The silver lining to the last story is that despite having a crazy mom, the son is still at least a decent kid. Its good to know that crazy parents aren't guaranteed to make crazy kids.
I'm giving the unseen-in-the-story dad a lot of the credit for that decent son. I'm also hoping that dad is separated from the mom & that he gets full custody of both kids with only supervised visits from mom once she gets out of jail for assaulting & trying to steal from a disabled person. When it's a case of a rotten parent & a good parent having kids together, I'm on the side of the good parent getting to raise the kids, no matter if the good parent is man, woman, non-binary, or genderfluid! That's what's best for the kids AND what's best for society!
Inversely, sometimes good parents wind up with crazy kids. "Bad eggs", we used to call them. Sometimes the apple falls miles away from the tree. I hope Dad is the "good parent", and gets full custody.
My mom was like the dad in the first story but she did it in front of my brother who was in uniform but took her to the store on his lunch break, she told him even though he was an officer everyone knows it's illegal for a woman's child to arrest them. At check out he asked her if she was sure of what she was doing and she smugly smiled at him as soon as both feet were out of the store he pulled out his handcuffs and started giving her the Miranda rights, she slapped him across the face, so it went from just shoplifting to shoplifting and assaulting an officer. It was awesome seeing her tell the judge that yes he was an officer but he was her child first and all she was doing was disciplining him, the judged laughed. Later he called to tell me she said she wouldn't ever talk to him again and I sadly had to remind him she never keeps her word.
Judge had good reason to laugh, because her son was the one that was disciplining her for inappropriate behavior. Her actions were in no way discipline, it was pure lashing out in a self entitled tantrum. It must have been embarrassing for your brother to have to arrest her though, so pass along my kudos for honoring his duty.👮♂👏
@iononcanto He said it was pretty much like that. She screamed at him that she should have aborted him the entire time, when his backup arrived she screamed at them, all through booking, because she was acting crazy they put her in a nice little cell all by herself where they could easily keep an eye on her and she spent the entire time screaming at the wall until she lost her voice. She only got thirty days but when she got out she called all of her "ungrateful" kids and left screaming messages asking why we didn't visit her.
And that Dad files for divorce and gets sole custody. Karen also needs to be charged with attempted theft, assault on a disabled person, assault and battery on a minor, and filing a false police report.
Story 1: Good on the cop for being a good cop, not a nepotistic one. Story 2: Kid may not have even lied to her. Sounds like she knew what she said was completely made up. Story 3: The family that does the crime together, does the time together. Story 4: Her kid sounds like a good kid. Shame she's an awful parent.
@@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS well, yeah, his mom was coming to his aid. That doesn't mean he lied to get her to do it, just that she did. If she didn't think what she was saying was a lie, why would she have gone white when cameras where mentioned?
One thing that always gets me about thieves (other than feeling entitled to other people's things) is how offended and self righteous they get, when caught.
I guess they really DO feel like they deserve the things they're stealing from others more than those others do -- why else would they get so angry when they get in trouble for trying to take other people's stuff?
Story 3: A spoiled son demands to buy someone’s antique car, gets mad when they refuse, then tries to break into their house that night and take it? Wait a minute, I think I’ve seen this movie before! Probably a good thing OP apparently didn’t own a dog…
"Trespassers will be shot, survivors will be shot again" love that as a warning sign it's on the same level as "If you can read this, you are within range" on a sign with a big picture of a rifle and several bullet holes all over the sign.
Story 3: I can't imagine the stubbornness these three have. Not only being in and out of jail and still going, but trying to pull all that crap on OP all over a truck not for sale. Sorry kid, but you can't make anything just magically be for sale
@@LunaP1unfortunately that's Karens and narcissists for you. They think their entitled to everything and some refuse to learn that their not and that THEIR the problem not everyone else.
@@GaiusMarius65I'm Canadian, so correct me if I'm wrong. But if OP is in a state with the "stand your ground" or castle doctrine" or whatever it's called, wouldn't that sign be allowed?
He needs to keep a doubly close watch on the truck, if the thief can not have it, vandalism, especially against that rare engine, would be a "logical" move in the "If I can't have it, nobody can keep it" mentality lives well in the brain of thieves that thieves.
@@patriot9455 my uncle keeps his stingray locked up tight because something like this happened to him and he almost had sugar in his tank for refusal to sale
@leemitchell7841 talk about sugary sweet revenge! I mean that poor car doesn't deserve diabetes! Nor did that poor sugar deserve it! .-. (I'm being totally jokey haha everyone!!!)
