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By Anonymous - 12/10/2012 22:38 - United States

Today, as my dad and I were leaving a store, a man asked us if we could donate to an Alzheimer's fund. My dad hates being asked for money, and so he immediately hunched over and acted like a dirty, senile old man all the way to the car. FML

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By BulldogHoops - 12/11/2012 05:12 - United States - Broken Arrow

Today, I decided to buy a meal for a homeless man who was being shunned at an intersection. When I went to hand it to him, I realized it was my dad, wearing a tattered old shirt and pretending to be homeless to make some money. FML

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By well scrooge you too - 26/12/2015 04:24 - United States - North Myrtle Beach

Today, a customer gave me the dirtiest look ever and muttered, "Goody two-shoes prick" after I asked if he'd like to donate a few cents to charity. FML

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By speechless - 01/06/2013 00:50 - United Kingdom - Wallasey

Today, at the supermarket, an old lady asked for directions to the produce aisle. Having read way too many stories lately on this very site about awful elderly folks, I was wary, but helped her out. She gave me an awkward hug in thanks, lifting my wallet in the process, as I later found out. FML

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Keep your distance

By Anonymous - 25/02/2021 20:01 - Australia

Today, as I served an elderly man at the fast-food restaurant where I work, he leaned over the counter so that his face was mere inches from mine and asked me if I wanted to buy his car. When I politely told him I wasn't interested, he insisted on making a complaint about me to my manager. FML

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By Elrond Hubbard - 24/01/2015 19:25 - United States

Today, I drove my dad to Walmart to do some shopping. His leg is still in a cast after an accident, so I helped him to the last mobility scooter. A guy whose only disability was clearly Fat-Fuck Syndrome then yelled at us, claiming he needed it more and that my dad was a faker. FML

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By Anonymous - 08/05/2014 19:00 - United Kingdom - Aylesbury

Today, an old man wanted to give me a tip for bagging his groceries. He slipped some money as deep into my pocket as he could, stroking my thigh for a few long seconds in the process, then he gave me a creepy smile and winked before walking away. FML

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By brokeasajoke - 01/11/2013 12:58 - United States - El Reno

Today, an old man looked me dead in the eyes as he reached into my tip jar, grabbed the money, and then walked out of the store as if nothing ever happened. I was so shocked that I couldn't do anything to stop him. FML

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By Anonymous - 01/10/2011 02:01 - United States

Today, as I was walking home from school with my guy friends, my dad pulled up by the sidewalk, offered me a handful of dollar bills and said, "Get in, baby." Only after we drove away and he started laughing did I realize I'll probably never hear the end of this at school. FML

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Strapped for cash

By Anonymous - 16/12/2010 05:49 - United States

Today, as I spent my last $6 on groceries, the woman at the register gave me a dirty look because I declined to donate $1 to a children's charity. My six year-old son immediately chimed in with, "Mommy, why aren't you helping the poor children?" FML

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By CanadianTwin - 06/07/2012 06:52 - Canada - Grande Prairie

Today, I was walking in Walmart with my dad. We walked past the deodorant aisle. My dad said, "Need any deodorant?" I said, "No thanks." He replied, "That was a hint." FML

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xxmollyxx 25

Saturday 13 October 2012 1:45

My mum usually talks back in German to throw them off. Sometimes they speak back in German. She's lost then, as she only knows a few words. Not too clever either.

DocBastard 38

Saturday 13 October 2012 1:47

The worst part about Alzheimer's disease is...uh, I forget.

Comments

unknown_user5566 26

Saturday 13 October 2012 2:39

Wait... what? You're the OP, but this isn't the FML you wrote, and nothing happened as written in the story... ?

TheOath 12

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:22

Well that's new

TheOath 12

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:26

Argh damn time limit. Didn't mean for that comment. ^ actual one: If he didn't like it that much he could politely decline and you could donate instead. I always feel bad saying no to good causes so I always try to give something. Trick-or-treat for UNICEF!

melody309 35

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:28

My mom actually donated. I don't agree with what he did either, but it would have been hilarious in a more appropriate situation.

melody309 35

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:31

Hi guys! I'm the OP, in case you hadn't figured it out already. Suffice it to say my dad can be a jerk and he's never going to change, so all of your suggestions of what he could have done are kinda wasted. I thought it was embarrassing and offensive, but I laughed. Given a more appropriate situation, it would have been hilarious.

jazzyjazz23 9

Saturday 13 October 2012 5:07

My dad is the same way, he always does/says things that are not appropriate.

neurodoc 1

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:31

He should have said he forgot his wallet at home and didn't take his Aricept & Namenda. What was the money for again? And how do I get home so I could get you the...umm..... What is it that you wanted again?... The guy would give up.

Manicpandalove 4

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:34

Sorry bout yur dad op . . .

limitedition 25

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:39

Your Dad sounds like a fun guy. What does he do when the JW's come to the door?

melody309 35

Saturday 13 October 2012 3:47

We haven't exposed him to Jehovah's Witnesses yet . . . next experiment. I'll let you know how it goes.

Kallian_fml 21

Saturday 13 October 2012 4:26

I always enjoy releasing my dogs on the JWs. They're harmless, but they bark like crazy. It's always fun to watch people running and ******** themselves at the same time.