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Yahoo
a day ago
- Yahoo
24 Students Just Shared The Wildest Meltdowns They've Ever Seen Rich Kids Have At Private Schools, And Oh My Word
Reddit user Katybee18 recently asked, "People who went to private school, what was the best rich kid meltdown you've ever witnessed?" Here are their wilddddd stories: 1."Two of the kids at my school got into a fight over a parking place, and one somehow drove his super lifted truck OVER THE HOOD of the other kid's sports car. Fortunately, both of their parents bought them new vehicles so nobody learned any lessons." —xiphias__gladius 2."My best friend at the time happened to be on vacation with her family in the Bahamas the same week I was, but she was there for her 16th birthday and brought a few other friends with her. Right before her birthday dinner, her mom gave her a Tiffany's box with a silver keychain, and she had a full-blown tantrum — crying, screaming, and cursing out her parents — because the keychain did not have car keys on it. The kicker? The friends and I were standing there as witnesses as her parents just took the abuse, took us all out to an embarrassingly overpriced dinner in a limo, then proceeded to give her a car wrapped in a bow once they got home." —rockedthelobster 3."I went to a very privileged international school. The kid of a diplomat (who was also independently extremely wealthy) totally crashed out because their parents told them they would have to take the bus home from school instead of their Bentley, because apparently, he got caught cheating on exams. The idea of riding home with us 'peasants' (even though many were just as privileged as him, if not more) had him so screwed up that he threw a trashcan out of the window and screamed, 'I'm going to kill everyone in this school!!!' at the top of his lungs. It was an international school in a country without guns, so it didn't carry quite the same weight as saying that in the USA. Still, I was mildly surprised when literally nothing happened to him for it, and the school admin took a firm stance of 'nothing happened.'" —avaslash 4."One kid had a meltdown because his grandma was hospitalized and he couldn't spend his holidays in his other house in Réunion Island. He went there every holiday." —WiswisBrebis 5."I had a friend in college from a very wealthy county in Southern California. She straight-up grew up on the beach. While in the laundromat, she complained to another friend and me about a surprise care package her mom mailed her. One of the items was a custom pair of TOMS shoes. They were adorable. It was extremely thoughtful of her mom to send them in the first place. She even chose the pattern and colors. My friend was furious and claimed that they were ugly. She said she wrote a scathing note on the package and returned it to her mom. The other friend and I were in shock and didn't even respond. We couldn't believe she did this and told us about it, as if what she did was good." —its-how-i-roll 6."I played competitive cricket on Saturdays with about six guys from school (a fairly middle-of-the-road private school). The other seven came from a neighboring private school, and these fellas were completely loaded. The coach's son, Josh, was used to getting whatever he wanted. His dad bought him a brand new gaming PC, though this was in 2005, so it was not what we're used to seeing today. However, his dad told him he needed to save for the monitor. Of course, Josh thought his dad would cave and buy him one. We're at cricket training, and Josh and his dad have a very heated argument about getting a monitor on the way home. Josh absolutely loses his shit, screaming at his dad. He then picks up a cricket ball and whips it straight at his dad's head." "Josh is 17 and has a hell of an arm. And for anyone who hasn't held a cricket ball, they're a lot heavier and harder than a baseball. Josh's dad spent four days in the hospital, and Josh never got to use his brand-new high-end gaming PC." —BattleDancingQuokka 7."A senior once got wasted and somehow ended up driving his car through a wall into the dining hall. His parents stormed into the school the next day with a lawyer and tried spinning the story that the school's parking lot had 'too many turns on the roads,' which is how his car ended up in the lunch line. Somehow, this worked, and the entire parking lot was rebuilt. The family 'donated' a new dining hall that now has their name on it." —peywrax kid got caught cheating and went to lawyer daddy to plead their case that they were just being efficient and 'using their resources.' It halfway worked. They weren't kicked out, but did have to take a zero. Incidentally, the school received a nice donation at auction from the family." —Briaboo2008 9."This dude got gifted a new sports car from his dad. The dealership didn't have the color he wanted, so he had to wait two weeks. He threw a temper tantrum, screaming, cursing, and throwing things. I'm dead serious." —Medical_Tutor_7749 10."A girl's dad came to pick her up from school in