The part about him being mad at himself instead of the store is what gets me, your mileage may vary but that hits different than the usual outrage bait. I had the same thing happen with a video called something like "I ate 30 day old pizza" and I clicked it ready to laugh, and the dude was just a broke college kid who genuinely could not afford groceries that week. He showed his empty fridge and his bank app and I felt like a jerk for even opening it. So for me the line is when they fake the actual facts, like a made up bill or a made up date, that is a lie and I am out. A loud dumb title on a true story is annoying but at least I am not being played, take that with a grain of salt though because I still hate watched it.

So the whole fight was about one guy flipping to the last page of a 1994 book first? That part has me dying because it sounds so small but clearly it was never really about the book. My guess is that guy had been doing stuff like that for years and this was just the last straw for everybody. Was the split more about how people read, like spoilers and ruining the ride, or was it really about something deeper going on in the club already? And what was the book, because if it was some big twist ending then reading the last page first is basically a crime against the whole group. I need the full story on how it actually went down after that meeting.