[caption id="attachment_4539" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / GeorgeRRHodor[/caption] Customers can be total jerks. It's no secret, especially if you've worked in retail. Many of us reading this, and likely many other humans working away this very minute, will find some solace in the fact that it's not just us. In the age of commerce and capitalism we live in, it is required and a key job descriptor to interact with fellow humans are coming to you or your compy to take part in the great money-game to purchase goods or services. It is the way. However, it isn't that simple. It is indeed the way, but it also not the whole way. Still with me? Customers are often not the most socially enlightened when it comes to etiquette and often behave in manners uncouth and down-right wrong towards waiters, bartenders, retail workers and many, many more. Sometimes though, people behave in such a way that some form of retaliation is inevitable and most of the time, it's very amusing. Case in point... [post_page_title]#1 Pet Supply Store Gets Real[/post_page_title] Pets are such a part of contemporary life that getting the kids used to furry little friends ahead of purchasing one is safe-bet. Most of the time that is... [caption id="attachment_4541" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / s1s2g3a4[/caption] It is until those who really should act with a little more civility and maturity ruin it for the rest of us. Shame on them, think of those poor puppies and children looking forward to a little play. [post_page_title]#2 This Woman Who Stole The Shop Cat From A Local Flower Shop[/post_page_title] Stealing is universally considered to be wrong regardless of whatever the item is. That said, there are definitely some examples where the act of fiver-finger discount is taken way further than what is already bad enough. [caption id="attachment_4542" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / criminalwines[/caption] Just read that caption for a second and let that sink in. Despicable. [post_page_title]#3 Risque But An Effective Shaming Tool[/post_page_title] Ah, alcohol. I've was a bar manager until recently, and the things I've had to tell people to stop doing in the places I've worked would shock you and so, it is with that in mind that I give this excellent entry on this list. [caption id="attachment_4543" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / Speedwizard106[/caption] Perhaps a little risqué as the title suggests but still, well played to the person who put this sign up. [post_page_title]#4 A Wall Of Notoriety At My Favorite Gas Station, There's About 35 Of These Covering The Front Of The Store[/post_page_title] This one is perhaps one of my personal favorites on this compilation of feels and laughs, laughs and feels. [caption id="attachment_4544" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / cheddarbobbin[/caption] You really cannot go wrong with such a simple shaming and calling-out method. The jerkerey here is well under control and what the excellent part of this is, is the fact that this is only a small part of the window. Hats off to you and your anti-jerk ways! [post_page_title]#5 Blunt-Force Shaming[/post_page_title] Stealing is wrong, we have established that, but stealing the tips of those working long hours, for low wages and having to deal with people such as those who populate a list such as this is nothing short of abhorrent. [caption id="attachment_4545" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / Southernboyj[/caption] Working in service is hard and takes its toll. Tips make it better, remember that. I do like a side order of shame with my tips, especially if it's directed at people like the above. [post_page_title]#6 Lying Customer Caught With Their Image Search Down[/post_page_title] Ah, the complainers of this world. Some do it well and admirably, others less so and simply just because they can or have little meaning in their lives. Either way, working in the food and service industry has taught me how commonplace this really is. However, some people truly underestimate us simple workers... [caption id="attachment_4546" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Toasty_eggos-[/caption] Excellent. [post_page_title]#7 Cafe Provides Boardgames Free Of Charge To Customers; Customers Destroy It In Less Than A Week[/post_page_title] Today on: "This is why we can't have nice things". [caption id="attachment_4547" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / Unknown[/caption] This. Imagine getting something for free and not only ruining it for the next person but throwing the gesture back in the faces of those kind enough to do so and then just leave in blissful ignorance. [post_page_title]#8 It's Hard To Argue Sometimes...[/post_page_title] This next entry is one of those you can't really dispute the annoyance towards. I mean, this must have had to happen an innumerable amount of times before this sign went up! [caption id="attachment_4548" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / vacationbeard[/caption] Today on: "Discoveries to revolutionize human-kind - Pockets". [post_page_title]#9 A Customer Wanted To Return Some Produce Because "It Was Too Ripe." I Asked Him If He Had Already Tried Eating It Anyway And He Said "Does It Look Like I Touched It?"