<p>r/Choosingbeggars Are you a totally radical kid who wants to experience the gnarly world of digital marketing? Are you a cool enough dude to become a corporate slave and work for free? That's right, FREE! If you expect to be paid for your hard work, then you're just not hip enough to come work with us. After all, young people don't deserve to get paid -- the only thing they're good for is a source of free labor for giant mega-corporations.</p>

<p>r/Prorevenge In today's episode, OP works in a foreign country and has to submit an expense report. His company hires a local woman to translate his receipts for his expense reports, and this lady turns out to be a complete and total Karen who gives OP trouble at every possible opportunity. Mess with my job, Karen? It's go time! OP expertly out maneuvers the Karen and gets her fired with one simple conversation.</p>

<p>r/Askreddit In today's episode we've got stories of people who endure some of the worst job interview experiences imaginable -- including some stories from yours truly, rSlash! I once got dragged around a strange town for a whole day, unpaid, while some guy tried to convince me to do a sales job after I expressly told the interview people that I do not want a sales job. Do you have any terrible interview stories?</p>

<p>r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, OP works at a coffee shop with a terrible, sexist boss who constantly harasses his female employees. Eventually he pushes things too far when he implements a new dress code requiring the lady employees to wear sexy outfits to work. The male employees maliciously comply by showing up to work the next day wearing the sexy outfits: short skirts and bare midriffs. The boss reverts the policy shortly thereafter.</p>

<p>r/Idontworkherelady In today's episode, OP gets tired of working for he toxic manager at her McDonalds job, so he quits. In true Karen fashion, his manager calls him up months later and starts yelling at him for not coming into work on time. OP tries to tell her that he already quit, but she refuses to listen and threatens to fire him if he doesn't come into work. She even sends other employees to his house to drag him into work!</p>

<p>r/Pettyrevenge OP has absolutely awful neighbors who harass him constantly. They finally go too far when they secretly poison his tomato and jalapeno plants in his backyard. So, OP decides to wage war against his neighbors by recruiting an unlikely ally: ants. He uses a very clever strategy to get all the ants in the neighborhood to swarm his neighbor's house, transforming their house into a house-sized anthill! If you like this content, be sure to subscribe for more daily Reddit videos!</p>

<p>r/AmITheA**hole OP owns a daycare for young children, and she runs into a problem with one of her customers, a complete Karen. The Karen keeps trying to guilt trip OP into breaking her own rules and letting Karen's child bring a tablet into the daycare. Karen eventually crosses the line when she tries to make OP the bad guy in her child's eyes, so OP fires her! Karen leaves in tears, leaving OP to wonder if perhaps she was the butthole in this situation.</p>

<p>r/Askreddit In today's episode, users recount stories of strangers they will never forget, like a homeless guy who's been torn from his family and is desperate to perform a simple act of kindness, as well as a helpful stranger who returned a lost wallet without taking any of my money. You also get to hear my insane dog alien rant, which is even more ridiculous than it sounds. If you like this content, be sure to subscribe for more daily Reddit content!</p>

<p>I was interviewed by "That Viral Moment," a YouTube channel that interviews popular social media influencers to explore how they grew on their platform. In this interview, we take a look at the decisions and strategies I chose to start my YouTube channel rSlash, and how I grew it to 1.75m subscribers.&nbsp;</p> <p>Check out That Viral Moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWCdoj7Vupw</p>

<p>r/AmITheA**hole OP is the product of her mother having an affair, which the mother kept secret from the family. As a result, OP grew up without her father in her life, but she did know the identity of her biological father. However, OP and her mom were the only people in the family who knew about the affair. One day, OP is shocked to learn that her older half-sister is dating a new guy... who turns out to be OP's biological father! OP wants to warn her sister, but doing so would reveal the family secret about the affair!</p>

<p>r/Entitledparents OP's cousin is a single mother of a 5-year-old, and that kid was exposed to someone with Covid. Unfortunately, the cousin also lives with her grandparents, so it's not safe for them to stay in that home anymore. So what's her' solution? She tells OP that she deserves to have his house because her 5-year-old "would just die without wifi and tv." So, her argument is literally, "We have Covid, so give me your house!"</p>

<p>r/Relationships_Advice After OP tragically loses his wife, he decides to hire the services of a young lady to keep him company. He meets with her every single week for literally years. OP is shocked to discover that she intends to retire from adult work and go live a "normal" life. However, he's fallen in love with her and he thinks that she feels the same way. What should he do? Should he confess his love and move across country with her to start a real relationship? Should he just move on?</p>

