And, the Winner of 'Get Out of the Doghouse' Is...

Thank you to everyone that submitted a story and asked for help getting out of the doghouse this Valentine's Day, but only one story could truly be considered the worst.

Congratulations to Jayde, whose story led our judges to vote him the worst offender and the winner of our 'Get Out of the Doghouse' prize pack.

So, what did Jayde do to get put in the doghouse? Here's his story:

My girlfriend works hard, long hours as a nurse at a local ER--last weekend I decided to bring my buddies home with me from the bar (this is roughly an hour after she's gone to bed). We came into the house like a bull in a china shop, and I decided to wake her up to tell her that I brought my buddies home with me and they would be staying at the house. We decided to sit in my truck in the driveway (with the headlights on and shining into our bedroom window) and the music turned up so that we wouldn't wake her by being in the house. She came out at 430am, cigar smoke rolling out of my truck as she opened the door to tell us to keep it down (apparently I didn't see the text she had sent saying this an hour earlier)--I told her that we were jamming out in my truck so that we wouldn't wake her--she informed me that the entire neighborhood could hear us. We finally came into the house around 8 am to pass out, but first ate the food that she had prepared for her lunch the next day. She cleaned up our mess before she went to work and went without a lunch that day. When she asked me to bring her a coffee and lunch at work I told her I was too hungover to leave the house. Not to mention I still haven't gotten her anything for Valentine's Day.

We'd say that, after reading that, Jayde is definitely worthy of getting a little help to get out of the doghouse. So, we're going to set him up with some things that may help: