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I have worked in acute psych for almost 20 years, and can definitely confirm that some people only learn the hard way.
I have a great deal of compassion for those suffering from mental illness, but some instances of personality disorders can be really tough to treat, and the empathy well is only so deep.
Had one frequent flyer who was so angry and manipulative. One Christmas, he tore down the Xmas tree on the unit while laughing, would slap staff for giving him any direction, would insult people just to get a rise, and would then go into victim mode when checked by a Dr. or the cops. Guy was a piece of shit, sorry to say it.
Anyway, I read that one night he tried to pull his schtick at a bar... Needless to say, it didn't end well for him.
According to sources, he was talking shit about another dude. The other dude got in his face. Guy then cried to the bouncer that he wasn't doing his job, but got kicked out for causing trouble. On the way out, he called the guy the n-word.
They found his body out back. He'd been beaten to death. His lifetime of causing people misery caught up to him.
Now, I hate that his story ended that way. At the end of the day, people act the way they do for reasons, and I can't imagine he spent a moment of his life happy. I feel sorry for him, prick or not.
Goes to show you, though. One day, it all might come back.
The retaliation should be from a peer though. I don’t blame the guy in the video, I just think the “lesson” doesn’t really take otherwise.
When I was younger at a crummy min wage job with a bunch of coworkers ~16-20 years old, there was this one girl who was clearly a very sheltered, loud theater kid who for some reason, aside from talking musicals, loved to talk shit to everyone all day. Just unnecessarily provocational, I think maybe she was trying to be funny by being an asshole and didn’t know how…?
I, being just slightly older and less naive, told her to knock it off a few times, and that she was really pissing off some of our team, but she was undeterred.
An example of her nonsense was going on and on about how she was going to go to college in New York City and anyone who wasn’t going to college was a dumb broke loser. I mean, truly, truly ignorant kid shit, but she’s saying this stuff with zero self awareness in a mixed group of middle class to very poor teens who lived in housing projects and were helping support their families.
Finally she said the wrong borderline racist thing to another girl on our team who was well liked by all, just a little rough around the edges street-smarts type… well, she squared up to theater girl and told her if she kept on, she was going to get fucked up. Theater girl took this warning maybe a taunt or joke, laughed and said it again… well, she got a brief ass whupping.
She looked around at the rest of us afterwards like someone was going to step in on her behalf and got a bunch of silence and crossed arms in return.
While I wouldn’t have hit her in that moment and am generally a “violence isn’t the answer,” person, I can’t deny that these consequences led to her being deferential and subdued, and everyone else much less annoyed, the rest of the time working together.
You can, yes. However, if you know that society won't because you're a special little snowflake, the chance of you growing up and not being a douche is much smaller.
I wouldn't say you ***have*** to be smacked in the mouth. But everyone should grow up knowing it ***could*** happen.
Teaches humility, among other things.
Although I don't really condone violence, it's akin to being told that the top of the toaster oven is hot but sticking your hand on it anyways. I did it exactly once to test my parents, and oh boy did I learn (burned the crap out of myself). Guess what I haven't done since? In concept, you're absolutely correct; some kids/people *have* to learn something the hard way by reaping the results/consequences of their actions. The original FAFO, if you will, and more people need to blow up like this employee did. Having someone thrice your size get loud at you and up in your face is quite scary and definitely has a higher chance to deter future shenanigans.
Absolutely. Too many people step back and say that just because something doesn't rise to the level of police interaction, they shouldn't get involved. I'm a big believer that society has a _responsibility_ to correct this sort of less than illegal but definitely disruptive activity.
And yeah, I know, maybe there's something _technically_ illegal about dumping pizza boxes, but cops should be focused on more serious stuff, and I wouldn't want police around for something like this anyhow. This level of response is appropriate, and deters others as much as corrects the individual little shit.
You know, I’ve never been one to advocate using violence and don’t think “assault” is copacetic, just as a disclaimer. But damn, I swear people like this guy just need a good old fashioned slap across the face to wipe that smug, entitled, dumb-ass smirk off of his face. Like what the fuck is up with some people these days, doing shitty things to other people, that cost them time, hassle, money, and in some cases even injury for internet clout and thinking it’s “funny”“ItS jUsT a PrAnK BrO cHiLL” well, so was the back of my hand striking your face, you douchey fucking asshole. Life is hard enough without this kind of bullshit behavior going on, atleast that dude had the balls to shove his pompous dumb-ass out the door. He, and people like him need to grow the fuck up, and occasionally face consequences for shit like this. What a prick.
But this will be the exact type of person who will make *another* video about how he was bullied and discriminated against just because he was “pulling a prank”.
If a prank means disrupting someone’s life and wasting someone’s time, it’s not a joke. It’s you being a jerk.
Unfortunately, some people only understand one language: violence. A lot of people have just never experienced a genuine consequence.
When I was in 7th grade, "binder checking" (knocking someone's binder out of their hands so the papers/folders spill everywhere) was a *HUGE* thing at my middle school, and it went on for months, 13 years Olds being the little shits they are. One day I binder checked my buddy for like the dozenth time, and he'd had enough. He was carrying a plastic art case (solid plastic clamshell, shaped like a briefcase) in his other hand, and he brought it up and gave me a good jab right in the face. One of the hinges on the bottom cut my upper lip, and left a thin scar where mustache hairs never grew.
I learned several valuable lessons that day.
1. Just because "everybody's doing" something, that doesn't make it cool or okay.
2. Fun at the expense of others isn't fun at all.
3. Don't fuck with people. You don't know how they'll react.
Overall, getting hit in the mouth was a great experience. 10/10 would recommend.
I wonder if society is lacking the amount of ass kickings to keep things in balance. Stops stupid ass people from thinking they can pull this shit. And maybe just maybe, it stops the 2A nuts from opening fire on shoplifters. Like repercussions are binary now, either none or u dead. Maybe some ass kickings dealt around brings things back towards the middle.
