ailajanelleconcepcion6940@ailajanelleconcepcion69402 жыл бұрын
    • @@fredact Sounds like blackmail or illegal use of personal data

      @AL-kj8zo@AL-kj8zo2 жыл бұрын
  • Bully revenge story: So last year at my old school I had 6 classmates and one of them was annoying as heck. She is a big narrator mostly talking about her life. She would also talk when we were working and she would insult us. Our teacher was the annoying kids cousin which made things a whole lot worse. My other classmates felt the same pain of having to deal with her EVERY DAY. So one day my class was eating snacks and then the annoying classmate was of course was narrating BUT she said that she goes to a therapist. But then I thought of a perfect response to that line. It felt like karma told me to say it. I said "Is it working?". And here's what happened: Everybody except the annoying classmate laughed INCLUDING the TEACHER and then one of my classmates said "AJ that was the most perfect response". What happened next was that the annoying classmate lowered her insults and talking in class. But she still was a narrator but it was easier to deal with her. I felt like a god after saying that.

    @rickroll4058@rickroll40582 жыл бұрын
  • I worked at a mini storage place. One time a customer decided to drop a deuce at the end of the building. So I took a yellow dishwashing glove, picked up the deposit, grabbed their lock with the same hand and pulled the glove off by inverting it making a nice little package out of the whole mess. A zip tie at the top made sure nothing fell off and that said customer would be forced to really "get into it" to remove everything and open their lock. Funny thing, I never had problems from that customer again.

    @bigwooly8014@bigwooly80142 жыл бұрын
    • perfect revenge. XD

      @Flam_Is_Cool@Flam_Is_Cool Жыл бұрын
    • I would've just had him arrested and evicted from his storage locker.

      @lastotallyawesomebleach204@lastotallyawesomebleach204 Жыл бұрын
    • @LA's Totally Awesome Bleach I had proof via access logs but not video. So, as per usual, the cops said they just couldn't do anything about it. And if they shit on my ground you can bet I'm getting as much money out of that ass as I can..............see what I did there.....

      @bigwooly8014@bigwooly8014 Жыл бұрын
    • @@bigwooly8014 I see what you did there 😂 but how long ago did this occur? Most storage facilities have cameras that cover every square inch nowadays.

      @lastotallyawesomebleach204@lastotallyawesomebleach204 Жыл бұрын
    • @LA's Totally Awesome Bleach not quite a full decade ago. This event gave me what I needed to convince the bosses we needed more coverage with the cameras. Not an issue now thankfully.

      @bigwooly8014@bigwooly8014 Жыл бұрын
  • When I was a kid in the 70s we had a good neighbour/friend who was a landscape gardener. During my school holidays, he was kind enough to give me a job so I had a bit of pocket money. One customer owed him quite a bit of money for a huge lawn which he had turfed with very expensive grass, (Imagine Bowling Green grade grass!) Anyway, This guy kept making excuses for not paying his by now, three months owed bill for the labour & turf cost's which my employer had to absorb at a loss to himself. The customer had frequently bragged about his Caravan which was his pride and joy and had often mentioned how he liked to go away in the summer months dragging his caravan around the Lake District etc. One day my boss picked me up for work with his Landrover and trailer loaded with all his gear and off we set straight round to the debtor's property. My boss told me that he'd heard the customer was away with his Caravan, so off we went with two more labourers and his Turf cutting machine and promptly lifted all the Grass back up, rolled it, stacked it on the trailer and then went to another job and relayed it at another property over the next week. But the best bit was before we left, he scattered & raked four box's of birdseed all over the now bare soil Lawn area AND all around the lovingly tended garden borders which were full of plants! Can you imagine the cost and time involved to rectify that little mess?

    @MrWoofie62@MrWoofie623 жыл бұрын
    • What did the bird seed do?

      @gongoozleriam9783@gongoozleriam97833 жыл бұрын
    • @@gongoozleriam9783 are you American by any chance?

      @bedlingtonbramble@bedlingtonbramble3 жыл бұрын
    • @@bedlingtonbramble yes am I matching a stereotype? Haha

      @gongoozleriam9783@gongoozleriam97833 жыл бұрын
    • @@bedlingtonbramble Are you a self important prick by any chance?

      @baldeagle5297@baldeagle52973 жыл бұрын
    • Im American and I'll admit 99% of us are idiots. 70% lazy fat couch potatoes

      @TamponTea@TamponTea3 жыл бұрын
  • I used to be a bartender and some guy ordered a shot of Wild Turkey. The owner always wanted us to pour a good shot so we always used a rock glass. I poured and and he looked and said "That's not a full shot" I said " I am so sorry"! I pulled out a shot glass, filled it from what was in the rock glass and drank the rest ! He had no out :)

    @buford1121@buford11212 жыл бұрын
  • I live on a block that has lots of kids, so the boards with nails just wasn't feasible. The neighbors next door would back up into my front yard to turn around and go the other way. I asked them not to use my yard to turn around in. They still persisted. I had a bunch of five gallon pail that I painted terracotta, I even stenciled some designs on them too. I spread them out, a couple of feet from the curb, across the front of my yard. I got some dirty looks, but really didn't care. When the weekend came, I bought flowers and put them in the planters. All the little children came and asked me why I had so many flowers. I told them that I thought it would be nice if all of us had some pretty flowers to look at. Their smiles were big, because they felt that the flowers were theirs too. They never touched the flowers, and the neighbors actually started acting like real neighbors. Sometimes you just have to kill them with kindness.

    @colleenoconnor5999@colleenoconnor59992 жыл бұрын
    • After having read about a hundred revenge stories, this is the first story that involved returning evil with good. It actually makes me chagrined think that I laughed at the other ones.

      @arthurjackson7746@arthurjackson77462 жыл бұрын
    • Ah yes, killing with kindness.

      @stagerplays7727@stagerplays77272 жыл бұрын
    • @@arthurjackson7746 release the good

      @mrwess1927@mrwess1927 Жыл бұрын
    • @@UnicornGuru we had some pretty bad neighbors in the past, so we moved out the neighborhood and my dad rented the old house to a biker gang and encouraged them to throw wild parties.

      @lastotallyawesomebleach204@lastotallyawesomebleach204 Жыл бұрын
  • The dude who made only half the bed is a savage. Had me rolling over here. They all were really clever ways to get some get back. Like the cheating signs too. Was fun to watch. Great video

    @storytimewithunclebill1998@storytimewithunclebill19982 жыл бұрын
    • My parents never had assigned household duties. They always made their side of the bed when they got out. It just needed done 🙄

      @lindab.716@lindab.7165 ай бұрын
  • Bully revenge- when my brother and i were around 11 & 12, we were thrilled when we had a blizzard that shut down our town. We made HUGE snowmen in our tiny front yard. The neighbor was a drug dealer and his little brother was a bully. He would knock our snowman over and stomp our igloo until it collapsed. We had a tree stump right next to the street, so we decided to build another huge snowman around our stump. The bully came over the next morning. We were waiting! He reached backwards with his foot to give our snowman the biggest kick that he could... promptly breaking his foot!!!😂🤣😅 He is serving life in prison, btw. Karma, ya gotta love it!😎

    @christy032866@christy0328663 жыл бұрын
    • Almost the same thing happened in KY last year: snowman vs. truck. Snowman won - kzhead.info/sun/Zcqxd6eXjX9srH0/bejne.html

      @Lando-cb9ol@Lando-cb9ol3 жыл бұрын
    • Wow life in prison for kicking a snowman, that's one tough neighborhood.

