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Seriously bad dog owner. But the cat owner shouldn't have let the cat loose to wonder. Keep your pets indoors unless you can supervise but especially secure animals if you're not going to immediately sit the door behind you. Never ever risk letting your pet get out. That owner is lucky that dog didn't do it in front of the cat's owner and even luckier the dog didn't go after a little kid.
@lamija-mc4et that's completely fair. This one hit home for me a bit because I did lose my cat in a traumatic way, & I don't think I can ever forgive the people who tried to cover it up. My gut just knew. So I pushed for more answers & of course, they broke my heart & I still don't think I have all the facts. I'm not sure if I'd rather just think she got out & had a new life, I don't think I'd believe it. Like I said, I knew in my gut. I miss Spice more anything on this planet. Love you, Spicy.
The owner should be held liable some dogs have high prey drive that cannot be trained or of them only managed. The dog is acting on instinct but the owner was acting neglectful in not securing the dog before leaving the door open
Story 3: this story is hitting me more than most because my own cat whom I raised for the last 18 years just passed away (she was old and diabetic, it was inevitable). But even knowing her clock was ticking and everything was hard and I'm still reeling. If I hadn't a clue and she just disappeared, I would develop anxiety just over the worry I'd feel. You guys NEED to tell her immediately. Not asap. Not at the nearest opportunity. RIGHT. NOW. She is without a shadow of a doubt worried sick and you'd better prep for a tongue lashing because you damn well deserve it for holding onto this information. 100% the jerks in this situation and the neighbor who dumped the poor cat's body in the trash isn't a jerk. He's scum.
Exactly, and any dog that is so unstable as to maul a pet could also hurt a child, or even attack an adult neighbor. That neighbor who owns the dogs hasn’t properly trained or domesticated them. He is as bad as his dogs.
My dog killed a stray that jumped into my backyard a few months ago. I ran to stop him, I got myself injured trying to stop him, I door knocked looking for an owner, I took the cat to an emergency vet (it was a late Sunday afternoon) and I more than willingly paid the surrender fee. I damn well called to check in on the cat and see if there was a microchip. Sadly the cat didn't make it, but a sliver of a silver lining is that there was no microchip and no one came looking for the cat. I still think about trying to find the owner and I'm certain there isn't one, you don't just dump the body and let someone suffer...
@@keemkeem3820 Not stressing isn't in my nature, particularly after the way my brother treated both me and my dog after the incident. I'm not stressed my dog did anything wrong, he was just protecting his territory from a strange animal, but I'm not going to stop feeling bad for the cat or worrying that there might be someone missing it as much as I still miss my own cat nearly a year after his disappearance
Story 1: Parking in a handicap spot is just a shitty thing to do. Story 3: You guys need to tell the neighbor, right now. It's already bad and it's just going to get worse as time goes on. The dog owner is in deep shit. And that's coming from a dog person.
The third story. They should just tell the lady what happened to her cat so she can get at the very least some closure and if this creates some issues in the neighborhood then so be it.
No kidding I feel bad for her admittedly my cat is more for helping my anxiety but I would be devastated even if I knew nothing. At least if I knew she if she was dead I wouldn't spend half the night looking for her and I'm sure this lady is doing so too😢
Story 3: OMG if THAT was the dog owner's reaction to what happened, they 100% need to tell her(they should regardless, but) because odds are, they(the owner) knew the dog was aggressive to cats and his dog KILLED HER CAT!! He needs to be held accountable! Especially because he threw away her beloved pet like it was just roadkill without telling her what happened because he KNOWS that she'll be rightfully upset and just doesn't want to deal with it 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 and if those guys don't tell her, they're just as bad and are NOT good friends or neighbors 😤
I agree with you on this! OP and Kevin are the total jerks in this one. They're acting nonchalant, dishonest and they feel that's their right not to tell their elderly neighbor about her cat. If I was the elderly lady's neighbor I go and tell her that the other neighbor's dog was in her yard and killed her cat. The neighbor came and took a shovel, scooped her dead cat and put it in the dumpster! That's so sad. OP and Kevin straight up punks in my opinion for not telling her.
if it happened with my cat they betetr not tell me because if i find out I will make sure he will never be able to get away with soemthing like that ever
@@wowgek7 If this happened to me, well thanks to my state laws and the way my local municipality some very serious things will happen. 1) pets are considered family here and thus the cat getting killed then disposed of constitutes kidnapping and death result from it. so we are talking prison time is on the table (rarely do people get prison time but instead have to pay the kind of fines where you have to sell a car/the house to pay it off). 2) your dog is that aggressive and jumped a cat to that degree? congratulations your dog is being killed because you refused to train it properly. 3) the neighbor is being added to a list where if they are barred from ever having a pet again, if caught with one they will be paying a fine and the animal taken from them. As for the cat owner, they are ALSO a total jerk. Cats should be house cats ONLY unless you live out in farm country. It doesn't matter how much the cat paws at the door or yowls or anything, KEEP IT INDOORS! Cats are prey animals for a huge list of animals. Yes they are also a predator but that is for things smaller than them and can only handle things bigger than themselves when working with other cats. Only a total moron lets a cat outside the home if they aren't a farm cat.