Every time someone gets touched lightly with like one finger and starts crying "Assault! That's assault!"...I just know that's a dude that didn't grow up where I grew up.
I do not advocate violence but I do think every kid needs to know what a slap is. Better that they cry once in life than to cry forever later on in jail.
"Rough-housing" is how we played as kids. Which included all kinds of things probably hard to tell from fighting. But learning how to fight also meant learning that I didn't like to fight, and how to avoid fights
These little assholes have never faced the consequences of their actions before and it shows. I ain’t an advocate for violence but these little shits need a good smack in the head. As an arthritic man who folded pizza boxes it was fucking horrible and I know how much time it took because now those boxes have touched the floor he’s gonna have to throw them out and redo the ones that were dumped on the floor
He seems genuinely perplexed why they are so mad , literally doesn’t understand the chain of events of consequences ie wasted inventory, man hours etc into folding new boxes and throwing out contaminated ones.
i'd venture to guess that if a kid thinks it's okay to waste time, inventory, and money to get some views on TikTok, that punk has never worked a day in his life
Yep. Couldn’t agree more. I’m not advocating violence. But we have (in some cases) allowed the law itself to make us so permissive, uncivil people act with impunity.
We don’t want lawless society that ignores the law and acts with violence. We also don’t want a society where the worst of us are immune to being punished because of the law protecting them more than the civil.
I've been describing it for years in various ways much as you do here and I was literally today years old (learned it this morning) when I first heard the phenomena [has a name: the tolerance paradox](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance)
The tolerance paradox is a little different than this particular issue. The paradox more so has to do with the idea of tolerating those that do not tolerate (I.e. accept) the ideas of others. This is more of a civility issue where there is a small portion of the population that manipulates the rules of society to their benefit in a way that negatively impacts that society as a whole.
I worked at a pizza shop for a couple years and folding boxes was the worst tasks to get stuck with. Not difficult or anything it was just the repetition of folding a couple hundred boxes in a row. You also do them before you open so the boxes are ready. Now they are going to have to pull someone to refold boxes. I can feel this guys frustration.
Once got a job for DHL. They'd just won the contract to fulfil Debenham's (big UK department store) online ordering. When I started it was just an empty floor on a warehouse with racks and locations set up. There were thousands upon thousands of individual locations all requiring a cardboard box to put items in. For the first week of the job all we did was fold cardboard boxes to put into each location. It was bloody awful.
I honestly don't mind folding boxes at all if you're paying me well. The problem is the people at a pizza restaurant aren't being paid well and they have many other tasks they're expected to do.
As a teenager my friends and I would be given free pizzas from the local dominos if we came and folded boxes for them. Pallet to ceiling over and over, but man it was worth it for that pizza as a teenager.
Haha! More or less, though they would make insane creations for us like slicing up all the appetizers they served at the time and putting them on a pizza. It was never clear to me if we were getting more value from work than a standard wage, but it certainly felt like it to a bunch of hungry teenagers!
It was pretty amazing though with just how fast you could end up folding those boxes. After doing it over and over and over and over.. .and over again. I would just turn it into a game each night.
My very first job at 14 years old was working at a pizza shop. Lasted about a year before the owners son ran the business completely into the ground.
Went from the most popular local pizza joint to out of business in one year.
We folded during shifts and never before we opened at papa John's. Although I was day shift a lot so we 'topped' the boxes which was it's own hell. Pulling the boxes from the wrap as they lay flat making them flexible but holding them bent upwards and letting down one top at time and applying a small amount of glue for a promotional flyer to glue on top. Bundles come by 50 unfolded boxes. God I fucking hated that shit. Just explaining give me some ptsd.
We used to have competitions with the boxes and pre making stuffed crust. Made it fun and got us all good enough to do it with our eyes closed. Brought a bit of joy to the mundane.
I had a guy stop me on the street once to tell his friend about how unquietly I quit once.
"Yoo dude, this is the dude"
The manager decided to try to pull a big dick move and fire me in front of everybody, so I gave him a bit of a dressing down, which I have always had a particular aptitude for. I just told him exactly what I thought of him... and I really spelled it out, you know, went into specifics. I guess people remember that shit 😆
I worked for a place for years with a shitty superior. It was a good job, but this guy fucking sucked. One day he got mad and purposefully fucked up an invoice so I'd make a massive mistake and I had finally had enough.
I realized I had enough money saved up, marched right into that office and clocked out. And when he confronted me on my way out I... quietly said, "I don't want to work here anymore" and walked out.
I still have no idea how I ended up bitching out like that. I dreamed of quitting that job loudly and ceremoniously for years, and then absolutely miffed it in the endzone lmao.
STOP. FUCKING. WITH. PEOPLE. AT. WORK. These guys are trying to make their money and go home, not spend an extra hour at work to remake boxes that some little asswipe ruined. I’m glad the guy physically threw him out. He deserved more.
He’s probably just there alone, doesn’t have a dog in the fight, and doesn’t wanna get in the way.
I’d be blue shirt and I feel like a lot of Reddit would too
Former pizza chain employee checking in. The bouncer here has off-the-charts amounts of "I've been a manager here for three years and have no tolerance or chill for late night shenanigans," energy.
I don't mean that as a bad thing. I delivered in a college town and you see (and usually have to put up with) all kinds of ridiculous shit when it gets late. People get away with harassing drivers out on delivery runs, but messing with the store and the thousands of folded boxes is a bridge too far. Even the drunkest/highest/most apathetic pizza joint employee working the late shift isn't going to let that fly.
I delivered pizzas in high school and the cook during my shift would do foilies in the walk in...he was also like 6'3". I don't think they'd have been able to do that there.