their new helicopter. She threw a tantrum and refused to get in it because she had asked for a white one, and he had bought a black one. He ended up flying home alone and sending a driver to pick her up instead." —WinterSoldierFetish 11."A guy genuinely believed the WiFi password was a basic human right. He screamed, 'I'll sue the school!' when they changed it." —aeonstudio_official 12."A girl in my class called her mom screaming because the maid packed her 'everyday' diamond earrings instead of her 'school' ones. She threw her entire Louis Vuitton bag at a wall and started hyperventilating. The school nurse had to calm her down like she'd had a panic attack." —ukraian-valkyrie 13."This rich kid threw a fit during a fire drill because it interrupted his Fortnite game. He actually shouted the classic, 'DO YOU KNOW WHO MY FATHER IS?' while refusing to leave the building. Administration had to physically escort him out. Outside, in front of the whole school, he kept whining that standing in direct sunlight would 'damage his skin investment.' He literally said that. Apparently, he was on a $1,000 skincare routine. Then a bird pooped on his blazer. Dead center. Custom-made. Everyone lost it. Even the teachers were laughing behind their clipboards." —lucyyygrif0812 14."A rich kid I grew up with backed his Porsche onto a Honda Civic, and just walked away from it. He was just being a POS. Not even kidding, a week later, he had a new Porsche. His dad has a garage full of them." —PegCity-Handshake 15."When the girls' nanny came to pick her up, but she didn't have a game the girl liked on her phone, she started SCREAMING in the middle of the changing room, and the nanny was basically begging her to stop." —Critical-Milk8581 16."One guy got expelled from boarding school for stealing money. He stole someone's card to spend like £400 on some new shoes and whatnot. So his dad came and picked him up, landing a helicopter in the sports field to take him away. That flight would've cost so much more than what the kid stole." —goldlord44 17."My classmate's parents bought her a brand-new car and gave it to her in the parking lot of the school after school on her 16th birthday, and she had a meltdown because it wasn't the color she wanted." —ranchojasper 18."When I was in high school, someone arranged for THOUSANDS of rose petals to be laid out on the school lawn spelling this girl's name to ask her out to prom. This was while a plane flew overhead, towing one of those banners asking the question. He got rejected and freaked the fuck out. Their parents were beefing with one another. People were telling the girl to just go with him since his family spent so much money. He was clowned on relentlessly. It was pretty hilarious." —madhero3333 19."This girl's dad bought her an ugly yellow Hummer, but the parking spaces at our school were too small for her to park. Her dad went to the school with a donation and demanded that they combine two spaces into one and give her a designated spot. The school refused, so she had to park in this strip mall, climb a fence, and cross the fields to get to school and would arrive PISSED every day." —Due-Huckleberry7560 20."A guy smashed a $10,000 guitar over a post at school when he couldn't learn a song. Another guy rented a private jet to go to our end-of-year event and showed up with his bodyguard, who threw a tantrum for him because the restaurant didn't have a 45-year-old whisky he wanted. Another guy paid for a steel door to be put in his room with iris scanners so his parents couldn't get in after a fight with them when they were away. I have many more stories. This was in Singapore." —Logical_Business9541 21."We were on a school trip for 10 days. They rented three Airbnb apartments in one building – a girls' room, a boys' room, and one for the teachers. This kid had a full meltdown when he found out one of the apartments was not for him and his girlfriend. They also fought loudly and publicly through most of the trip." —passportwhore 22."A spoiled brat lost her shit because she lost as student government president (she was insufferable). She's now a congresswoman in my country." —MisanthropeInLove 23."A girl in my class once cried because her parents bought her the wrong color Tesla for her birthday. She literally said, 'How am I supposed to show my face in the carpool lane in a white Model X?!' The best part? She refused to go to school until they exchanged it — and they actually did. She returned a week later in a matte black one and acted like it was a personality trait." —NaughtyMira_ "I knew a girl who, by age 16, had totaled two brand-new cars. When her parents refused to buy her a new one and told her to get a job if she wanted a car, she threw a massive fit and complained, because 'how dare they make her walk to school?' I remember just staring at her and laughing as she complained. It made her so mad, but I thought it was hilarious." —CaptainFartHole What's the worst rich kid meltdown you've ever witnessed? Tell us in the comments or share anonymously using this form.
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Travel + Leisure
4 days ago
- Travel + Leisure
This Traveler's Very Public Airport Meltdown Over Carry-on Luggage Got Her Booted Off Her Flight
Flying during the summer travel season can sometimes be a stressful experience, but one viral video revealed the extreme difficulty some travelers are having. While a trip to Italy usually means relaxation and la dolce vita (or the sweet life), one woman hit the point of exasperation at Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) due to a disagreement at the boarding counter, allegedly over the weight of a suitcase, the International Business Times reports. The traveler, who was reported to be female, showed her frustration by lying down on the ground and pounding her fists into the stone flooring. At the same time, she was kicking her legs and stomping on the ground in despair. The traveler also waved a piece of paper throughout the disagreement. The incident took place inside Milan Airport's Terminal 1 at gate B30, presumably during the boarding process, based on airport signage in the video. Travelers could be seen keeping their distance, while some at the counter just stared at the woman as she displayed her frustration. The video also has audio of the incident, where the passenger begins wailing in rhythm with the physical motions. In subsequent videos shared on Reddit, Italian police officers were seen talking to the woman as she sat on the ground. Airline personnel are also seen trying to calmly assist the passenger during the time of the event. "Does having a tantrum at the airport ever work?" one person shared in a Reddit thread. "Oh you're hysterical? Let's get you trapped on a 6 hour flight then." Other social media users called the passenger "childish" and compared her to a "toddler." According to the woman was not allowed to board her flight and had to book a new ticket. The airport did not reply to a request for comment from Travel + Leisure . The incident is a reminder that while many airlines don't routinely weigh bags or check sizes, it's best practice to be ready to pivot plans if you've overpacked since every carrier has rules for carry-on luggage weight limits. And, perhaps most importantly, outbursts against employees is never the solution. For years, airline employees, specifically flight attendants and gate agents, have spoken out about the difficult conditions they face from unruly and disruptive passengers. Numerous examples of assault, threats, and abuse were documented in a February 2022 letter from labor representatives of transportation workers and airline gate agents to federal government officials. 'Airline gate agents are a vital part of a multilayered airline security and safety process at the airport,' the letter reads. 'Our members are responsible for checking passengers into their flights, checking luggage to comply with airline weight and balance limits and boarding passengers onto the aircraft in an orderly and structured way.'
Daily Mail
11-06-2025
- Daily Mail
Meltdown in Milan! Tourist throws herself on the floor after being told her hand luggage was too heavy
A passenger threw an embarrassing tantrum rolling around the ground - because her hand luggage was too heavy to take onboard. Click above to watch the full video.
Yahoo
08-06-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Dear Abby: My 2-year-old disrupted her grandmother's funeral service and my family is furious
DEAR ABBY: My husband's stepmother passed recently after a long illness, and her children specifically wanted our family, including our 2-year-old, to be at her service. When we arrived at the church, I tried to sit in the back pew so I could take her out when she was antsy, but they put us in front with the rest of the family. Predictably, we lasted there for only about 30 minutes before my daughter started being disruptive. I took her out to the vestibule where she had a tantrum, so I then took her down into the basement playroom. Immediately after the funeral, my in-laws came after me and berated me for 'ruining' the video they had professionally produced of the service. They said that not only can you see us exiting the sanctuary, but you can hear my daughter making noise outside, which messed up the recording for everyone. There are many parts of this I don't understand, like why there is a recording, but I'm not sure what to do next. I have apologized for not insisting we sit in the back. Other than not attending at all, I think I did what I could to reduce our impact. If it matters, my older kids sat nicely through the whole 90-minute service. Advice? — DISRUPTER IN IDAHO DEAR DISRUPTER: It is not unusual for there to be sound and video recording at funerals. Some are streamed on the internet for folks who can't be there in person. The problem with 20/20 hindsight is that it isn't foresight. Yes, you should have spoken up and reminded your in-laws about how short a 2-year-old's attention span is, and yes, they should have taken that into consideration before berating you. Even so, when viewed from a different perspective, the sound of a young child at that sad time, although distracting, may have been a reminder that life renews itself even in the