r/Infuriating • u/Practical-Walk7158 • 8h ago
r/Infuriating • u/SaltyShock7484 • 16h ago
Woman emptied entire bowls of Halloween candies and stole lights from outside houses
Mods please remove if this has already been posted before.
r/Infuriating • u/24ue • 8h ago
Apple's “premium flagship quality” the new iPhone Duo. All that for the low, low price of only $2,199.99 🤦🏼♀️
Apple is lucky to have devoted cultist fanboys who'd defend it with their lives,
because apparently, even a premium price tag and abysmal product quality aren't enough to shake their brand extremist "loyalty"
r/Infuriating • u/ProudReaction2204 • 2h ago
When the lifetime membership you purchased only lasts 26 days
r/Infuriating • u/Mindless-Leg-3365 • 15h ago
Advocate IL Masonic Roaches
Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center cafeteria and patient kitchen in Chicago were temporarily shut down after health inspectors discovered more than 200 live cockroaches and black slime dripping onto ice intended for human consumption.
Their cafeteria license for serving food was suspended. Patients are being served dry cereal, chips. Apparently one complained to a patient advocate. They are using milk cartons for storage.
What the hell is that?
r/Infuriating • u/IAMRAGINGLIKEAMF • 1h ago
My school film is eligible for voting, but won't be shown at the assembly because there "wasn't enough time"
I found out TODAY, the day before the assembly, that my film won't be shown during it because they don't have time. It's still eligible for voting, though.
The thing is, the films shown at the assembly will be seen by the entire school, while the rest have to rely on people finding them on their own. Doesn't that put the films that aren't shown at a disadvantage?
I'm not even mad about potentially losing. I just wish every film had an equal chance to be seen, especially when I only found out the day before.
Am I wrong for thinking this is unfair or nah?