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WTF Reddit Stories

by Roman's Stories · 44 episodes

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WTF Reddit Stories dives into the wildest, most jaw-dropping, and downright unbelievable stories from the depths of Reddit. From petty revenge that went nuclear to family drama you couldn't make up, cheating scandals, entitled Karens, malicious compliance, and "am I the asshole?" moments that'll leave you screaming at your headphones — we read the posts, react in real time, and try to figure out how these people ended up in these situations. New episodes packed with the internet's most chaotic tales. Hit follow, and get ready to say "WTF" out loud in public.

Latest episodes

  1. 30 Minutes of Reddit Stories that make you SAY WTF!

    30 Minutes of Reddit Stories that make you SAY WTF!A marketing team mandates a fourteen line signature on every email and only kills it when legal points out that labelling everyth…

    28 min
  2. Malicious Compliance: A Fourteen-Line Email Signature 📧 On Every Single Message — WTF REDDIT

    A marketing team mandates a fourteen line signature on every email and only kills it when legal points out that labelling everything confidential weakens the label. A mother in law…

    28 min
  3. Receipts For Everything 🧾 Even the 60p Plastic Bag — WTF REDDIT

    A finance director removes the receipt threshold so staff claim everything, all nine hundred items of it, until the parking spend triples and legal steps in. A woman told she "coul…

    28 min
  4. The Dress Code Said Exact Centimetres 📏 So We Wore Floor-Length — WTF REDDIT

    A sixth form replaces a vague dress code with exact measurements, and four hundred students turn up in full length compliance until one parent who happens to be an employment lawye…

    29 min
  5. They Banned Personal Phones 📵 Turns Out the Whole Warehouse Ran On Them

    A warehouse bans phones on the floor and discovers that damage photography, translation and the first aid chain were all quietly running on them, until an eleven minute wait for a…

    29 min
  6. Zero Maintenance Requests in Four Months 🚪 Should Have Been a Smoke Alarm — WTF REDDIT

    A landlord insists every maintenance request go through a portal whose submit button is broken, then refuses to accept anything reported another way, until fourteen flats and a boi…

    26 min
  7. Cameras On For Every Meeting 📹 No Exceptions — WTF REDDIT

    A department head mandates cameras on for every meeting to check who is paying attention and creates forty tiles of toddlers, physiotherapy and a moving canal boat right as a clien…

    25 min
  8. She Thought She Was Hacked 💻 It Was Her Eleven Year Old — WTF REDDIT

    reddit stories, r/talesfromtechsupport, r/JUSTNOMIL, r/pettyrevenge, email breach, hospital boundary, parking sign, birthday party damage, wrong number friendshipA café owner annou…

    27 min
  9. They Told Us to Track Every Hour ⏱️ So We Did — WTF REDDIT

    : A firm orders staff to log time expecting to find slack and instead uncovers nineteen percent of the company sitting in one weekly meeting plus years of unpaid mentoring. A passe…

    26 min
  10. The PTA President Who Never Passed 🔍 Her Own Background Check — WTF REDDIT

    The PTA President Who Never Passed 🔍 Her Own Background Check — WTF REDDITA PTA president builds a volunteer vetting system only she can see, quietly stalls every parent who crosse…

    26 min
  11. Our HOA Said Exactly Three Inches, So I Measured All 62 Lawns (r/MaliciousCompliance) — WTF REDDIT

    An HOA replaces a vague lawn rule with an exact three inch standard, and one resident measures every lawn in the neighborhood including the board's. A sister announces her pregnanc…

    26 min
  12. He Demanded Admin Rights and Got a Crypto Miner

    An executive who insisted admin restrictions meant IT did not trust him installs a credential harvester and triggers a weekend of emergency work. A dance parent names two other chi…

    26 min
  13. They Cracked Down on Clocking In Late, So We Stopped Coming Early (r/antiwork) — WTF REDDIT

    A warehouse crackdown on clocking in one minute late reveals twenty minutes of unpaid setup work every employee had been donating for years. A brother decides their late mother's p…

    26 min
  14. Our Manager Banned Small Talk and Lost a Third of the Restaurant (r/MaliciousCompliance) — WTF REDDIT

    A new restaurant manager bans servers from chatting with regulars and watches the regulars stop coming, while a mother in law repaints a nursery and hides a grandmother's quilt whi…

    26 min
  15. A Tomato Nobody Else Could Have Grown Caught Our Garden Thief (r/pettyrevenge) — WTF REDDIT

    Two seasons of produce theft at a community garden end when a thief poses with an heirloom tomato variety only one plot was growing. An office gift makes a four year circle back to…

    26 min
  16. She Publicly Attacked Me for Enforcing My Own Guest List (r/AmItheAsshole) — WTF REDDIT

    A friend who keeps bringing uninvited plus-ones loses an entire friend group by publicly escalating after one reasonable boundary, and a delivery driver's habit of photographing ev…

    14 min
  17. She Filed HR Reports Based on Secondhand Gossip, Repeatedly (r/antiwork) — WTF REDDIT

    A coworker's out-of-context HR complaint backfires when the investigation surfaces her own pattern of secondhand reports, and months of quiet camera footage finally end a neighbor'…

    13 min
  18. He Demanded We Bypass Password Security, Then Got Hacked (r/talesfromtechsupport) — WTF REDDIT"

    An executive's demand to bypass password policy ends in a documented breach that proves IT right within a month, and an accidentally-revealed secret nickname turns into the highlig…

    13 min
  19. We Turned Every Request Into a Formal Memo (r/MaliciousCompliance) — WTF REDDIT

    A boss's demand that every internal message become a formal memo collapses under the weight of an actual "coffee spill incident" memo, and a parent demanding a free school photo re…

    14 min
  20. He Took Credit for My Idea, So I Attached One Document (r/antiwork) — WTF REDDIT

    A stolen idea gets quietly reclaimed with one dated document in a reply-all thread, and an HOA's vague "remove all decorative elements" notice backfires spectacularly once someone…

    14 min
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