@@Nempo13 1 here they are sadly considered objects just like for example an vase altough ofcourse valued more but still 2 terrible idea most of the time the dog isnt agressive and he could live for example with soemone who does know how to handle it. killing the dog while its not the dogs fault is terrible 3 here only an judge can do that and most of the time its just a few years and it rarely hppens. 4 you cnat be sure I agree with your points about cats staying inside however its also verry possible the cat just got out. as a kid we had cats that escaped on a regulair base. if the doorbel rang and we opened the door for example they would slip out we would try to catch them straight away if that happened but not always siucceeded. and even my current cats it rarely happens. they are always inside but accidents happen. also to be fair here they arent realy prays for animals and most of the time cat vs dog the cat will have the better odds.
OP1: Your dad is a legend for sharing the video and your community are heroes for letting a-hole neighbor know he and his BMW were not welcome in your neighborhood. Not all juries of one's peers comvene in courtrooms.
Story 3 (long). You are not just jerks, you are terrible human beings. You two have probably never owned cats. The feeling you get when they don't come home, where are they?, are they afraid?, are they hurt?, are they even alive? If that happens, tell them. Yes they are gonna be sad their cat is dead, but at least they know what happened, and can accept it and maybe start moving on. We once had a cat who suddenly got sick, and he got outside. Hours went by and we waited, looked for him, nothing. Then late at night he came home, barely able to walk. And the next day we lost him. The vet said it was just a matter of hours. At least then we knew what we had to do and we know what happened. If he didn't come home he would have died outside, and we would probably not have found him. That would have been pure hell for us. Sorry for the long post, I just needed to get this out.
To be fair, OP and his roommate, they didn't do anything. The dog owner is. They were just put in a pretty bad situation were they are going to be the bad guy no matter what they do. Taking some time to think it over doesn't make them bad people.
@@eric98292they are doing something by keeping it a secret from the cat owner and they are absolutely terrible human beings for it especially since it has been months that the incident happen and they still haven’t told her nothing!
Hurray for OP! He did the right thing by telling his parents about the entitled rich jerk who took his little sister's handicap spot and thinks that he wouldn't get away with it. I'm glad that he showed his father the evidence of what that goon did. OP's dad posted what happened on the Facebook community. Talk about fireworks flying! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The entitled rich jerk got the backlash of it on Facebook and the community that he lives in! I love it. His tires got slashed and now he moves out of the neighborhood for good. Maybe this entitled rich jerk will think twice about parking in the disabled handicap zone and not get a ticket, lol!😅 This story made my weekend and put a smile on my face! Much love and kudos, OP. Keep doing what's right for your little sister!
That third story…assuming that it is true, OP, Kevin, and that dog owner are all terrible people. That dog is too dangerous and needs to be taken away, possibly even put down. OP and Kevin are aiding and abetting in a crime of negligence and animal cruelty. The dog owner has committed concealment of a crime and negligence. That dog will hurt someone’s kid, only a matter of time.
A lot of y'all need to stop making me defend the dog owner. I'd like to see y'all try to take my dogs away for tearing up some cat that my dogs don't know who happens to a land in my yard. *Laughs in 12 and 9*
No the dog owner need to be held responsible some dogs have high pet drive that can only be managed is instinct The owner should have secured the dog before leaving the door up open unsupervised there's no way the dog wouldn't have immediately been fetched if the owner had seen it go out off leash
@@AnimeGamer501stdefend the dog not the owner that owner was irresponsible for not securing the dog before leaving the door open I've had both cats and dogs through my life the cat owner was equally responsible for neglect letting the cat get out but as the cat wasn't attacking or killing some other pet or human the cat owner is less at fault but both animals are innocent.
Yeah he is absolutely right you cannot force someone to come to your party if you don't want to that is the quickest way to alienate your relatives and you'll find yourself all alone and believe me it's no fun celebrating Christmas by yourself
OP and Kevin should've told their elderly neighbor about the neighbor who had 2 dogs and that one of them killed her cat in the very beginning when it happened!😡 Both of them are terrible neighbors and they are the jerks! They feel that it's their right not to tell their neighbor and they do not want to get involved? That's so wrong on all levels of life, y'all. What about if the situation was reversed and how would they feel if it was them? Both of them need to go tell her because she has every right to know about what happened to her precious cat. I would be very angry and disappointed if I wasn't told about something bad happened to my pet. Smh in disgust.
@@viviennemorgan7217 I'm sorry but OP and Kevin should've not been acting nochalant about this. I wouldn't let them slide with that. I rather tell the elderly lady about it not causing her to be scared of that negligent neighbor who let those dogs loose in her yard and killed her cat but to call the cops and press charges against that bozo. End Of Story. Period.
@@shawndenisecoley2670 well look if op and kevin tell the neighbor that her cat's been chewed out by this guy's dog she will never trust them again to watch over her pets ever again.
@@viviennemorgan7217 Yes in the end she would lose all respect for them and yes she would not trust in them ever again because of their dishonesty and their untrustworthiness. It happens when you see something that's happening and not say nothing about it.