presence of death. DEAR ABBY: I'm 42 and in the midst of a separation. My husband of 19 years decided he didn't want to be married anymore. We have three children, one of whom is disabled. My husband made us sell the house we lived in, and since then, I have purchased a new one. I'm having a very hard time moving on. Since our separation, he constantly goes on trips, and I'm feeling extremely abandoned. I don't know how I'm supposed to move on. I'm so tired all the time. Please help. — FROZEN IN COLORADO DEAR FROZEN: You have my sympathy. Your husband is flying around free as a bird, and you have been left with a huge responsibility. Your tiredness is likely a symptom of depression. Fortunately, there is help for it in the form of talk therapy as well as medication. Please discuss this with your doctor. Once you are feeling more like yourself, discuss this whole scenario with an attorney who specializes in family law and can guide you further. You are still a young woman, and your life is not over. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
People Who Grew Up With "Karen" Parents Are Sharing The Most Unhinged Things Their Parents Ever Did, And These Are DIABOLICAL
Ahhh, all had the misfortune of dealing with them at some point (especially if a person has ever worked in retail), but imagine how terrible it would be to have a "Karen" for a parent? Sadly, that's a reality for many people... That's why when Redditor u/Character-Escape1621 asked "People whose moms are Karens, what was the worst thing she's ever done?" Individuals raised by "Karens" flooded the comments with stories of their parents' worst moments, and these are FAR beyond "I would like to speak to the manager." Without further ado, here are 17 of their most cringe-inducing tantrums: 1."Years ago, I was at the mall with my mom and sister, and we saw a pretzel shop that sold lemonade, so we walked over and bought three lemonades, then went to the food court to grab some pizza. We sat down, began eating, and noticed the lemonade tasted bad. My sister and I were thirsty and drank it anyway, but our mother didn't drink hers and complained the entire time." "After we finished our meal, my mother dragged us back to the pretzel shop and demanded a full refund for all three lemonades. The cashier was polite and refunded her lemonade since she didn't drink any of it, but (rightfully) didn't refund the lemonades my sister and I drank. This was not good enough for my mother, so she went ballistic. I am relieved that this took place before cell phones, because otherwise, we'd have videos of 'Lemonade Karen' circulating online. The cashier offered coupons, but still wouldn't refund the lemonades my sister and I drank. By this point, my sister and I were thoroughly embarrassed and begged our mother to drop it and leave. She eventually did. She spent the entire car ride home yelling because we drank our lemonades and telling us it made her look 'dumb.'" —u/AtLeastImGenreSavvy 2."When my mother didn't get her way after trying to return an item, she held her arms straight out to the side while walking out, so tons of merchandise fell off the racks and onto the floor." "It was a clothing store, so nothing broke, but it was still mortifying, and I could never shop there again." —u/PainfullyLoyal 3."Years ago, my mother was acquainted with a neighbor who owned a local fast-food restaurant and constantly complained about how expensive the ketchup and sauce packets were." "One day, while picking up dinner for our family of five, my mother asked for extra ketchup, and she was given a small bag filled to the top with packets. She wrote down the employee's name, called the owner, and ratted the employee out for wasting money. She is proud of this and still regularly tells people about it. We don't talk anymore." —u/Armydds 4."My mom is an extremely judgmental and condescending person, but cowardly. She used to love talking sh*t about people right in front of them by speaking Spanish and assuming they didn't understand her." "One time we were in line at the grocery store, and she was making fun of the cashier's weight. I replied to her (in Spanish) and told her to stop talking about people that way, but she insisted the cashier couldn't understand her. I told her that if the cashier said something to her, I would not defend her. When it was our turn to check out, the cashier only spoke to us in Spanish! Just pleasantries like 'I hope you're having a wonderful day,' and 'Did you find everything you're looking for?' She never said a word about my mother's remarks, but she let my mother know, in a classy way, that she understood everything. We paid, and while leaving, my mother said she would tell my sister (also a Karen) about the situation so she could complain about the cashier." "I took a hard turn towards the customer service desk, asked for the store manager, and gave a glowing review of the cashier — how efficient and polite she was, and how it was so kind of her to speak to us in Spanish when we lived in a town with very few Spanish speakers. I didn't discuss my mother's nasty comments or the cashier's classy response. The store manager smiled happily, told me it was nice to compliment someone, and thanked me." "Then I