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I genuinely can’t believe a business actually thought this sign was okay to put on their front door 😅I walked up with my...
06/02/2026

I genuinely can’t believe a business actually thought this sign was okay to put on their front door 😅

I walked up with my kid today and was immediately met with a big sign basically saying children aren’t welcome unless they’re perfectly silent and invisible.

And honestly, it wasn’t even just *what* it said—it was the tone. It came off really hostile, like families with kids are automatically a problem before they even step inside.

Which is wild to me, because if you’re running a public-facing business, you kind of have to expect that families are going to show up.

It honestly gave strong “we don’t like kids but still want your money” energy 💀

And I kept thinking… do they really expect parents to see that and still feel good about spending money there?

Because for me, it just felt disrespectful and a bit arrogant.

Not gonna lie, I was tempted to go in just to ask if they’d actually say that to customers’ faces the same way it’s written on the door. 😬

To whoever thought it would be funny to slap a “YOU PARK LIKE AN IDIOT” sticker on my car while I was inside eating—grow...
06/02/2026

To whoever thought it would be funny to slap a “YOU PARK LIKE AN IDIOT” sticker on my car while I was inside eating—grow up.

Seriously.

I came back out and found a huge, childish sticker with a middle finger graphic stuck to my bumper like we’re still in high school.

And before anyone says “it’s just a joke”—no.

You don’t get to walk up to someone’s car and put anything on it just because you didn’t like how it was parked.

That’s not funny.
That’s not clever.
That’s vandalism.

I don’t care if you thought my parking was off, crooked, or annoying in any way—there is no excuse for touching someone else’s property.

Adults move on with their day. They don’t act like self-appointed parking enforcers in a restaurant lot.

And yes, I already went back inside to ask about security footage, because I’d really like to know who thought this was a good idea.

People need to do better.

So I’m in a toilet cubicle at work and wondering if any of you fellow dullsters know the origin of why cubicle walls do ...
06/02/2026

So I’m in a toilet cubicle at work and wondering if any of you fellow dullsters know the origin of why cubicle walls do not go from ceiling to floor.

I for one do not understand why anyone would design this so that you can hear and smell other people’s bodily fluids being excreted

F, UK size 5.5 no banana for scale as taking a banana into a work toilet would no doubt be frowned upon 🤭

Is $2,137.25 reasonable for spark plugs and ignition coils?I got this invoice for my 2019 Subaru Outback, and I’m trying...
06/02/2026

Is $2,137.25 reasonable for spark plugs and ignition coils?

I got this invoice for my 2019 Subaru Outback, and I’m trying to figure out if this price makes sense or if it’s way too high.

The work listed was for replacing 4 NGK spark plugs and 4 ignition coils.

The breakdown shows:

NGK Spark Plugs: 4 × $42.50 = $170.00
Ignition Coils: 4 × $285.00 = $1,140.00
Shop Supplies: $79.95
Labor: $650.00
Tax: $97.30
Total: $2,137.25

The labor line says:

“SPARK PLUGS - Remove & Replace - All with coil replacement”

I know Subarus can be more annoying to work on because of the engine layout, but over $2,100 for plugs and coils feels painful. The ignition coils alone are $1,140, and the labor is another $650.

Am I crazy for thinking this is extremely high, or is this normal pricing for a Subaru? Should I get another quote before approving anything like this again?

A few days ago this car (beast) was parked just outside of my house and I thought absolutely nothing of it because this ...
06/02/2026

A few days ago this car (beast) was parked just outside of my house and I thought absolutely nothing of it because this is a pretty common place for people to park in our area.

But then I started to notice some odd things, people would drive passed it, suddenly stop to get out and start frantically taking pictures of it. One person produced an extremely large Canon camera (other camera brands are available) and spent a good fifteen minutes shooting it from every single available angle.

By the fourth person I was engulfed with a desire to understand (I am by no means a car person) and answering my weak question of ‘what even is it?’ he simply told me that the vehicle is an extremely souped up Mercedes with the ‘B’ signifying Brabus. This beast is worth a minimum of £250,000. (Checking the website showed that it could be even triple that…)

Being the dutiful neighbourhood watch member I am I saw a further two people take photos of the vehicle (and yes I am guilty of that too) and after a day and a half it was gone, the owner I never saw. Where did it come from, where did it go? Why was it even here in the first place? Who has this much money to spend on a machine like this to leave it parked on a road side? Would you not garage this at all times if possible?

M32 size 9uk shoes. No banana because it’s a vehicle and that seems pretty derogatory based on its evaluation.