[/post_page_title] This is... [caption id="attachment_4549" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Imgur / nakedlynutricious[/caption] Incredible. What thought process would lead to the justification for even A) attempting this and B) convincing yourself post-surgical procedure to take it back to the store in the first place. The mind boggles. [post_page_title]#10 Wandering Through The Store, When Suddenly I Smell Piss. Stay Trashy Salt Lake[/post_page_title] In most nations of the world, where large stores are prevalent, it is a legal requirement that toilet facilities are made available to customers. [caption id="attachment_4550" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / tritops2018[/caption] Or perhaps not... Or maybe, this was simply the perfect spot. Who knows? [post_page_title]#11 When Parents Let Their Kids Destroy The Thrift Store[/post_page_title] On a personal level, whenever I have had to serve families, I expect the worst. It is common enough that tiny-humans make a little mess and for the most part it is excusable. However, sometimes, that isn't the worst part of this all-too-common equation. [caption id="attachment_4551" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / Unsafeturtle[/caption] Control your kids, parents, and if they do get somewhat out of hand - CLEAN. IT. [post_page_title]#12 Store Clerks Had To Lock The Freezers After The Recent Trashy Trend Of People Going Around Stores, Opening Containers And Licking The Top Of The Ice Cream Before Putting It Back[/post_page_title] I can understand really wanting to try things, really, but this next entry takes food shopping to a new level. [caption id="attachment_4552" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / HaseebM1[/caption] The new level being, not actually shopping, rather ruining the days of others and costing businesses money for no more than a few near-non-beneficial moments of pleasure on the taste buds. Get in the sea. [post_page_title]#13 This Is Amusing But Still. This Would Be About $2![/post_page_title] Much like the person from which this image is sourced, I did partake in a chuckle. [caption id="attachment_4553" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / BlueberryPuffy[/caption] That said and light-humor aside, all you are really doing is depriving a child and/or setting a bad example for one. Shame on you! [post_page_title]#14 Girl Wants Some Company To Go And Steal From The Dollar Store[/post_page_title] This next one is utterly incredible in its epitome of everything that is wrong with the developed world. [caption id="attachment_4554" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / je_suis_un_negre[/caption] Today on: "I can't believe this is actually real". [post_page_title]#15 Ripping Off The “Bad” Lettuce From Each Head Until She Finds One With Enough Left Over To Keep[/post_page_title] Fresh fruit and veg are almost never perfect, and if on the off chance they are, then great but some people have some interesting methods on how they find such perfected nutrients. [caption id="attachment_4555" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / heavymetal7[/caption] Another incredible attitude on show - captured and adequately shamed for all to see and learn from. [post_page_title]#16 Just Chillin At The Coffee Shop[/post_page_title] Coffee shops are a modern delight. Catch up with friends, get some work done or just get away from it all with some tasty caffeinated beverages, put your feet up, FIGURATIVELY. [caption id="attachment_4556" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / geekaz01d[/caption] It was meant, FIGURATIVELY. [post_page_title]#17 People Testing Spray Paint At Ollies[/post_page_title] Fun is fun but being a moron is as thus! [caption id="attachment_4557" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / Madsuperninja[/caption] Imagine caring little about others enough to make their day hell. I bet they didn't know the person who had to clean that up. Cameras exist and I hope they were caught. [post_page_title]#18 Customer Throwing Cup He Peed In At Me Because I Didn't Let Him Use Our Employees Only Bathroom[/post_page_title] Letting people use the toilet one of those things that if possible, most people would allow in most businesses and places of work but employees-only areas are there for a reason. A reason this next human-being clearly could not fathom. [caption id="attachment_4558" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / GrimmReaper[/caption] The fact that this person took the time to not only pee on sight but to hurl at the poor person just doing his job speaks volumes. Karma comes around, and it has been said that it's made of waste fluid. [post_page_title]#19 How People Leave The Aisle In Forever 21...[/post_page_title] "But it's someone's job, so why does it matter?" [caption id="attachment_4560" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / eherschend[/caption] "Disgraceful" is the title of today's episode of - Entitlement: Story Of Shaped Fabric. [post_page_title]#20 People Keep Stealing Little Buddha Figurines From This Store At My Local Mall[/post_page_title] Post act, the people who thought that a little free shopping would bless them would come back to a simple yet effective shaming. [caption id="attachment_4562" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / wtfkritonimo[/caption] I mean, it's a little paraphrased, but it's still profoundly correct. [post_page_title]#21 Spotted Some Opened Up, Upside Down Nail Polish Bottles At Our Local Target[/post_page_title] Make the world pretty again. [caption id="attachment_4563" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / Iwantyourtacos[/caption] Said no one ever when talking about nail varnish and such. I mean, they're even reduced so people will buy them, what's the point here what has been achieved? I DEMAND ANSWERS! [post_page_title]#22 This Is How A Table Left The Tip For One Of My Servers[/post_page_title] Tipping in some cultures is expected, and in others, it is simply encouraging to varying degrees. Either way, it's a nice gesture and affirmation of hard work, totaling up to help with modern living costs. In