I was working a busy lunch hour in a bar and i was loaded up to my armpits with dishes I had cleared from the one table. I accidently dropped a dish and apologized to the people saying, "I sure wish I had more arms"...To my utter horror it was then I realized one of the ladies, had no right arm! I was just so shocked that I hadn't noticed before opening my big mouth. I didn't get a tip. 😲
About Christmas travel...grandparents get tired of traveling. It's her grandma's turn. Airports not close, since divorced who will get her there? Her life has changed and she needs to have children around. You don't get but about 40 more visits @2x a year. Either use them while she is available, or regret it after she's gone. Selfish
There's 4 disabled lots in my community. I use one of them. The lot is a lot bigger. Not because i'm an idiot who can't park properly, but for my wheel-chair to open up properly. People need to understand why there are such lots.
You are the jerk if you're asking that question I know it's not your cat but she has a right to know she has a right to closure if I were in her place I would seriously think that you had something to do with this
Story 3: This story hit me hard, I recently lost a cat. He was pretty young, only 3 years old, and he was so sweet. I miss him so much, he was a part of the family. He went missing, and we never found him. It’s been 3 months now, and I’ve accepted that he’s not coming back. I wish I had closure. I hope he’s up in kitty heaven catching all the mice he could ever dream of.
Both of the people involved in story 3 and the presenter seem to be missing the most important factor. They didn't do anything nor say anything about the dangerous dog that killed the woman's cat. Yes she has a right to know what happened to her pet but so do the police when it comes to a dangerous animal. It 100% should be put down.
Story 1: I think that guy is much more then a "Grade A" jerk, try "Grade AAA". It's bad enough to park in a special designated handicap spot, but to confront the OP about it after getting fined, along with all the other crap he was spewing.... did he really think that nothing was going to happen here? Never underestimate a tight-knit community like that, especially when one of the people is a disabled child. Neighbours like that hate people that mess with disabled children and that jerk deserved to get run out of the area. Story 2: I think there's some things not being told here, because it sounds like some people don't want to be around the MIL here... not just because of some weird "boundary". It does sound like a demand. Story 3: Okay, if the other neighbour or Kevin won't tell the neighbour about the cat... then the OP should. Don't just stay quiet about the whole thing. Thats just awful and rather cowardly. Story 4: All parents think their children are the best of the best at whatever sport they play. Stuff like this is why a lot of kids quit playing and a lot of people like that OP dont work/volunteer for coaching and the like. The kid in question here was certainly no saint either, but screw that Karen. Story 5: As someone who has been in the restaurant business a little over 20 years, this is actually hilarious. I get that it isn't quite as funny to the person who got the glass, but it is still pretty funny looking back on. Sometimes some of the wines and other beverages can have the same colours and some of the sauces. I know i made the mistake one time of mixing flavoured fish sauce into my fruit juice canteen, thinking it was ice tea.
They would have the right to know first and foremost but the most important thing here is that by ignoring it a pattern of behavior with a dangerous animal is unreported. It's only a matter of time before an aggressive dog like that hurts somebody else and eventually it's not going to be a cat you can just throw away. People can say they're trying to spare someone's feelings all day want, but ultimately it's not up to them and lying to the woman knowing full well what happened makes you the jerk
The first one was a grade A jerk but he got a grade A karma! Don´t mess with people with handicaps. I have autism. This is not the same thing as any physical handicap but I feel a lot of empathy to those who have. After all... We are equally humans! Those who is jerks to people with handicaps shows what kind of people they are! Bastards!
Let me put it like this, if they told her what happened to her cat when it happened, the dog would be put down if she called animal control over it. Im not saying whether it would be right or wrong, just stating what would happen.
Absolutely right. That would certainly be bad for everyone if that happend. It would create a lot of anger between all the neighbors. Not saying they shouldn't tell, but they need to know that's the consequence.
It should be put down. Seems dangerous if it is willing to do that to someone else’s pet. I’ve known of people with dogs that did this, they move up from pet to child eventually unless something is done.
Cat story: Yes, the owner should have been told without delay. Even now, telling her is a necessity. You could make it somewhat anonymous by telling her that you didnt recognize the dogs. I feel that it would be better to tell her about the dogs. As i understand the story, the cat seems to have been badly trained, because he was sitting in the dog owners yard. Suicide by dog?
not to be a bitch but I don't think the cat was tryna get itself killed here, while yes it shouldn't of been in that neighbors yard, the fucking neighbor should've been watching their damn dogs and what they were doing. mofo's asking for a lawsuit if he doesn't keep watch of his dogs and what they're doing./lh because if that was any of my cats I would've sent that guy to court with a broken femur/exag/lh/nsrs
story 3: a lot of people are saying the OP needs to tell the cat owner and i would 100% agree if the dog owner didn't know Kevin saw what happened. as the saying goes snitches get stitches and the dog owner will probably retaliate against the OP and Kevin. my first cat was a indoor outdoor cat because he didn't like staying indoors so when he stopped coming home after a couple of weeks, i knew he wasn't coming back. so now I keep my current cat indoors.