      @t54760@t547603 жыл бұрын
    • @@Drummerboi_2002 , you don't see the logical fallacy in blaming the "deadbeat dad" ? How many generations back do we shift the blame ? To paraphrase you : Remember deadbeat dads aren't born they're created and you gotta remember that they're going through a rough time .

      @joemag6032@joemag60323 жыл бұрын
    • @@t54760 , the snowman had political connections.

      @joemag6032@joemag60323 жыл бұрын
    • Tom Open ... 😂... I was just about to make that exact same comment. - Great minds think alike, I guess.

      @kth5077@kth50773 жыл бұрын
  • My father worked with a guy who would angle park across 3 spots so no one would park beside his mid-life crisis car. He'd been told not to (the parking lot wasn't that big and other workers ended up having to park on the street because if him). After a week of this my father executed awesome PA revenge. He went to a fast food place for lunch and bought like 5 extra orders of fries. When he got back to work, he emptied the containers of fries all over the roof and hood of the mid-life crisis mobile. By quitting time the seagulls had done what seagulls do. All the fries were gone and the car was absolutely COVERED in bird droppings.

    @tammydearhouse4415@tammydearhouse44153 жыл бұрын
    • My favourite so far. I gotta remember that one.

      @jazzfree1541@jazzfree15413 жыл бұрын
    • Lol! As I was reading, I thought the reveal would be the salt doing something to the paint. The end was way better. No evidence. Great one!

      @GLACIOUS13@GLACIOUS133 жыл бұрын
    • Priceless! LMAO!

      @ViveSemelBeneVivere@ViveSemelBeneVivere3 жыл бұрын
    • HA HA HA!! I love it!

      @bettiesnyder8393@bettiesnyder83933 жыл бұрын
    • Tammy Dearhouse I’m using this one!

      @sarceneaux2010@sarceneaux20103 жыл бұрын
  • I worked on a very large complex and caught a lady who worked days messing with my lunch bag and going through all my medication bottles. She had a long-standing reputation for being a drug user and I had no use for her. So, I started thinking of a way to even things up that would look like it could be drug related. On day shift they only had two ladies but both of them had refrigerators in a lady's lounge that was locked up on night shift. I had keys for everything plus I can pick a lock fast. Two months later after day shift clocked out, I exchanged a large bottle of Mirical Whip that I had doctored up making it look just like the one she had in her fridge. She had her name on the led so I swapped it onto my bottle and placed just perfectly. The trick was that I set my new bottle of Mirical Whip out in the sun on my driveway for three days before bringing it to work. I made the swap on a Thursday night; on Monday everyone was talking about her missing work and that she must have been on a binge and weren't supersized. She wondered in on Wednesday whining about how sick she had been, everyone could have cared less. Did I leave it in her fridge? You bet!

    @largelarry2126@largelarry21262 жыл бұрын
  • That story with the woman's mother God rest her soul, and the DWP. Is an amazing and, accurate depiction of the British passive aggressive sense of humour. To be honest that is also the sort of thing I would have done in that situation.

    @VolcanicTsunami@VolcanicTsunami2 жыл бұрын
    • When my grandfather died at the age of 87 in 1973, an officious hospital administrator demanded a copy of his birth certificate before they would issue a death certificate and release the body, ignoring my mother's protestations that he had been born before birth certificates were a legal requirement in the UK and he didn't have one. Eventually, my (grieving) grandmother said, "We'll leave him with you. Let us know when he's ready to come home", turned and walked away.

      @MirlitronOne@MirlitronOne2 жыл бұрын
    • Given the general incompetence of the DWP, that story isn't even surprising. The response from the daughter is awesome though. As a UK resident, that passive-aggressive British humour has rubbed off on me over time. When I was younger and still living at home with my mother, for many months after we got the phone line connected we'd frequently receive calls from window companies trying to sell conservatories. After telling them all repeatedly that we didn't own the property and that they wouldn't be able to fit a conservatory to it anyway, given the nature of the property, I eventually had enough and started making the appointments they were so desperate for but leaving out one small but highly significant detail - the property was a sixth (seventh to US folks) floor flat. I'd watch them pull into the car park and look up, realising they weren't going to make a sale. Most of them had the good sense not to buzz to be let in and just got in their cars and drove off, realising they'd been punked. Within a couple of months, the calls stopped as they all got the message.

      @anjakellenjeter@anjakellenjeter2 жыл бұрын
    • I am American and I totally would do this

      @jenniferalberstein8057@jenniferalberstein8057 Жыл бұрын
  • My uncles used to build snow forts with their dad. They happened to be the bullies' target in their town. Time and time again their snow forts were demolished. One night my grandpa got them to spray the fort with water to make it icy. He let my uncles stay up and peak out the windows. They saw those poor kids kick with all their might and then limp back home.

    @kerri-jofehr2412@kerri-jofehr24123 жыл бұрын
    • nice

      @gongoozleriam9783@gongoozleriam97833 жыл бұрын
    • Oooohhh revengeeeee

      @itsparker4253@itsparker42533 жыл бұрын
    • Sweet,hard revenge

      @winniechu7866@winniechu78663 жыл бұрын
    • @@winniechu7866 sweet, cold, hard revenge.

      @wintertheampharos4725@wintertheampharos47253 жыл бұрын
    • Cool ! Literally ! I'll remember that one ....creativity wins every time with bullies

      @ananamu2248@ananamu22483 жыл бұрын
  • Some friends and I went and ate at a local buffet once. Our server was rude, verbally declined to fill our drinks, telling us rudely "hang on, I'm busy!" as she talked to a family next to us. We could hear from where we were sitting, it was not work related, as she talked about her personal business to the family, even commenting on some of the names of the people. We politely tried to get her attention. This time she huffed, told us very rudely again, " I said hang on! I'm busy!" And continued her conversation. By now the family called it to her attention, but she just waved us away, and said "I'll get to them in a minute", and continued with her conversation. Apparently one of her co workers saw it, attended to us instead, and apologized for her. We got waited on , and made sure the waitress got the tip. (About $50.00 if i remember correctly.) The three of us then left. As we left, we saw our waitress being gotten on to by the manager, and then angrily slamming dishes in one of the plastic crates they use to clear tables with. The waitress who helped us, her jaw was still dropped, and she thanked us repeatedly. But we told her it was her that should be thanked. (100% true story!)

    @jeffhorne2501@jeffhorne25013 жыл бұрын
    • Most people spell my name wrong so tell them that my name doesn't binag with ie

      @daydenthedemonsamurai8865@daydenthedemonsamurai8865 Жыл бұрын
    • @S. KO If your waitress was talking to someone else and not focusing on work, what would yo do?

      @Moldovallan1618@Moldovallan1618 Жыл бұрын
  • Looking through these comments, I am struck by how many people never seemed to have learned to keep their boogerhooks off what doesn't belong to them. When I was in a living situation where I doubted the willingness of others to keep their meathooks off some my stuff (small items, I hid them in my sanitary supply packages. Since the individuals were male and seemed to have a wholly irrational phobia/disgust of unused sanitary supplies it was quite effective.