short, it's a simple pleasant gesture. [caption id="attachment_4564" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / LightsSoundAction[/caption] This person decided that the hard work of the kitchen, servers and all clearly wasn't enough and chose to leave a gauntlet ahead of those who dared. [post_page_title]#23 Nothing Screams Parenting Win Like Letting Your Kid Stand On The Bar And Play With The Taps For A Half Hour[/post_page_title] This... [caption id="attachment_4565" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / verucasallt[/caption] is... ...way too real. [post_page_title]#24 Bringing Your Kid With You To An Adult Toy Shop[/post_page_title] I am astounded. Not only do people not want to imagine anyone they know taking part in carnal pleasures, but when it's your parents, it really takes the biscuit. Usually, it's a simple "ewwwwww, shut up!" and all is defused. However... [caption id="attachment_4566" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / theorangehorns[/caption] ... things such as this also happen. *shudder* [post_page_title]#25 Someone Put Out Their Cigarette In A Dog Dish Outside This Local Shop...[/post_page_title] It's a nice touch when businesses leave water bowls for our four-legged furry life partners. [caption id="attachment_4567" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / MonsterThumb101[/caption] This, however, is just ignorant, and I should think what makes this worse, is that there was a cigarette bin just out of shot. Shame, shammmmeeeee, SHAAAAAMMMMEEEEEE! Poor woofers! [post_page_title]#25 Decided They Didn’t Want Their Bag Of Frozen Chicken Breasts So Why Not Leave Them Here To Drip Over Everything Below It[/post_page_title] Food hygiene is a must in the modern world, and it's something that more and more people are aware of now. It's only beneficial really. [caption id="attachment_4568" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / JuliusTweezer[/caption] Or, as it happens, apparently not. Mmmmm, tasty stomach quivering oatmeal cremes, you can really taste the meat protein, just how I like them! [post_page_title]#25 Customer Left This Note Instead Of Tip[/post_page_title] Once again, the service industry is an absolute institution in the modern world and an industry myself and many others have absolute open respect for! The key and operative word there is "many", a word that implies "not all". [caption id="attachment_4569" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Imgur / BallsackHippo[/caption] I'm calling it! It's time to reinstate conscription! I've had enough! Three years of compulsory work in food and service! Humour and deserved shaming and calling out aside, this would teach people like this smug individual some manners. [post_page_title]#26 When You Steal A Bra From The Store, But Replace It With Your Old One[/post_page_title] Of all the resources I have at my disposal for this list of absolute astonishment and resulting solidarity, it is here that near the end, I have chosen to "step it up a notch" - sorry! - size. [caption id="attachment_4570" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / AngryLittlePhoenix[/caption] Yes, what you are seeing with your naturally-grown ocular devices is exactly what you have established it to be. [post_page_title]#27 A Customer Tried It On Their Dog And Put It Back On The Shelf[/post_page_title] Some people see the world through "try before you buy" spectacles. [caption id="attachment_4571" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / NotAnotherGummyBear[/caption] It is said that the new line of "try-specs" also comes with an engraving that reads: "Don't fret, someone else will sort that for you". [post_page_title]#28 Customer Leaves Dirty Diaper On Restaurant Table For Waitress To Dispose Of[/post_page_title] Once again, this one strikes a little personal resonation, of which I will tell you why once your disbelief at the title has dissipated post-scroll. [caption id="attachment_4573" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / thirdcoastgirlll[/caption] A customer at my previous bar did nearly the very same, putting a used diaper filled to bursting in the dry-waste bin nested in a central location. I wonder how they deal with this occurrence in their own home? My sense of smell curious... [post_page_title]#29 Someone Just Made This Mess, Dropped A Few Napkins On It, And Then Left...[/post_page_title] Yet another example of disregard, recorded to shame and educate. This is your trigger-warning! Scroll away... [caption id="attachment_4574" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / illicitz[/caption] What makes this even worse is not only the mess itself, but the overtly sub-par manner in which the person in question has hastily and very, very poorly thrown some napkins down and made a quick exit. You'd just go up and say something surely?! No? Just me? Urgh. [post_page_title]#30 What Is It In Your Cleavage... At The Grocery Store?[/post_page_title] Scroll down slowly for this one and prepare yourself. Had I not ended this list of ten multiplied by three with this image, I would have failed you all, let alone myself. In all honesty, I had to stare at this one for far more than I would have liked, simply take it all in before pondering (again, for far too long), HOW this has even happened?! [caption id="attachment_4575" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit: Reddit / yourmomak[/caption] Once I had ascertained that this indeed WASN'T baguette or parsnip and settled on the reality of its phallic nature, it only served to propagate more and more questions. I've seen some things in my time working behind bars and in restaurants, but this list has been an interesting read. Don't be like these people.