The amount of terrible things people have done in these videos, it kind of makes me want some of the various Karens and other jerks to get some PHYSICAL punishment. But money loss will do
Too bad u can’t post those signs in my neighborhood I’m blind and have a bus pick me up but a lot of times especially when it snows people park in front of our house including the path my dad clears to make it easier to get to the street sometimes I have to walk a block down just to get on the bus safety
The Cat story is a big ol mixed bag for me. I’m a big cat lover myself so my immediate bias would be to want to know. But, at the same time, I actually have been in a similar boat since I was less than 10 years old (I’m 27 now for reference). We had a cat named Tiger WAY back in the day who was an outdoor cat. Always coming and going, bringing dead moles and mice inside. He was nice. But then, one day, he never came back. We waited months, but he was gone. As a kid, I thought he was just living it up. In my teens, I thought maybe someone adopted him. As an adult, I almost wonder if he was killed by a car, a person, or another animal. But I try to believe that he was taken in by someone who didn’t know he had a home and he lived a long happy life. Ignorance is bliss sometimes, and made his disappearance easier to handle. Compared to knowing how other cats my family has owned have passed away (one died because of an allergic reaction to Flea Bath formula, one from getting into rat poison, and the last of old age and dwindling health), he is the easiest to cope with, since at least I can pretend he had a happy life instead of a similar sad fate. Moraly, someone should have told that woman, absolutely. Though my guess is the neighbor refuses to for fear of the reaction since it was his fault and his dog that caused it.
Nah you're cat died or was eaten by a bigger animal, thems the facts. Also screw ignorance is bliss, people deserve to know and need to learn how to handle the truth, because if you can't handle the truth then disappear from the face of the planet. Humanity doesn't need people living in a false reality.
The OP in the first story is a massive AH. Yeah, the red car driver was in the wrong for parking in the spot and then going around and getting confrontational afterwards. But the OP was far worse by inciting violence against him. If the guy had been a continuous problem then that is one thing, but doing it once and going over and getting angry about a ticket, although AHish, is not a reason to publicly shame him with the full knowledge that it would incite violence and retribution against him. So yeah, the OP in the first story is just as AHish as the guy they're talking about.
The OP in story 3 was horribly callous. Why provide cover for a neighbor with a vicious dog who casually throws someone's beloved cat into a trash can? I can only imagine the grief that the poor pet parent went through. Please, readers, keep your cats inside _for their own safety._ Sadly, stories such as this are not uncommon.
Story 3, OP brother AND the neighbor especially are all assholes. Animal control should have been called on those dogs ASAP, they are obviously violent, and the owner seems to not care since he just took the cat and dumped it in the trash. Brothers need to tell the poor lady, and something needs to be done about those dogs.
Seriously, why do people think that the proper response to animals being animals is to punish the owner and kill the other animal. Like bro I have cats and dogs they're used to each other, but I know my dogs would absolutely tear up another wild or someone's animal because they don't know them. With all that said, someone (anybody) tries to take my animals away from me and tries to put them down, good ol' 2 amamend will roll in for me. Eff you for trying.
@@AnimeGamer501st if your dog attacked and kill any animal i own unprovoked. You can guarantee my response you be a bullet, as the owner its your responsibility to train your pet, can't do that you should not own it
That woman has a right to know that her dick hole neighbor and his murderous dog killed her pet. The man did not give one half of a single fuck and just dumped it in a trash can not caring that his negligence caused his dog to kill someone's pet. If that dog's first reaction when seeing another living thing was to kill it that dog should be taken away and put down. I say this as somebody who has both dogs and cats in the same house and have never had a single problem because my animals ARE TRAINED.
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Story 3: that poor cat & that poor woman. shame on the dog's owner, & shame on OP & their roommate for keeping it from her.
I don't think the OP is the bad guy in this story. If I had lost my cat, I would prefer to believe that it was lost rather than knowing it's deid.
Seriously bad dog owner. But the cat owner shouldn't have let the cat loose to wonder.
Keep your pets indoors unless you can supervise but especially secure animals if you're not going to immediately sit the door behind you. Never ever risk letting your pet get out. That owner is lucky that dog didn't do it in front of the cat's owner and even luckier the dog didn't go after a little kid.
@@syrusorelio2309 agreed! Bad dog owners, no bad dogs.
@lamija-mc4et that's completely fair. This one hit home for me a bit because I did lose my cat in a traumatic way, & I don't think I can ever forgive the people who tried to cover it up. My gut just knew. So I pushed for more answers & of course, they broke my heart & I still don't think I have all the facts. I'm not sure if I'd rather just think she got out & had a new life, I don't think I'd believe it. Like I said, I knew in my gut. I miss Spice more anything on this planet. Love you, Spicy.
Story 1: the irony of saying the villain didn't have a leg to stand on when reading a disability story, while probably unintentional, was perfect.
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Story 1 is just crazy
Ikr
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AND hilarious! The karma part
Crazy? I was crazy once.
@@AdijanSmiles-nt1mzThey Locked Me In A Room. A Rubber Room.
Story 3 holy hell. I would have tried to take a pic of the attack and notified the owner. The dog owner should be held liable.
The owner should be held liable some dogs have high prey drive that cannot be trained or of them only managed. The dog is acting on instinct but the owner was acting neglectful in not securing the dog before leaving the door open
Story 3: this story is hitting me more than most because my own cat whom I raised for the last 18 years just passed away (she was old and diabetic, it was inevitable). But even knowing her clock was ticking and everything was hard and I'm still reeling. If I hadn't a clue and she just disappeared, I would develop anxiety just over the worry I'd feel. You guys NEED to tell her immediately. Not asap. Not at the nearest opportunity. RIGHT. NOW. She is without a shadow of a doubt worried sick and you'd better prep for a tongue lashing because you damn well deserve it for holding onto this information. 100% the jerks in this situation and the neighbor who dumped the poor cat's body in the trash isn't a jerk. He's scum.
