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Damn, of all the things you could and should fake your own death for, LulaRoe apparel is not one of them. 

If you're not familiar with the pyramid scheme that is LulaRoe, then first of all, you're a lucky bastard. But in all seriousness, we've got you covered with copious examples of total LulaRoe fails.

In this wild ride of a story, a woman named Jennifer was apparently really desperate for a free LulaRoe dress called an  "Amelia." So desperate, in fact, that she felt it appropriate to fake her own death in a Facebook group and get caught up in a whole web of lies. Yeah, we're confused about it too...

For some reason it's really hard for some parents to understand how taking care of their precious offspring could be considered "work" for anyone. Believe it or not, we all gotta get paid.

Entitled people like this lady need to take a big bite out of reality - nothing in life is free!

If you were once a high school girl then it's likely you shopped at Forever 21 at least on occasion, so the brand's announcement last Thursday that they plan to file for bankruptcy seems pretty surreal to us. 

In case you aren't familiar, Forever 21 is known for its cheap, poorly made clothes and bizarre shirt slogans.

Twitter has been bringing on the roasts based on the fact that the products fall apart after one year of usage, their questionable ethical practices, and of course, the strange sizing scheme. Honestly, we don't feel that sorry for them.

At least the closing sale will be pretty epic?

Some people are just completely socially inept when it comes to treating others with a minimal amount of decency. This woman, appropriately named "Karen," tried to demand an absurdly cheap housecleaning rate for her huge house from the parent of a cancer patient. And they say that Millennials are the entitled generation...

Sit back and enjoy this rage-inducing text story. 

These companies should hire new creative departments!

A recent article published by Bloomberg asserts that Millennials are more than willing to shell out money for frivolous things like avocado toast, but when it comes to tipping their wait staff, young people are simply saying "nah." The article states that 10 percent of Millennials forgo tipping altogether, whereas only three percent of older generations do the same. When Millennials do decide to tip, they only give the bare minimum at 15 percent, the article says. 

People took to Twitter to give their opinions on the matter...

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