    @linabasilisk1955@linabasilisk19552 жыл бұрын
    • Funny story. And thank you for the new addition to my vocabulary. I've never heard the word boogerhooks before. I think I will laugh every time I recall that.

      @arthurjackson7746@arthurjackson77462 жыл бұрын
  • On a similar note from the last one, my neighbours dog also poops in our garden, and me and my dad pick it up and fling it into the neighbours garden.

    @Earlisrandom@Earlisrandom Жыл бұрын
  • The best passive aggressive revenge I've ever gotten: When I was 17 I was locked up in a group home in Southern Utah and was only given $20/mo. for hygiene products. I had my bodywash and noticed someone else was using a LOT. I asked everyone in the group home and they all denied using it. At this point there wasn't much left... so I PISSED in the bottle and watched the rest of it disappear. After it was all gone I told everyone what I'd done... turns out ALL THREE of the people that used that bathroom were all using it. They tried to tell on me and get me in trouble at which point I got to remind the staff that it was mine to pee in, I'd asked nicely to stop, and it sucks to be a thief. I didn't get in any trouble lol... but I did get the last laugh!

    @dirtyfrench2926@dirtyfrench29263 жыл бұрын
    • I grew up in foster care & group homes,so I know what they're like. HELL FU*K'N YEAH!!!

      @lariemunoz873@lariemunoz8733 жыл бұрын
    • Why isn’t this the top comment?

      @bruhdude4243@bruhdude42433 жыл бұрын
    • @@bruhdude4243 Because I made the comment a month ago on a year old video. True story though... they washed their faces/bodies with a mixture of body wash and my piss.

      @dirtyfrench2926@dirtyfrench29263 жыл бұрын
    • @@dirtyfrench2926 Sounds gross, but I'd say it was worth payback! I remember I used to get accussed by a certain @$$hole kid that kept saying, "He said he's gonna punch me in the face" and "He threatened to break my arm!" I decided enough was enough. I made the perfect idea for revenge! I used purple marker on my one eye lid looking like a bruise, and I even used a fake arm that would make the broken arm look real! And the next day, I asked to go to the bathroom, and then I disguised myself as being beaten hard! Then I went for the kill and told the teachers, "That guy beat me down for no reason!" And the teachers immediately reported to the principal, and he was suspended for 3 weeks! My plan worked like a charm! And ever since then, he never accused me from assault ever again! :)

      @priestchase9341@priestchase93413 жыл бұрын
    • Priest Chase, my god that sounds like a truly creative way to get revenge.

      @jackjones2454@jackjones24542 жыл бұрын
  • Someone keeps getting my coke in the company fridge even it was labeled. Got tired of it, and put in soy sauce in the coke bottle. Bingo next day!

    @KingLutherQ@KingLutherQ3 жыл бұрын
  • In grade school I would stay at my friends house often. His brother was four years older than we were, and picked on my friend mercilessly. He was physically and mentally abusive continuously. Several times we had discussed trying to “physically” teach him a lesson, but realized that we probably couldn’t and it would only exacerbate the problem. I have no idea where he came up with the idea, but he started going in to his brothers room and peeing as close to his crotch as he dared. After a few trips to the doctor, they still couldn’t figure Out why my friends brother was wetting the bed. This went on for a few months until my friend almost got caught. It didn’t change his brothers behavior, but we have shared many laughs over it.

    @kevinmason930@kevinmason9302 жыл бұрын
  • @7:55 I got that one easily beat!! My roommate and his girlfriend were always getting stoned and then they would end up eating my delicious desserts that were from my grandmother. No matter how many times I told them to please ask before they take anything, they would just go ahead and take it anyway if I wasn’t there. So my grandmother help me bake a half dozen cupcakes with some very strong laxative in them 💩

    @ZENMASTERME1@ZENMASTERME12 жыл бұрын
  • Love how its called passive agressive...yet some of these are just straight SAVAGE

    @crypticeye4743@crypticeye47433 жыл бұрын
    • lmao true

      @HippieInHeart@HippieInHeart Жыл бұрын
  • When I was a teacher, I brought from home a small fridge to use in my room. I told students they were welcome to store their perishable lunch items in there if they wished and a few took me up on it, but I mainly had it for my own convenience. I would bring my own Mt. Dews to have on hand for myself because the cafeteria charged an outrageous price for their soft drinks. If I started on a drink and didn't finish it by the end of the day, I would put the half-empty bottle back in the fridge so it would be cold the next morning. Sometimes I'd open a fresh one instead of continuing with the previous day's drink. Then I would have several open bottles. Because I'm such a penny pincher, sometimes I would pour several bottles together to make a full bottle, cap it, refrigerate it, and drink it later. That's gross, I know, but stay with me. At some point I realized that someone was taking some of my drinks. I announced to all of my classes what I suspected had happened and I warned them about my habit of drinking from a bottle and putting it back in the fridge. Even the people who had not taken one of my drinks were turning a shade similar to my Mt. Dews at the thought of drinking after their old teacher. I couldn't tell for sure who it was that had been the guilty party, but I never had another drink taken out of my fridge after that! (These were 16, 17, and 18 year-olds, btw.)

    @acuteteacher@acuteteacher2 жыл бұрын
  • When I was in primary school. someone used to steal our lunches, so we had an idea: we put veterinary grade laxatives in them (for horses) and went out to play. Soon enough the lunches got stolen and we could see who it was, as one of the bullies left in a hurry and didn't come back for three days :)

    @uldi1s@uldi1s2 жыл бұрын
  • My Nephews brother use to drink out of everyone's glass of tea or pop, or whatever they happened to be drinking, rather than getting his own. My Nephew got tired of telling him to stop, so one day he literally pissed in a glass of ice and left it beside himself. As soon as he got up and walked away, his brother picked his glass up and took a giant swig from it and then ran to the bathroom to puke, right after spitting it out. He started making his own drinks from that day forward. In fact, he never sat his glass down after that, always keeping it close. The revenge that keeps on giving... Lol.

    @russ7868@russ78682 жыл бұрын
  • Years ago I'd have a bottle of coke at work for myself and someone would drink from it. I noticed it was a common occurance so one time I decided to drink half a bottle of coke and pour black olive juice in afterwards. I had a small sip myself to see what it tasted like. Absolutely horrible. That sure taught them a lesson. XD

    @meridgey@meridgey3 жыл бұрын
  • Oh, I love it. My son used to work at Radio Shack when he was in his teens. Once in a while, he would get an obnoxious customer. Now, my son is an easy-going kind of kid. He doesn't get upset over anything. He doesn't take things personally. He tells me, "A woman came in and she was on the rampage, snapping at everyone, being nasty. We are all polite. We are all saying, how can we help you. She buys a bunch of electronics and comes to pay for it. I ring her up and off she goes. And I am standing there smiling." Why are you smiling? "We had promotions on almost everything she bought and I also had some coupons that I could have given her. I didn't offer any promotions. I didn't scan any coupons. She paid at least $80 more than she would have if she were just in a better mood." How is that for passive-aggressive?

    @jakeo1209@jakeo12093 жыл бұрын
    • This story could be one sentence. It sucks.