Exactly, and any dog that is so unstable as to maul a pet could also hurt a child, or even attack an adult neighbor. That neighbor who owns the dogs hasn’t properly trained or domesticated them. He is as bad as his dogs.
My dog killed a stray that jumped into my backyard a few months ago. I ran to stop him, I got myself injured trying to stop him, I door knocked looking for an owner, I took the cat to an emergency vet (it was a late Sunday afternoon) and I more than willingly paid the surrender fee. I damn well called to check in on the cat and see if there was a microchip. Sadly the cat didn't make it, but a sliver of a silver lining is that there was no microchip and no one came looking for the cat. I still think about trying to find the owner and I'm certain there isn't one, you don't just dump the body and let someone suffer...
@@princessmarlena1359 The dog isn't unstable its being an animal which is natural. The owner just didn't train it .
@@drakephoenixfeather4056 The cat died and there clearly is no owner you can stop stressing.
@@keemkeem3820 Not stressing isn't in my nature, particularly after the way my brother treated both me and my dog after the incident. I'm not stressed my dog did anything wrong, he was just protecting his territory from a strange animal, but I'm not going to stop feeling bad for the cat or worrying that there might be someone missing it as much as I still miss my own cat nearly a year after his disappearance
Story 1: Parking in a handicap spot is just a shitty thing to do.
Story 3: You guys need to tell the neighbor, right now. It's already bad and it's just going to get worse as time goes on. The dog owner is in deep shit. And that's coming from a dog person.
The third story. They should just tell the lady what happened to her cat so she can get at the very least some closure and if this creates some issues in the neighborhood then so be it.
No kidding I feel bad for her admittedly my cat is more for helping my anxiety but I would be devastated even if I knew nothing. At least if I knew she if she was dead I wouldn't spend half the night looking for her and I'm sure this lady is doing so too😢
Story 3: OMG if THAT was the dog owner's reaction to what happened, they 100% need to tell her(they should regardless, but) because odds are, they(the owner) knew the dog was aggressive to cats and his dog KILLED HER CAT!! He needs to be held accountable! Especially because he threw away her beloved pet like it was just roadkill without telling her what happened because he KNOWS that she'll be rightfully upset and just doesn't want to deal with it 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 and if those guys don't tell her, they're just as bad and are NOT good friends or neighbors 😤
I was about to say the same they are just as bad for witnessing it and not telling the neighbor.
I agree with you on this! OP and Kevin are the total jerks in this one. They're acting nonchalant, dishonest and they feel that's their right not to tell their elderly neighbor about her cat. If I was the elderly lady's neighbor I go and tell her that the other neighbor's dog was in her yard and killed her cat. The neighbor came and took a shovel, scooped her dead cat and put it in the dumpster! That's so sad. OP and Kevin straight up punks in my opinion for not telling her.
if it happened with my cat they betetr not tell me because if i find out I will make sure he will never be able to get away with soemthing like that ever
@@wowgek7 If this happened to me, well thanks to my state laws and the way my local municipality some very serious things will happen.
1) pets are considered family here and thus the cat getting killed then disposed of constitutes kidnapping and death result from it. so we are talking prison time is on the table (rarely do people get prison time but instead have to pay the kind of fines where you have to sell a car/the house to pay it off).
2) your dog is that aggressive and jumped a cat to that degree? congratulations your dog is being killed because you refused to train it properly.
3) the neighbor is being added to a list where if they are barred from ever having a pet again, if caught with one they will be paying a fine and the animal taken from them.
As for the cat owner, they are ALSO a total jerk. Cats should be house cats ONLY unless you live out in farm country. It doesn't matter how much the cat paws at the door or yowls or anything, KEEP IT INDOORS! Cats are prey animals for a huge list of animals. Yes they are also a predator but that is for things smaller than them and can only handle things bigger than themselves when working with other cats. Only a total moron lets a cat outside the home if they aren't a farm cat.
@@Nempo13 1 here they are sadly considered objects just like for example an vase altough ofcourse valued more but still
2 terrible idea most of the time the dog isnt agressive and he could live for example with soemone who does know how to handle it. killing the dog while its not the dogs fault is terrible
3 here only an judge can do that and most of the time its just a few years and it rarely hppens.
4 you cnat be sure I agree with your points about cats staying inside however its also verry possible the cat just got out. as a kid we had cats that escaped on a regulair base. if the doorbel rang and we opened the door for example they would slip out we would try to catch them straight away if that happened but not always siucceeded. and even my current cats it rarely happens. they are always inside but accidents happen.
also to be fair here they arent realy prays for animals and most of the time cat vs dog the cat will have the better odds.
OP1: Your dad is a legend for sharing the video and your community are heroes for letting a-hole neighbor know he and his BMW were not welcome in your neighborhood. Not all juries of one's peers comvene in courtrooms.
