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Having your stuff stolen sucks, especially when its sentimental.
There go your memories.
But what if the thief is a family member and you found out?
They only found out through socialmediawhen their cousin posted a picture casually using the thieved item.
Their cousin lived hours away, but thetripwasnt a deterrent for OP.
Weeks later, the cousin visited, completely unaware of what had gone down.
OP played it cool, waiting for theperfectmoment.
The cousin turned pale, clearly recognizing the pan but unable to say a word.
If they did, their parents would have been extremely mad at them.
In the end, karma served up a satisfying dishright in the very skillet that caused the whole mess.
We went looking for answers.
Its this very pervasive experience in human lives.
The satisfaction, however, is short-lived.
According to Volpe, the problem is that many people fail to predict the potential consequences of their retaliation.
Unless they stole your sentimental skillet, that is.
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