The officer in the first story is my new hero (behind Darkfluff). Do not tolerate intolerable behavior from anyone, ANYONE. If something isn't ok with you don't let people get away with it. "Blood" is a HORRIBLE excuse, if anything your family should support you, so being hurt by family is worse.
If my job is to stop crimes, and you are committing crimes in front of me because you think I won't arrest you because you're family, then you have no right to cry abuse when I put you in cuffs for said crimes. Its abuse that you committed the crime in front of your own law enforcement family member and expected special treatment in the first place.
My question with the third story is how were they going to "buy" the truck? They can't even afford bail so obviously they weren't going to buy an expensive truck.
I'm sure those criminals "buying" the truck from OP would have been a scam where they offered to give OP no money down or a tiny down payment, & then promised him the rest of the buying price but never paid it. To be fair, though, if their criminal records are as long as OP says in the story, their bail is probably astronomically high!
Story 3 - Pull the telephone company records to show other calls came from her, and I'd imagine it wouldn't be too hard to hit momma with witness intimidation/interference charges too.
Story 1 - I don’t know which is more stupid. The ED thinking that he could get away with stealing in front of his own nephew who just happens to be a police officer, or him laughing and daring his nephew to arrest him after watching him pocket the item he was going to steal? I mean… what an idiot. Good on OP’s cousin for doing the right thing and arresting him.
My oldest nephew had a laptop at 5 y/o. His dad (my brother) is a tekkie nerd and works with computers, so decided his (only at the time) son could have his newly replaced laptop. Granted he made it SUPER kid proof (not able to connect to the internet, stuff like that) and just loaded a bunch of age appropriate games on it, but yeah it was still a laptop...
I feel so sorry for that kid in the last story. And it’s evident that Karen’s Mini-me will be headed down that same toxic path if nothing’s done. I hope those two have another parent that will rip her away from them and teach the girl better.
@@nadinesharp9766 The episode creator himself hit the Like button on this, it says with a heart, and so many others did so. Plus, either you're mimicking a Karen, or it sounds a bit like you're a Karen yourself with that wording... 😶
@@UnauthorizedContent1337 So what if the 'creator' put a like on it. They often just randomly put likes on some comments to encourage more people to comment and like, then often people pile on that to like something the reader says they like, so that means nothing. And if you don't like my comment, I'll say basically the same thing to you. Why are you spending time on something if you don't like it? It was a stupid comment. If you don't like what I say or how I say it, GO ELSEWHERE. Like to take a long walk off a short pier. It's not being a karen to point out the obvious to the oblivious.
Not far from the price I might have quoted, but, the kid would have argued about it. He would have self justified theft when he did not win the negotiation. Better to just say "not just no, but ab-so-lu-tely never.
Story 3 update, typical that the mega Karen calls to scream and blame op for the frivolous case being thrown out then threatens op as well as says that one way or another she was going to get op's truck, typical Karen. She, of course Karen stupidity, didn't think that she would get in trouble for that. Given the entire town hates her and her family, it's safe to say that she ain't going to learn nor her husband and kid. Plus no surprise that the entitled family refuses to pay op after he wins the lawsuit by a landslide. More than likely because their wanting to be petty plus hateful for not getting the truck, blame op for being arrested and in jail, but all their achieving costing themselves EVERYTHING. Their definitely going to be homeless and probably have to leave town, good riddance.
Something I would consider, though, is people with nothing left to lose can be incredibly dangerous. It's easy to think, "well I'll just defend myself," but sometimes that is easier said than done.
My mom always told us growing up that we should always tell the police if someone's committing a crime. Even if it's family. She even said if she did anything bad (not that she would) she hoped we'd turn her in and hold her accountable.
It’s disturbing, but there are A LOT of people who don’t “believe” in such a thing as a mute diagnosis; they think it’s a choice not to talk. Some believe it’s always the result of a psych issue, but you can be born without the physical ability to talk. Can you imagine? In 2023, y’all? It’s mind boggling.
It would be wise to carry a note pad on the back of a card that had basic ASL alphabet characters, not that a Karen would notice. Gang signs, a whole series of them, so the mute can remember them. LOLOLOL
Story 2: The only way to win is to do it yourself. Practice, practice, practice. Also, even if OP said all that stuff, taking OP's card is the wrong solution, that's just disproportionate retribution. If the kid doesn't drop that attitude, he might get banned from all arcades
The kid gave OP his card at first and asked him to win him some point. Why not do it? You are playing the game on the boy's dime. The points are not worth much. It's not like after you win him some points, you couldn't play more games. It's not like it is costing you your own game credits. Here's an analogy. Someone gives you free tickets to a professional baseball game and all you have to do to get the free ticket (and see the entire game) is to give them the stickers that everyone gets for free when you enter the stadium. You wouldn't take the free ticket, instead, you would insist the kid has to go himself.