9:06 In this situation I would DAMMAND that dog "Joins them" without remorse.
AINT no way Batman riding a rocket powered motorcycle
Story 3 (long). You are not just jerks, you are terrible human beings. You two have probably never owned cats. The feeling you get when they don't come home, where are they?, are they afraid?, are they hurt?, are they even alive? If that happens, tell them. Yes they are gonna be sad their cat is dead, but at least they know what happened, and can accept it and maybe start moving on.
We once had a cat who suddenly got sick, and he got outside. Hours went by and we waited, looked for him, nothing. Then late at night he came home, barely able to walk. And the next day we lost him. The vet said it was just a matter of hours. At least then we knew what we had to do and we know what happened. If he didn't come home he would have died outside, and we would probably not have found him. That would have been pure hell for us.
Sorry for the long post, I just needed to get this out.
I totally agree. My condolences regarding your cat, btw.
To be fair, OP and his roommate, they didn't do anything. The dog owner is. They were just put in a pretty bad situation were they are going to be the bad guy no matter what they do. Taking some time to think it over doesn't make them bad people.
@@eric98292they are doing something by keeping it a secret from the cat owner and they are absolutely terrible human beings for it especially since it has been months that the incident happen and they still haven’t told her nothing!
Hurray for OP! He did the right thing by telling his parents about the entitled rich jerk who took his little sister's handicap spot and thinks that he wouldn't get away with it.
I'm glad that he showed his father the evidence of what that goon did. OP's dad posted what happened on the Facebook community. Talk about fireworks flying! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The entitled rich jerk got the backlash of it on Facebook and the community that he lives in! I love it. His tires got slashed and now he moves out of the neighborhood for good. Maybe this entitled rich jerk will think twice about parking in the disabled handicap zone and not get a ticket, lol!😅
This story made my weekend and put a smile on my face! Much love and kudos, OP. Keep doing what's right for your little sister!
That third story…assuming that it is true, OP, Kevin, and that dog owner are all terrible people. That dog is too dangerous and needs to be taken away, possibly even put down. OP and Kevin are aiding and abetting in a crime of negligence and animal cruelty. The dog owner has committed concealment of a crime and negligence. That dog will hurt someone’s kid, only a matter of time.
A lot of y'all need to stop making me defend the dog owner. I'd like to see y'all try to take my dogs away for tearing up some cat that my dogs don't know who happens to a land in my yard. *Laughs in 12 and 9*
No the dog owner need to be held responsible some dogs have high pet drive that can only be managed is instinct
The owner should have secured the dog before leaving the door up open unsupervised there's no way the dog wouldn't have immediately been fetched if the owner had seen it go out off leash
@@AnimeGamer501stdefend the dog not the owner that owner was irresponsible for not securing the dog before leaving the door open I've had both cats and dogs through my life the cat owner was equally responsible for neglect letting the cat get out but as the cat wasn't attacking or killing some other pet or human the cat owner is less at fault but both animals are innocent.
Yeah he is absolutely right you cannot force someone to come to your party if you don't want to that is the quickest way to alienate your relatives and you'll find yourself all alone and believe me it's no fun celebrating Christmas by yourself
OP and Kevin should've told their elderly neighbor about the neighbor who had 2 dogs and that one of them killed her cat in the very beginning when it happened!😡
Both of them are terrible neighbors and they are the jerks!
They feel that it's their right not to tell their neighbor and they do not want to get involved?
That's so wrong on all levels of life, y'all. What about if the situation was reversed and how would they feel if it was them?
Both of them need to go tell her because she has every right to know about what happened to her precious cat. I would be very angry and disappointed if I wasn't told about something bad happened to my pet. Smh in disgust.
but op might get his neighbor scared if he told her.
@@viviennemorgan7217 I'm sorry but OP and Kevin should've not been acting nochalant about this. I wouldn't let them slide with that. I rather tell the elderly lady about it not causing her to be scared of that negligent neighbor who let those dogs loose in her yard and killed her cat but to call the cops and press charges against that bozo. End Of Story. Period.
@@shawndenisecoley2670 well look if op and kevin tell the neighbor that her cat's been chewed out by this guy's dog she will never trust them again to watch over her pets ever again.
@@viviennemorgan7217 Yes in the end she would lose all respect for them and yes she would not trust in them ever again because of their dishonesty and their untrustworthiness. It happens when you see something that's happening and not say nothing about it.
@@shawndenisecoley2670well said
The first story was interesting
So she deserves to know that her cat had a horrible death instead of thinking it ran away
Baseball story: Mom is not exactly raising a team player, is she?
I was working a busy lunch hour in a bar and i was loaded up to my armpits with dishes I had cleared from the one table. I accidently dropped a dish and apologized to the people saying, "I sure wish I had more arms"...To my utter horror it was then I realized one of the ladies, had no right arm! I was just so shocked that I hadn't noticed before opening my big mouth. I didn't get a tip. 😲
For the soy sauce wine a solution should be to smell it before anything else
About Christmas travel...grandparents get tired of traveling. It's her grandma's turn. Airports not close, since divorced who will get her there? Her life has changed and she needs to have children around. You don't get but about 40 more visits @2x a year. Either use them while she is available, or regret it after she's gone. Selfish
Story 3: i hope everyone involved with keeping this from her can sleep soundly knowing how much pain the lady would be in
OP2: That is not "setting a boundary." It is making a demand.
if i had a dollar for every time all the stories said neighbor, i'd be rich
There's 4 disabled lots in my community. I use one of them. The lot is a lot bigger. Not because i'm an idiot who can't park properly, but for my wheel-chair to open up properly.
