Trending badgeTrendingPosted 1 hour agoSubscribe to BuzzFeed Daily NewsletterCaret Down"She's Cartoonishly Evil": People Are Sharing Their Worst-Ever Celeb Encounters, And I Can't Believe How Bad Some Of These Are"One of my coworkers absolutely adored him and was so excited to meet him. He made her cry."by Hannah MarderBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestLink Recently, Reddit user lissie34 asked, "Who is the worst celebrity you have ever met and why?" and people had lots of shocking celebrity stories to share - good and bad. Here are 33 of the worst, with a few happier encounters here and there. DISCLAIMER: These are just anecdotes from Reddit, so obviously we aren't able to confirm them - take everything with a grain of salt! I will say I 100% believe all the Robin Williams ones. 1. "The worst was Michael Jordan. I spent around four months in a Chicago children's hospital in the mid-1990s. We often had local celebrities visit the hospital. Most of them came alone or with a few friends/family members, but Michael Jordan walked in with an entourage that included reporters and photographers from two different newspapers. He refuses to play wheelchair basketball with us because he might get hurt. He refused to sign autographs because his autograph was worth $200 a pop. Only pictures allowed were those taken by the photographer, and these were only really done with a few paraplegic teenage boys who played wheelchair basketball. He was there for maybe 20-30 minutes." Noren Trotman/NBAE via Getty Images "Contrast him to my two favorites: Chris Farley and Brittney Spears. Mr. Farley came in the mid-1990s through a back door. He read to the kids in the ICU and to the toddlers after their surgeries. He did character voices. He was the best giant in Jack and the Beanstalk when he read it to me after my scoliosis surgery. He even performed 'Lunchlady Land' for us teenagers with the props borrowed from our lunch lady. Brittney came one day in 1999 and hung out with us. We white-girl danced to her songs with her, made and ate homemade pizza with her, and then we watched a girly rom-com. When she saw that our teenage rec room was kinda sad, she donated money to redo it."-u/hisamsmith 2. "Chevy Chase. We had a friend who threw a gala at a nice hotel, I think in Florida, and Chevy Chase was absolutely shitfaced and started screaming that he wanted a donut- nothing else. Just a donut. It was like 2 a.m. and my friend explained there weren't really any open places nearby, and he basically threatened to get our friend 'fucking fired' - so he got a waiter to run out and miraculously find a convenience store and bought him donuts. When they presented him with one, he took one bite, threw it on the floor, and walked away." NBC/Noam Galai / NBC via Getty Images -u/AlsatianLadyNYC 3. "Pre-Big Bang Theory, I met Johnny Galecki at a Magic: The Gathering weekly game at a small bookstore at the mall. Nobody recognized him (I did, since he was David on Roseanne), and I was cool enough not to bring it up. He liked Magic: The Gathering, but didn't have a deck. I offered him one of my extra decks, but as I was a poor 14-year-old, it wasn't amazing. He kept insulting it nonstop and was rude as fuck! Like, you were on a major TV show, and I'm a child. I was giving you a deck (not my main one) to be nice. And you shat all over it and kept insulting me for its stupidity. The fact that they have a Magic: The Gathering episode was salt on the wound." Jean Baptiste Lacroix / Getty Images -u/ReadingRainbowRocket 4. "James Corden. I had the displeasure of bumping into him at the London Bridge Experience, and he treated everyone there like shit. He kept acting like he deserved special treatment, taunting staff, and acting like the massive twat he is. Even managed to use the 'Do you realise who I am' line a couple of times. Long story short: James Corden is an obnoxious, talentless piece of shit." Bruce Glikas / Getty Images -u/Tomhetza 5. "Toni Collette. I work for an airline, and if we see her name on the passenger list, we are filled with dread. She's notorious. My colleague made her bed on a night flight. She ripped up the bedsheet, threw it aside, and said, 'That's not how you make a fucking bed.' I've had my own run-ins with her, too, although nothing as extreme as the above. She yelled at us for serving her the wrong type of tea (it was the correct one). Very disappointing as I really rate her as an actor, and she always comes across as warm and grounded in interviews. Clearly, she's not just acting on set!" Tommaso Boddi / Getty Images for Netflix -u/FuzzyFishie 6. "I had a terrible experience with Lizzo at my last job. She was really rude to me and my fellow female coworkers who worked the venue of an event she was the special guest at. Then she got onstage, talking about how much she empowers women." Gilbert Flores/WWD via Getty Images -u/swallowbacca 7. When Drake was still on Degrassi, I was working at a local movie theater in the city, and w