@@michaelcolfin8464"Why not do it ?" Because OP is under no obligation to ? Why would OP play for a perfect stranger simply because they asked ? OP wanted to play for themselves, not some random kid.
@@bouboulrozBecause he gets to play the game for free. Why do you think you get more play the more you spend on the meal? It's not like he was going to leave the dave and buster until all his play points were gone. How many kids would love to be able to go to dave and buster and play all the games they want without having to buy a meal. How about this, lets say, after a year they have enough points to get the prize they want. Are they going to stop going to dave and busters? No, because they want to play the games. Most likely, the games that give the most tokens probably take the least time because dave and buster wants you to spend the tokens quickly and get out the door.
the laptop story - it's sad that the son is more mature than his mother. what a horrible person raising a potentially horrible daughter. i hope she goes to jail and the mom is never in charge of them again. wtf!
The kid in story 4 deserves a better family, I could bet anything I own that when he grows up he will get as far as possible from his mother and sister
Ok Mr. Fluff on that story involving the international pickup I lmao for several minutes after hearing about his sign " all trespassing will be shot and survivors will be shot again" sounds something like you would see in the great ole south of the USA. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Story 3: Goodness gracious, did none of them ever watch John Wick? I know the dog is more the crux of the story than the car, but stealing the car is the original motivation for the inciting incident.
Last story: in a similar story, a Karen was stealing a mute lady's work laptop... or cellphone. It's Karen and she's boasting her cop husband vs the mute lady's mom on the phone... which turned out to be a District Attorney that has connection to the chief of police and the whole police department. Lots of squad cars were deployed to the restaurant.... Got Karen arrested! 😂😂😂😂😂
I love that you put together that truck story with all of its updates!! I liked the story when it just went as far as arresting the father and son for trying to steal his truck, but with all those updates it is a more complete and satisfying story. 😁😁😁💋💖🐺👵🌵
My grandmother also had a saying. "Don't like it? Then it will take less to do you". A proper Southern Lady but would turn into a mama bear if you messed with her kids or grandkids. Bet your grandma could too. 😊
Story 2: My buddy has a more lighthearted version of this. He’s really good at the Deal or No deal, which he attributes to a lot of practice at a similar minigame from Super Mario DS. He won like, 10 times in a row, before the attendant commented on it and said I bet you have to lose at least once. Buddy was like, nah, and so indeed, he proceeded to keep winning. Until he got bored and some random kid gave it a go, and missed the high case. Buddy came back to win a few more rounds, but the attendant saw the one loss in his log and assumed it was buddy, and he was again like, nah.
Story 2: Not an entitled person story but it reminds me of a time I was at the arcade. I got the timing down on those ball drop machines so I could hit the jackpot every time. I saw a kid on the one next to me and he looked kinda sad watching me hit a bunch of jackpots in a row and he couldn't get one so I asked "Do you want me to hit the jackpot for you?" Kid perked up and said "Yes please!" So I hit it for him a few times, he said thank you and went off to go see what he could get with his tickets. Was just a good time and I got to do something nice for someone
last story, lets see we have child abuse, lying to the police, assult on op and attempted theft on something that sounded like an expensive laptop. sounds like karen will be in a lot of trouble.
1) This father is a POS for his bad attitude and thievery. It makes me happy that his entitled behaviour got just consequences. 2) Yup, that's entitled and no wonder why the kid is the way he is with that mother. It's good OP's dad came his rescue, and that the manager took the appropriate action. 3) OMG some people are just too much ... all bad. It's unfortunate OP ran into someone like that. Good for OP for defending his property against these A**holes. After update: LOL, how stupid to think filing this suit would bring anything to them Good for OP for counter suing, and taking all necessary precautions. After next update: I am glad OP had a good attorney that will give them what they deserve in the form of lawsuits and liens. 4) Good for OP for pressing charges, and it would be nice if there is jail time, also CPS to get involved and help that kid.
Story 3...1, don't use rock salt in a shotgun, just use buckshot,2 never rack a round to try a intimate someone because it could jam on you and then its worthless.
#1 Entitled stealing father just got some so sweet karma served to him. Serve him right. He absolutely needed to get pud back down to his place. #2 OP said to that kid that he need to try again to get better at the game. And Karen, twisted that around to pretend that OP said the EXACT opposite of what he said... OP and his father didn't ruin Karen's day. She did it all be herself like any self respecting Karen seems to love doing. The nice part is that Karen gave just the right bit of justification to ban her from the place. #3 Those WILL get in jail... All three of them. And someone may just loose the keys. #4 Karen is entitled, and her daughter is her exact copy. The son is a quite nice fellow. I feel very bad for him. As for Karen Senior and Karen Junior... They can rot in jail for the rest of their miserable lives.
