NotAlwaysRight Stories

[Jay 2K Winger]

When corporate-ingrained inflexibility gets in the way, this guy dials the pettiness up to eleven. (cents)

[Jay 2K Winger]

This story is just... d'awww....

[Ironclad Alibi]

Mechanic has a collection of airbags that have imprints of women's makeup on them...

That story reminded me of the "I ran into Tammy Faye at the mall" t-shirt that first appeared around 1987.

Tammy Faye was the wife of TV preacher Jim Bakker and usually wore copious amounts of make up.

[Jay 2K Winger]

Mechanic has a collection of airbags that have imprints of women's makeup on them...

[taxguykarl]

An update on the ex manager would be in order.

[greek_jester]

I saw that story and commented on it. Unbelievable.

I know, right? I thought it couldn't possibly get any worse; then they found the Trash Room...

[telecom_goddess]

I saw that story and commented on it. Unbelievable.

[Jay 2K Winger]

Already posted this *points up to 13th*

So you did! Dunno why I didn't see it when I was reading through the thread. Ah well.

[greek_jester]

I... I just have no words.

The Epic of the Impossible Store

Already posted this *points up to 13th*

[Jay 2K Winger]

I... I just have no words.

The Epic of the Impossible Store

[catcul]

This is the kind of thing that got Wells Fargo in trouble. The coach tried to commit a highly illegal and unethical act and almost taught it to a new worker.
The worst part is that the coach seems to have no idea what he did wrong.

[greek_jester]

The Epic of the Impossible Store

Every time I thought it couldn't possibly get worse, it did. Oh, boy, did it. Then it doubled down.

This is an incredibly long read, however you won't get bored as the op has a good writing style and everything included is relevant.

[Nunavut Pants]

Hey, I made it onto NAR!

This happened to me a few months ago. Boy, those commenters sure are salty about the little joke I threw in at the end...

[Arcus]

No offense, Arcus, but it sounds like your SIL is a complete ID Tentee.

On offense here. I agree that she has her moments when doing what is smart is just a bit more than she is able to do. She lives in her own little world and refuses to believe the truth if it's not what she wants. I wouldn't be surprised if she turns up in a NotAlwaysRight or an r/entitledparents story.


Oh and a bit off topic, if you want some more fun stories to read look at r/TalesFromRetail and r/IDontworkherelady

[catcul]

No offense, Arcus, but it sounds like your SIL is a complete ID Tentee.

That reminded me of a police video where the driver he pulled ove had his license expire 33 years prior because the driver went legally blind. To give you perspective, the policeman hadn't been alive for that long.

It's scary that we're sharing the road with these people.