<p>r/AmITheA**hole In today's episode, OP has a garden in his backyard where he grows vegetables. After his new neighbor moves in next door, he goes out to garden one day and finds his neighbor and her teenage kid stealing vegetables right out of his garden. He called the cops, naturally, and now this Karen is trying to convince everyone in the neighborhood that OP is a butthole for calling the cops on her because she should be allowed to steal his vegetables. Theft is theft, lady!</p>

<p>r/Prorevenge In today's episode, OP has a bunch of neighbors who intentionally go out of their way to make his life miserable. They hold loud parties every single weekend and blast loud music to prevent him from sleeping. Well, when these neighbors decide to remodel their house, they discover one very important fact about OP: he's a construction/permit lawyer. So when the neighbors make one tiny mistake during their remodeling, OP has all the ammo he needs to make their lives utter hell.</p>

<p>r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, OP's factory enacts an incredibly stupid new policy that requires them to lock down dozens of machines to do simple, 10-minute repair jobs. OP warns his boss that this will be a pointlessly expensive procedure, but his boss tells him to just do as he's told. OK, boss, sure thing! OP follows his orders and shuts down half the factory to fix one tiny little part, costing the company $3,500,000. Oops!</p>

<p>r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, a southern boy walks into a tech store to get his computer serviced. The customer is shocked to see that a woman is behind the desk, so he demands to see the manager. The manager turns out to be a black man, which makes the customer even angrier, so he starts screaming at all of the employees. They call the cops, and this piece of trash gets arrested!</p>

<p>r/Choosingbeggars Are you ready for an exciting new career with CHOOSING BEGGARS INCORPORATED?! We've got a great new job opening for a qualified candidate who has a PhD and 20 years of work experience. The pay is only $0 to start, but if you work here you will be rewarded with a sense of pride and accomplishment!</p>

<p>r/Entitledparents OP's father married a random US citizen so that he could stay in America and operate his business. OP's father and his wife didn't love each other at all, but he paid her a yearly salary in exchange for the marriage so he could keep his green card. When OP's father passes away, the lady freaks out and starts demanding that OP pay her a salary because "it's what he would have wanted." No, lady, that's what YOU want. What OP wants is to cut you out of her life forever!</p>

<p>r/Entitledparents In today's story, OP works at a house sitting / pet sitting business, and she gets hired to watch a dog for a week. When OP shows up at the house, she's shocked to discover that an actual human child is waiting for her in the house, and the parents have already left! The mother actually hired a pet sitting service to care for a little girl for several weeks. What kind of irresponsible parent do you have to be to just hand over your child to a complete stranger like that?</p>

<p>r/Prorevenge In today's story, OP inherits $300,000 from her grandparents with the directive that she splits it with her full siblings. The will wasn't written very clearly, which means that OP was under no obligation to give any money to her half-siblings. When her half-brothers start harassing her and become incredibly greedy, OP just laughs at them and keeps all the remaining inheritance for herself.</p>

<p>r/Relationships_Advice In today's story, OP is an Asian girl who's in a relationship with a white guy. OP's boyfriend starts buying anime cosplay outfits for OP to wear in the bedroom, and things just keep escalating. The thing that bothers OP so much is that she isn't even Japanese -- she's Taiwanese, so she finds it disrespectful that he's constantly trying to make her look like Japanese characters. What should she do?</p>

<p>r/Askreddit What's the strangest thing that's happened to you that you can't explain? We've all had weird moments in our lives that seem to defy logic, but the Reddit users in this thread have some truly bizarre stories. One user followed a mysterious voice and ended up saving the life of a lost little girl. Another user got into a car crash, causing his car to do a full barrel-roll flip. The crazy thing is that both he and his car were fine -- he was only 30 minutes late to work!</p>

<p>r/AmITheA**hole In today's episode, OP allows his nephew and his family to stay with him in his house after they lose their jobs due to 2020 craziness. What does the teenage nephew do to show his gratitude? Immediately set OP's bathroom on fire for a TikTok! OP did the next logical thing: he kicked his nephew and his family out of his house because -- you know -- setting a person's house on fire is kind of a deal breaker.</p>

<p>r/Pettyrevenge In today's episode, a selfish Karen tries to scam a restaurant out of free drinks by claiming the drinks were made wrong -- after she finished drinking 95% of the drink. The bartender and waitress conspire to get some petty revenge by intentionally making her drink wrong this time around to see if the snobby customer would even notice. If you like this content, be sure to subscribe for more daily Reddit stories!</p>

<p>r/AmITheA**hole In today's episode, OP tragically lost his parents, so he gets put into the foster care system. He forms a close bond with a foster mom, who later dies and leaves OP $50,000. The next foster mom finds out about OP's money and starts pressuring OP to give her all of his money. OP thinks that maybe he should because the new foster mom is giving him a home, so he feels like he owes her. Is he the butthole for holding out?</p>