returned to the cashier to tell her I had given her a great review. She thanked me, and we exchanged a look, both of us knowing what I had done. I was not about to let my mother win that day. She remembered the incident because she stopped talking about people in Spanish when they could hear her. Now, she saves her sh*t-talking until she is in the car with the windows rolled up. Like I said, she's a coward." —u/Speed-O-SonicsWife Related: 26 People Who Had Overwhelming Gut Instincts They Couldn't Were Right 5."My mom once hit the bumper of another vehicle in a parking lot. She was going to walk away, but some people who witnessed it called her out and told her to do the right thing. She made a huge deal about writing her name and number on a piece of paper to leave under the wipers. The witnesses entered the store while she was doing this, and the vehicle's owners showed up around the same time, inspected the damage, said it wasn't a big deal, and drove off." "Afterwards, my mother went out of her way to enter the store, find the witnesses, and yell at them to let them know the owners weren't mad. She told them she shouldn't have been made to leave a note, and that they should have minded their own business." —u/Calm_Palms_41 6."This is the first incident that came to mind, but there are so many: My mother saw a puddle of water on the floor of a shoe store and took it as an opportunity to fake an injury and sue. She pretended to slip and fall and splayed herself on the floor in front of the store's entryway while moaning in 'pain.'" "Her acting was so bad that everyone ignored her, and employees walked by her. Then she started rolling around on the ground, but was still ignored, so she stopped and we left." —u/hello__brooklyn 7."When I was 11 or 12, I won a 'science award' and a 'student award' because I had the second-best grades in the class. My mother was outraged that I received two awards while my twin sister didn't win any, so she went to the school and raised hell. The school created a new category just for my sister and gave her a 'music award.'" "It was embarrassing for everyone at the ceremony, including my sister, because we all knew what had happened since she got her invitation to the award ceremony a few days later than the rest of us. It was so insignificant in the grand scheme of things, I only remember it because my 'Karen-mom's' actions made me feel like it was my fault my sister didn't win anything, and that my own achievements weren't important. The stress of watching her get angry and scream at the school employees made it a terrible core memory." —u/ctrlrgsm 8."When I was young, I often accompanied my mom to the grocery store. One morning, she filled the cart with frozen pot pies. A store employee tried to stop her because they were on sale, and she didn't leave any for other shoppers." "My mom shoved the newspaper ad in his face and pointed out that there was no posted limit to the quantity you could buy. She shamed him so severely that he brought out two more cases of pot pies for her to buy. I enjoyed pot pies for the next year, but struggled with being embarrassed because of her behavior." —u/CoderJoe1 Related: 51 People Who Quickly Discovered Why Their Hilariously Clueless Partner Was Single Before Meeting Them 9."I played high school softball for exactly one season, and one season only because my mother's version of 'cheering' was more akin to yelling, 'Why did you miss that?' Or 'Do I need to come show you how to do that?' I hated when she showed up to my games." "One day, a teammate's mom was sitting in the bleachers near my mother. So when my mom began 'cheering,' this lady politely asked, 'Is all that necessary?' My mother unleashed this epic Karen shakedown: 'Just because your husband wears a gun doesn't mean I'm afraid of you!' (Teammate's dad was a police officer)." —u/SapphirePSL 10."My grandfather, mother, and I went to a chain restaurant for cheap takeout when I was about six. My mother asked for an extra container of gravy, and when the cashier rang it up, they charged her $0.40. She lost it. She never asked if the price had gone up (it hadn't), she immediately started berating a teenager over literal pennies while she was buying $50 worth of fast-food chicken." "My grandfather and I stood by the ketchup and straws while she went off. He leaned over to me and said, 'You see what she is doing? Never do that.' He later explained that it's an incredibly trashy, rude thing to do, and it's also a surefire way to eat spit and boogers. It's FAR from her worst offense, but it's the first one that stuck with me." —u/FoGuckYourselg_ 11."My mother used to go into stores she deemed 'fancy' and make the sales assistants wait on her hand and foot, waste their time by demanding to be shown multiple items, try on jewelry etc., then say 'Well, I'll have to go home and think about it' and leave." "It was a form of free entertainment and attention for her. We were very poor, so there was no way she could afford anything she pretended to be interested in buying. The worst part was that she'd adopt a fake posh accent and manner, which included being incredibly condescending and demanding because she believed it would make her seem richer and more