Theft story: OP, your father is a nincompoop! He's literally DARING a police officer to ignore a theft, an action that if discovered would get the officer in serious trouble and likely cause him to lose his job. I'm glad he put a stop to that nonsense! Antique truck story: What a bunch of entitled maroons!!! I'd be willing to bet that they wouldn't even know how to drive a truck like that. I'm willing to bet that not only does that truck have a manual transmission, but that it's a three-on-the-tree. And if you don't know what that is, good luck driving it. It's also old enough to have a manual choke. Again, if you don't know what that is, good luck driving it. But I wouldn't be bothering with rock salt rounds, I prefer double-ought buckshot in 12-gauge loads. You can always be generous and aim at their legs. OP, once you know their sentences, please let us know. Laptop story: Thank you OP, for pressing charges. It's literally the only way of stopping people like this. Hopefully, your statement combined with the store's video will cause a CPS investigation to be started as well. I that woman has no problem hitting her kid in public, who knows what she's doing at home in private.
Truck story, wow, those people think they can do and have whatever they want, hope they all sit in prison for a very long time! Lol WOW... That dumb family just literally talk themselves into prison!
Said it before, say it again, I will never understand how, at this point, people don't comprehend that any time they're in any kind of public place, THEY ARE BEING RECORDED.
Yeah but allot of the people telling these tales either live outside the US OR a ton of businesses are just blatantly breaking the law by recording sound with their security cameras OR cops in many stories are really good at reading lips OR the encounters really only happened in the OP's fantasy world where real life encounters go down as they would in a 90's television show.
2nd story: why do karens always say that the OPs are rude? Why do karens ALWAYS forget cameras exist? 3rd story: Karens never take no for an answer 4th story: Karens always want to steal other people's property Lie to cops about owning other's property And think that disabilities don't exist unless they're oblivious as hell like missing limbs. I've even heard of karens trying to steal prostethic limbs as if they were toys and wheelchairs "because they were tired"
Feel sorry for the son of the Karen in the last story. He sounds like a great boy, even standing up to his mom obviously knowing what she’s like. I hope his dad is more like him. It seems like she already ruined the daughter.
For the last story, its good the officer knew how to sign. i really wish sign language was required to learn in school. Ive worked retail and in clinics. Theres plenty of deaf patients/ customers, and those that are hard of hearing that forget hearing aids. Instead of sounding like you are yelling at them, or trying to find some way to communicate by pointing or writing things down, it would be easier if it was jist taught to communicate
There is a recurring theme to these stories that I wish someone could explain for us. What in the world does anyone hope to accomplish by claiming to the authorities that "OP stole my truck (car, computer, house, phone, gaming or any other security protected device, etc.) so make them give it back now!" when the ownership and/or registration of these objects takes seconds, maybe a minute or two at worst, to verify? I mean, that behavior can't possibly do anything BUT backfire on them, or am I missing something here like a world where they could actually be successful with that strategy? (not counting the instances where the Karen or whoever actually believes they were the object owner more clearly due to being under the influence of controlled substances and/or mental illness)
I own a 65 VW Beetle that's almost all original that I got as a gift from my dad for hard work for him with his company for years. We're both old VW enthusiast. If anyone is within a certain distant from looking at it without me around or my permission you bet your sweet ass I'm going to tell them to back off. People love to steal these cars like this all the time. I actually changed the original door handles and deck lid handles with locked ones to make sure I can prevent it from being stolen. I also lock my doors and keep the window up. Had 1 guy offer $10k for it but it wasn't for sail. He said he give the $10k of I drop it off at his house right now. Which is more fishy because I wouldn't go to some random strangers house because they offered me a bunch of money like that for my Bug.
Sometimes you wanna punch the little shit, but wanna punch the adult for raising the little shit. These “parents” must’ve been dropped as a baby to actually raise their hellspawns like that. But jokes on some of them when they get older, they’ll steal from them, torture them, and would even abuse them physically all because mommy and daddy wouldn’t ever say no to them.
Last Story: I bet CPS were called when the Karen's son got hit by her. Also Karen probably got charge with Hate Crime as being Mute is consider a disability and her trying to steal his laptop would count as Hate crime.
Last story: It does not surprise me at all that the youngest, the LB, is a spoiled rotten Karen brat. Being the oldest of my siblings, I can tell from personal experience that the youngest are allowed to do whatever they want whenever they want because it is always the oldest who pays the price.