People need to understand why there are such lots.
Story 2... Her mom can spend Christmas alone then.
You are the jerk if you're asking that question I know it's not your cat but she has a right to know she has a right to closure if I were in her place I would seriously think that you had something to do with this
the cat story sounds very simmilar to what happend inmy neigbourhood
Story 3: This story hit me hard, I recently lost a cat. He was pretty young, only 3 years old, and he was so sweet. I miss him so much, he was a part of the family. He went missing, and we never found him. It’s been 3 months now, and I’ve accepted that he’s not coming back. I wish I had closure. I hope he’s up in kitty heaven catching all the mice he could ever dream of.
Both of the people involved in story 3 and the presenter seem to be missing the most important factor. They didn't do anything nor say anything about the dangerous dog that killed the woman's cat. Yes she has a right to know what happened to her pet but so do the police when it comes to a dangerous animal. It 100% should be put down.
Poor kitty cat!!!😭😭😭😭
Story 1: I think that guy is much more then a "Grade A" jerk, try "Grade AAA". It's bad enough to park in a special designated handicap spot, but to confront the OP about it after getting fined, along with all the other crap he was spewing.... did he really think that nothing was going to happen here? Never underestimate a tight-knit community like that, especially when one of the people is a disabled child. Neighbours like that hate people that mess with disabled children and that jerk deserved to get run out of the area.
Story 2: I think there's some things not being told here, because it sounds like some people don't want to be around the MIL here... not just because of some weird "boundary". It does sound like a demand.
Story 3: Okay, if the other neighbour or Kevin won't tell the neighbour about the cat... then the OP should. Don't just stay quiet about the whole thing. Thats just awful and rather cowardly.
Story 4: All parents think their children are the best of the best at whatever sport they play. Stuff like this is why a lot of kids quit playing and a lot of people like that OP dont work/volunteer for coaching and the like. The kid in question here was certainly no saint either, but screw that Karen.
Story 5: As someone who has been in the restaurant business a little over 20 years, this is actually hilarious. I get that it isn't quite as funny to the person who got the glass, but it is still pretty funny looking back on. Sometimes some of the wines and other beverages can have the same colours and some of the sauces. I know i made the mistake one time of mixing flavoured fish sauce into my fruit juice canteen, thinking it was ice tea.
By being an hour late every day that would be saying they have to wait on her in order to start the game absolutely not fair at all
Story 3: what if you watched your favorite persons animal get torn apart and thrown away? You gunna tell them and watch them cry themselves to sleep?
They would have the right to know first and foremost but the most important thing here is that by ignoring it a pattern of behavior with a dangerous animal is unreported. It's only a matter of time before an aggressive dog like that hurts somebody else and eventually it's not going to be a cat you can just throw away.
People can say they're trying to spare someone's feelings all day want, but ultimately it's not up to them and lying to the woman knowing full well what happened makes you the jerk
The first one was a grade A jerk but he got a grade A karma! Don´t mess with people with handicaps. I have autism. This is not the same thing as any physical handicap but I feel a lot of empathy to those who have. After all... We are equally humans! Those who is jerks to people with handicaps shows what kind of people they are! Bastards!
bro you shouldn't say that i thought it was something else
Let me put it like this, if they told her what happened to her cat when it happened, the dog would be put down if she called animal control over it. Im not saying whether it would be right or wrong, just stating what would happen.
Absolutely right. That would certainly be bad for everyone if that happend. It would create a lot of anger between all the neighbors. Not saying they shouldn't tell, but they need to know that's the consequence.
Yeah but unistly I would have called the cops if a dog wel attack like that I would be worried it around the neighborhood
It should be put down. Seems dangerous if it is willing to do that to someone else’s pet. I’ve known of people with dogs that did this, they move up from pet to child eventually unless something is done.
Absolutely justified. If this person can't avoid his pet dog turning into a killing machine - it's on him
@@princessmarlena1359you saying this shows what kind of person you are
Cat story: Yes, the owner should have been told without delay. Even now, telling her is a necessity. You could make it somewhat anonymous by telling her that you didnt recognize the dogs. I feel that it would be better to tell her about the dogs.
As i understand the story, the cat seems to have been badly trained, because he was sitting in the dog owners yard. Suicide by dog?
not to be a bitch but I don't think the cat was tryna get itself killed here, while yes it shouldn't of been in that neighbors yard, the fucking neighbor should've been watching their damn dogs and what they were doing.
mofo's asking for a lawsuit if he doesn't keep watch of his dogs and what they're doing./lh
because if that was any of my cats I would've sent that guy to court with a broken femur/exag/lh/nsrs
story 3: a lot of people are saying the OP needs to tell the cat owner and i would 100% agree if the dog owner didn't know Kevin saw what happened. as the saying goes snitches get stitches and the dog owner will probably retaliate against the OP and Kevin. my first cat was a indoor outdoor cat because he didn't like staying indoors so when he stopped coming home after a couple of weeks, i knew he wasn't coming back. so now I keep my current cat indoors.
