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My favorite part about working at McDonald's for 5 years while I was in school was telling people breakfast was over, and no they can't be the exception. I loved seeing the disappointment and anger when they missed breakfast by 5 minutes. I never even pretended like I felt bad for them. I didn't even try. 

You guys got any good ones?
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    I got evil satisfaction from telling a student his homework was turned in too late to get credit and that no, he was not an exception. The rules were explained twice in class to these students, on the syllabus and sent in email after an issue with homework 1. Do I feel bad? No.



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    I work in an environment where a) the buck stops with me and b) I have access to tell-all electronic records. No liars get past me.  I LOVE sending letters that refute complainants' claims, and never hearing back from them. I sure showed YOU! 

    But seriously @larrygaga, it's the worst feeling to miss fast food breakfast by five minutes. The worst. I've never argued with an employee but boy.... and sometimes it's because I couldn't remember if breakfast ends at 10:30 or 11.  
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    I really enjoy it when idiots with tiny cars park extremely close to my Yukon... I have a toddler and an 8-month old baby who are both in 5-pint harness car seats. It's a pain getting them out when someone is parked so close that I can't open my door!

    I have full-coverage insurance... I throw open my door and hit their car! You're just asking to be hit if you park that close to me, and I don't even care.
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    I work in an environment where a) the buck stops with me and b) I have access to tell-all electronic records. No liars get past me.  I LOVE sending letters that refute complainants' claims, and never hearing back from them. I sure showed YOU! 

    But seriously @larrygaga, it's the worst feeling to miss fast food breakfast by five minutes. The worst. I've never argued with an employee but boy.... and sometimes it's because I couldn't remember if breakfast ends at 10:30 or 11.  
    I know. And I was treated so terribly by entitled customers that I wanted them to be hurt by it. That's why it's an evil confession. 
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    I manage a system that helps doctors get paid. If they don't do their paperwork, they don't get paid. I waste spend endless time nagging them to get it done. I get joy when they come yelling to me about not getting their checks. I've even been known to show text and email trails to their managers....

    Also, since we're sharing... my last bf told me that I was less of a person than he was because I had student loan debt and he had a lot of family money. I dumped him ASAP. I since heard that his next girlfriend cleaned him out. Asshole.
    I have a story that kind of relates to that. This gross guy twice my age was trying to get me to date him to the point of near-stalking. He told me that because I chose to be a social worker I should just work until I find a man to be a trophy wife to. I enjoyed breaking his heart.

    I sound so mean for a social worker. I'm really not that mean. lol!
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    When I worked at Blockbuster in high school, I LOVED collecting late fees. I was like a late fee Nazi. No one rented movies from me without paying their dues.

    Sometimes, when I see someone drive like an asshole, I hope their poor driving gets them in an accident. Just a minor one, of course.
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    emmyg65 said:
    When I worked at Blockbuster in high school, I LOVED collecting late fees. I was like a late fee Nazi. No one rented movies from me without paying their dues.

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    Ahhh - Blockbuster.  The job that made me decide that I did indeed want to go to college.  I was also a late fee nazi.  My boss, on the other hand, was a pushover.
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    Evil Confession: I love subtly flashing my ring to girls hitting on my FI. He's often in situations where this can happen, but he hardly notices when it. I don't even get jealous, I just love watching their faces when I come up behind him, wrap my left arm around his chest, and give them a big smile. OH YES. HE'S MINE. BYE. 

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    I get a little bit of secret satisfaction when people are giving the receptionist at work a hard time. She is a piece of work and is a huge PITA. I know I'm not the only one who feels this way. I've seen my co-workers smirk when someone is being difficult with her.
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    Evil Confession:  MIL has not yet (one year later) apologized for all of the crap she pulled around our wedding.  I am okay with not having her in my life.  It makes holiday planning much easier.
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    My confession? My FMIL showed me the white dress she wants to wear to our wedding. She usually has great taste, but this thing is God-awful. I told her to rock it! ;)



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    I hate fried chicken. In my family, that's pretty bad. The smell makes me gag.


    Also, this seems like a SanctiMommy thing. Do you ask people in the grocery store to be quite around your sleeping baby as well? Not cool.



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    I really enjoy it when idiots with tiny cars park extremely close to my Yukon... I have a toddler and an 8-month old baby who are both in 5-pint harness car seats. It's a pain getting them out when someone is parked so close that I can't open my door!

    I have full-coverage insurance... I throw open my door and hit their car! You're just asking to be hit if you park that close to me, and I don't even care.

    Wow, this is pretty shitty. 





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    Nope, has nothing to do with my kids. I just don't appreciate people parking like they're stupid.
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    ElcaB said:
    Evil confession: 

    I usually follow the "if you don't have anything nice to say" rule when it comes to FB. My evil confession is the glee and vindication I feel when someone else writes a snarky comment on posts I side-eye but am too polite to comment on. 

    Real life example #1: Someone posted a photo of them "mid abs workout" in mountain-climber position. The camera angle is aimed toward her sports bra cleavage (she cut off her face!) and someone wrote, "You're posting photos of your cleavage? Really?" Well played, commenter. 

    Real life example #2: My friend posted a glamour selfie of her and her friend. Both of them are wearing strapless dresses, which you can't see (so they look naked) and making "sexy" faces. The whole thing is posed like a bad lesbian calendar, really. Someone wrote, "Why are you pretending to be naked?" That person is my favorite. 
    It annoys me when anyone posts gym photos, cleavage or not. I have never posted this because I follow the same rule as you, but I always want to say something along the lines of "perhaps if you spent more time working out than taking selfies, you wouldn't need the proof." If you MUST post a gym selfie, do it post workout when you're all sweaty.

    Then again, I'm annoyed with most selfies.
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    KatWAG said:



    I hate fried chicken. In my family, that's pretty bad. The smell makes me gag.


    Also, this seems like a SanctiMommy thing. Do you ask people in the grocery store to be quite around your sleeping baby as well? Not cool.






    Swazzle said:



    I really enjoy it when idiots with tiny cars park extremely close to my Yukon... I have a toddler and an 8-month old baby who are both in 5-pint harness car seats. It's a pain getting them out when someone is parked so close that I can't open my door!


    I have full-coverage insurance... I throw open my door and hit their car! You're just asking to be hit if you park that close to me, and I don't even care.
    Wow, this is pretty shitty. 
    No Nope, has nothing to do with my kids. I just don't appreciate people parking like they're stupid.


    Well, I hate when people stand super close to me on the train.  But I dont hit them if they are in my personal space. Sometime it cant be helped. My SUV doesnt always fit perfectly in tiny parking spots, no matter how careful I am.

    And what kind of lesson are you teaching your kids when you do this?



    Alright, let's get something straight. I obviously don't ACTUALLY hit people's cars. That would require damaging my own car, which I pay WAY too much for and I don't want that bill.

    That's not the point. I drive an extremely large SUV, and parking is difficult in that thing! But I would never park so close to someone else that they couldn't open their doors. I have had someone park so close to my driver side door that I could not get in. THAT'S what I'm talking about.
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