      @bontronblock@bontronblock3 жыл бұрын
    • @@bontronblock lmao agreed

      @briguy808@briguy8083 жыл бұрын
    • @@briguy808 friends

      @bontronblock@bontronblock3 жыл бұрын
    • @@bontronblock you must be really fun at parties.

      @AnkitShai@AnkitShai3 жыл бұрын
    • @@AnkitShai fun** your wife or partner (2020 afterall) is a 2/10, 100%. Have FUN making the ugliest offspring ever created.

      @bontronblock@bontronblock3 жыл бұрын
  • I knew a waitress who was working the early shift and a customer complained that his eggs were too hot. After telling him she would take care of it, she carried his plate back to the kitchen and placed it in the freezer. After around 15 minutes she carried the plate back. There was frost on it when she put it down on the table. The guy's wife just looked up at her and laughed.

    @MrWadsox@MrWadsox2 жыл бұрын
    • That complaint makes no sense.

      @user-ym4xy6us5e@user-ym4xy6us5eАй бұрын
  • 9:12 this prank was more like passive super-aggressive...

    @alexanderspielmann7738@alexanderspielmann7738 Жыл бұрын
  • I got vengeance on a coworker that was stealing people's lunch by adding nasty food and those trick nasty jellybeans. She then got pissed and complained to the manager about the prank. She was fired for stealing people's lunch

    @shieldwolf8093@shieldwolf80933 жыл бұрын
    • Could have been worse - there could have been barbecue sauce ice cream in there!

      @RogbodgeVideo@RogbodgeVideo2 жыл бұрын
    • Bruh imao😂

      @paradoxtatorstudios9681@paradoxtatorstudios96812 жыл бұрын
    • Awesome she got fired - and how STUPID and ENTITLED do you have to be to think you can complain WHEN YOU ARE THE ONE STEALING 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ good Lord an idiot, fantastic to hear you got revenge for the whole office ☺️👌

      @charlottet7379@charlottet7379 Жыл бұрын
    • I bought some of those jellybeans as a joke for a friend of mine, and he liked the damned things and wanted more.

      @gennymikel4296@gennymikel4296 Жыл бұрын
    • @@gennymikel4296 that's nasty

      @shieldwolf8093@shieldwolf8093 Жыл бұрын
  • The bully diving into the hydrant had me crying of laughter 😂😂

    @infinitystorm7458@infinitystorm74583 жыл бұрын
    • Me too

      @john-leezeelie8358@john-leezeelie83583 жыл бұрын
    • cool

      @mathiasferrara4@mathiasferrara43 жыл бұрын
    • Me to lol

      @Perzinka@Perzinka3 жыл бұрын
    • Same

      @ollepearce3116@ollepearce31163 жыл бұрын
    • The bully thinks the fire hydrant is a pool

      @extrauser1498@extrauser14983 жыл бұрын
  • I lived for several years with 3 room mates, and I liked pies. We were each responsible for our own food. But, I would buy pies, and they would quickly vanish without me eating them. No one admitted to it, but I was pretty sure which room mate it was. The person I suspected was very OCD, and a photo of a pie I saw on the internet gave me an idea. So, instead of cutting the next pie into slices, like you normally would, I cut a single piece out of the off-center middle of the pie, and the piece was sort of an irregular pentagon shape. Not a single slice of pie got stolen, and I knew who was doing it.

    @TheYuleTube@TheYuleTube2 жыл бұрын
    • Deductive logic. Impressive!

      @arthurjackson7746@arthurjackson77462 жыл бұрын
  • Not really me getting revenge but I had this friend who was getting bullied by this really big guy and it was physicall bullying he would shove the locker door into her face which caused her glasses to break and other stuff. Me and my friend also wanted to but we’re to scared to stand up for her in case of being bullied to I know it was cowardly.our school knew of this bullying event but let him off with a warning, even though he continued to bully her. My friend who was getting bullied at the time was having a small chat with a girl in her history class, we all know the girl but we wouldn’t be identified as friends we were all in the same primary school. My friend who was being bullied mentioned to the girl about her situation at the time and the girl was comforting her and stuff like that. Later that day that same girl went up to the guy that was bullying my friend and straight kicked him in the face and kneed him in the chest. Honestly I was shocked she is an average sized girl and gives off the typical pretty girl that is friendly but not popular. Thankfully there was no cameras in the area where this occurred and she was know as I said as a kind girl so she had talked to other people and got supposed witnesses of the event and naturally the school didn’t believe the boy cause she didn’t seem like a girl to do that so she was let off. Honestly now thinking back I wish I became friends with this girl, she basically didn’t even know my friend that well but stuck up for her when everyone else was to scared to. She really showed me that kind people do exist

    @aoifeodonnell6770@aoifeodonnell6770 Жыл бұрын
  • Customur: is thisnmy coffe Barrista: i dont know doesn't have a name Roast of the day

    @ruparupichannel8459@ruparupichannel84593 жыл бұрын
    • That is just being a savage

      @cyanideytandcuriousseadogg4160@cyanideytandcuriousseadogg41602 жыл бұрын
    • @@cyanideytandcuriousseadogg4160 lmao

      @madhatter909@madhatter9092 жыл бұрын
  • A classic (which I'm sure has happaned to more than one person): My great grandfather apparently always put salt on his food, even before tasting it. One day, his wife had enough and emptied all of the salt into his food (she had prepared food for herself and their kids on the side). He put salt on his food, before tasting it, and then proceeded to eat it, not changing his face at all. After that, he stopped putting salt on before tasting.

    @sternis1@sternis13 жыл бұрын
    • I don't see how that warrants payback.

      @KazShiro@KazShiro2 жыл бұрын
    • @@KazShiro Yeah, it seems like the wife needed to (ironically enough) just put some more salt in the food. Your great grandpa sounds like a real gentlemen because I know a lot of people who would openly mock the cook instead of silently adding more salt.

      @dragonlord1935@dragonlord19352 жыл бұрын
    • I used to salt food before tasting it as a kid because I knew my mother always cooked bland, boring tasing food that always needed extra salt and pepper but she got annoyed when my father agreed with me she had "no sense of taste". She just calmly picked up about 250g of salt, poured it into my soup and said "How does that suit you? Eat it and be grateful or starve!" I wasn't go to do either. My father read my mind and said "Come, Princess. This is a lousey restaurant.... Let's go get a counter meal down the pub....Where it tastes like proper food...." I don't think some people can taste if food is salty enough or not. She never put salt on anything but sugar on everything. I never add sugar to anything but I must have salt and pepper and often, also sourness. But hate excessive sugariness eg cakes, biscuits, ice-cream etc.

      @AussieChic968@AussieChic9682 жыл бұрын
    • Of course, unscrewing the cap works too

      @6980869@69808692 жыл бұрын
    • I think when people get older they start to lose their sense of taste. I watched older people go from not using any seasoning to a little, to more, then to a lot. It's possible he was just compensating for his loss of taste. Not deserving of a prank like that.