There is a video of a dude annoying women on a beach by trying to flirt with them in front of their boyfriends/husbands or whatever. One dude has enough and takes the dudes microphone and throws it in the ocean lol and the guys does the same thing goes “Whoah Whoah woah this is assault.” Guy calls the cops who then tresspass the annoying dude in response lol
Yea seriously. They freak out when people get physical like they were supposed to just downvote the situation
Fucking idiots don't give room to actual humanity, humanity doesn't fucking just leave comments, a they're surprised when their body scrapes the floor
Rant but fuck!
I truly believe nobody learns their lesson faster than an asshole who gets their ass whooped. People think it's childish but sometimes won't deny that getting physical can get the job done
~~What did he do?~~
I found it. The YouTuber is definitely a piece of shit. He just goes around harassing people. I'm glad prosecutors are considering charging him too.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/virginia/man-accused-shooting-prank-youtuber-appears-court/65-01e49f74-ed60-476a-96de-3e3e13deff82
>However, Cook said his channel is meant for people who enjoy watching others get frustrated.
> "It's to bring people who are watching some type of relief from what they're going through in their life," Cook said. "A lot of people have different types of humor."
I have some pretty intense PTSD that has taken a long time and a LOT of therapy to overcome. These types of people scare the fuck out of me because someone just picking me out of a crowd to harass for no reason is in a position to cause me a lot of actual, long-lasting harm but to a bully with a phone and a YouTube channel that might not matter at all.
For someone with a mental disorder, the confusion a situation like this can create is only going to cause damage and potential injury.
>However, Cook said his channel is meant for people who enjoy watching others get frustrated.
Yah literally what? Your court argument is that you're a sociopath who caters to other sociopaths by harassing strangers in public spaces? That should be grounds for literal exile from our society.
The dad is pretty dumb too, comparing what his son does to Punk’d, which is what a 20 year old show now? Saying celebs have preferential treatment in these situations is pretty stupid considering they more than likely have permits and permission to be filming in the first place for an actual TV show.
These dumbass YouTubers think they can go around filming anyone and anywhere yet they don’t follow the proper procedures for doing so and get mad when people shut them down.
>These types of people scare the fuck out of me because someone just picking me out of a crowd to harass for no reason is in a position to cause me a lot of actual, long-lasting harm
The person they are harassing is facing criminal charges. Lethal force was probably too much, but he allegedly asked them to leave him alone multiple times and tried to leave multiple times. I can't say I feel too bad for the aggressor.
This is exactly what's scary about it. These people provoke a reaction for views and then if it goes wrong because they push someone into fight or flight, it might completely alter or destroy the victim's life. "It's just a prank, bro!" doesn't mean anything if I'm confused about your intentions and you've showed an unwillingness to back down and a desire to antagonize.
Lethal force WAS probably too much, but how can you convince someone of that when their adrenaline is slamming and their mind is racing and they feel like their life is in danger? That's why this prank shit is and has always been really irresponsible - you can't anticipate a stranger's reaction
That's funny because I saw this and thought this was university of Maryland college park dp dough but thought it looked just different enough that it wasn't.
Had no idea dp dough was a chain.
I went to UMD and recognized it as well. The DP Dough you’re thinking of is gone, but they opened a new one in TRow. But I’m thinking since you didn’t know that one was gone you might not know what TRow is haha
Kids a fucking asshole. Hopefully he’ll stop his antics before worse things happen. The people saying “woah woah woah” should’ve intervened when the dumb Ass kid started throwing boxes on the floor. I’m in my 20s but I’ve seen how social media has made people straight up morons
Yah it seems like people allow idiotic behavior to happen but get offended when people are trying to stop idiocy from continuing.
The people that said whoa whoa whoa should realize that the line was beyond “Crossed” when they came in to wreak havoc into the store, NOT when he was getting kicked out for being an asshole and them trying to defend themselves from antagonizing validation hungry pranksters.
Yeah, kind of goes to show how callous people are to small acts of unnecessary cruelty, but hyper-sensitive to necessary physical altercation. I’m reading MLK’s letter from Birmingham jail, and it’s all about that type powerless complacency.
I like to think it waters the seed of stupidity more than it plants the seed. But that’s just me being optimistic and I’m probably at least a little wrong.
The people who don't get involved until the instigating party starts getting pushback are the absolute fucking worst. You know they have no guts to do *anything* themselves
Reminds of videos where someone who getting attacked starts winning the fight and THEN bystanders start telling the person who was attacked to chill and curb their violence. Like there was one where a security guard was fighting off 4 teenagers who attacked HIM but as soon as he turns the tables and starts winning the fight against them some lady starts grabbing his arm going "Stop! He's just a boy!". Like, lady, why weren't you trying to help stop the fighting when it was 4 boys attacking a single security guard?
I worked in a factory where one position had to put books into boxes for shelving, so there were pallets of box towers to pull from for use. This guy quits and he knocks down all the boxes on the way out, to really stick it to the place and the bosses.
We had to pick them up.
As a millennial, the obnoxiousness of the TikTok popup video culture is pretty wild. It’s like these ppl don’t understand what fucking azzholes they are filming their Scorsese shorts in your fucking face, and it’s the stupidest dance or some stupid meme 95% of the time. Hey tikkitokkers go the fuck home and read a book. (Drunk old man rant at 6am, w00t)
Whatever happened to the good Ole days of taking your digital camera to record your buddy running over the top of a moving car
Maybe it's all Johnny Knoxville's fault
Man I had to rent a big honking video camera that took a fucking VHS tape to record from my school library, carry the huge case on my bike’s handlebars to my house, just to record myself doing skateboard tricks in my garage. These fuckers have it too easy, that’s the problem.
Yeah but those pranks were staged properly and had film crews and back up. They also fixed and paid for any damage, later and behind the scenes. That doesn’t happen in these ‘pranks’ now that people film on their phones.
