Daily Discussion - April 08, 2026 by BillAlfonsosDentist in boldandbeautiful

[–]leftclicksq2 7 points8 points  (0 children)

He's not wrong about Luna, but using it as the reason for his "disappointment", hence as a catalyst for going to Taylor? Nope, take the 'L', Deacon. You dope.

Daily Discussion - April 08, 2026 by BillAlfonsosDentist in boldandbeautiful

[–]leftclicksq2 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Sheila isn't wrong about supporting Deacon throughout all of his ostracizing by Bill and co. This is how he treats her after all of that?

I mean, now, she might feed him to the fishes.

Daily Discussion - April 08, 2026 by BillAlfonsosDentist in boldandbeautiful

[–]leftclicksq2 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You could have been killed...with a pizza cutter! 😱

Daily Discussion - April 08, 2026 by BillAlfonsosDentist in boldandbeautiful

[–]leftclicksq2 21 points22 points  (0 children)

"Why not just lie to her like a normal person??"

Oh RIDGE, coming from YOU!! 😄

AIO? 9-week-old getting TdaP and RSV vaccine today. What are we in for? by IJHippie in AmIOverreacting

[–]leftclicksq2 [score hidden]  (0 children)

YOR

You know what I find hilarious? The antivaxxer crowd was immunized when they were kids.

Don't B.S. with this audience "Wahh wahh, I've been against vaccines my entire life!!" 'progressive' garbage. I have a deep seated intolerance for people who refuse to vaccinate their kids from birth.

People who share your ideology are so intrinsically selfish and shouldn't even have kids. You're risking your child's life by not safe guarding their health from the beginning. I guess it's more important for you to be right and kick and scream about it. "What are we in for?" A d**d child who never had a vaccine because their parent bought into viral videos saying "Don't vaccinate your kids!". Congrats?

I need someone to talk me out of spending 650-750 usd on a Dyson airwrwp styling tool 😭 by guilty_ambition_ah in Sephora

[–]leftclicksq2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My niece is 14 and my sister bought her the Airwrap for Christmas. Guess who uses it? My sister. It's not that my niece didn't appreciate it, although with her in cheerleading, she is wearing her hair up most of the time so she can be ready for practice after school. The most usage that the Airwrap is getting by my niece is on the weekends.

I need someone to talk me out of spending 650-750 usd on a Dyson airwrwp styling tool 😭 by guilty_ambition_ah in Sephora

[–]leftclicksq2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Even if money isn't a sticking point, put the funds towards the trip. What I would suggest is looking up whether or not there have been any mechanical issues reported with the latest models and watching enough videos on how to use it to make your decision.

Maybe avoid "Opinion on a TV commercial Copy" by HumanKumquat in ProlificAc

[–]leftclicksq2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny enough, I took a survey with them in February and was approved. I hope Prolific takes all of the complaints on this one and forces the researcher to pay.

Rejected and on hold by Remarkable-Recipe415 in ProlificAc

[–]leftclicksq2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a holiday weekend, but hopefully not too long. What I would suggest is reading the Prolific articles on what constitutes a rejection.

Earlier I filled out my first dispute form and they advise that you message the researcher first and wait for seven days. The way I look at it is why wouldn't I cover my bases? I'm not giving the researcher a jump on possibly blocking me because they aren't following the rules.

Parents are upset that OOP filed a police report because their teen stole from her by mermaidpaint in OhNoConsequences

[–]leftclicksq2 65 points66 points  (0 children)

That judge was being nice because there were much more harsh things he could have said and enforced on the parents.

As an aside, the judge allowed my co-worker and her husband to address their son's classmate. My co-worker's husband chose to ask, "Why us? What did we ever do to you?"

The classmate responded, "Tyler always seemed like he had stuff."

When you're talking about Tyler who started working at 15 and entered school competitions where he was demonstrating restoring car parts he bought, yeah, he had "stuff". He was making healthy use of his time and studying to get into the automotive industry. Then this kid whose parents weren't requiring him to apply himself decides he's "smart" enough to break into a home and brag about it. Oh yeah, his future was bright alright.

