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Girlfriend pays boyfriend back after borrowing $12K in rent from him, boyfriend refuses to acknowledge she's repaid him at least double what she originally borrowed: 'I repaid between $28,800 on the low end and $38,400 on the high end.'

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'It's now Wednesday. She still has my car': Golden Child says she'll return her sister's car after 1 hour, ends up bogarting it for 4 days without permission before coercing the family to side with her

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28-year-old dad refuses to lend baby stroller to 35-year-old brother, brother ignores him and takes the stroller anyway, leading to a family dispute when dad demands it back: ‘You're stealing from a baby’

28-year-old dad refuses to lend baby stroller to 35-year-old brother, brother ignores him and takes the stroller anyway, leading to a family dispute when dad demands it back: ‘You're stealing from a baby’

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'They aren't entitled to any more assistance from you': Greedy couple asks in-laws for free washer and dryer despite owing them $1200

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Millionaire chews out friend for asking to borrow $5: 'She's posh now, and is not of your world anymore'

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'They can't afford a child': Couple asks friends and family to finance their $27,000 IVF treatment, get offended when their sibling refuses to give them $10,000

'They can't afford a child': Couple asks friends and family to finance their $27,000 IVF treatment, get offended when their sibling refuses to give them $10,000

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Employee drives 2 hours into office to find that nobody else is there, coworkers didn't tell them not to come in: 'Even the newer staff knew not to come in, but nobody is answering'

Employee drives 2 hours into office to find that nobody else is there, coworkers didn't tell them not to come in: 'Even the newer staff knew not to come in, but nobody is answering'

AI user posts 'ChatGPT Wrapped', claims she's spent 99 days in 2025 speaking to artificial intelligence: 'The concept of sending a chatbot over 2000 messages a day'

AI user posts 'ChatGPT Wrapped', claims she's spent 99 days in 2025 speaking to artificial intelligence: 'The concept of sending a chatbot over 2000 messages a day'

Manager calls out employee for using phone while on lunchbreak in company cafeteria: 'That's not a professional look'

Manager calls out employee for using phone while on lunchbreak in company cafeteria: 'That's not a professional look'

Dad, working 50-60 hours a week, tells expecting stay-at-home mom that he doesn't feel supported because she doesn't cook for him: 'I have been very sick, and I’ve been struggling to cook because of the smells.'

Dad, working 50-60 hours a week, tells expecting stay-at-home mom that he doesn't feel supported because she doesn't cook for him: 'I have been very sick, and I’ve been struggling to cook because of the smells.'

71-year-old manager refuses to retire, leaving 36-year-old employee of 5 years with no room to get a promotion: 'What am I supposed to do? Just wait until I’m 40 for my first promotion?'

71-year-old manager refuses to retire, leaving 36-year-old employee of 5 years with no room to get a promotion: 'What am I supposed to do? Just wait until I’m 40 for my first promotion?'

Workplace writes up employees for every time they call out of a shift, no matter how far in advance: 'In an industry that's hemorrhaging workforce, these threats seem pretty silly'

Workplace writes up employees for every time they call out of a shift, no matter how far in advance: 'In an industry that's hemorrhaging workforce, these threats seem pretty silly'

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