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Tales of Audacious Scams, Stubborn Lies, and Petty Revenge
Discover nine stories detailing creative dodges against institutions, social pressures, and personal accountability, ranging from 1980s bank fraud to lifelong fabricated allergies.
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- Outcome: You will review confessions involving complex social maneuvering to gain temporary advantages (money, status, avoiding conflict).
- Relevance: These stories highlight the immediate gratification versus long-term consequences of deception in personal and financial dealings.
- Covered: The session features a successful ATM exploit, children ensuring a parent takes medication via juice, and a years-long peanut allergy hoax.
- Orientation: This episode dives deep into the psychology of getting away with things and the surprising ways small lies balloon into major life complications that are hard to undo.
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Top Comments (10)
I tell you, i get that this subreddit is literally called “confessions” but i swear some of the stuff thats posted on here, Batman couldn’t get that info out of me…
The La Croix person clearly has some growing up to do, just tell em you're burnt out on it. Easy peasy.
The Sparkle post reminds me of another post where a guy faked liking scented candles and now had like a hundred of them from everyone gifting him one.
Little known fact, 20% of children allergic to peanuts outgrow that allergy when they get older. Op of the peanut story can just go get tested and then say "Hey good news! I apparently outgrew my panut allergy!
La Croix flavors (add yours): "Carbonated Regret." "Sad Peach." "Watermelon Ghost." "A gentle breeze through an apple tree." "Breath of someone who ate a banana three days ago." "Grapefruit - faded memory."
"Carbonated regret." 😆
For the peanut allergy person I would go get an allergy test and when it comes up negative say that it must have been something he learned as a kid and kept with him. As a kid I always thought meatloaf was this horrid bottom of the barrel food but in my 30s my wife convinced me to cook it for dinner one night. It was so good I can't believe I had thought it was bad.
Story 1: shows that we have a financial education problem
The sparkling water guy has an easy out: "I dunno, I drank 8 glasses yesterday and all of a sudden... my body just went, 'never again'... and since then, it has all tasted horrible... I guess I was drinking too much of it"
La Croix story: Just wait until they discontinue a flavor and rant to anyone who asks why you're not drinking it anymore about they ruined everything by discontinuing your favorite flavor.
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Top Comments (10)
I tell you, i get that this subreddit is literally called “confessions” but i swear some of the stuff thats posted on here, Batman couldn’t get that info out of me…
The La Croix person clearly has some growing up to do, just tell em you're burnt out on it. Easy peasy.
The Sparkle post reminds me of another post where a guy faked liking scented candles and now had like a hundred of them from everyone gifting him one.
Little known fact, 20% of children allergic to peanuts outgrow that allergy when they get older. Op of the peanut story can just go get tested and then say "Hey good news! I apparently outgrew my panut allergy!
La Croix flavors (add yours): "Carbonated Regret." "Sad Peach." "Watermelon Ghost." "A gentle breeze through an apple tree." "Breath of someone who ate a banana three days ago." "Grapefruit - faded memory."
"Carbonated regret." 😆
For the peanut allergy person I would go get an allergy test and when it comes up negative say that it must have been something he learned as a kid and kept with him. As a kid I always thought meatloaf was this horrid bottom of the barrel food but in my 30s my wife convinced me to cook it for dinner one night. It was so good I can't believe I had thought it was bad.
Story 1: shows that we have a financial education problem
The sparkling water guy has an easy out: "I dunno, I drank 8 glasses yesterday and all of a sudden... my body just went, 'never again'... and since then, it has all tasted horrible... I guess I was drinking too much of it"
La Croix story: Just wait until they discontinue a flavor and rant to anyone who asks why you're not drinking it anymore about they ruined everything by discontinuing your favorite flavor.