20 People Having A Bad Time But Getting A Good Story

You can look at this in two ways: it's either a huge impediment to getting downstairs, or it's the beginning of a new life on the second floor.

I try to avoid shopping online. I try to support local businesses. But between pandemic shortages and Amazon's low, low prices, sometimes it's hard not to stay online.

Kids can be ruthless sometimes, and this is a perfect example. Got your own Netflix profile? If you give the password to kids, you might not have your own profile anymore.

Just looking at this image fills me with anxiety. The prospect of calling an airline and trying to get anything at all accomplished just feels like a fool's errand.

Well, the knife is useless now, and fortunately no one was hurt. This couple will always have a good story about almost getting slashed in the face.

Some vegan food works pretty well, but other times, the limitations of the ingredients become quickly apparent. Sometimes you just need actual eggs, you know?

As a one-time snowboarder who left the experience with completely mangled legs, I feel this guy's pain. I mean, not literally.

I love how cats will push something a bit, assess the situation, then push it a bit more, then re-assess, then completely destroy the object and run off like they've done nothing wrong.

Sinkholes are kind of terrifying, because they happen relatively regularly and it's hard to predict when and where they might happen. This doesn't bode well for the house next to it.

It seems like a trip to the Grand Canyon will end in one of two ways: with a camera reel full of stunning photos, or a camera reel showing endless fog and no Grand Canyon.

This is a big get for this person. Now they can check the prices of everything around their house: valuables, electronics, even family members.

Is it good luck or bad luck to have a stray bullet come through your window to ring in the new year? Kind of seems like bad luck.

We like to think of our houses as solid, sturdy objects, but it takes one person stepping in one weak spot to completely destroy that illusion.

I thought Minnesotans were honest people. Seeing this image kind of throws me for a loop. I guess one dishonest Minnesotan is now one iPad richer.

This is one of the hazards of shopping online: ordering one thing and getting a completely random object from the warehouse instead. At least Dr. Pepper's delicious.

When someone is missing eyelashes, it's the kind of thing you might not even notice. But when they tell you they're missing eyelashes, it's impossible to not notice.

An optimist would see this as a real-life Ratatouille situation. A pessimist would freak out that their dinner was ruined and that they've got mice. Let's just say I'm a pessimist.

I don't even know what this stuff is and I don't want to know. I don't know if I've ever seen a more horrifying shower in my life.

If anyone's ever wondering why this screen is broken, they'll get a long story. A long story that begins with a couple of humble dog barks.

Fiber optic internet is a beautiful thing, with ridiculously fast download speeds for relatively inexpensive prices.

That is assuming, of course, that no one cuts it on you.