      @danwake4431@danwake44312 жыл бұрын
  • 1st story from my childhood. A guy in the neighborhood had a husky dog and would walk past my house. I had an English Staffordshire Terrier puppy and at that time the world was freaking out over Pit Bulls. (Staffies and Pit Bulls are Bully Breeds and look similar). Well my puppy did what puppies do and ran up to this guy's husky and started the how do you do sniffing. The guy kicked my puppy hard and said he would have him put down. We were just 10 years old but we knew how to handle him. We knew where he lived and waited a few months to summer. Then in the middle of the night we took some 4 cans of cat food and jammed two cans of food in each of his and his wife's cars vents in front of the windshield. Older cars had these vents back in the 70's. We let the 100 degree plus summer weather do its work on the rotting cat food. I still can't imagine what that smelled like inside their cars.

    @POPPASHANGO@POPPASHANGO2 жыл бұрын
  • Years ago in my home town of Wilmington, Delaware. There were a couple of neighborhoods who were experiencing a bunch of punks who were blowing through leaf piles with a car. The leaves were raked to the curb for municipal pick up. One home owner who was targeted frequently, placed his pile around a fire hydrant. Got 'em! But if I recall correctly, the home owner got in trouble too. You can't obstruct a Fire Hydrant.

    @micksbiggestfan4006@micksbiggestfan40062 жыл бұрын
  • I had a roommate that would use all my shower products. I told him several times to stop, he refused. I even hid it in my room and he would still use it then deny it.....maybe put it back in my room if you don't want to get caught lol. Any way I got tired of it and replaced conditioner with nair hair remover...... he loved his hair so much, said it was his best feature...... lmao well not when you have bald spots. He finally stopped using my stuff.

    @clumsypuff@clumsypuff4 жыл бұрын
    • Should've put bleach in it

      @rn-zu5ld@rn-zu5ld4 жыл бұрын
    • @@rn-zu5ld no a hair removal product just to nail the point home

      @nokorus6035@nokorus60354 жыл бұрын
    • That's some funny shit. I love it. I'll keep this is mind someday if I ever have shitty roommates.

      @omnigod6435@omnigod64354 жыл бұрын
    • shouldve put gliter in it

      @iguanamisbeaver3280@iguanamisbeaver32804 жыл бұрын
    • That's awesome mate

      @rhianreeseapanay3321@rhianreeseapanay33214 жыл бұрын
  • Once when I was 6 I made a fort in my front yard my Barbara of a neighbor said these words “ take that down you little devil or I’ll call the cops on you” yes she actually said that to a 6 yr old. So when she came back 1 hour late the fort had doubled true to her word she called the cops they showed up 5 minutes later and SHE got arrested for wasting time

    @imapotaytoya4061@imapotaytoya40613 жыл бұрын
    • 😂😂😂😂😂

      @fnaflover1209@fnaflover12097 ай бұрын
  • My absolute favourite revenge was one year in Gastown in Vancouver I used the last parking spot on the street on the end of the block & when I returned to my car someone had boxed me right in by parking 6" behind me. It just happened that I was driving my new 1975 TR6 which had 2 big rubber bumpers mounted on both the front & rear bumpers. I walked back to the car opened the door & put it in nuetral & jumped back in my TR6 & politely waited for traffic to clear & put the car in reverse & backed the offending car back into the middle of the intersection & put my car in gear & drove away. I laughed all the way home to Coquitlam.

    @harpguy1@harpguy12 жыл бұрын
    • Not to be a downer but how did you move the other vehicle so easily? Did it not have it's parking brake or park engaged?

      @netts2315@netts23152 жыл бұрын
    • @@netts2315 Google car in neutral...

      @a.j.4600@a.j.46002 жыл бұрын
    • @@a.j.4600 Yes, I'm aware how automatic and manual cars work, which is why I asked if it didn't have its parking brake or park engaged...

      @netts2315@netts23152 жыл бұрын
    • @@netts2315 I think that when he mentioned walking to the car and turning it into neutral, that he was talking about the offending car.

      @silentkhaos1176@silentkhaos1176 Жыл бұрын
    • @@silentkhaos1176 IIRC that part was not on the comment when I replied to it. I could be wrong though. Who leaves their car unlocked anyway?

      @netts2315@netts2315 Жыл бұрын
  • Love how the manager agreed with the guy who took revenge’s opinion.

    @chaoswarriorx4411@chaoswarriorx44112 жыл бұрын
  • I had a metal working shop when my neighbor came to me and asked if I could help him stop people from driving through his field they were driving over the fence and then doing donuts in the middle of the hay that he was bailing for money. This was costing him hundreds every time they had done it and hay cutting was about to start so I said I have a idea I took a piece of gas pipe and some rebar I cut the rebar at a angle then welded it on the pipe creating three Lines of spikes so that one line was always up no matter how you turned it. Told him to place it under his fence and throw some leaves over it haha. The jerk did it again but didn’t get any donuts because of four flat tires. Actually it was expensive muds tires and they were shredded

    @lexalford5956@lexalford59563 жыл бұрын
    • What happened afterwards

      @xsir_diablox3113@xsir_diablox31133 жыл бұрын
    • Good job.

      @dewitthobson2279@dewitthobson22793 жыл бұрын
    • That’s awesome!!

      @lydia2366@lydia23663 жыл бұрын
    • This is another level of evil

      @mazensaber1977@mazensaber19773 жыл бұрын
    • Mazen Saber which part driving through the hay field and destroying all of his hard work and money for the hay he had to buy so he could feed the cows over the winter. Or my idea to stop him from getting away with it haha. I never said that I was a nice guy when it comes to it. I have a dark side and enjoy it when I get to let it out and not get into trouble for it

      @lexalford5956@lexalford59563 жыл бұрын
  • A co-workrer said that at his previous job his lunch was constantly stolen from the lunch room fridge, so one day he made his tuna fish sandwich from cat food, his lunch was never stolen again.

    @robpetersen6584@robpetersen65843 жыл бұрын
  • One time I was heading home to Jersey after a night out in NYC and i had a guest with me. After some NSFW action, i went to the bathroom to cleanup (i had a ½ bath in my bedrm) and from a crack in the sliding door i saw them run thru my pockets, took whatever cash that was in them, and returned to bed and fell asleep. So once they were snoring away, I recovered not only my money, but also their cash and MetroCard, leaving just enough for bus fare back to the train station. Once I've done that, I had my friend called me as my supervisor calling into work, and rushed them to get dressed. We then walked to the bus stop, and once their bus came i made sure they got on and said my bus is in the opposite direction... Once his bus pulled off and was out of sight, I walked back to the house, never seeing them again.

    @bobbyanderson1054@bobbyanderson10542 жыл бұрын
  • "Here in Canada we don't really like ***holes" Such a polite burn High Five To Canada

    @barelyasurvivor1257@barelyasurvivor12573 жыл бұрын
    • Oh my God I can’t believe you

      @briep2461@briep24612 жыл бұрын
    • Said that

      @briep2461@briep24612 жыл бұрын
    • Well yeah I Canada I live in Canada so I like it

      @briep2461@briep24612 жыл бұрын
    • I love Canada

      @briep2461@briep24612 жыл бұрын
    • Epic

      @saskatchewanrailfan8149@saskatchewanrailfan81492 жыл бұрын
  • We live in a condo. I have a neighbour that would sweep their dog hairs into the hallway and pile it up on my side of the hall. I kept asking nicely for them to remove it. But they kept doing it. I asked the building admin, again no action. One day i got fed up took several pictures, picked up all the dog hair in a bag and went to the admin where i emtied the contents on their table counter. I said if you dont do anything to make them stop leaving their dog hair in the hall way i will bring the dog hair to you every day. The next day. No more dog hair in the hallway 😄

    @daveshobbysfishingfoodtrav7732@daveshobbysfishingfoodtrav77323 жыл бұрын
    • Excellent! Well played, sir!