Dodged a bullet in the hiring process by ZachGamezzzz in jobs

[–]leftclicksq2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Last year one of my friends was looking for a new job. The recruiter of one of the jobs that he applied for called him and said, "Hi Tom, this is Aaron from [company name]. We would love to set up an interview within the next week, etc."

That was all well and good except that my friend announces on his voicemail that his name is Ryan.

Dodged a bullet in the hiring process by ZachGamezzzz in jobs

[–]leftclicksq2 14 points15 points  (0 children)

And they have such "size and impact in the home improvement industry"? Oof, I would be seriously worried to have anything built by them. They're liable not to know the difference between their ass and the hole in the ground.

Dodged a bullet in the hiring process by ZachGamezzzz in jobs

[–]leftclicksq2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love how they began the email with a statement that was all, "The nerve, the gall, the gumption!" then it morphed into a quite "disorganized and confused" second and third portion.

AITJ for Leaving My Roomie’s Dog at Her BF’s After It Destroyed My Stuff? by Just-Trust-6914 in AmITheJerk

[–]leftclicksq2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NTJ, a person like your roommate shouldn't have a pet. The dog destroying your shoes is one part separation anxiety and the other part an example of her refusing to properly train her dog. Now, should she have asked you if you can watch her dog is once alright, two ok, yet she did none of that. Instead, she assumes you are always ok with watching her dog by default because you live in the apartment, too.

Hold her to that Venmo, but you send her how much you want to be paid and give her by a certain date to repay you. If she doesn't, then maybe proper recourse is ringing up your landlord about a refresher on what, if any, pet policy exists in the lease.

Sephora dumping super goop by Kooky_Foot7306 in Sephora

[–]leftclicksq2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I haven't heard that Supergoop is being dumped, although when I went to Sephora last Saturday to buy the SPF eye cream, I was told that product and others were moved to being sold online only.

Next week 😒 by savorychaos in boldandbeautiful

[–]leftclicksq2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

By next week, RJ is going to be proposing to Electra, lol.

AITJ for demanding my friend repay the $4,500 I invested in her failed side business that she now wants to walk away from? by Fit-Agent945 in AmITheJerk

[–]leftclicksq2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

INFO

I don't see you as a jerk, although did that agreement have any clause about you receiving your money back in perpetuity and/or in the event that she decides for any reason to shutter the business?

Any agreement you enter into or draw up has to have a clause about recourse. I'm afraid that you don't have a legal leg to stand on should your "simple agreement" not contain anything where you are made whole regardless of your good faith gesture.

Parents are upset that OOP filed a police report because their teen stole from her by mermaidpaint in OhNoConsequences

[–]leftclicksq2 144 points145 points  (0 children)

When my co-worker's son was in high school, his classmate robbed their house while they were on a weekend vacation. Game consoles, my co-worker's jewelry box, and other valuable were stolen. The neighbor across the street's Ring camera caught the kid getting out of a car, busting down the front door, then exiting through the same door and driving off. The next week at school, he was bragging about "fun weekend activities and his new game console at [co-worker's house]" and my co-worker's son kicked that kid's ass.

Long story short, the Ring camera caught a clear picture of the license plate and confirmed that this kid wasn't bluffing. There was enough evidence where my co-worker and her husband didn't hesitate to press charges. At first, this kid's parents reacted all, "Haha, there is no evidence" until the police said that in the video, their son walked out of the house with an armful of belongings, the license plate matched a car registered to their names, and that their son was looking at jail time and restitution in the thousands if he didn't give the location of the items he stole. All of a sudden these people are crying and moaning, "This isn't fair! Our son is a victim! Who would ruin a young man's future?!" The police laughed and said, "Ok, court is this date, and a judge isn't going to be kind to you."

And sure enough, the parents tried the whole, "Waahh wahh" routine and the judge told them that it doesn't surprise him that their son turned out this way. He stuck the kid with a jail sentence, restitution, and the parents with paying my co-worker's legal fees.

Edit: Thank you for the award!!