We live in a world where a lot of people do things that are actually super rude on a day-to-day basis, but never give a second thought to why it's so rude.

Pregnant people, for example, have to put up with countless folk vying to touch their baby bumps without asking permission.

Then there's the problem of people who are more interested in their phone screens than the person they're supposed to be hanging out with. It has to stop.

Now, to save at least a few people from similar experiences, Redditors have been answering user u/emilychaan's question: "What is one thing that you find super rude but is very normalized in society?" 

Here are 17 of the rudest things that society has sadly normalized:

1. Not letting people know their job applications have been unsuccessful

"I wish they would let me know if they didn't want me so I could move on and not have hope. The ghosting kinda puts everyone in limbo and sends even more applications elsewhere." - u/MunchieMinion3

Credit: Alamy / Andriy Popov 2. Telling people to smile

This one definitely speaks for itself and is something that women, in particular, will be able to relate to.

"There's literally nothing wrong with me; this is just my face." - u/sbashe5

Credit: Alamy / agefotostock 3. Forcing customer service workers to put up with bad behavior

"How cashiers/customer service workers have to absorb all the hate and rudeness from customers and remain calm or else they'll get in trouble." - u/HungryBones

Credit: Alamy / Jeffrey Isaac Greenberg 4. Being late all of the time 

"Sure, the occasional accident can happen, but if you're habitually late, that's just disrespectful." - u/Ok-Supermarket-1414

Credit: Alamy / Frank Harms 5. Refusing to respect personal space and time

"Also, stop looking at other people's phones while they're using them." - u/PickPsychological144

Credit: Alamy / Natalia Gdovskaia 6. Asking people when they're planning to get married or have children 

"Even more so if you are female." - u/e_l_r

Credit: Alamy / Roman Lacheev 7. Sampling fruit at the grocery store

"Super f**king rude. People who steal produce like that would probably not be so eager to if they only knew the pesticides, dirt, bacteria, and mites that live on the outside of unwashed fruit." - u/Swedish-Butt-Whistle

Credit: Alamy / Kristina Blokhin 8. Commenting on people's weight and/or food choices 

"Making comments about someone's weight and how much or little they're eating." - u/booksoverppl

Credit: Alamy / Image Source 9. Touching strangers (or anyone for that matter) without their consent

"Everyone feels like they can pat you on the back or ask to touch your hair, especially as a Black woman. Why are people so okay with it?" - u/Illustrious-Worry890

Credit: Alamy / Stefan Dahl Langstrup 10. Throwing away cigarette butts

It's what it says on the tin, really. Please bin your cigarette butts! They are not only litter but a potential fire hazard too.

Credit: Alamy / jvphoto 11. Asking people what they do for a living and their salary

"Asking someone you just met what their occupation is and how much money they make. And you always have to explain your answer." - u/Circles208

Credit: Alamy / Cultura RM 12. Touching pregnant women's bumps

"Not sure why people think this is okay." - u/fu11h4m

Credit: Alamy / Cavan Images 13. Ignoring service people

"Not responding when a cashier or employee says 'how are you today?'" - u/BooksMcGee

Credit: Alamy / Pongtorn Hiranlikit 14. Reclining on airplane seats without asking

"Reclining a seat on an airplane without asking the person behind you." - u/Lkmifan1

Credit: Alamy / wassup6730 15. Asking 'Why are you so miserable?' or telling people to 'Cheer up!' 