      @GLACIOUS13@GLACIOUS133 жыл бұрын
    • That is honestly extremely reasonable. You did the right thing for sure in my opinion.

      @talhatariqyuluqatdis@talhatariqyuluqatdis3 жыл бұрын
    • Outstanding.

      @taleandclawrock2606@taleandclawrock26063 жыл бұрын
    • 😂

      @smiel__@smiel__3 жыл бұрын
    • I had a metal working shop when my neighbor came to me and asked if I could help him stop people from driving through his field they were driving over the fence and then doing donuts in the middle of the hay that he was bailing for money. This was costing him hundreds every time they had done it and hay cutting was about to start so I said I have a idea I took a piece of gas pipe and some rebar I cut the rebar at a angle then welded it on the pipe creating three Lines of spikes so that one line was always up no matter how you turned it. Told him to place it under his fence and throw some leaves over it haha. The jerk did it again but didn’t get any donuts because of four flat tires. Actually it was expensive muds tires and they were shredded

      @antoniolau8762@antoniolau87623 жыл бұрын
  • A former boss of mine back in the 1970's was in the habit of taking other people's lunches and eating some of them in our work canteen area. This was a motorcycle shop, never steal biker's sandwiches or cakes LOL, we got some lovely fresh cream chocolate éclairs and melted 2 packets of Brooklax laxative chocolate tablets over them, he also took a nice creamy looking coffee to wash them down (the coffee contained Epsom Salts ) we then removed the toilet tissue from the restroom and replaced it with a roll of sandpaper, just before quitting time he rushed to the toilet, did an urgent burning bowel movement and then found his raw posterior had nothing but 120 grade carborundum to wipe with !

    @philbebbington1755@philbebbington17552 жыл бұрын
  • A guy where I worked many years ago used to ask about my lunch every day. "What have we got today?" he'd ask. It didn't help that I almost always ate leftovers from whatever fantastic dinner I had eaten the night before. These weren't just your typical soup and sandwich lunches. He constantly hinted that he would like a bite, or would like to finish whatever I didn't eat. At first I shared a little with him. This was a big mistake as he became the office seagull. It was so annoying that I couldn't eat a single meal without him in my face. One Monday I had no leftovers and was forced to buy a sub from the local sandwich shop. It was awful. I only ate half of it and left the other half in the fridge. I forgot all about it, as this was a very rare circumstance for me. The following week he noticed the sandwich and asked around the office about it. I told him it was mine from last week. He asked if he could have it and I happily obliged. He didn't show up for work the next day. He came in a couple of days later stating that he had been very ill. He thought it might be food poisoning. He didn't ask about my leftovers much after that.

    @InevitableTruthTeller@InevitableTruthTeller Жыл бұрын
  • This type of revenge honestly happened at my job about 30 years ago...On special occasion Fridays, employees would bring baked goods and share with all. One jerk never brought anything, but would hoard tons of brownies, cupcakes, etc. and it really angered lots of us. He was actually a Supervisor on top of it. Well...”someone” decided to teach Allen a lesson, so one Friday morning she brought Brownies she had baked in, and shaved on, chocolate laxatives. We let him go at it all morning until they were gone (of course everyone was in on the secret but him). It took all day, but it finally hit him about 4:00. As he started to hit the bathroom in obvious duress off and on, the door would barely close back before he was turning around to go back in. He actually had to leave before shift ended. He really got scary sick to be honest, more than imagined. But too bad for him...jerk. He made a big stink (pun not initially intended, but i had to leave it in) about what happened, and went to HR. It was a fireable offense, so no one ever admitted to it, or ratted her out. I can tell you now, it was actually his Supervisor who did it. Needless to say he never ate others food again, as they actually punished everyone by not letting us bring food in like that for a long time. It was still worth it since not only was it very inconsiderate, but he was the biggest douche Supervisor anyway.

    @TheRoadDawg@TheRoadDawg3 жыл бұрын
    • If the last line is true, at least he would have something to clean himself up.

      @arthurjackson7746@arthurjackson77462 жыл бұрын
    • "He made a big stink (pun not initially intended, but i had to leave it in)" -- That is an intentional pun, then. :P

      @nephicus339@nephicus3392 жыл бұрын
    • Giga supervisor

      @Vennox0@Vennox0 Жыл бұрын
    • A lot of people think that feeding someone laxatives is a harmless prank, but OD'ing on that stuff is actually very dangerous.

      @Durwood71@Durwood71 Жыл бұрын
  • We had a person that did let their dog do its business in a neighborhood I lived in. She refused to clean it up. I got even, well after being angry. I went to all the other neighbors and asked if this was going on in their yards as well. Turns out it was. I asked if I could clean it up for them. I took about 15 lbs of the offending poo, about 4 weeks worth, and dumped it on her porch, rang the bell, and told her I was returning her dogs property. She never did it again.

    @gpcoins539@gpcoins5393 жыл бұрын
    • FATALITY

      @palidengamer2540@palidengamer25403 жыл бұрын
    • Your experience is SO similar to mine... Next door neighbors, a young couple, had two or three BIG dogs. Instead of letting them out into their back yard (these were fenced off) to “do their business”, they let them out onto the front lawn(s), which were not fenced. Needless to say, the dogs never relieved themselves on their front lawn, but onto the next-door neighbor’s lawns, and of course, they never cleaned up after their animals. Quickly tiring of cleaning off my lawn, one day, in broad daylight, making sure all of the neighbors could see what I was doing, I scooped up all of the “calling cards” and dumped it in one big pile on their front lawn. End of story? None of the neighbors were ever stuck cleaning up after the couple’s dogs again, as the dogs were never let out on the front lawns.

      @davidshaner94@davidshaner943 жыл бұрын
    • Paliden Gamer n

      @joanthomas6047@joanthomas60473 жыл бұрын
    • I did this exact same thing in my apartment complex however I just collected all the dog poop that was not cleaned up without asking and put it on his back porch where he sat every afternoon.

      @laurenangeletti5744@laurenangeletti57443 жыл бұрын
    • Save your bacon/hamburger grease. Pour it on the turds. Laugh as dog walker looks in horror as their dog eats the yummy turds.

      @NoWay-gy4yg@NoWay-gy4yg3 жыл бұрын
  • One passive-aggressive way of getting back at that neighbor with a noisy dog that keeps you awake at night: call that neighbor on the phone once every 15 minutes after midnight as long as his or her dog continues to bark.

    @jeffzebert4982@jeffzebert4982 Жыл бұрын
    • I live on my sailboat in a marina if not out cruising. A boat a dock over about 70' feet from me had a pair of yapping barking Weiner dogs. Owner had no clue or inclination to properly train them so they ran off lease, barked at any and everything. The yapping and barking got very old and irritating so I started yelling, "bark, bark, bark!!! Yap, yap, yap!!!" This quickly got the point across and things got quiet!