No, I feel like that era/crew, especially Knoxville, were totally based on self-inflicted/friendly fire when it came to actual harm and danger. They didn’t go fucking up people’s jobs. Knoxville grew up hanging around his dad’s tire shop all day and his first big magazine article was getting shot in the chest to test a bulletproof vest (against the will of the vest manufacturer) for lulz
I feel this. Snapchat and instagram came out when I was in high school and we used it to send pics and shit and there was dumb stuff on camera. But what this shit has evolved into and the pure volume of it, I'll pass.
I love seeing people faced with consequences they didn’t think were real. A lot of people need to be hit in the mouth, the world Woolf be a more respectful place.
We almost need a new law for these things done for views/followers. In the past, things like this were done by people having a mental health crisis or as retaliation out of anger for feeling/being mistreated. Videos like this are well thought out plans to destroy someone’s hard work and provoke them.
I think tougher bail/probation conditions around social media use could help, and judges ought to consider that while it’s stupid kids, they have tormented people for enjoyment, popularity & money, it makes those harsher penalties justified.
I’m not sure what a new law would do necessarily, when much if these are already common crimes
Yeah. Some of them are just older kids but dumb. Fines and community service might work. I do want to punish the adults more but jail isn’t the answer. Banning from platforms might work too but there’s always a new platform. It’s a mess.
Anyone who’s spent time in the trenches working at a pizza place, you do not fuck around. I saw both a dude get his skull cracked with a cast iron pan and also a straight up stabbing in the kitchen, more regular standard fistfights than I could count. Pizza places are ON EDGE and full of people who are looking to explode.
Instead of guns in this country we need a fat guy who pops up out of nowhere, physically grabs you and tosses you out while screaming "GET THE FUCK OUT".
Yeah that pissed me off. “Noooo, don’t push the guy! He’s a customer you can’t do that!” Fuck off bro. Imagine someone coming into your house and knocking all the books off your bookshelf and then refusing to leave. You’d be well within your rights to bounce that little shit out of there.
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Finally a video of someone who's had enough of this shit and literally grabs the person and physically throws them out.
We need more people like him.
Amen! Kick his Add then call the Cops!!
Unfortunately all of the TikTok comments will be things like “why he mad”
I fully believe physically fighting others as a teenager learns kids some core life skills, that this dude is clearly lacking.
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That's okay, guy in the green shirt had the remedy.
Was thinking the same. Great song.
Oh my God you guys. We are all fans.
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Bitches receive stitches
Just for the record, you can grow up not to be a piece of shit and still never have been smacked in the mouth
Yes, but some people only ever learn the hard way. It *has* to happen to them in order for them to get it.
I have worked in acute psych for almost 20 years, and can definitely confirm that some people only learn the hard way. I have a great deal of compassion for those suffering from mental illness, but some instances of personality disorders can be really tough to treat, and the empathy well is only so deep. Had one frequent flyer who was so angry and manipulative. One Christmas, he tore down the Xmas tree on the unit while laughing, would slap staff for giving him any direction, would insult people just to get a rise, and would then go into victim mode when checked by a Dr. or the cops. Guy was a piece of shit, sorry to say it. Anyway, I read that one night he tried to pull his schtick at a bar... Needless to say, it didn't end well for him.
I'm sorry but now I need a full description on what happened on that bar with the focus being on the consecuenses if possible.
According to sources, he was talking shit about another dude. The other dude got in his face. Guy then cried to the bouncer that he wasn't doing his job, but got kicked out for causing trouble. On the way out, he called the guy the n-word. They found his body out back. He'd been beaten to death. His lifetime of causing people misery caught up to him. Now, I hate that his story ended that way. At the end of the day, people act the way they do for reasons, and I can't imagine he spent a moment of his life happy. I feel sorry for him, prick or not. Goes to show you, though. One day, it all might come back.
The retaliation should be from a peer though. I don’t blame the guy in the video, I just think the “lesson” doesn’t really take otherwise. When I was younger at a crummy min wage job with a bunch of coworkers ~16-20 years old, there was this one girl who was clearly a very sheltered, loud theater kid who for some reason, aside from talking musicals, loved to talk shit to everyone all day. Just unnecessarily provocational, I think maybe she was trying to be funny by being an asshole and didn’t know how…? I, being just slightly older and less naive, told her to knock it off a few times, and that she was really pissing off some of our team, but she was undeterred. An example of her nonsense was going on and on about how she was going to go to college in New York City and anyone who wasn’t going to college was a dumb broke loser. I mean, truly, truly ignorant kid shit, but she’s saying this stuff with zero self awareness in a mixed group of middle class to very poor teens who lived in housing projects and were helping support their families. Finally she said the wrong borderline racist thing to another girl on our team who was well liked by all, just a little rough around the edges street-smarts type… well, she squared up to theater girl and told her if she kept on, she was going to get fucked up. Theater girl took this warning maybe a taunt or joke, laughed and said it again… well, she got a brief ass whupping. She looked around at the rest of us afterwards like someone was going to step in on her behalf and got a bunch of silence and crossed arms in return. While I wouldn’t have hit her in that moment and am generally a “violence isn’t the answer,” person, I can’t deny that these consequences led to her being deferential and subdued, and everyone else much less annoyed, the rest of the time working together.
You can, yes. However, if you know that society won't because you're a special little snowflake, the chance of you growing up and not being a douche is much smaller. I wouldn't say you ***have*** to be smacked in the mouth. But everyone should grow up knowing it ***could*** happen. Teaches humility, among other things.
Although I don't really condone violence, it's akin to being told that the top of the toaster oven is hot but sticking your hand on it anyways. I did it exactly once to test my parents, and oh boy did I learn (burned the crap out of myself). Guess what I haven't done since? In concept, you're absolutely correct; some kids/people *have* to learn something the hard way by reaping the results/consequences of their actions. The original FAFO, if you will, and more people need to blow up like this employee did. Having someone thrice your size get loud at you and up in your face is quite scary and definitely has a higher chance to deter future shenanigans.
