Sunday brunch shifts can get rowdy. That's why many restaurants choose to close up shop early on Sundays—preparing for the week ahead is essential to starting the new week off on the right foot. The restaurant in this next story chooses to close before dinner service every Sunday, and this strikes a nerve with a particularly sour guest.

To be clear, the restaurant has extensive signage on its storefront, menus, and online that informs guests of this weekly occurrence. You'd think that if someone were planning a trip to the city where this story takes place, they'd ensure a restaurant they were excited to dine at was open on the day they intended to go. However, we live in a world where entitled individuals choose to turn a blind eye toward their shortcomings, and in turn, attempt to blame everyone else when things don't go their way. The entitled customer in this next story causes a scene when she finds out she didn't plan her dining experience accordingly, but ends up getting the karma she deserves. Scroll below to read the full story.

This entitled mother thought that she could take her daughter's college savings for her tuition, spend it on rent, nail appointments, and mud facials, and that her daughter would just miraculously never notice that $4200 was missing from her account….On what planet of delusion is this mother living? And how do we block the route so no other responsible parent ever boards the spaceship there…because WOW.

No mother in her right mind feels like the act of giving birth means her children, and in this bizarre case, daughter is forever 'indebted' to them with no limitations or boundaries. Just because you bring a child into the world (your choice, remember!) does not mean that they owe you the responsibility of contributing to rent and paying for groceries. And most importantly, that you are permitted to have endless access to their personal savings without their permission, so that your nails are always manicured and skin always glowing…

We're sensing something illegal issues here…and we're not talking about a chipped French tip. 

No one should have to go into work every day feeling like they have a target on their back, especially when the person you think might be sabotaging you is the new hire you just spent weeks training. Talk about an ungrateful coworker! 

We've all been in situations at work or in our personal lives when we have gone out of our own way to help someone without the expectation of reciprocity. However, one thing folks can expect after they do something out of the goodness of their own hearts is respect. In the workplace, it's customary for new hires to request the assistance of seasoned coworkers for their advice, even if it's just to double-check their work before it's finished. From the perspective of the seasoned coworker, it's a good idea to provide assistance not just for the overall benefit of the company but also for the harmonious relationship you will have with that coworker.

It seems that not every generation has seemed to inherit this generosity of spirit among coworkers. This new hire, "Lisa," returned the favor of having this author train her during her first few weeks on the job with sabotage. She started fabricating stories and spreading rumors among other teams in the office that the author wasn't very good at her job and was slacking. Perhaps this is Lisa's first experience in the workforce. Maybe her idea of healthy competition is severely skewed and out of control. Still, it's hard to find a way to defend her actions after the author had been so kind as to show her the ropes along with numerous tips she could use to stand out in her role. Keep scrolling below to find out what happened when the author decided that enough was enough!

This week, Taylor Swift announced the arrival of a new album entitled The Life of a Showgirl, but will this next era be a true evolution for the prolific pop star or will she continue to repeat herself?

As a pop music lover and enthusiast, I have covered ever-evolving trends within the landscape of pop music today along with the work of both Swift and her peers in the industry. I've applauded Swift's ability to reinvent herself throughout her career from country teen idol to mainstream pop queen to folk-inspired singer-songwriter, all while maintaining an undeniable cultural presence. She's had a heck of a few years, from the long-running, record-breaking Eras Tour to the re-releases of previous albums to a headline-grabbing relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce. However, despite being a casual fan, I cannot help but feel that it's been a while since Swift successfully rebranded herself musically on a new record. Her last two albums, The Tortured Poets Department and Midnights, certainly have memorable highlights, but they both lack the bold and adventurous qualities of her best work: 1989, reputation, and folklore. 

All this to say, I am both excited and anxious about The Life of a Showgirl. After all, it's only been eight months since The Eras Tour finally came to a close and just fifteen months since the release of Tortured Poets, arguably her most critically divisive album. With such limited time to reflect, experiment, and grow, how different can this new era be? 

The little information we do know about The Life of a Showgirl indicates some positive growth, from the rumored collaborators to the fresh aesthetic. However, if Swift really wants to achieve the kind of critical acclaim she had earlier in her career, she should focus less on the easter eggs and vinyl variants and more on making a concise body of work that does not re-tread familiar territory sonically and lyrically. 

There's no such thing as a perfect travel experience. Something is going to go wrong, no matter how carefully you plan! 

They say to arrive at the airport at least 2 hours early for domestic flights, and 3 hours early for international ones. But even then, you might find yourself snarled in a long, winding queue full of hundreds of other travelers who have to do the same thing as you. Apparently, we won't have to keep taking our shoes off at the TSA line, which is cool, and I imagine would speed things up quite a bit. Some TSA lines require you to take off your shoes, jewelry and watches, and put all your electronics in a separate bin before sending it through the x-ray machine. Maybe someday they'll manage to streamline this even more (it seems like some airports let you leave electronics in your bag now) so that we don't all have to get sore feet waiting in line for hours on end. 

Other people shared their travel grievances that are a bit unexpected, like one person who glanced up to realize, to their horror, that people sitting nearby were airing out their bare toes. And other people had some major luggage issues… Who knows what they're doing to our bags that leaves them so dented by the time they start circling the baggage carousel! 

Next up, read about this bartender who had the audacity to interrupt customers to demand a bigger tip: "This was funny and enraging at the same time."