"It's no one's business, and they don't know what's going on in other people's heads, but nobody ever tells them not to do that!" - u/Retrosonic82

Credit: Alamy / Artur Szczybylo 16. Assuming someone's gender

"There are so many reasons this is wrong. Also, you could just be wrong about how you see someone as presenting! The norm should be to use they/them pronouns until you know. Also, NORMALIZE ASKING FOR PRONOUNS! I identify as genderfluid, so I use she/they/he, and my friends ask my pronouns regularly." - u/randomlesbian211102

Credit: Alamy / Cagkan Sayin 17. Staring at your phone while someone is talking to you

"Unless you are expecting something really important, I feel like you really don't want to be talking to me." - u/notme1414

Credit: Alamy / DCPhoto

So, if you happen to be guilty of any of these 17 things, you might want to reconsider your actions, as most likely, you'll have experienced the frustration that this type of rudeness causes as well!

Featured image credit: Alamy / Andriy Popov

[caption id="attachment_4461" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @keon[/caption] We've probably all had that job we wish we'd flounced out of in true style. The one we begrudgingly showed up for every day and did our time, secretly building up our private list of resentments against the boss from hell. Hopefully, for most of us, that doomsday scenario of a job is in the past, but I imagine most of us eventually left it by meekly saying it was time for pastures new and wishing that hated boss the best for the future. Sometimes it's just not worth burning those bridges. But these 30 people weighed up all the evidence and decided not to keep their head down and play it safe but to go for the adrenaline rush of going out in a blaze of glory where they say the thing they always wanted to say in the most memorable way possible. [post_page_title]#1 This Actually Quite Lovely Cake[/post_page_title] To be fair, not ALL of these entries involve someone burning their bridges with all their pent-up vengeful rage. This one's actually rather lovely. [caption id="attachment_4460" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Twitter @flackhackjack[/caption] It's honest, kind, compassionate and expresses something sincerely without resentment, and showcases their fine baking skills into the bargain. A superb way to quit! [post_page_title]#2 This Very Public Dressing-Down[/post_page_title] Jamie sounds like a pretty nasty piece of work, and like he thoroughly deserved any embarrassment that came his way from having his flaws displayed publicly on his storefront for all to see. [caption id="attachment_4463" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit[/caption] My favorite thing about this one is that, despite all the obvious anger in the message, the employees writing it were restrained enough to use different colored pens to make it look more striking. [post_page_title]#3 This Masterful Error Message[/post_page_title] This one is possibly my favorite. I wouldn't even know where to begin when it comes to tinkering with the inner workings of a computer to make this error message come up, so hats off to whoever did it. [caption id="attachment_4464" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @assumetehposition[/caption] I like to imagine this popped up in the middle of an already stressful admin day in order to have the maximum disruptive impact. [post_page_title]#4 This Lovely Bottle Of Whiskey[/post_page_title] Another kind one, this - not only will it have taken a bit of time and showcases their design skills, it's nice to be gifted with a bottle of whiskey when an employee resigns - you'd think it should be the other way round! [caption id="attachment_4465" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - imgur[/caption] Let's just hope the boss thought to read the label before drinking it and did actually notice that it was someone's resignation letter, and not just an anonymous gift. [post_page_title]#5 This Very Frank Letter[/post_page_title] For all that it's fun to bake a special cake or make a secret error message inside your boss's computer, sometimes the best way to make someone face up to their failings is just to tell it like it is. [caption id="attachment_4466" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @gahdzuks[/caption] Sounds like this employer deserved every bit of scathing honesty that letter delivered. [post_page_title]#6 This Illuminated Sign[/post_page_title] Fair play to this guy for not giving in to the temptation to swear. After all, a sign this big could easily be seen by little kids or easily offended types. [caption id="attachment_4467" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @peaceman582[/caption] Whether the boss did go on to change the sign himself, or just hire another disgruntled employee, is something we'll never know I guess. [post_page_title]#7 