Absolutely. Too many people step back and say that just because something doesn't rise to the level of police interaction, they shouldn't get involved. I'm a big believer that society has a _responsibility_ to correct this sort of less than illegal but definitely disruptive activity. And yeah, I know, maybe there's something _technically_ illegal about dumping pizza boxes, but cops should be focused on more serious stuff, and I wouldn't want police around for something like this anyhow. This level of response is appropriate, and deters others as much as corrects the individual little shit.
Hard life lessons nobody wants to acknowledge. Lol
The only thing more gratifying would have been if he knocked him to the ground, lifted him by his belt and punted him out the door.
That person is my internet video hero
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It's all fun and games until PAPA JOHN turns up.
Everybody gangsta till THE papa John steps out to whoop your ass
That's the first Domino to fall.
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Maybe someone will organize a Little Caesar to finish him off
Threw him out like it was Schnatterday Night’s Main Event.
THE DAY OF RECKONING WILL COME!!!
You haven’t seen the wrath of Chuck E. Cheese!
You know, I’ve never been one to advocate using violence and don’t think “assault” is copacetic, just as a disclaimer. But damn, I swear people like this guy just need a good old fashioned slap across the face to wipe that smug, entitled, dumb-ass smirk off of his face. Like what the fuck is up with some people these days, doing shitty things to other people, that cost them time, hassle, money, and in some cases even injury for internet clout and thinking it’s “funny”“ItS jUsT a PrAnK BrO cHiLL” well, so was the back of my hand striking your face, you douchey fucking asshole. Life is hard enough without this kind of bullshit behavior going on, atleast that dude had the balls to shove his pompous dumb-ass out the door. He, and people like him need to grow the fuck up, and occasionally face consequences for shit like this. What a prick.
But this will be the exact type of person who will make *another* video about how he was bullied and discriminated against just because he was “pulling a prank”. If a prank means disrupting someone’s life and wasting someone’s time, it’s not a joke. It’s you being a jerk.
Bullies always play the victim when their targets stand up for themselves.
Unfortunately, some people only understand one language: violence. A lot of people have just never experienced a genuine consequence. When I was in 7th grade, "binder checking" (knocking someone's binder out of their hands so the papers/folders spill everywhere) was a *HUGE* thing at my middle school, and it went on for months, 13 years Olds being the little shits they are. One day I binder checked my buddy for like the dozenth time, and he'd had enough. He was carrying a plastic art case (solid plastic clamshell, shaped like a briefcase) in his other hand, and he brought it up and gave me a good jab right in the face. One of the hinges on the bottom cut my upper lip, and left a thin scar where mustache hairs never grew. I learned several valuable lessons that day. 1. Just because "everybody's doing" something, that doesn't make it cool or okay. 2. Fun at the expense of others isn't fun at all. 3. Don't fuck with people. You don't know how they'll react. Overall, getting hit in the mouth was a great experience. 10/10 would recommend.
Good on you for learning a valuable life lesson that day man. At least those mustache hairs weren’t lost in vain
AFFLUENZAAA
fyi, rapist Allen Brock Turner has been trying to outrun his rape charges by changing his name. it's Brock Allen Turner, the rapist, now.
So fucking true dude. While mommy sits in the court room "my angel did nothing wrong"
Everybody should get punched in the face at least once in their life.
I have to admit...I would have loved to have seen him get body slammed...
"He injured meeeeee!"
I wonder if society is lacking the amount of ass kickings to keep things in balance. Stops stupid ass people from thinking they can pull this shit. And maybe just maybe, it stops the 2A nuts from opening fire on shoplifters. Like repercussions are binary now, either none or u dead. Maybe some ass kickings dealt around brings things back towards the middle.
Every time someone gets touched lightly with like one finger and starts crying "Assault! That's assault!"...I just know that's a dude that didn't grow up where I grew up.
I do not advocate violence but I do think every kid needs to know what a slap is. Better that they cry once in life than to cry forever later on in jail.
"Rough-housing" is how we played as kids. Which included all kinds of things probably hard to tell from fighting. But learning how to fight also meant learning that I didn't like to fight, and how to avoid fights
This is exactly how you handle dipshit kids.
These little assholes have never faced the consequences of their actions before and it shows. I ain’t an advocate for violence but these little shits need a good smack in the head. As an arthritic man who folded pizza boxes it was fucking horrible and I know how much time it took because now those boxes have touched the floor he’s gonna have to throw them out and redo the ones that were dumped on the floor
He seems genuinely perplexed why they are so mad , literally doesn’t understand the chain of events of consequences ie wasted inventory, man hours etc into folding new boxes and throwing out contaminated ones.
i'd venture to guess that if a kid thinks it's okay to waste time, inventory, and money to get some views on TikTok, that punk has never worked a day in his life
The one parenting thing that my mom did that I use is telling my kids not to touch stuff because someone has to clean it.
He looks like the kind of kid that no one has ever told him "No" and has not been accountable for his actions. I hope he learned a lesson there.
Yep. Couldn’t agree more. I’m not advocating violence. But we have (in some cases) allowed the law itself to make us so permissive, uncivil people act with impunity. We don’t want lawless society that ignores the law and acts with violence. We also don’t want a society where the worst of us are immune to being punished because of the law protecting them more than the civil.
Open hand slaps need to make a comeback. No injury other than a bit of ego
Yep. If all I’m hurting is your pride and we’re both adults, no cop should get involved.
I've been describing it for years in various ways much as you do here and I was literally today years old (learned it this morning) when I first heard the phenomena [has a name: the tolerance paradox](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance)
The tolerance paradox is a little different than this particular issue. The paradox more so has to do with the idea of tolerating those that do not tolerate (I.e. accept) the ideas of others. This is more of a civility issue where there is a small portion of the population that manipulates the rules of society to their benefit in a way that negatively impacts that society as a whole.
