By never again - 30/08/2012 01:03 - Canada - Carstairs

Today, I babysat for a woman for the first time. When I arrived, there was a large pile of dishes in the sink. I decided to wash the dishes for her while the kids napped. She came home, noticed it, and bitched me out over how I'd only done it "to try and get more money" out of her. What? FML
I agree, your life sucks 30 846
You deserved it 2 097

Same thing different taste

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darth1 18

Yeah because somehow, you doing her dishes sucks the cash right out of her wallet.

peve3 12

Next time don't do anything and leave the house a mess. Then when she gripes you out, remind her of this occasion. Kind of hard to have it both ways.

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Hmm she probably would have bitched if you didn't do anything either way soooo don't feel bad OP!

Some people are so unbearably lazy that they can't comprehend doing a job out of personal decency...

I hope you did what your user name says.

That's sad. I was always told to leave houses I babysit for cleaner than when I arrived. Not for extra money, but rather so I would be hired again.. That just seems like a smart thing to do.

I always do the same just on principle. I always babysat for working couples, so it was nice for them to come home and not have to clean. Also babysitters get paid shitloads, here anyways the going rate is between $15-20. Most of them just sit the kid in front of the tv and just do whatever, so they may as well earn their money.

For revenge, have sex with her husband! That'll show her!!

What if OP is a guy? Or a teenager? Also how would that help in anyway?

Wow. I feel sorry for you. I've never been bitched at for cleaning up house a little bit. I never did it for extra money, just wanted something to do while kids napped. Don't go back. She'll figure out something else to bitch at you for

Some people just can't appreciate genuine niceness

perdix 29

She hired a babysitter, not a maid. Since you did the cleaning without being asked, she thinks you want maid pay as well as your babysitting fee. I go to an accountant for my taxes, and he insists on doing a colonoscopy. You see where going for one kind of service, butt getting another unrequested one can be a real pain in the ass? I hope this analogy helps you understand.

Not sure if you were kidding or not. A better analogy would be if you asked him to do your taxes, and afterwards he tells you that while looking at your taxes, he noticed that you're losing a lot of money because you accidentally pay your utility services double every month. What OP did was something he or she could do during the job without any negative effect on either the kids or the mother, and she was just helping out.

bizarre_ftw 21

Did you really miss that painfully obvious pun?

hehe well don't worry at least some of us got the pun. ;)

I guess I just lack a sense of humour. A pun in an analogy that doesn't really compare to the FML just doesn't seem as funny to my, my deepest apologies.

007type 26
perdix 29

goes* I'll bet my good deed of correcting your grammar of this cliché will soon get pilloried and mocked. :(

I think it's flippin fantastic to point out silly spelling/grammar mistakes. Stay in school kids...!

007type 26

Ah, my bad... I'm usually very careful with spellings/tenses/grammar but I don't know how I made such an obvious mistake. I stand corrected, thanks guys.

As they always say "It's the thought that counts." A mother has many jobs. Being the protector of their children, cooking, cleaning ( which she obviously did not do), etc. The fact that she "bitched" you out over washing the dishes showed how unappreciative people can be today. And she accused you of trying to get more money off of her. So sorry, OP.

bizarre_ftw 21

Thanks for basically retelling the FML...?