Equipment failures also contribute to horror stories. Picture this: during a hair - straightening procedure, the straightening iron suddenly sparks and stops working. It not only scares the client but also makes the student look incompetent.
One common type is the wrong product usage. Like using a strong chemical peel without proper training and ending up burning a client's skin.
Bad product reactions are quite common. Like when a person tries a new beauty product and has an allergic reaction, such as swelling or hives.
There are also stories about the stress of the curriculum. Students having to study long hours and still not feeling fully prepared for exams, like having to cram a huge amount of medical knowledge in a short time and then being tested rigorously.
Financial mismanagement can also lead to horror stories. The school might suddenly increase the tuition fee without proper explanation. And then cut down on important services like extracurricular activities or proper teaching resources. This leaves students and their parents feeling cheated and frustrated.
Misdiagnosis is quite common. For example, thinking a broken bone is just a sprain. Another is improper handling of medical emergencies, like not knowing how to use an EpiPen during an anaphylactic shock. Also, poor communication with students and parents can be a horror story in itself, like not informing parents promptly about their child's condition at school.
One common type is when you have a wardrobe malfunction. For example, your zipper breaks or your skirt gets stuck on something. Another is when you say something really stupid in class, like answering a question completely wrong in a very confident way. Also, getting caught doing something you shouldn't be, like passing notes during a strict teacher's lecture.
One common type is about discipline policies. For example, if a school has a very strict zero - tolerance policy for minor infractions like chewing gum or being a few minutes late. Students may feel it's overly harsh, and parents might also question the effectiveness of such policies.
One common type is being publicly criticized by a teacher for getting a wrong answer. Teachers sometimes forget how sensitive students can be. Another is being bullied by classmates, like being called mean names. For example, a kid with glasses might be called 'four - eyes'. Also, failing in a sports event in front of the whole school can be really humiliating. You feel like everyone is looking at you and judging you for not being good enough at that sport.
Falls are very common. As I mentioned before, slipping on wet floors or tripping over objects in hallways or stairs. Another common one is sports - related accidents during PE classes or school games.
One common type is the bank - related phishing. Hackers send emails or messages that seem to be from banks, asking for login details. Another is the fake invoice phishing, like I mentioned before for the small business. Also, there are those that target individuals through social media with offers that are too good to be true.
There are also horror stories related to malicious links in chats. People click on links sent by others thinking it's something harmless, like a game or a funny video. But in reality, the link contains malware that can steal data, corrupt devices, or even give the attacker access to the user's webcam and microphone without their knowledge. It's really a nightmare for those who experience it.