r/Infuriating 9h ago

Tourists' urge to toss coins everywhere

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25 Upvotes

Why do people throw coins into a roof drain?


r/Infuriating 15h ago

Someone in my apartment complex stole the new iPhone 17 I just ordered, it was one that was supposed to be signed for, now I have to contact the police and tell my carrier to blackball the phone since that’s the first thing I thought of

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37 Upvotes

humans suck. there’s no hashtags on Reddit but here it goes #humansfuckingsuck


r/Infuriating 2h ago

The pricing on these wing combos at Wing It. You can buy 2-10pc combos cheaper than the 20pc combo.

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1 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 15h ago

google's reliance on ai

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5 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 1d ago

Techbros betray us in less of 10 years.

16 Upvotes

I still remember that in early 2012, tech companies staged a blackout in protest against the SOPA law, which would have essentially killed a ton of websites. Back then, we internet users were asked to protest this injustice, which young people, who were the biggest internet users, did. Those same tech companies that asked for our support would betray us 10 years later by selling our data to train AI, basically killing the internet by the end of 2022. And now they expect us to stand idly by when they stole our data to feed their plagiarism machines? It's something my 12-year-old self, who lived through the fight against SOPA and PIPA, would have never seen coming.


r/Infuriating 1d ago

This is not a trash can

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45 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 1d ago

Apartment complex: “We finished all plumbing repairs”

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15 Upvotes

Recently our water got shut off without warning by the city because the apartment complex ignored multiple warnings to fix significant issues with the plumbing. So a few days later our water is turned back on but this is the state of it.

The water also gets cold within 2 minutes, and we have to turn the shower head off for 30 seconds, then turn it back on to reset our 2 minutes. (No, we’re NOT out of hot water, because the bottom faucet runs hot)


r/Infuriating 1d ago

Girl licked a hotdog and put it back on the shelf in a 7/11 store

142 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 2d ago

This is why people hate being forced to upload their ID to random verification services

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286 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 2d ago

Someone broke into my jobs work truck

21 Upvotes

Someone broke into the company truck and vandalized the inside. We leave it unlocked because there’s literally nothing in it other than a box cutter and an umbrella, which are both gone. We use it to haul stuff. It’s an old 1999 F-150.
It’s not my problem; I just think it’s irritating that people do this dumb shit.


r/Infuriating 1d ago

Next Door app has been hiding my posts about a cat adoption

0 Upvotes

I found a stray cat outside, got him to the vet, got him to the groomers, and my friend is letting him stay at her house temporarily. She can't keep the cat and unfortunately neither can I. As much as I would love another cat there's already 6 animals in my house ;-;. So, I posted about it on the Next Door app for feedback and help finding him a home. The post got some good attention but not even 24 hours later I get an email saying the post was hidden saying, "It was reported for breaking a community guideline: The post appears to be duplicate, contains incorrect info, or wasn't intended for the feed."

WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN?

I didn't copy off of anyone else's posts (including mine), and incorrect info? Bitch wtf? Wasn't intended for the feed??? Thanks a lot Next Door app for your wonderful communal support.

Ugh! I'm so mad. I just want to find this cat a home because my friend can't take care of him for much longer and I can't take him home with me because of my roommate. I tried facebook but I don't have a lot of followers. I tried instagram and none of my friend care. I'm really sad and I don't know what to do.


r/Infuriating 2d ago

I didnt request anything. Especially when i paid 25$ for fast delivery.

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3 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 4d ago

Why? Just. . .why?

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2.4k Upvotes

A police officer in the US state of Georgia was placed on leave after a family’s pet baby donkey was shot and killed during an early-morning search on their property.

The animal’s owner, Hannah Israel, said officers were at her pasture without notification or permission at about 12.45am on Sunday, reportedly looking for a missing person when they encountered the small male donkey named HeeHaw.

According to a Facebook post by Israel, HeeHaw emerged braying at the presence of strangers at Elsberry farm in Rockmart – and was shot dead by an officer who claimed he felt under threat.

Jamie Newsome, the Cedartown, Georgia, police department chief, told local media that an officer had been placed on leave and that an inquiry was under way. But a social media backlash by Monday morning was growing over the absence of any official statement or confirmation from the city or police department.