important. So gross." —u/Radiant_Cheesecake81 12."My mom once requested a refund because her burger had one pickle instead of two. I just watched in embarrassment while she and the woman at the counter went back and forth." —u/Character_Bit_1491 13."During Covid, my mom was an anti-mask 'Karen.' Towards the end of lockdown, she went to a local drugstore to pick up a prescription. Of course, she didn't wear a mask inside, so when one of the workers (she described him as a teenager) came over to ask her to put one on, she threw a fit and used the infamous 'I want to speak to your manager' line. The manager gave in to her demands and she grabbed her prescription and left. After the ordeal, she called me to tell me what she did, as if she were proud of herself." "I let her have it. I told her the employee only did what his manager had probably instructed, and that since he was so young, it could have been his first job, and she left him rattled. And for what reason? Because she felt entitled not to wear a mask? She has no health conditions that prevent her from wearing one; she just loved the confrontations that arose from it. I told her to go back and apologize to the employee and the manager. I made her feel guilty, and she did eventually go back and apologize. I always call her out for acting like a 'Karen,' but that's the only incident for which she took responsibility." —u/Kooky_Inevitable_373 14."My mom has chronic health conditions, but she always yells and curses at the patient care techs in the ER. These techs aren't equipped to de-escalate conflict, so they often yell back at her, and then she tries to act like they started it." "At first, I would try to explain that she has panic disorder and was probably having a panic attack, but then I realized she was also making up rumors about how rude the patient techs and nurses are, so I gave up. For all I care, they can write 'difficult patient' in her chart everytime she's there. She was never like this when I was growing up, but my stepdad screamed at everyone, and my grandfather was a massive 'Karen,' so I guess she feels like she has to 'step up' since they aren't around to do it for her anymore." —u/Ekyou 15."I'll preface this by saying that this happened during an already bad situation, but I don't believe it condoned this behavior: My grandmother had been sick while my mother and I were on vacation. We were getting ready to go to a museum when we learned she had passed away. We decided to go to the museum and enjoy our vacation as best we could because there was nothing else we could do." "The entire time we were there, whether in line for tickets, looking at the exhibits, or browsing in the gift shop, my mother told anyone who looked her way, 'My mother just died,' bluntly, with the inflection of a child saying their shoes are red. She was fishing for sympathy from whoever was within earshot. It was met with blank stares and awkward 'sorrys' from strangers trying to enjoy themselves." —u/FatherlessBehavior22 16."My mom has hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), which is easily managed by eating anything." "She would purposefully go without eating to send herself into hypoglycemic shock (always in public) so she could garner attention and sympathy. I would often be admonished for 'not taking better care of your mom,' even though I was a child and she was an adult who was fully aware of her condition and how to manage it.. Oh, and one time she peed in a guy's bed because she was mad that he broke up with her. He broke up with her because she sucks, and I cannot emphasize enough that she was the problem." —u/IsabellaGalavant 17."When I was younger, there were signs that my mother was a 'Karen.' I remember her changing my sister's diaper on restaurant tables and getting mad at people who judged her. Situations like that were common." "However, the worst thing she's ever done happened when I had my first child. She took her 'Karen' behavior to the extreme: After I gave birth, she thought she was entitled to my baby. It got to the point that she started asking if she could breastfeed my daughter — I made her stop babysitting because I wasn't sure if she was actually trying to do it. Every conversation we had was about how she did so much for me, and why it was so 'wrong' that I was denying her access to her baby. She got so jealous that she sued me for grandparent rights. Thankfully, she lost in the end, but it doesn't end there. Because she no longer had access to my baby, guess what she did next? She got pregnant. That's the kind of person she is." —u/Living_Bath4500 Did any of these "Karen" stories surprise you? People who grew up with a "Karen" parent, what is your most embarrassing memory of their behavior? Tell us in the comments or answer using the anonymous form below! Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity. Also in Internet Finds: 15 Facebook Marketplace Items You'll Wish, From The Depths Of Your Soul, You Could Unsee Also in Internet Finds: People Are Confessing Their Absolute Pettiest "Revenge Served Cold" Stories, And It's Deliciously Entertaining Also in Internet Finds: 19 Things Society Glorifies That Are Actually Straight-Up Terrible, And We Need To Stop Pretending Otherwise