On story three, it's not all the dog owners fault. She should have kept her cat in the house and not leave it out loose. They are both to blame.
Within 10 minutes let’s gooooo!
The amount of terrible things people have done in these videos, it kind of makes me want some of the various Karens and other jerks to get some PHYSICAL punishment. But money loss will do
Story 4: uh fun fact soy sauce poisoning is a thing so its a good thing the customer only had a sip
realy like your videos👍👍
The soy sauce story is not the servers fault. The cook should have properly labeled and dated the soy sauce
Stoy 1 the jerk could have sued them
Too bad u can’t post those signs in my neighborhood I’m blind and have a bus pick me up but a lot of times especially when it snows people park in front of our house including the path my dad clears to make it easier to get to the street sometimes I have to walk a block down just to get on the bus safety
don't tell her that dog could be put down and dogs are waaaayyy better than cats so it would be a major loss
Story 1. BMW drivers can park and drive however they want, they are fully entitled to not give a shit about anyone else
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The Cat story is a big ol mixed bag for me. I’m a big cat lover myself so my immediate bias would be to want to know. But, at the same time, I actually have been in a similar boat since I was less than 10 years old (I’m 27 now for reference). We had a cat named Tiger WAY back in the day who was an outdoor cat. Always coming and going, bringing dead moles and mice inside. He was nice. But then, one day, he never came back. We waited months, but he was gone. As a kid, I thought he was just living it up. In my teens, I thought maybe someone adopted him. As an adult, I almost wonder if he was killed by a car, a person, or another animal. But I try to believe that he was taken in by someone who didn’t know he had a home and he lived a long happy life. Ignorance is bliss sometimes, and made his disappearance easier to handle. Compared to knowing how other cats my family has owned have passed away (one died because of an allergic reaction to Flea Bath formula, one from getting into rat poison, and the last of old age and dwindling health), he is the easiest to cope with, since at least I can pretend he had a happy life instead of a similar sad fate.
Moraly, someone should have told that woman, absolutely. Though my guess is the neighbor refuses to for fear of the reaction since it was his fault and his dog that caused it.
Nah you're cat died or was eaten by a bigger animal, thems the facts. Also screw ignorance is bliss, people deserve to know and need to learn how to handle the truth, because if you can't handle the truth then disappear from the face of the planet. Humanity doesn't need people living in a false reality.
@@AnimeGamer501st At least have proper grammar before being a heartless piece of trash.
The OP in the first story is a massive AH. Yeah, the red car driver was in the wrong for parking in the spot and then going around and getting confrontational afterwards. But the OP was far worse by inciting violence against him. If the guy had been a continuous problem then that is one thing, but doing it once and going over and getting angry about a ticket, although AHish, is not a reason to publicly shame him with the full knowledge that it would incite violence and retribution against him. So yeah, the OP in the first story is just as AHish as the guy they're talking about.
Also the thing is was that OP or no one in the family went over to say anything to him before calling the cops either
um coment left 12 days ago? 6 minutes after release?
Day 133 of saying the same thing until I get pinned
Karen's getting destroyed is one of the best parts of my life
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The kast story
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Put down the dog in story 3
everytime i hear you i think youre voice is AI lol
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In my opinion.. I rather not have OP and Kevin tell me, I rather believe the cat ran off.
Hearing what had happen would just break me.
The OP in story 3 was horribly callous. Why provide cover for a neighbor with a vicious dog who casually throws someone's beloved cat into a trash can? I can only imagine the grief that the poor pet parent went through.
Please, readers, keep your cats inside _for their own safety._ Sadly, stories such as this are not uncommon.
Story 3, OP brother AND the neighbor especially are all assholes. Animal control should have been called on those dogs ASAP, they are obviously violent, and the owner seems to not care since he just took the cat and dumped it in the trash.
Brothers need to tell the poor lady, and something needs to be done about those dogs.
*laughs in 12 and 9 millimeter*
Seriously, why do people think that the proper response to animals being animals is to punish the owner and kill the other animal. Like bro I have cats and dogs they're used to each other, but I know my dogs would absolutely tear up another wild or someone's animal because they don't know them. With all that said, someone (anybody) tries to take my animals away from me and tries to put them down, good ol' 2 amamend will roll in for me. Eff you for trying.
@@AnimeGamer501st if your dog attacked and kill any animal i own unprovoked. You can guarantee my response you be a bullet, as the owner its your responsibility to train your pet, can't do that you should not own it
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Find something much less annoying then flying around on a bike the entire video.
Story 3: THAT CAT IS GONE. It's either don't say anything and one person in upset or tell and u got 2 people mad at YOU. Na OP is not the 🍑🕳️
That woman has a right to know that her dick hole neighbor and his murderous dog killed her pet. The man did not give one half of a single fuck and just dumped it in a trash can not caring that his negligence caused his dog to kill someone's pet.
If that dog's first reaction when seeing another living thing was to kill it that dog should be taken away and put down. I say this as somebody who has both dogs and cats in the same house and have never had a single problem because my animals ARE TRAINED.
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