A person’s wealth does not guarantee the right to treat others with less respect or decency! It’s positive that the universe will eventually take revenge on these people and karma can serve as a powerful reality check!
The individuals below have witnessed someone behaving badly in their lives, so they either helped teach them the right behavior or stood by and let these rich brats get what they deserved. But watch what happened when a warden in Tennessee yelled at a man who was homeless in the fifth story!
1. Did I overdo it with my daughter’s tough love? I’ve never shared a story like this online so I’m not sure if I should ask for advice or just vent. I’m Jack and thanks to my hard work my daughter Danie is extremely gifted and has access to all the resources and experiences she could ask for.
Unfortunately, she is also extremely spoiled, and with her charming smile and sweet talk, she can usually get away with almost anything. While I admit it’s partly my fault, I had to step in when she went too far recently. Here’s what happened: Danie was set for a lavish two-week trip to the Caribbean. She wanted to go shopping before the trip, which I generally allowed her to do. We even turn these shopping sprees into days and end the day with a lovely lunch and coffee.
However, this time I had to miss our planned lunch due to urgent work matters.
She ended up going to get fast food and when she was done she dumped all her trash on the seat outside my office building.
Noticing this, Mr. Terence, an old janitor who has worked for my company for over 20 years, gently advised her to clean up after herself. I just showed up to welcome my little daughter. But I was surprised by Dani’s answer. “I don’t clean!” she told him, flatly refusing to comply. For ME, people clean up.
The likes of you servants—isn’t that what you do? So clean it up.” I was motionless and it was clear that Danie was blind. She angrily stopped Mr. Terence’s attempt to explain that it was disrespectful to leave trash and threatened to fire him, claiming that if he was working for me, he was actually working for her.
Moreover, she could force him to comply with her irrational demands, such as kissing her shoes. I was extremely angry. When she turned around I challenged her to her action after calling out to her.
I further insisted that she apologize to Mr. Terence immediately. She apologized, but it was obvious that her words were empty gestures. I therefore realized that to teach her a real lesson in humility and the importance of hard work, I had to take a big step. I quickly decided to give Mr. Terence some much-needed time off.
I sent him and his wife an all-expenses-paid two-week trip to the Bahamas originally intended for Denmark. I told Dani that she would take over his cleaning duties while he was abroad. Danie couldn’t believe it. She shouted loudly that she should be on vacation and not mopping floors, picking up trash, and cleaning toilets.
I reminded her that theoretically everything she owned was mine because I paid for it all, I stood my ground and threatened to take away her allowance and the convertible if she didn’t comply. She reluctantly started work the following Monday. She was really not used to physical work, so it was difficult for her. Cleaning is simply a difficult task!
Despite the damaged nails and bruised hands, other members of the cleaning staff informed me that she was doing a good job. By the time Mr. Terence returned from vacation, my daughter had transformed. She said she was sorry he was a brat. However, I’m not sure that being able to disconnect served as an impetus.
Nevertheless, it seems that she took away some new knowledge from this meeting. She had never before shown appreciation for the daily work that individuals put in, but now it seems she does.
So what does everyone think? Was this something I handled correctly? Is there anything I could have done differently? Has anyone had similar problems with their children? In this case, Jack was able to teach his spoiled daughter right from wrong, but Jacob discovered that his spoiled son was actually bullying the poor child in addition to making fun of him.
2. I had to intervene after hearing that my son was intentionally harassing a classmate. Raising a child with luxury can be challenging, especially if you’ve worked hard to earn it with your own hands.
You want to offer them everything – including things you didn’t have when you were their age – but I don’t think my wife and I really understood how much these advantages could affect our child’s character if left unchecked. I will go into more detail. I’m a doctor named Jacob. I will not lie. I make a lot more than six figures. So Sam, my son, experienced everything.
Nevertheless, we enrolled him in a nearby public school. I met his parents there, but that’s another story. Like any parent, I believed that my child was a good child. However, one day I discovered that this was not the case. It all started a few days ago when we were at the mall.
Outside the bathroom, Sam saw Kelly’s classmate talking to her mother. Out of curiosity, he overheard their conversation and was shocked to learn that Kelly’s mother worked as a janitor at the mall.
It seemed to make him laugh too much and he thought of how to make fun of her at school.