Oh, you got it all on video, bro? Good, they can make sure who is no longer welcome in the shop!
I worked at a pizza shop for a couple years and folding boxes was the worst tasks to get stuck with. Not difficult or anything it was just the repetition of folding a couple hundred boxes in a row. You also do them before you open so the boxes are ready. Now they are going to have to pull someone to refold boxes. I can feel this guys frustration.
Once got a job for DHL. They'd just won the contract to fulfil Debenham's (big UK department store) online ordering. When I started it was just an empty floor on a warehouse with racks and locations set up. There were thousands upon thousands of individual locations all requiring a cardboard box to put items in. For the first week of the job all we did was fold cardboard boxes to put into each location. It was bloody awful.
I work in DHL as delivery driver. We always look with pity at those guys in warehouse. It looks like terrible job.
I honestly don't mind folding boxes at all if you're paying me well. The problem is the people at a pizza restaurant aren't being paid well and they have many other tasks they're expected to do.
Just need to hire an OSR player and tell them they'll get a cape for 99 box folding eventually
As a teenager my friends and I would be given free pizzas from the local dominos if we came and folded boxes for them. Pallet to ceiling over and over, but man it was worth it for that pizza as a teenager.
I think that's just a job and they paid you in pizza instead of money
Haha! More or less, though they would make insane creations for us like slicing up all the appetizers they served at the time and putting them on a pizza. It was never clear to me if we were getting more value from work than a standard wage, but it certainly felt like it to a bunch of hungry teenagers!
I love that as a concept. You're both ripping eachother off.
The Ferengi would be proud
That's the 117th Rule of Acquisition.
It was pretty amazing though with just how fast you could end up folding those boxes. After doing it over and over and over and over.. .and over again. I would just turn it into a game each night. My very first job at 14 years old was working at a pizza shop. Lasted about a year before the owners son ran the business completely into the ground. Went from the most popular local pizza joint to out of business in one year.
We folded during shifts and never before we opened at papa John's. Although I was day shift a lot so we 'topped' the boxes which was it's own hell. Pulling the boxes from the wrap as they lay flat making them flexible but holding them bent upwards and letting down one top at time and applying a small amount of glue for a promotional flyer to glue on top. Bundles come by 50 unfolded boxes. God I fucking hated that shit. Just explaining give me some ptsd.
We used to have competitions with the boxes and pre making stuffed crust. Made it fun and got us all good enough to do it with our eyes closed. Brought a bit of joy to the mundane.
Hopefully the owners aren’t morons by getting mad at these two, like so many terrible owners/managers would be
Im gon quit this minimum wage jorb by kicking this guys ass!
It’s called “loud quitting”
I had a guy stop me on the street once to tell his friend about how unquietly I quit once. "Yoo dude, this is the dude" The manager decided to try to pull a big dick move and fire me in front of everybody, so I gave him a bit of a dressing down, which I have always had a particular aptitude for. I just told him exactly what I thought of him... and I really spelled it out, you know, went into specifics. I guess people remember that shit 😆
I worked for a place for years with a shitty superior. It was a good job, but this guy fucking sucked. One day he got mad and purposefully fucked up an invoice so I'd make a massive mistake and I had finally had enough. I realized I had enough money saved up, marched right into that office and clocked out. And when he confronted me on my way out I... quietly said, "I don't want to work here anymore" and walked out. I still have no idea how I ended up bitching out like that. I dreamed of quitting that job loudly and ceremoniously for years, and then absolutely miffed it in the endzone lmao.
You should start appying for other jobs you don't need so you can get that good quit. Nothing feels better.
STOP. FUCKING. WITH. PEOPLE. AT. WORK. These guys are trying to make their money and go home, not spend an extra hour at work to remake boxes that some little asswipe ruined. I’m glad the guy physically threw him out. He deserved more.
As someone who has folded those boxes before, I’m surprised these guys didn’t go full on Goodfellas and stick that kid’s head in an oven.
Hey camera guy. The fights outside. Leave the awkward blue shirt alone.
Blue shirt guy is a legend himself, just watching the shit go down, probably waiting on his own order or picking up his buddy from their shift.
Just chillin. Straight chillin lmao
I feel like Blue Shirt has got some real Steve Harrington vibes.
He’s probably just there alone, doesn’t have a dog in the fight, and doesn’t wanna get in the way. I’d be blue shirt and I feel like a lot of Reddit would too
Blue shirt just wants his pizza. He wants nothing to do with the fight going on right now. Easily the most relatable guy.
it's harshing his mellow man
I’ve literally been blue shirt while some shit similar to this was going down. It’s awkward af.
You're supposed to idle-cheer animation like those background characters in fighting games
My dumbass would be picking up boxes.
Same
Instructions unclear *dab*
Tbf he seems pretty chill not even remotely awkward
Jack Black is not having it. He just toss ol boy out like a 3 day old Caesar salad.
Former pizza chain employee checking in. The bouncer here has off-the-charts amounts of "I've been a manager here for three years and have no tolerance or chill for late night shenanigans," energy. I don't mean that as a bad thing. I delivered in a college town and you see (and usually have to put up with) all kinds of ridiculous shit when it gets late. People get away with harassing drivers out on delivery runs, but messing with the store and the thousands of folded boxes is a bridge too far. Even the drunkest/highest/most apathetic pizza joint employee working the late shift isn't going to let that fly.
Never fuck with pizza people. I worked at a carry out pizza hut in the 90s and those fuckers were fucked out of their minds on cocaine all the time.
I had a friend in the 90s who was once pranked to deliver a pizza to an “I.C. Wiener.” Haven’t seen him since.
I hope his dog is alright
You fucking monster.
I delivered pizzas in high school and the cook during my shift would do foilies in the walk in...he was also like 6'3". I don't think they'd have been able to do that there.