This Very Subtle Price-Tag[/post_page_title] At first glance, it'd be easy to miss the rather angry message hidden in this price tag, but for anyone who really wants to read every single feature, there's something there to be discovered. [caption id="attachment_4468" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @mastranios[/caption] I wonder how long it took their boss to stumble across it and figure out why their employee has been so absent recently? [post_page_title]#8 This Guy Left Stickers Of Himself Everywhere When He Quit[/post_page_title] This particular one was found on the back of a clock two years after this employee left. [caption id="attachment_4469" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @captaincatchem[/caption] A fun legacy to leave behind for yourself, but the real question is - why the lightbulbs? [post_page_title]#9 This Shelf-Stacker Who Just Snapped[/post_page_title] If you really want to make sure the people you work with remember you with absolute hatred, leave them with an aisle of hundreds of cereal boxes that all need to be individually turned back the right way round. [caption id="attachment_4470" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @SpikeBoyBebop[/caption] Or they could just leave it as is and let their customers feel dizzy. [post_page_title]#10 This Road Sign[/post_page_title] For my money, this one's a little mean. Ten out of ten for publicly venting your frustration in a stylish way, but hey, no need to take it out on innocent motorists, y'know? [caption id="attachment_4471" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @slappyjay[/caption] I wonder if he was fired because he'd pulled this sort of stunt before? Might explain it. [post_page_title]#11 This Passive-Aggressive Letter[/post_page_title] This letter does a really good job of maintaining a classy, detached, sarcastic passive-aggressive tone right up until the final sentence. [caption id="attachment_4472" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @leviathin[/caption] But do you know what? I think that last sentence really makes it. [post_page_title]#12 This Message In A Variety Of Marker Colours[/post_page_title] Another message where the writer contains their anger enough to be able to use multiple different colored markers, though this time they even have the presence of mind to mention it. [caption id="attachment_4473" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @downvotes___really[/caption] I assume the request for a reference was granted, seems totally fair enough, really. [post_page_title]#13 This Drawing Of A Dinosaur[/post_page_title] Full marks for creativity. Full marks for cuteness. Full marks for brevity and clarity of message. [caption id="attachment_4474" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @An_Arrogant_Ass[/caption] Zero marks for finding a proper piece of paper to draw it on as opposed to a receipt. [post_page_title]#14 This Neat Bit Of Revenge[/post_page_title] The best of these are the ones that leave their employers with serious questions they'll have to fend off from the public afterward. This one will certainly require them to explain their behavior. [caption id="attachment_4475" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @JordanAsshole[/caption] And good on them for keeping the tone so reasonable at the same time! [post_page_title]#15 These Twin Cakes[/post_page_title] This one might not have the embarrassing, passive-aggressive detail of some of the best of these, but you can't argue with the level of time and effort put into making these rather lovely-looking cakes. [caption id="attachment_4476" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @dudeperson33[/caption] I think the "Me Too" one looks slightly better, overall. It's those purple icing flowers that tips it, I reckon. [post_page_title]#16 This Boss Wouldn't Give Their Employee Their Last Paycheck Without Them Submitting A Resignation Letter[/post_page_title] It's fair to say this fulfills those requirements with the minimum of effort and the maximum of style. [caption id="attachment_4477" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @Swinging_Phallus[/caption] Waste of good paper, though. [post_page_title]#17 This Roll Of Toilet Paper[/post_page_title] What this one loses in legibility, it makes up for in imagination and inventive use of metaphor. [caption id="attachment_4478" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @Girlofgodsbadday[/caption] The guy's a decent artist, too. Hope he went on to draw many more toilets. [post_page_title]#18 This Sympathy Card[/post_page_title] It's always hard to know what to say when someone experiences a bereavement. A "sorry for your loss" card never really feels like quite enough. So it's nice to finally see one be given a proper purpose. [caption id="attachment_4479" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @springmint5[/caption] I