r/Maliciouscompliance Break the Law? I'll Destroy Your Business!

Omg, the surprise footage for authenticity 😂

Congratulations Rslash, you finally have video evidence of the story that you've been asking for.

That fact that news clip won an award for journalism is peak 90s culture. You don't get local news like that anymore that isn't "Everyone is dying and everything is on fire and everyone has cancer in your area. Are you next?"

Karen: ‘It’s just a joke.’ Mom: ‘Cool, let me introduce you to the punchline of your bankruptcy.

Story 1: …what? What…is the joke? “Hahaha we sold a kid a dangerous weapon isnt that hilarious?” …seriously that woman is insane

This story shows why you should never underestimate a mother fighting for her kids. She didn’t just protect her son; she took down an entire business that thought it was untouchable. True definition of justice.

7:33 “it’s legal in Texas” that explains the entire story tbh.

Story 3: Hey, a boss that recognized that his change was absolutely trash and he needed to change it. That's nice

Story 1: Ah yes, selling deadly weapons to children WITHOUT parents being present, is funny. Classic bully behavior, "It's just a joke" when being called out. Also, it the blade was longer than 5.5 inches, than it might have been illegal to sell a 'location restricted knife'... And that would probably apply to swords as well. Don't know if it's illegal back then, but it certainly seems illegal right now.

Weapons Story: When I was 13/14 I had some daggers and swords also in the late 90s/early 2000s and I got in trouble for whatever and my dad took them all. Fast forward last year. My dad ends up finding 2 daggers of mine and gave them to me. I'm 37 now. 😂 I actually love how well they held up over the years.