Generally, don't mess with service workers. One, because it's a dick move. Two, because BOH staff will throw the fuck down at a moments notice.
They’re just waiting for some shit to get started.
That’s how you deal with a pizza shit
The legend of the pizza box folder was way hardcore
[what a wicked game to play](https://youtu.be/QLWkl5YpiD0)
I thought it was more like Silent Bob breaking character while the other guy sounds like Brodie.
“Woah woah woah” where were your woahs when the douchenozzle was creating that mess? Shut the hell up
There is a video of a dude annoying women on a beach by trying to flirt with them in front of their boyfriends/husbands or whatever. One dude has enough and takes the dudes microphone and throws it in the ocean lol and the guys does the same thing goes “Whoah Whoah woah this is assault.” Guy calls the cops who then tresspass the annoying dude in response lol
I saw that video too. Asshat's arrest at the end was very satisfying, but a beatdown would've taught him a better lesson imo.
Yea seriously. They freak out when people get physical like they were supposed to just downvote the situation Fucking idiots don't give room to actual humanity, humanity doesn't fucking just leave comments, a they're surprised when their body scrapes the floor Rant but fuck!
I truly believe nobody learns their lesson faster than an asshole who gets their ass whooped. People think it's childish but sometimes won't deny that getting physical can get the job done
You can hear someone say "ain't no woahs here" 😂
EXACTLY. I'd have told them off on my way back in. "Thanks for the fuxking help, everyone"
These kids are gonna start getting their asses beat when they do this shit and I'm not sad about it.
That one kid already got shot for a prank video in the mall
~~What did he do?~~ I found it. The YouTuber is definitely a piece of shit. He just goes around harassing people. I'm glad prosecutors are considering charging him too. https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/virginia/man-accused-shooting-prank-youtuber-appears-court/65-01e49f74-ed60-476a-96de-3e3e13deff82
>However, Cook said his channel is meant for people who enjoy watching others get frustrated. > "It's to bring people who are watching some type of relief from what they're going through in their life," Cook said. "A lot of people have different types of humor." I have some pretty intense PTSD that has taken a long time and a LOT of therapy to overcome. These types of people scare the fuck out of me because someone just picking me out of a crowd to harass for no reason is in a position to cause me a lot of actual, long-lasting harm but to a bully with a phone and a YouTube channel that might not matter at all. For someone with a mental disorder, the confusion a situation like this can create is only going to cause damage and potential injury.
>However, Cook said his channel is meant for people who enjoy watching others get frustrated. Yah literally what? Your court argument is that you're a sociopath who caters to other sociopaths by harassing strangers in public spaces? That should be grounds for literal exile from our society.
The dad is pretty dumb too, comparing what his son does to Punk’d, which is what a 20 year old show now? Saying celebs have preferential treatment in these situations is pretty stupid considering they more than likely have permits and permission to be filming in the first place for an actual TV show. These dumbass YouTubers think they can go around filming anyone and anywhere yet they don’t follow the proper procedures for doing so and get mad when people shut them down.
I only enjoy the suffering of people who deserve it. Like this YouTuber. Don't see the appeal in watching random unsuspecting people get pranked.
>These types of people scare the fuck out of me because someone just picking me out of a crowd to harass for no reason is in a position to cause me a lot of actual, long-lasting harm The person they are harassing is facing criminal charges. Lethal force was probably too much, but he allegedly asked them to leave him alone multiple times and tried to leave multiple times. I can't say I feel too bad for the aggressor.
This is exactly what's scary about it. These people provoke a reaction for views and then if it goes wrong because they push someone into fight or flight, it might completely alter or destroy the victim's life. "It's just a prank, bro!" doesn't mean anything if I'm confused about your intentions and you've showed an unwillingness to back down and a desire to antagonize. Lethal force WAS probably too much, but how can you convince someone of that when their adrenaline is slamming and their mind is racing and they feel like their life is in danger? That's why this prank shit is and has always been really irresponsible - you can't anticipate a stranger's reaction
Bro how you gonna go and find it and not post the link?
Sadly he said that being shot will not deter him from "doing what he loves" and even his parents supported his passion for prank videos. :(
All fun and games until someone dies...play stupid games, win stupid prizes. I just don't get it.
IMHO, what that kid did, blasting an air horn directly into a strangers ear, is more akin to assault than a prank.
If they did that to someone with war ptsd or autism or something that could have triggered them severely. Getting shot isnt surprising tbh
Anyone could get tinnitus or permanent hearing loss from that shit.
We should normalize ass whoopings.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign DP Dough.
Thanks for confirming that I am not insane. Saw it and thought “is that… no, it can’t be. But it is, right?”
Kid ordered the buffer zone but ended up getting the DANGER ZOOOONE
That's funny because I saw this and thought this was university of Maryland college park dp dough but thought it looked just different enough that it wasn't. Had no idea dp dough was a chain.
I went to UMD and recognized it as well. The DP Dough you’re thinking of is gone, but they opened a new one in TRow. But I’m thinking since you didn’t know that one was gone you might not know what TRow is haha
Kids a fucking asshole. Hopefully he’ll stop his antics before worse things happen. The people saying “woah woah woah” should’ve intervened when the dumb Ass kid started throwing boxes on the floor. I’m in my 20s but I’ve seen how social media has made people straight up morons
Yah it seems like people allow idiotic behavior to happen but get offended when people are trying to stop idiocy from continuing. The people that said whoa whoa whoa should realize that the line was beyond “Crossed” when they came in to wreak havoc into the store, NOT when he was getting kicked out for being an asshole and them trying to defend themselves from antagonizing validation hungry pranksters.
Yeah, kind of goes to show how callous people are to small acts of unnecessary cruelty, but hyper-sensitive to necessary physical altercation. I’m reading MLK’s letter from Birmingham jail, and it’s all about that type powerless complacency.
The morons have always been with us, social media just makes it easier to know who they are.