dunno what the relationship between employer and employee was here, but if someone left this for me, I'd genuinely find it very funny. [post_page_title]#19 This Bit Of Rival Advertising[/post_page_title] Publicly quitting and letting the customers know how bad the bosses are is one thing, but recommending they go to a rival store is really rubbing salt into the wound. [caption id="attachment_4480" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @JeremyChrist[/caption] I hope all the loyal customers followed the staff over to whatever their new venture was! [post_page_title]#20 This Poem[/post_page_title] Honestly, from a poetic standpoint, this isn't great. The rhymes are a bit basic and unimaginative, I think. But it's the principle of the thing, I guess. [caption id="attachment_4481" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @Nickemmanuel[/caption] And in principle, it's pretty great. [post_page_title]#21 This Use Of Homer Simpson's Catchphrase[/post_page_title] Sometimes when the perfect words have already been used by somebody else, the best thing to do is just to use them again. [caption id="attachment_4482" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @I_Drink_Pee[/caption] After all, talent copies but genius steals. [post_page_title]#22 This Lesson On Time Management[/post_page_title] We've probably all been lectured by our boss on our time management once or twice. The opportunity to turn the tables is pretty irresistible. [caption id="attachment_4483" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @jeseely[/caption] The inclusion of the "Help Wanted Apply Within" sign immediately after quitting is a nice touch, too. [post_page_title]#23 This Sympathy Card[/post_page_title] We already saw a sympathy card used to excellent effect earlier on. This one is even more delightful. [caption id="attachment_4484" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @ThatsAGreatPost[/caption] Let's hope the boss hadn't had any real losses around the same time or this would end up being very insensitive! [post_page_title]#24 This Email Printout[/post_page_title] I think Angelina's quit in fine style here, with her head held high. What I'd like to know is - did she quit by sending this email? Or by printing it out and putting it into her boss's hand? [caption id="attachment_4485" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @heathbickerstaff[/caption] I assume it's the first one, but it'd be funny if it was the second. [post_page_title]#25 This Out-of-Office Reply[/post_page_title] A lot of people set up auto-replies when they leave their jobs to make sure any emails end up with the right person. [caption id="attachment_4486" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Reddit @keon[/caption] Probably not many of those auto-replies are quite as to-the-point and brilliant as this one. [post_page_title]#26 This Very Silly Letter[/post_page_title] This letter starts with an admirable professionalism and formality, then quickly descends into something delightfully silly. [caption id="attachment_4487" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - imgur @iamchris4life[/caption] Spencer seems like a lot of fun. I hope he found a more fulfilling job after this. [post_page_title]#27 Another Illuminated Sign[/post_page_title] The use of the Douglas Adams quote is nice, though whether or not it has any relevance to the job in question isn't quite clear. [caption id="attachment_4488" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Credit - Reddit @JTsnidely[/caption] Maybe this was a cinema that paid its employees in fish for some reason? In which case, the perfect note on which to quit, really. [post_page_title]#28 This Lovely Greeting Card Design[/post_page_title] Ah, the old "It's not you, it's me" get-out. Always the easiest way to break something off. But sometimes it's nicer to just be honest. [caption id="attachment_4489" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Instagram @stumpedforwordsdesigns[/caption] The smiley face is cute, too. A lovely way to quit, overall. [post_page_title]#29 This Bill[/post_page_title] Whoa, Sally, whoa! Some very strong language on this one, and she seems to be taking out her frustrations on her customers and not her boss! Not cool, Sally! [caption id="attachment_4490" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - Instagram @yugatron[/caption] Sally must have had a real nightmare boss to quit with so much anger. Let's hope she found somewhere nicer to work! [post_page_title]#30 This Fire Exit Cake[/post_page_title] Sometimes a picture says a thousand words, and the sight of this guy making his escape in cake form is better than any number of angry letters. [caption id="attachment_4492" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Credit - imgur[/caption] The icing looks tasty, as well.