I later heard from a friend that Sam started making fun of Kelly as soon as she walked into the classroom.
He also convinced the others to participate in the taunt, telling her that she was not one of them due to her mother’s occupation. Because Sam was popular, the kids adopted his ways.
She begged them to stop throwing things at her, but Sam just kept pushing harder. The worst part is that I found out about all this thanks to the patient.
Chris, my son’s classmate, visited my private clinic one day. He felt comfortable because I was their family doctor for a while. He obviously knew I was Sam’s father.
Chris was really scared and told me everything. But more importantly, he informed me that Sam had been harassing children from poorer families for some time and that this was not an isolated incident.
It was like a kick in the face to hear this about my son; I had no idea things had gotten so bad.
I decided to surprise him the next day at school, determined to witness it myself. I happened to catch him just as he and his friends were making fun of a funny poster about Kelly becoming a future toilet cleaner.
That was it for me. I still clearly remember saying, “That’s ENOUGH!!!” She insisted that Sam apologize to Kelly immediately.
Everything went quiet and I saw my son’s face light up with embarrassment. Still, the apology wasn’t enough. I cut him off at his prerogative,if you will. No more pocket money allowance.
He would have to work for what he wanted by helping clean the school after school. I also discussed the matter with the director and he agreed with the procedure.
Naturally, Sam didn’t believe me at first, but when he saw that I meant it, he calmed down. I decided to make fun of him on my first day home.
He was sitting on the couch with me and I asked him to get up a little because he had an offensive stench. He said things like that to Kelly, which was a little over the top. I wanted him to understand how much it hurt.
Although he was clearly upset, I could tell it made him think about what he had done. Finally, I can say that he gave me pride.
In front of his entire class, Sam decided to apologize to Kelly one more time the next day. Compared to forcing him to do it, I heard it was far more honest.
He admitted his mistakes and promised to behave differently. He hasn’t really mocked or been cruel to anyone since then.
I’m not sure if I handled this in the best possible way. While I fear I may have been too hard on him, I also wanted him to understand how important respect is for everyone, regardless of their background or occupation.
Thanks for sharing with me. I feel a little better about letting it go.
Sam was able to change his attitude thanks to Jacob, but Chloe was about to run into Sofia, an old classmate, and learn that sometimes the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.
3. After reconnecting with an old classmate, I managed to arrest her husband.
Alexander took me aside after his investor left, saying that we could benefit from my newfound relationship with Patterson.
In conclusion, if I helped secure an investment, he would help me with my student loans.
I found his opportunism off-putting. I was very clear that I was not going to sacrifice my morals for his sake. I could see he was about to come down on me like his house with some really nasty words.
However, Patterson interrupted us. He heard everything and forgot his wallet. Alexander was not the type of person he wanted to do business with, he decided right then and there.
But that wasn’t all. As a thank you for both Heimlich and my ethics, Patterson offered to help me get a scholarship through his company to support my studies.
Alexander strode forward huffing and puffing. I read about him but never saw him again.
That day marked the beginning of the end of his universe.
His shady business dealings eventually caught up with him, ruining his reputation and landing him in legal hot water.
All of this taught me that honesty and integrity breed respect and genuine support.
Despite everything, I discovered that family is more than just blood; it’s also about the decisions and ideals you stand for.
Clara learns that it’s not always good to have a rich father, and next, Tennessee experiences the wildest transformation of an angry employer.
5. My boss was cursed and that’s why he changed overnight!
Hello to everybody! My name is Tennessee and I’m about to reveal something about Mr. Stanton, my boss who always thought of himself as the biggest tool in the shed. I served as his assistant.
Everyone would talk about him as an illegitimate child. Always wearing flashy, expensive clothes.
Sports cars, design accessories – all of it.
After his father died and left him the family business, Mr. Stanton took over. But he was the one who hated this company the most. He also hated people in general.
So you can certainly imagine his feelings on the less fortunate. Walking into the office one day, he was engrossed in his phone when – boom! He tossed a beggar’s coin box near the door of the building.
I watched the entire incident as I was just getting ready for work. The man, trying to be polite, promised to pick everything up, but Mr. Stanton lost it.
He got quite angry and said that the beggar was the reason why his fancy shoes were getting dirty. Indeed, it was very insulting to witness an adult, rich child disrespecting that impoverished person.