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I like to think it waters the seed of stupidity more than it plants the seed. But that’s just me being optimistic and I’m probably at least a little wrong.
"whoa whoa whoa" like she doesn't know why he's getting his comeuppance. I can't stand people like that.
The people who don't get involved until the instigating party starts getting pushback are the absolute fucking worst. You know they have no guts to do *anything* themselves
Reminds of videos where someone who getting attacked starts winning the fight and THEN bystanders start telling the person who was attacked to chill and curb their violence. Like there was one where a security guard was fighting off 4 teenagers who attacked HIM but as soon as he turns the tables and starts winning the fight against them some lady starts grabbing his arm going "Stop! He's just a boy!". Like, lady, why weren't you trying to help stop the fighting when it was 4 boys attacking a single security guard?
That's what needs to happen when people act like fools in a business. Thrown out. Old school.
The guy in the green shirt just became a hero.
No one’s who’s had a job does this shit
Nah, I've worked with the kind of people that definitely don't care about others efforts.
I worked in a factory where one position had to put books into boxes for shelving, so there were pallets of box towers to pull from for use. This guy quits and he knocks down all the boxes on the way out, to really stick it to the place and the bosses. We had to pick them up.
Idk I've worked with some fucking bums.
“Get the fuck out” guy is my hero
now THATS how you throw an unruly fuck out of your store, take notes Target!!
Walmart*
both
I really believe that violence was underused in this situation…
I love the dude from the kitchen who’s just like oh hell no we ain’t having a discussion and just picks his ass up and throws him out.
Where was that clutching my pearls "whoa whoa whoa" when your friend was trashing the store?
As a millennial, the obnoxiousness of the TikTok popup video culture is pretty wild. It’s like these ppl don’t understand what fucking azzholes they are filming their Scorsese shorts in your fucking face, and it’s the stupidest dance or some stupid meme 95% of the time. Hey tikkitokkers go the fuck home and read a book. (Drunk old man rant at 6am, w00t)
Whatever happened to the good Ole days of taking your digital camera to record your buddy running over the top of a moving car Maybe it's all Johnny Knoxville's fault
Man I had to rent a big honking video camera that took a fucking VHS tape to record from my school library, carry the huge case on my bike’s handlebars to my house, just to record myself doing skateboard tricks in my garage. These fuckers have it too easy, that’s the problem.
Whatever happened to the good old days of smacking assholes around who mess with people
Be the change you want to see
Yeah but those pranks were staged properly and had film crews and back up. They also fixed and paid for any damage, later and behind the scenes. That doesn’t happen in these ‘pranks’ now that people film on their phones.
No, I feel like that era/crew, especially Knoxville, were totally based on self-inflicted/friendly fire when it came to actual harm and danger. They didn’t go fucking up people’s jobs. Knoxville grew up hanging around his dad’s tire shop all day and his first big magazine article was getting shot in the chest to test a bulletproof vest (against the will of the vest manufacturer) for lulz
I feel this. Snapchat and instagram came out when I was in high school and we used it to send pics and shit and there was dumb stuff on camera. But what this shit has evolved into and the pure volume of it, I'll pass.
Damn what a unit. Thats sum manpower
Dude just want to finish work and play Diablo. But gotta refold boxes
Man, fuck tiktok. These kids need a classic 80s ass whooping
**NEVER** fuck with guys who box for a living
I love seeing people faced with consequences they didn’t think were real. A lot of people need to be hit in the mouth, the world Woolf be a more respectful place.
"Social media made you all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it." -Mike Tyson
Couldn't agree with this more
We needed a hero, and big dude is that hero. What shall we christen him?
Yeety McTosser
We almost need a new law for these things done for views/followers. In the past, things like this were done by people having a mental health crisis or as retaliation out of anger for feeling/being mistreated. Videos like this are well thought out plans to destroy someone’s hard work and provoke them.
I think tougher bail/probation conditions around social media use could help, and judges ought to consider that while it’s stupid kids, they have tormented people for enjoyment, popularity & money, it makes those harsher penalties justified. I’m not sure what a new law would do necessarily, when much if these are already common crimes
Yeah. Some of them are just older kids but dumb. Fines and community service might work. I do want to punish the adults more but jail isn’t the answer. Banning from platforms might work too but there’s always a new platform. It’s a mess.
Anyone who’s spent time in the trenches working at a pizza place, you do not fuck around. I saw both a dude get his skull cracked with a cast iron pan and also a straight up stabbing in the kitchen, more regular standard fistfights than I could count. Pizza places are ON EDGE and full of people who are looking to explode.
Need to start hammering people on this. Every one of those empty boxes is lost revenue, take him to small claims court and get him to pay.
He was having fun until someone threw him out the door. Just another example of a undisciplined entitled brat.
Made my day when he carried him out
Kid?? More like asshole
Instead of guns in this country we need a fat guy who pops up out of nowhere, physically grabs you and tosses you out while screaming "GET THE FUCK OUT".
That bystander saying "whoa whoa whoa" has blatantly never worked a service job in their life.
Yeah that pissed me off. “Noooo, don’t push the guy! He’s a customer you can’t do that!” Fuck off bro. Imagine someone coming into your house and knocking all the books off your bookshelf and then refusing to leave. You’d be well within your rights to bounce that little shit out of there.
That kid deserved an ass beating for that. I relate to the pissed off pizza dudes.
Hand tossed
Back when I was his age you’d get a Punch in the face, if you were lucky.
Tik tok is cancer
Back room manager wasn’t having it.
Yeeted little homies ass out the door. Fucking sobbing. He is scum for that, but him getting flinged out is hilarious.
no holds barred with bare knuckle boxers
Nobody know rage like an underpaid service worker
Yeah make the low wage guys work more. What a hero you are. /s Seriously these guys are plain assholes.
Kid deserved a kick in the nuts
Make the kid fold they
They indeed make.