Starbucks literally just finished racial bias training - we've been told time and time again that discrimination against anyone for essentially existing and doing all the crap people seemingly do every day is not right (you shouldn't have to be told anyway, it should be instilled upon you from birth) yet here we are again with another clown.

Footage has emerged of a man racially abusing a worker at a fast food restaurant for not honoring his burger voucher.

The man launches a vile tirade against the server at the Jack in a Box restaurant in Manvel, Texas where at one point he threatens to send her "back to Mexico."

The original video by Lupita Rangel, was posted here by Wolfie Hernandez, the original post translates to, "I buy you a ticket back to #Mexico", so threaten this man to a Latina employee in a #jackinthebox, apparently the man got upset because he didn't make a coupon that was already beaten, the facts happened to #south From #Houston."

Lupita herself posted: "Never thought i'd experience racism so close."

Another member of staff steps in to try and identify what the issue is. The man responds "She lied her a** off. She thought she could get away with it." While the member of staff tries to tell the man that he will be getting what he had asked for, the man interjects, and claims he had seen the woman dropping food.

He then asks the woman's name and says "goodbye Maria. I'm going to buy you a ticket back to Mexico." The man then storms out of the premises. The video has been viewed over 86,000 times, with many people sharing their outrage at the footage.

Jason Steinberg wrote: "Another day, another angry racist." Christopher Green wrote: "That's horrible. People go through life angry about the smallest things and that talk such hatred ... karma will get him."

Hopefully, a similar fate befalls the unnamed man as it did New York lawyer, Aaron Schlossberg. His racist rant lead to some rather delicious just desserts.

People posted so many negative reviews on his law firm’s Yelp listing that Yelp themselves had to intervene. The company says its policy for news making businesses is to remove posts “that appear to be motivated more by the news coverage itself than the reviewer’s personal consumer experience with the business”.

New reviews about the law firm that apparently slipped through the filtering range from ironically helpful—like how concerned New Yorkers can lodge complaints—to tabloid headline-like condemnations (and subtle sketch show references) such as: “Ya done messed up now, A-a-ron!!”

Schlossberg is no longer welcome in the building where he rents office space. This is probably the result of critics quickly locating Schlossberg’s office listing on Google Maps.

Not only did this include changing the business category to “Mexican Restaurant” and swapping a photo of the attorney for an image of a dog being hit in the face with a frisbee, they also created a GoFundMe page raising “$500 to send a Mariachi band to cheer up the staff and attorneys at The Law Office of Aaron M. Schlossberg Esq. after a difficult day”.

Unsurprisingly, Schlossberg has a history of being a complete a**hole. Internet sleuths and activists dug up dirt on Schlossberg, including video of him calling someone an “ugly f**king foreigner” and photos of him in the company of noted pro-Trump trolls not to mention berating Jewish people for going on marches for Palestine. Talk s**t, get hit...with the scorn of millions of Americans, united in their total disgust of you. Your time is coming, blue t-shirt man.

A shopper buying a packet of cigarettes has taken to social media to reveal that they scalded a stranger after they told them that they shouldn't smoke.

People online have been left divided after the unidentified stranger took to Reddit under the username 'cigsforgrandpa' to share their story in the 'Am I the A**hole' subreddit - a section of the site where users share a recent grievance and the online community decides whether or not they were in the wrong.

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The unnamed user starts their story by writing: "This happened this morning.

"I was at the grocery store buying some food and then while the cashier was done scanning my s**t, I asked her to get me a carton of Camels. I don’t smoke, they were for my grandpa.

However, the Redditor then reveals that as the cashier was fetching the cigarettes, the man behind them - a "middle-aged dude" - said: "You're so young, you shouldn't be smoking."

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The Redditor continues: "I don't think this was an appropriate comment even if I did smoke because it's none of his f***ing business. I said 'they're not for me, they’re for my grandpa.'"

After the cashier finished scanning the Redditor's items, the stranger once again interrupted, telling them that their grandpa shouldn't smoke either.

The Redditor explains: "Listen, my grandpa is 92 years old, smoking makes him happy and if he wants to smoke, I'm more than happy to help.

"But none of THAT was this guy's business so instead of saying something clever or snappy, I said 'sorry but I don’t think that's any of your f**king business.'"

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After receiving a "look" from the cashier, the stranger allegedly replied: "Sorry. Jesus."

When the shopper recalled the story to their father, he said that "the dude was not being an a**hole but just trying to be friendly" - but the Redditor disagrees, stating that the stranger was "being invasive and gross".

After sharing their story with the Reddit community, people were left divided over who was in the wrong.

One person commented: "YTA [yes the a**hole] simply for dialing it up to 11 so fast.

"There's a way to tell someone to leave you alone without resorting to 'any of your f***ing business' type immaturity."

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Other users believed both sides were in the wrong. One user typed: "ESH [everyone sucks here]. It wasn't his business, but you were overly hostile."

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Another agreed, writing: "ESH. He was rude for saying what he said and you were rude for being snappy and swearing at him.

"Just wish people were generally nicer to each other. Someone says something like that to me, yeah they're being a but rude, but if they're not being aggressive or horrible, I just assume they're trying to come from a good place and I treat them that way, because what's the harm?"

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However, many people sided with the poster, with one person writing: "I smoke and people tell me ALL THE TIME that it's bad for me.

"I usually respond with an over-exaggerated, 'really?!?! No one ever told me! Wow, this changes everything!"

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Another said: "NTA. It's none of his business and he shouldn't be saying anything unless it's actively affecting him."

So what do you think? Let us know in the comments section below.