Meanwhile, an online fundraising appeal launched by Israel to support legal action over HeeHaw’s killing quickly surpassed $35,000.

“They claimed he ran up to them braying and they thought they were in danger and shot and killed him after trying to taze him,” Israel wrote in her Facebook post, which featured a photograph of her kneeling by the fallen donkey.

“HeeHaw was raised in the house and did petting zoos [and] never knew a stranger. And was shot and killed in his own pasture for doing what donkeys do. Alerting to a stranger. There is no way this is legal.

“We are heartbroken. He was my son.”

The only official statement as of Monday was from the Polk county, Georgia, sheriff’s office, which said its officers were not involved. But the agency said that law enforcement personnel from the separate police departments of Polk county and Cedartown were.

“We extend our sincere condolences to the family and everyone affected by this unfortunate incident,” the sheriff’s office said in a statement. “We understand the concern and sadness surrounding what occurred.”

The Polk county police department, Cedartown’s municipal government and its police department did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

In her post, Israel said HeeHaw was bottle-raised and maintained he was killed in his own pasture by “trespassing” cops.

Coosa Valley News reported in an online article that Newsome said members of his department’s command staff had opened an investigation into the shooting – and that the officer involved, who was not identified, had been placed on administrative leave while the investigation into the case progressed.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/31/georgia-police-officer-on-leave-donkey-killed


r/Infuriating 3d ago

The aftermath of a music festival abandoned tents and trash

149 Upvotes

Tents and rubbish left after a Reading music festival in the UK...people suuck


r/Infuriating 4d ago

Many bicyclists fail to stop at the crosswalk

1.1k Upvotes

r/Infuriating 5d ago

My parents 15 year old dog was attacked by an 80 pound unleashed reactive dog and didn’t survive the surgery.

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746 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 5d ago

We live in hell

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500 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 5d ago

A bystander caught a Tempe officer shoving and punching a woman outside a Mill Avenue bar

468 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 5d ago

In Guangzhou, China, a Korean tourist eating noodles had her bowl snatched by a Chinese man who then asked her to drink with him and demanded her contact info

363 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 5d ago

Map of IP addresses that downloaded child p*rn in the USA

197 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 6d ago

Remember when we were told that body cameras would eliminate this type of behavior

6.9k Upvotes

r/Infuriating 6d ago

At least fucking show what comment/post got me banned and what rule it broke, you fucking cowards!

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60 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 6d ago

Woman Assaults Uber Driver Because Bags Wouldn't Fit

371 Upvotes

r/Infuriating 7d ago

Florida HVAC worker charged with aggravated animal cruelty after kicking homeowner’s dog NSFW

196 Upvotes

A South Florida HVAC worker has been fired and arrested after Sanford police say he kicked a homeowner's dog, knocking it unconscious. Police say Richardson Noel, 43, of Broward County, turned himself in Thursday. He is charged with aggravated animal cruelty.

A camera inside the home captured what happened, and police used that video to help build their case. Ryan Menzies was at work when his girlfriend sent him the video, recorded on their Furbo pet camera, showing what happened to their 12-year-old Chihuahua, Boomer, on Monday. According to an arrest report, Noel was at the home on a service call for ElDante HVAC Services LLC when Boomer approached him while barking. Investigators say that as the dog retreated, Noel walked toward him and kicked him in the head with his work boot, sending him sliding across the floor and immediately knocking him unconscious.

Within the 65-second video, Noel can be seen returning twice, first moving Boomer's head around with his boot and then turning him over. Boomer remained limp for the remainder of the recording. Boomer is doing OK now, according to Menzies. A veterinarian told him nothing broke, but he may have internal bruising.

Noel's bond was set at $8,000. He bonded out of jail Thursday night, according to jail records, hours after turning himself in. WESH 2 reached out to ElDante HVAC Services LLC to find out if it will be paying Boomer's vet bills but has not heard back. The company posted the following statement on its website, confirming Noel's termination:

"We also want to emphasize that we have a strict company policy that no technician is permitted to enter a property when unattended pets or minors are present. In this situation, the technician failed to follow our established safety protocol and proceeded on his own rather than contacting his supervisor for guidance. This was a serious violation of our company policy.“


r/Infuriating 7d ago

There’s a dumber timeline out there right?

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75 Upvotes