      @MW-on1ft@MW-on1ft5 ай бұрын
  • Had two roommates that kept stealing my food, and kept denying it. So I laced my leftovers with Trinidad scorpion peppers, Hard to deny that they stole it after biting into the hottest friggen mac and cheese they'll ever experience. They are the type that think a Jalapeno is too hot... in fairness, I ate it with a straight face while cursing every kind of hell in my head. Three days of my stomach being totally screwed and feeling like a brick. Worth. Every. Second.

    @charlesmayberry2825@charlesmayberry28252 жыл бұрын
  • I've done my fair share of passive aggressive revenge. Nothing that's ever hurt anyone. One of the best things was revenge against my father's girlfriend. She was not a good person and basically sponged off my dad, lied to him, said rotten things about us and my mother, among other crap. I used to stay at his house on weekends. The girlfriend (she didn't live there) had a book she was reading left out with the page marked, so I knew she was really into the book. I had thought about peeing in it or something. But came up with a better idea. I ripped out the very last page of the book. Folded it up, stuck it in my pocket, and then gave it to my mom. She still loves telling that story. Probably happened around 30 years ago 😝

    @tiffanyshanley1419@tiffanyshanley14193 жыл бұрын
    • Oh man. The only thing better would have been her face as she realized the last page was missing.

      @pineforest1442@pineforest14422 жыл бұрын
    • Omg that is so savage

      @sharkjirachan7653@sharkjirachan76532 жыл бұрын
    • She will never know the end 🤣

      @sharkjirachan7653@sharkjirachan76532 жыл бұрын
    • Moving the bookmark a few pages woulda helped

      @SquirrelsTree@SquirrelsTree2 жыл бұрын
    • @@SquirrelsTree Yeah but she still would finish the story.

      @rickroll4058@rickroll40582 жыл бұрын
  • Whoever is reading this and going through hard times. Dont give up. You are a fighter and you are so close to victory. Just hold on for a while and believe

    @gracemorganspeaks@gracemorganspeaks4 жыл бұрын
    • And look around for sources of help -- there's a lot of help out there but a lot of people look in the wrong places. Don't stand on a corner with a cardboard sign. And see if there's something you can do for someone else. Even if you don't have much you might be able to help someone with some volunteer work, and that will make you feel better and might lead to help for you.

      @TubeNotMe@TubeNotMe4 жыл бұрын
    • Thank youuuuu 😪

      @alia2ali@alia2ali4 жыл бұрын
    • Damn I needed this right now. Thank you

      @Didyaknow811@Didyaknow8114 жыл бұрын
    • Thanks, I lost my first pet last year and even though it’s been awhile I still feel things. My mom calls it “an emotional ninja” as it can come out of anywhere at anytime and make me feel sad or angry. I’ve been having a lot of these recently and it’s been making it hard to focus. Thank you so much, as there are so many people who could hide behind a screen and say rude things, but others can be kind and make a difference, like you.

      @dragonlizard249@dragonlizard2494 жыл бұрын
    • @Not 0w0 opinions are just that. Yours is irrelevant to me.

      @Didyaknow811@Didyaknow8114 жыл бұрын
  • Someone at work kept stealing my lunch. I started leaving notes on it warning people not to touch it. They kept coming anyway. So for a couple of weeks I laced my lunches with synthetic female hormones. When I confronted the culprit, who had inexplicably started developing gyno, he denied it and I asked him if there was something he'd like to get off his chest.

    @dogbert14@dogbert142 жыл бұрын
  • A former coworker kept stealing some of my chocolate donuts every day. So one night I picked up some plain donuts and dunked them in Ex-Lax. I brought them to work and warned the guy not to touch my donuts. He actually ate more of them than usual while taunting me. He spent the rest of the working day in the bathroom and probably had a wonder trip home.😂

    @joelshrin4331@joelshrin4331 Жыл бұрын
  • My mother made a casserole with dog food in it& told us not to touch it. When my brother in law came & raided the fridge as usual, he ate the casserole & got sick. Never again did he help himself to our food. Oh yea, she told him it WAS dog food.sweet.

    @lorettatayor5840@lorettatayor58403 жыл бұрын
    • That would be risky to do in 2021. You could possibly get sued. Of course, you could always argue that it was meant for the dog as a defense. Lol

      @joemann7971@joemann79713 жыл бұрын
  • Had downstairs neighbours that would come home from clubbing and crank music at 4am. After getting no results from talking to them and the management company, I went out and purchased a new stereo. Set it up, including the sub. Next morning, after their 4 am party, we got up, unplugged speakers, cranked sub, and put old school rap on repeat, at 6 am. We left for the day. They moved out the next month

    @kellylingus@kellylingus3 жыл бұрын
  • The stories are fun, but they way you tell them is hilarious 😂 😂😂

    @LeviWritesBooks@LeviWritesBooks2 жыл бұрын
  • There's a theme here: A drywaller on a jobsite told my boss I had been gold bricking all day which was false and to get revenge I put a dead fish in a ziplock bag and tucked it under the seat of his truck in the middle of summer. About 3 weeks went by before the bag opened itself... Another situation, a coworker would slug me in the arm as I walked into the shop each morning. I'm 6'2"and 240lbs and I can take a lot but I certainly got tired of this real quick. The next time he did it I gave him everything I had in his right arm. He never did it again and I later found out I had hurt him pretty bad but that's not the end of it. He didn't have much to do during the day for about 3 weeks since he had lost the use of his arm so he would tamper with my truck and then watch proudly at quitting time as I would break a nail because he greased my door handle. This happened twice. The next day I inadvertently found some bait shrimp and salmon roe under some bark in the back of my truck. It had been there since steelhead season. I tossed the shrimp under a table in the shop where he was responsible for the upkeep and dumped the roe on the intake manifold of his Chevy work van. He sure stopped messing with my truck and about a month later I caught him tearing the shop apart looking for dead fish. I could clearly see the bag of shrimp from where I was standing and he flat out accused me of putting fish in the shop. He also said his van had stunk so bad for 3 days that he had to drive with the windows down and his head hanging out the window. I said "It sounds like somebody put some salmon roe on your intake manifold" and he said "No that wasn't it, but I did tear my van completely apart 3 times and couldn't find anything inside."😆 Another time I told him I was wearing ladies underwear at work and how good they felt. He felt a little weird talking about it so I got the carpenters involved who told him he wasn't normal. The next day he confided to me that he was wearing his wife's panties and we just roared!😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

    @sluggou812beotch@sluggou812beotch2 жыл бұрын
    • I worked with a whole crew of lunatic psychopaths' just like you and your fishy buddy, never a dull moment, barrels of fun and we got er' done!

      @sandcrabronco@sandcrabronco2 жыл бұрын
  • We had an employee where I used to work at, steal other employees food from the refrigerator where we would put our food. We kept finding our food missing. Somebody brought chicken wings made with ghost peppers. It didn't take long to find out who was the lunch thief, After stealing the wings and started to eat one, they screamed and ran to the rest room and puked.

    @awizardalso@awizardalso3 жыл бұрын
    • My coworker did something similar, he put hot peppers in food that someone was stealing. When found out, he was threatened by HR for poisoning people. He took a bit of the food, shrugged, and said, "That's the way I always make it." He kept his job. Later he told me it was the hottest thing he had ever eaten and he could barely keep it out of his expression when he did it. The stealing stopped after that though because the thief got fired for theft of people's food.