But the homeless man stood up and said with great seriousness: “You won’t know yourself tomorrow. Everything will change.”
I ignored it and Mr. Stanton kept yelling, “Do you even know how much it costs?” as he also said, “I don’t want to see you here again!”
I took one more look at the wretched man before following my boss into another elevator.
I got there before he did, so I guess his elevator stopped somewhere, allowing me to see another example of his authority.
He let all his rage get to him!
One of our best workers, Lucretia, tried to show him the project she had been working so hard on. She barely had a chance to speak when Mr. Stanton growled, “Aren’t you too old to deserve praise for a job well done?
Please leave my office immediately!”
Barbaric, isn’t it?
So I kept my head down and worked on my secretary duties. I also informed him that because he refuses to pay the bills, the water filters are empty and the workplace is running out of coffee.
His clever solution? “If everyone wants to drink water, they have to bring it from home.”
Really? And not to mention the coffee. They claim that a recent study shows that we lose two hours of productivity when using a coffee machine. Yes, exactly.
However, this type of activity was not entirely new.
The guy shocked me the very next day. Mr. Stanton entered the room beaming and cheerful.
He even granted my vacation request faster than I could say “paid time off.” Just a few days ago he tried to deny it!
“Trip? Right now? We’re working on important initiatives right now, Tennessee!” he shouted.
But suddenly he became Mr. Nice.
Then I remembered what the homeless man had said. How was he aware? frightening
But it was too late for Mr. Nice Guy. After their outbursts yesterday, a number of people tendered their immediate resignation. The office was deserted except for me and a few other people.
I was unable to give up. I had school loans and bills to pay.
In any case, Mr. Stanton lost it and tried to win everyone back by offering bonuses and an apology. He even asked me to help him. You know, nerves?
But I told him exactly how it was. “You will go to each of them and apologize in person,” I replied. Surprisingly, Mr. Stanton agreed.
He even gave them his paychecks as a token of his gratitude.
After a few weeks, guess what? Actually, such works. People started showing up again because he was really trying to change things. He even instituted these rad team meetings complete with food.
Not the Mr. Stanton we knew at all. Lucretia became his second leader after he gave her a major promotion. Who would have guessed?
Interestingly, my boss thinks the beggar was some kind of supernatural seer. So, out of nowhere, in an instant, a hero.
“Where is he now, I wonder. Sometimes he remarked, ‘If I saw him again, I would take him to dinner.’
It’s interesting. Even though I haven’t seen the homeless man since I still think the whole thing isn’t true.
However, what are your thoughts? Was my boss’ kindness the result of a curse? Or is he sick? Anyway, it got better at work, so I’m not complaining.
Few people learn from their karma, but those who do have the opportunity to improve their lives and make amends.
But hold on! If you liked these, you might also like these five stories about people who expected a large inheritance but got a shocking surprise.
Central to each of these stories is the theme of karma, showing that actions, whether positive or negative, can have consequences that backfire in unexpected ways. From spoiled children learning the value of humility to wealthy individuals facing the consequences of mistreating others, these narratives illustrate the power of karma to right wrongs and teach important lessons.
In the first story, Jack’s daughter Danie learns a valuable lesson about respect and hard work when her father holds her accountable for her entitled behavior. By forcing Danie to take on the responsibilities of a janitor, Jack gives her first-hand experience of the effort involved in keeping things clean and tidy, which ultimately leads to her newfound appreciation and understanding.
Similarly, Jacob’s son Sam is confronted with the consequences of his bullying behavior towards a less fortunate classmate. Through his father’s intervention, Sam is forced to face the impact of his actions and eventually learns the importance of empathy and respect for others, regardless of their socioeconomic status.
In Tennessee’s story, his boss, Mr. Stanton, undergoes a dramatic transformation after a homeless man seemingly berates him for his callous behavior. Forced to face the consequences of his actions, Mr. Stanton undergoes a change of heart and begins to prioritize kindness and compassion, which ultimately leads to a positive shift in the dynamics of his workplace.
These stories serve as a powerful reminder that no one is exempt from the laws of karma,and that treating others with kindness, respect, and empathy is not only the right thing to do but can also lead to personal growth and redemption. As the saying goes, “What goes around comes around” and these narratives exemplify the truth of that timeless adage.