I sold a 21-year-old truck yesterday, and now I’m already dealing with the kind of stress I was hoping the “as-is” paper...
06/02/2026

I sold a 21-year-old truck yesterday, and now I’m already dealing with the kind of stress I was hoping the “as-is” paperwork would prevent 😕

The truck was not perfect. Not even close. It had a blown head gasket, and the buyer knew that. It was sold for $3,700, and we filled out a bill of sale that clearly stated it was being sold as-is. I signed the title over, handed everything off, and immediately went online to complete the release of liability with the DMV because I wanted the whole thing documented properly.

I thought that was the end of it.

Then today, the buyer calls me and says he’s bringing the truck back because apparently it doesn’t go into four-wheel drive, and now it will cost too much to fix. A little while later, he texts me saying he is bringing it back to my house.

That’s the part that really has me uneasy.

I’m not trying to be rude or difficult, but this was an old truck with known major issues. It wasn’t sold as a perfect vehicle, and it wasn’t sold with a warranty. The buyer inspected it, signed the paperwork, took the title, and drove away with it. Now less than a day later, I’m being told it’s coming back like this was a regular store return.

I don’t want someone showing up angry at my house. I also don’t want to accidentally say the wrong thing and make the situation worse. Part of me wants to keep everything in writing and stay calm, but another part of me is frustrated because this is exactly why “as-is” was written down in the first place.

What would you do if a buyer tried to return an old vehicle the day after buying it? Would you respond firmly, contact someone first, or just not engage beyond written messages?

Nothing says “welcome to nature” quite like a giant warning about hidden undertows sitting next to what looks like a tin...
06/02/2026

Nothing says “welcome to nature” quite like a giant warning about hidden undertows sitting next to what looks like a tiny memorial. Of course my friends immediately started acting scared, talking about currents and safety and all that extra nonsense. Meanwhile I’m standing there looking at a perfectly good stream thinking the water doesn’t get to tell me where I can and can’t swim.

So naturally I took the warning as a challenge. Everyone kept pointing at the little shoes and cross like they were proof something bad happened there. Lowkey that’s just speculation. For all we know somebody lost a sandal and got dramatic. The more they told me not to go in, the more amped I got. I even started recording because I already knew I was about to prove everyone wrong and have the craziest glow up moment of the trip.

Ten seconds after stepping in, I slipped on a rock, dropped my phone into the water, and got dragged downstream far enough that my friends had to sprint through the woods chasing me. When they finally pulled me out, my smartwatch was gone, my shoes were somewhere in another zip code, and the only thing anyone wanted to talk about was how the sign was apparently right. Now somebody added my picture to the hiking group’s safety page and they’re calling me “Exhibit A.” I still think the current was being extra.

I used to have an airplane and every year for 10 years I would fly over to this spot to see if anything changed other th...
06/02/2026

I used to have an airplane and every year for 10 years I would fly over to this spot to see if anything changed other than this. It never changed except sometimes I could see mower tracks in the grass. I always wondered, why? I drove my car there once buts it’s posted, “no trespassing. “ So I used my drone to survey it better. 1 circle is 100 feet across, the other is 150 feet. They are 500 feet apart. You can see this on Google maps if you go about one and a half mile south of Ligonier Indiana. I think almost nobody knows it’s there. The circles comprise of 5 rows of circular pines. Why? Age 70 male, shoe 8.5 You would not be able to see a banana from this height.

I’ve observed that my neighbor has maintained Halloween-themed stickers on their property since last October. As we now ...
06/02/2026

I’ve observed that my neighbor has maintained Halloween-themed stickers on their property since last October. As we now approach May, these decorations remain prominently displayed.
While I appreciate festive enthusiasm, the extended presence of seasonal decor can impact the overall aesthetic of our neighborhood.
At one point, I contemplated removing them myself; however, I recognise that intervening directly would be inappropriate.
I’m seeking advice on how to courteously and respectfully encourage my neighbor to consider updating their decorations, without overstepping boundaries or causing discomfort.
Thank you for your guidance.
P.S. Apologies for the lack of a banana for scale.

We bought some Japanese pancake mix, figuring Google lens could get us through the instructions. We got as far as the 3...
06/01/2026

We bought some Japanese pancake mix, figuring Google lens could get us through the instructions. We got as far as the 3rd line, asking for 150ml of "Beef Water."
We spent 5 minutes pondering whether beef broth could actually be the secret to delicious fluffy pancakes before my wife and I came to the same obvious realization and simultaneously shouted at eachother. ITS MILK.

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