Here’s a couple of stories about bad karma. A woman in New Jersey stole a bottle of ketchup on a whim when she was leaving a Lacey Perkins restaurant. Hours later the woman was in a traffic accident. In hopes of getting back good karma she left two bottles of ketchup and left a note that said “A few weeks ago, I had taken one of your ketchup bottles off the table because for some odd reason I thought it’d be ‘risky,'” the note read. “I am as square as they come and this is the worst thing I’ve done. I hope returning two new bottles will restore some (karma) for me, and I can stop carrying around this guilt.”

The restaurant replied on Facebook: “You are forgiven. Hope all goes better for you lesson learned.”

In Florida a man thought it was a good idea to relieve himself in an ice maker. Security tried to throw the man out when he decided he didn’t want to go. (No pun intended) The police were called and they found a bag of weed on him. he was charged with disorderly conduct and drug possession.

Bad karma.