Share the worst first period story you've heard.

The worst I've heard was a coteacher who bullied students. They would single out certain students and make mean comments about their appearance or intelligence. This not only made the students feel horrible but also created a very hostile learning environment for everyone in the class.

I once heard about a hazing incident in a sorority. The new members were forced to stand outside in the freezing cold all night without proper clothing. Some got frostbite and had to be treated in the hospital. This kind of hazing is not only cruel but also illegal in many places. It's important to raise awareness about the harm of hazing.

I once heard about a kid who set fire to a neighbor's shed just for fun. It was a really dangerous and irresponsible act. Thankfully, no one was hurt, but it could have been a disaster.

The worst I've heard was a paralegal who was working on a high - profile case. The attorney was under a lot of pressure and took it out on the paralegal. The paralegal was constantly yelled at and belittled in front of other staff. It was a really toxic work environment. Eventually, the paralegal left the firm, but it had a huge impact on their confidence.

A friend of mine had a first date where the guy brought his dog without telling her in advance. And the dog was really unruly and kept jumping on her the whole time.

I heard about a person's worst first time camping. They forgot to bring a tent pole, so they had to improvise with branches. And then it rained all night, and they got soaked. What a nightmare.

I heard about a family who rented a minivan for a vacation. They didn't realize until they were on the highway that the brakes were really weak. It was terrifying for them as they had their kids in the car. They had to drive very slowly and carefully to the nearest rental office to exchange the car, which completely ruined the start of their vacation.

Sure. I heard about a person who had their debit card stolen from their mailbox. The thief then used it to transfer all the money from their savings and checking accounts to an overseas account. The bank was slow to respond and initially refused to take responsibility. It took months of legal battles for the person to get some of their money back.

Sure. There was a home - cleaning franchise where the franchisor took a large percentage of the franchisees' revenue for 'advertising' but there was no visible increase in business due to it. Also, in a tutoring franchise, the franchisor provided really outdated teaching materials. Franchisees had to spend a lot of their own money to update them. Another bad one was a pet - care franchise where the franchisor didn't support the franchisees during a local crisis that affected the pet - care industry.

Sure. There's a story about a single mom whose ex - husband refused to pay child support. She had to work two jobs just to pay the rent and keep her kids fed. She was always exhausted and had no time for herself at all.