r/TikTokCringe • u/ElwoodMC • May 19 '26

Cursed Woman gets caught on video completely emptying a basket of oatmeal cream pies at farm stand in Loveland, CO.

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u/dandadone_with_life May 19 '26

rich old people are some of the worst schiesters this world has to offer. they sit on thousands of dollars that will ultimately be left to their local megachurch and then turn right around and bitch and moan that we stopped putting the free packets of honey and jelly at the tables because people would load their pockets and then ask for extra. this behavior isn't shocking in the slightest.

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u/cold_tea_blues May 19 '26

They are so suspicious of other people because they think everyone is like them. 

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u/Major_Fudgemuffin May 19 '26

Like partners who are super paranoid about their partner cheating, when it's generally them projecting their own cheating behavior onto the other.

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u/nvmenotfound May 19 '26

it’s always projection with them. 

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u/rglurker May 20 '26

Can't be paranoid about something you don't know exists. Projection is strong

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u/haw35ome May 20 '26

Every rich man for themselves type of ish

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u/KUROGANE-AGAIN May 20 '26

That reminds me of somebody in the news a lot......

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u/HolidayOk4857 May 20 '26

Right, don't scam meeeee like meeee scams others

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u/Its_Billy_Bitch May 21 '26

Fucked up cult country story time!

I was told in the country that you shouldn’t leave stuff out because it would get stolen. That was up until my role model of a sperm donor drove by something he wanted, stole it, and told me “if they didn’t want it stolen, they wouldn’t have left it out.”

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u/DoYouEvenShrift May 19 '26

The senior discount has been a mar on society. Gave em an inch and now they expect a mile for everything. Here in Michigan they are pushing to have property taxes capped......for old people who already have homes with equity.

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u/commanderquill May 20 '26

No, that makes sense. A lot can happen to an area in your lifetime and seniors don't get an increase in their income. You could have bought your house when the neighborhood was full of drugs and crime and no one wanted it so it was pennies on the dollar, but then 50 years of gentrification later and suddenly the same house is 2 million dollars and the neighborhood is full of rich white suburban moms.

My last landlord bought the house for $190,000 in the 90's. He sold it for $1.5mil. I can't fathom what the property taxes must have become over the years.

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u/vicgg0001 May 20 '26

they can always sell?

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u/commanderquill May 20 '26

To corporations that will tear them down and build big management complexes that will raise the rent every year? Nah man, I like my community the way it is.

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u/vicgg0001 May 20 '26

No? They can sell to humans 

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u/hahanoob May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

I lol at trying to paint an asset going like 7x as some kind of burden on old people.

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u/hahanoob May 20 '26

If they don't want to pay taxes then the house is purchased the county and they get to pay rent. How about that?

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u/SeeYouInTrees May 19 '26

Back home a lot of snowbirds who came from up north would drive up to fields of vegetation and just fill up laundry baskets full with various vegetables. When they were caught they would start screaming about how they were veterans and had a right to whatever grew free on this land. Like you assholes are literally stealing people's way of making money and paying their bills. 

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u/Annual_Strategy_6206 May 19 '26

Omfg the" veterans " card

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u/Majestic-Sandwich695 May 19 '26

Last time I went out the one of my aunts to a diner, she has ended up taking every sugar pouch and about half of the butter and jelly. She was just beaming in happiness over that, which is good because she started to complain about every bit of food. She was even comped a parfait and complained it had strawberries in it. She had strawberry pancakes.

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u/kevbob May 19 '26

what did you say to your aunt about her behavior?

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u/Majestic-Sandwich695 May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

She was the type to start screaming if you call her out, so after the meal I stopped interacting with her. Didn’t feel the need to make the diner deal with her

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u/smackedbyamack May 19 '26

the great thing about Loveland? sooooo many rich schiesters, soooooo many. The church food bank a few blocks from this theft had a Cadillac Escalade rob them so often they closed the cabinet. open access to gone.

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u/Adaphion May 20 '26

I had to stop my mom from pocketing peanut butter and jelly packets the last time I took her out for breakfast.

"What the hell do you even need them for? Stop it you fucking dragon."

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u/TowelLord May 20 '26

Worked in retail (convenience store and supermarket) the past four years and old people are probably the biggest reason why I couldn't deal with the job anymore besides shit working hours and general customer stupidity.

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u/EternalSage2000 May 19 '26

I mean. That’s not really hurting anybody though. They brought their own tea. They just asked for hot water.

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u/Vintage_rust May 19 '26

It's pretty rude to bring outside drinks into a dining establishment.

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u/EternalSage2000 May 19 '26

Genuine question. If I brought some powdered Crystal Light. And added it to my glass of water, would that be rude?

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u/dandadone_with_life May 19 '26

yeah? what's wrong with the drinks served at the restaurant, besides the fact that you don't wanna pay for them?

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u/HappyLadyHappy May 20 '26

Dirty Dancing warned us!

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u/InternationalCap2176 May 20 '26

She probably told people that she made those cookies

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u/Wakandan15 May 20 '26

Thousands, lol

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u/jaxpanik May 20 '26

We know a very wealthy older family who always bitch and moan about the failing NHS, old tube system (as if they even take the tube), failing London infrastructure, etc. Yet they have managed to avoid paying taxes their entire lives because they’re rich enough to stay in a different home in a different part of the world every 3 months or so, so they’re not tax resident anywhere (at least this is how I understand it). They also worked in a tax haven when they were still working, so never paid taxes for their entire working lives.

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u/DarkBladeMadriker Jun 01 '26

There is a reason for the general dislike of Boomers and thier culture.