Share your horror stories.

Well, one horror story could be the overcrowding. There were so many people that it was hard to move around and enjoy the exhibits. It felt like being in a sardine can.

One of my admissions horror stories was when I applied to a very competitive university. I sent in all my documents on time, but they claimed they never received my transcript. I had to go through a lot of hassle with my high school registrar to get another copy sent, and in the end, it was found that the university had misfiled it. It was extremely stressful as I thought my application would be rejected just because of their mistake.

I once had a recruiting experience where the company advertised a certain position with a great salary and benefits. However, when I got to the final round of interviews, they suddenly changed the job description completely. It was like they were trying to trick people into applying for a different job. They expected me to be okay with the new demands which were far from what was initially advertised. I declined the offer in the end.

My orthodontist horror story involves a really long wait time every appointment. I would book my appointment weeks in advance, but still end up waiting for over an hour in the waiting room every time. And when it was finally my turn, the orthodontist seemed rushed and didn't do as thorough a job as I expected. It was a waste of my time and money in the end.

My Amex horror story involves their billing system. There were some incorrect charges on my bill. When I tried to dispute them, the process was so convoluted. I had to send in multiple documents and wait for weeks. And even after all that, the issue wasn't fully resolved and I ended up paying a bit more than I should have.

I had a nightmare experience at a dealership. They had advertised a great deal on a new model. When I got there, they added all sorts of hidden fees. The price went up by thousands. And the salesperson was really pushy, trying to get me to sign the papers right away without explaining all the costs clearly. It was a total rip - off.

One of my sublet horror stories was when I sublet an apartment. The previous tenant had not properly cleaned the place. There were bugs everywhere. I spent the first week just trying to get the place clean and bug - free. It was really disgusting.

There was this one time when a telemarketer called and pretended to be from my bank. They were asking for personal information like my account number. It was really scary as I realized it could be a scam. I immediately hung up and called my bank to confirm.

Well, once I went to a potluck where someone brought a 'salad' that looked more like a science experiment gone wrong. It had all kinds of unidentifiable mush in it, and the smell was just awful. No one dared to touch it.

Well, I heard one where a person signed up for BetterHelp but had a really hard time getting matched with a suitable counselor. They were passed around from one counselor to another, and each time they had to start over explaining their issues. It was like a never - ending cycle of frustration.