I started working as a social media manager for a company who ran a website for aspiring actors who would join the site and be told about productions they could audition for.

After a few days of looking over at the Facebook page of the company and drafting some posts I think would be great, I met the client to make plans.

Me: So I really want to post some movie tidbits and trivia, acting tips, etc. 

Client: No. I don’t want none of those. What I want you to do is post these photos.

The client showed me a motivational photo I’d seen before, of a puddle with some nonsense about crossing adversity. Also a photo with a couple kissing and the caption “Real Relationship Goals.”

Me: I can do that, but these seem a bit unrelated to your company. Also, where are you getting these photos?

Client: I just take them off of 9gag and put our logo on the bottom. 

Me: That’s copyright infringement! 

Client: It’s fine, just use those images and put our logo on the bottom. 

I didn’t last long there. They’re still ripping off other sites left and right.

Source: Clients from Hell