Human error is natural in all professions, but some errors are more serious than others. For surgeons, mistakes can be life threatening for their patients. In this episode, we go into an ask Reddit thread about the biggest mistakes the surgeons of Reddit have made. We hear about minimally invasive routine procedures that end up in accidental death, a double mastectomy because of mixed-up biopsy results, and more.

In this episode of The Best of RSlash we hear about a racist and hypocritical Karen. This Karen wants to call the cops on other people providing salon or spa services, but yet doesn't believe in following the lock down orders herself. OP comes from a migrant family and Karen told her cousin to "go back to her own country instead of messing up this country." Turns out OP was following lock down regulations and the Karen was not which ended up with Karen having a massive fine.

OP’s sister didn’t have a lot of money and set up a time to meet up with a lady through an online marketplace to pick up a used changing table. She had a truck ready to go, and then found out that the lady had already sold the item. So OP decided to exact a little revenge.

One guy helped a friend know whether he was gay or not by letting his friend kiss him. Another person played “Gay Chicken” with his friends and could always win, until one day he went up against someone that was in the closet.

Couples therapists are asked what some relationships they’ve had to work with that instantly set off red flags and if they try to get them to work out. Some examples include one partner wanting to end their relationship while the other wants to keep it together, or two parents not sharing the same core values.

OP is a master of card tricks and OP’s little brother has OCD and is one of the most kind people he has ever known. He lives in a neighborhood where people are very disrespectful to people with disabilities and his brother receives some death threats from a neighbor. They decide to “play poker” to settle things.

Having a couple of large dogs, OP had a little tussle with a man who broke into their home with rapist intent one evening, but the man got away. Soon after, he woke up to some commotion in the home and went downstairs to discover something a little startling.

As the front desk security guard, OP has full control over many of the facilities at his work. After being threatened by a young, cocky, and abominable excuse for a person, a woman comes to OP and tells him what happened. He and his coworkers hatch an elaborate plan of retribution.

OP tells us about a family in his community while growing up that didn't believe in vaccinating their children. This family, after finding out their child had measles, sent their sick child out to play with the other children so that they might also gain a strong natural immunity to measles. The measles eventually made its way to infecting OP and it wasn't such a walk in the park for her like her sister. OP was hospitalized and almost died. OP also now has epilepsy because of the scarring of brain tissue. The anti vax family's thoughts on it were "the other parents should thank them, now their child will have a strong natural immunity to the sickness." Their lack of remorse landed them some serious retaliation from the entire community. They were constantly abused and their cars and house vandalized. Tires were slashed and then replaced only to be slashed again. They eventually moved and sold their house it got so bad. Moral of the story, vaccinate your children to minimize the health problems encountered by your family and your community as a whole.