      @panagea2007@panagea2007 Жыл бұрын
  • I once worked for the biggest bakery in Idaho and the floor supervisor was always a total ass to all the employees. I was working on the dough divider for the bread line which meant I had to load troughs holding thousands of pounds of dough in to a hopper elevator. The elevator would raise the trough and pass by a switch which would spray the hopper with a certain amount of grease so the dough wouldn't stick. One day he was standing on the floor in front of my hopper pointing his finger and calling everyone names and I had enough! So I stopped the elevator at the switch and let is spray a couple of gallons of grease in first before dumping the dough. When that dough hit the hopper all that grease flew out the top and completely soak his sorry ass lmao! All the employees were laughing so hard they had to stop production. When asked what happened I just said "I don't know,..there must be something wrong with that fucking switch." He eventually got me fired but I didn't care because I was able to prank him a bunch more times before he did and I hated that job anyways.

    @mycatz2fatgaming@mycatz2fatgaming3 жыл бұрын
    • How much dough did you earn doing that job? Were you living on the breadline? :D

      @kc5402@kc54022 жыл бұрын
    • Long

      @paulkitchen9429@paulkitchen94292 жыл бұрын
    • Good for you. I thank you, on behalf of workers everywhere.

      @lindac6919@lindac6919 Жыл бұрын
  • These relationships truly inspire me... To be single Perhaps not even love anyone and never get married

    @sovietgoose@sovietgoose2 жыл бұрын
  • The middle finger looking fence is hilarious. I'll have to remember to use that one day

    @raymondlin8728@raymondlin8728 Жыл бұрын
  • When you see a neighbor walking their dog, plastic bag in hand, take notice of the fact that their are still people worth the air they breathe.

    @vanpenguin22@vanpenguin223 жыл бұрын
    • *there are

      @AnkitShai@AnkitShai3 жыл бұрын
    • @@AnkitShai feel better?

      @almostpainful8173@almostpainful81733 жыл бұрын
    • Words of Wisdom. Almost 100% of the time, when I have a "problem" with a dog, it isn't the dog, it's the ignorant owner.

      @Poco48@Poco483 жыл бұрын
    • I chuck the bags under the backs of car tires

      @blob5907@blob59073 жыл бұрын
    • @@blob5907 nice

      @heinsi9983@heinsi99833 жыл бұрын
  • A few years ago, actually more like 15 years ago (damn, I'm old), my brother and I were building snowmen, and some guy kept punching them to pieces within ten minutes after we left, then running away. We went into our backyard, grabbed some leftovers from when our neighbor's old house was demolished, and built a tower, then surrounded it with snow. When we later heard an agonizing scream of regret, we ran outside and poured warm water over his legs and feet. It froze, and he had serious problems getting anywhere because his hand was pretty much torn up, his pants were frozen, and the ground was frozen too. His mom was actually kinda grateful we taught her child a lesson, but had to scold us anyway because of our premeditated assault. Also, obviously no TV for a week, but we got by reading books about physics and stuff, and now we could pull this off even more effectively.

    @Kartoffelkamm@Kartoffelkamm3 жыл бұрын
    • Nice defence system bro u teach that piece of shit like a boss.

      @evantunribali5605@evantunribali56053 жыл бұрын
    • r/madlads

      @rainstayz5844@rainstayz58443 жыл бұрын
    • God damn that’s mad

      @meshgamer2265@meshgamer22653 жыл бұрын
    • The guy was a simp for destroyed snowmen

      @michellehay3639@michellehay36393 жыл бұрын
    • I like you xD

      @jessiee768@jessiee7683 жыл бұрын
  • Where has this video been all my life. So therapeutic.

    @jordanestabrook4492@jordanestabrook44922 жыл бұрын
  • 4:08 I fricking love the way you said "Revenge accomplished"

    @abdulbar8592@abdulbar85922 жыл бұрын
  • Someone at work kept stealing my mountain dew from the break room fridge, so i mixed a special blend of 70% urine topped with mountain dew.

    @johnsegertsons2143@johnsegertsons21433 жыл бұрын
    • @@thenightporter they have to admit theft ,and I could deny everything ,once they drank it the proofs gone ,or are you that stupid?

      @johnsegertsons2143@johnsegertsons21433 жыл бұрын
    • @@thenightporter how is that assault if the Mountain Dew was being stolen by the thief. It could have been avoided if the thief BROUGHT HIS OWN DRINK

      @kawaiionee-chan9557@kawaiionee-chan95572 жыл бұрын
    • What was the thieves reaction when they drank it? Were you there to see it?

      @rosalindsongsmith3670@rosalindsongsmith36702 жыл бұрын
    • @@kawaiionee-chan9557 Indeed, if it is assault, the thief assaulted himself!

      @richduerr4471@richduerr44712 жыл бұрын
  • 6:45 hilarious. Very similar, I generally ALWAYS tip very well and would often leave the tip amount line/number empty and simply write in a high total leaving a fat tip, and this one particular time I went to restroom/toilet before leaving with my friends. Upon returning I overheard the waitress complaining about it and that she'd have to figure it out herself. So I apologized and asked for another bill paper, BUT THIS TIME I figured the exact 15% from the original total and signed n returned it to her. BUT the grand total was lower than the original and she complained about it being a lower tip. Told her she shouldn't have complained about doing a little bit of math for a great tip bahahhaa

    @justaguy4real@justaguy4real3 жыл бұрын
    • This one is the WINNER !

      @danmulera5630@danmulera56302 жыл бұрын
    • Here in Canada we really don’t like apples

      @DontLookAtMyDesc@DontLookAtMyDesc Жыл бұрын
  • The maccers order was gold 😂 I can't wait until the opportunity arises 😊

    @knifethrower9733@knifethrower97332 жыл бұрын
  • When I was rooming with two others (one of them who was my brother) someone kept taking all the Kool-aid and not replacing it. I went to the store and bought two bottles of cherry flavored Magnesium Citrate and made a pitcher of cherry Kool-aid. We all worked at the same job. Someone again took all the Kool-aid without replacing it. A few minutes after lunch I noticed my brother running across the warehouse I started laughing and found out who the culprit was. I waited 7 or 8 years later and told him what it did. He remembered that day at work and thanked me because he was constipated that day and I only helped him out. All those years I thought I had my revenge only to find out it helped him WTF!!

    @moorebounce@moorebounce2 жыл бұрын
    • And the universe becomes balanced as chaos is replaced with order.

      @arthurjackson7746@arthurjackson77462 жыл бұрын
    • He was probably just trying to 'save face'.

      @bonniemoerdyk9809@bonniemoerdyk98092 жыл бұрын
    • For my brother's bachelor party we rented a van/driver to go bar hopping. Between trips, some one makes me take a shot of triple strength tequila, which bounced back up like a rubber ball on the middle of the floor of the bus. Another guy got blamed for it. I said nothing for years.

      @phlushphish793@phlushphish7932 жыл бұрын
    • So you still owe your brother a revenge... read the posts here for some excellent ideas.

      @robert-trading-as-Bob69@robert-trading-as-Bob69 Жыл бұрын
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