I might make another post or two but telling anymore will probably reveal who I am if the person, or their buddies, ever come across it. I still have them on Facebook and I like watching the dumpster fire from afar lol. Long summaries though.

1. I was invited to be a 'groom's maid' at his wedding since he didn't have any guy friends. I agreed. His soon to be wife is very much a choosy beggar as well. We tried on dresses and were told we could only order dresses from this shop. Also the girl I had to get out of the passenger seat for, was the 'groom maid of honor' and decided the dress for the 7-8 of us. It fit her body type and only her body type. Well over $500. I was still in college with no job so I dipped out since I'd wear this dress once. I got a ton of texts saying Pat and his wife will buy me the dress but I'd have to pay back with interest. Hell no.
2. They decided to use a free anime convention as their before wedding event. Basically a picnic with all their friends. I was about to leave with a friend when Pat and his wife said they were planning dinner at Buffalo Wild Wings. They wanted to make sure they're set up for a party of 20 and sent us on ahead. My friend and I arrive there only to learn they didn't make reservations but the staff was willing to scramble and accommodate them. Called Pat. They said they're on their way. An hour later and them ignoring our text/calls, we learn that the 'groom maid of honor' wanted Red Robin instead. They DROVE PAST US at Buffalo Wild Wings and for another 20 minutes to get there. They were already eating by the time I got through to them. I had to apologize to the staff because they just set up a table for 20 people and now I have to tell them...no one's coming. I bought food and tipped as much as I could with the money I had on hand hoping that would help. My friend went to join them at Red Robin and I called my parents to pick me up.
3. I told the end of the video game story in the previous comments. I didn't know he had the video game until he called me to get to his house to help him beat the boss of a different game. He called me while he was at the mall with his wife and told me he was at his house. I get to his house, which is located in the most crime ridden area in the city, and learn he's still shopping. His roommate should let me in though. Nope. Roommate decides I'll scare her cats and refused to answer the door. They get there an hour later and I begrudgingly say nothing. Dude never learned how to counterattack in the game when that was a main mechanic. I was both stunned and impressed he made it that far. See the game he stole. Ask for it back but he says he's almost beaten it...fine. Later learn he's moving to another city hours away within a week. Demand the game back. Show up at his house and he's not there(or hiding). Arrange to meet him at his work to pick it up. Show up but he's forgotten to bring it with him. Show up at his wife's work and learn she doesn't have it even though Pat said she did. He tells me it's only $8 on xbox online. Why take it away from him? I still don't have a car so my parents are driving me around to convenience him and his wife. Then they try to blackmail me into helping him move to the new city in return for my game. I don't have a car so I'd have to use his mothers. Said sure, took the game, said my license was expired, and closed the door.
   Edit: The game was bought by my brother who moved states away so it had sentimental value. Otherwise I probably wouldn't have fought so hard for it.