We continue to live in an age where far too many morons walk the earth. Seriously, if you take a look at TA’s social media, he regularly points out the ridiculous amount of morons that email him every day—and there are
a lot of them. Now, I’m not just referring to the ones who mess up an email here and there. I’m talking about the ones who not only screw up but also threaten providers, expecting things to go smoothly.
Take this guy over here. Yes, I see his name, but I’m going to call him a
fucktard because that’s exactly what he’s acting like. This fucktard thought it was okay to completely disrespect a provider just because things weren’t going his way. The provider in question was Jenna Starr, and while I know she doesn’t have much love for the forum, no one deserves to be spoken to the way he did.
It’s pretty obvious that when the booking wasn’t going in fucktard’s favor, he decided to spam and harass Jenna with countless emails—like a child banging his rattle on the floor for attention. When that didn’t work, he escalated, acting out like a child would. He then proceeded to threaten to kidnap Jessa and, disgustingly, implied he would rape her indefinitely.
At that point, Jenna had no choice but to let him know that LE was about to get involved. Although fucktard may have thought he was getting his way, there wasn’t much Jenna could do with her life now being in danger.
Instead of backing down, fucktard doubled down, continuing to pester her and ask for a meeting.
WTF is this? I keep trying to understand what goes through the minds of clients who disrespect the very providers they’re trying to book, and the logic just doesn’t add up. What’s the endgame here? Why disrespect someone who clearly doesn’t care about your opinion? What outcome are they looking for? Is it the satisfaction of ruining someone’s day? Or is it about feeling superior as a client? I can’t wrap my head around it because I’ve never felt the need to disrespect anyone like that.
I truly hope fucktard gets what’s coming to him. Karma is very real, and people need to understand that. Anyway, the moral of the story is this: don’t be like fucktard.
