Sometimes, people make the wildest assumptions based on appearances.

This man was at a campsite setting up his camera to capture the beauty of the night sky.

A stranger approached him and asked where his supervisor was.

He told her to go away, but the lady continued to insult him.

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Woman thought I was doing community service

I was at a campsite waiting for the sun to set so I could take pictures of the night sky.

I wanted to include a picture with the landscape.

But there was a bit of rubbish and some dead plants.

So I began to sweep and clear the rubbish from the area I wanted to look clean for the shot.

This man was asked where his supervisor was.

Afterwards, I sat down, put on my headphones, and ate a snack.

Then, a woman came up to me and asked where my supervisor was.

I hated her tone, so I gave her a dirty look and ignored her.

She very rudely continued to ask me the same question.

He told her to go away, and she responded with an insult.

I told her to leave me alone and go away.

She walked away in anger, then turned back to say:

“I can see why you are in jail, mate.”

Then, I realized she thought I was doing community service.

The lady continued to annoy him when he was trying to take pictures of the sky.

When the sun started to set, I set up my camera gear.

She decided to move her 4WD and park where I was obviously aiming to try and block me.

When I aimed somewhere else, she would move there. I had to juke her to get my shot.

Why the hell are people so miserable?

Let’s check out the comments of other people on this story.

This person shares a petty revenge idea.

This user suggests calling park rangers in on them.

I hate running across these people, says this one.

Here’s another helpful advice.

Finally, people really hate Karens.

Some people see what they want to see instead of what’s really happening.

If you thought that was an interesting story, check out what happened when a family gave their in-laws a free place to stay in exchange for babysitting, but things changed when they don’t hold up their end of the bargain.