Hobby Lobby defending their decision to stay open during the Covid lockdowns by saying they were essential because they sold fabrics for mask making, and putting out a letter that said the founder's wife a had a vision from God that told her to keep stores open because God will weather us from the storm. Not a great way to spin it when many people already refuse to shop there because of the owner's wackadoodle beliefs, not using barcodes, and not to mention, smuggling Iraqui artifacts into the US, later having to pay a $3 million fine, and return everything back to Iraq.

The US Army did a Twitter PR campaign for Memorial Day one year and it backfired tremendously. It asked “How did serving impact you?” along with a video of some poor PFC talking about how the Army made his life better.



The thread got tens of thousands of replies from vets and family members describing PTSD, losing loved ones, injuries, and how bad the VA and the Army had treated people coming back.



The Army ended up putting out a statement like “thanks for your sharing your real stories, we’re committed to your mental health blah blah blah.”.

He called my dog by a different name and it rubbed me wrong. Later that week he got a flirty text from his coworker and told me she was obsessed with him but he kept turning her down 🙄 (ya ok) I looked her up on Instagram and she had a dog with the same name as the one he had accidentally called my dog.

The dog loved every guy that ever stopped by the house. 

Except one. 

She would bark at him, look at me, and then continue barking at him. 

Checked wife’s phone. Filed for divorce a week later.

The way they stopped including me in their future "we" sentences. it wasn't a fight or anything big, but suddenly it was 'I’m going to do this' or 'I might move there' instead of 'We should do this.' The future just started shrinking until I wasn't in it anymore.