Karen: (harasses deaf/mute person) STOP USING GANG SIGNS!! Random gangs in the same state: Excuse me, what?🤨 How do these idiots completely ignore that non verbal communication exists and think gangs still use "signs" in this day and age?🤦♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏿♀️
Story 1: I would arrest my own father if the cause is just Story 2: The kid did lie about trying to steal the card. I would ban that woman for life if I were the manager. Cameras are spies that DO see and don't lie Story 3: If you try to steal you will pay the price. They should have shut up. with their rap sheet. They may go away for 20+ years Story4: Nice Kid. Rotten Mama
The saddest thing is that the poor boy in the last story can't sue his mom, nor get away from her. He's forced to stay with his abuser. And it seemed the girl was the golden child.
This WHOLE video shows the reason of why we have surveillance at our homes and businesses; I'm afraid my generation made it worse by giving false claims.
Story 3: DO NOT get cute with your "No Trespassing" signs. Something happens on your property that's going into evidence against you. It will only make your life more difficult.
Thieves can be smart... but entitlement and smartness automatically exclude one another. Yes, these three deserve to lose everything and end up homeless, jobless and penniless after they leave prison.
The silver lining to the last story is that despite having a crazy mom, the son is still at least a decent kid. Its good to know that crazy parents aren't guaranteed to make crazy kids.
I'm giving the unseen-in-the-story dad a lot of the credit for that decent son. I'm also hoping that dad is separated from the mom & that he gets full custody of both kids with only supervised visits from mom once she gets out of jail for assaulting & trying to steal from a disabled person. When it's a case of a rotten parent & a good parent having kids together, I'm on the side of the good parent getting to raise the kids, no matter if the good parent is man, woman, non-binary, or genderfluid! That's what's best for the kids AND what's best for society!
Inversely, sometimes good parents wind up with crazy kids. "Bad eggs", we used to call them. Sometimes the apple falls miles away from the tree.
I hope Dad is the "good parent", and gets full custody.
My mom was like the dad in the first story but she did it in front of my brother who was in uniform but took her to the store on his lunch break, she told him even though he was an officer everyone knows it's illegal for a woman's child to arrest them. At check out he asked her if she was sure of what she was doing and she smugly smiled at him as soon as both feet were out of the store he pulled out his handcuffs and started giving her the Miranda rights, she slapped him across the face, so it went from just shoplifting to shoplifting and assaulting an officer. It was awesome seeing her tell the judge that yes he was an officer but he was her child first and all she was doing was disciplining him, the judged laughed. Later he called to tell me she said she wouldn't ever talk to him again and I sadly had to remind him she never keeps her word.
Judge had good reason to laugh, because her son was the one that was disciplining her for inappropriate behavior. Her actions were in no way discipline, it was pure lashing out in a self entitled tantrum. It must have been embarrassing for your brother to have to arrest her though, so pass along my kudos for honoring his duty.👮♂👏
Your Mom is a damn fool how long ago is this plus has she talked to him again?
I can just imagine the arrest:
"You have the right to remain silent. Oh, who am I kidding? Fat chance.”
@iononcanto He said it was pretty much like that. She screamed at him that she should have aborted him the entire time, when his backup arrived she screamed at them, all through booking, because she was acting crazy they put her in a nice little cell all by herself where they could easily keep an eye on her and she spent the entire time screaming at the wall until she lost her voice. She only got thirty days but when she got out she called all of her "ungrateful" kids and left screaming messages asking why we didn't visit her.
@@RunnyBabbitMom Does that include your Brother?
The OP’s closing remark on the last story was beautiful. ALWAYS press charges!
Many people are afraid to stand against riff raff. that's why they get away with it
Story 4: I feel very bad for the 12 years old boy, he was the only decent one among the three of them.
I hope CPS gets involved in the last one.
And that Dad files for divorce and gets sole custody. Karen also needs to be charged with attempted theft, assault on a disabled person, assault and battery on a minor, and filing a false police report.
Me too
Story 1: Never tell someone who works in Law Enforcement that you are going to steal something, bad karma.
Fr it’s just common sense
@@GamerDude0306 Yeah, it is. Though, not a lot of people realize it.
Not even bad karma. Just plain stupid.
As in, ‘how are you able to even breathe,’ stupid.
No kidding. Or better yet… DON’T STEAL.
It's one thing to steal, It's another to know what you're doing is wrong, but do it anyway. You know what that's called? Criminal intent!
I feel bad for the boy in the last story. I hope he grows up to be a successful, well adjusted adult who teaches empathy and kindness to his kids.
That's what I always say when I hear these stories about crazy parents with decent children
The last story: in addition to attempting to steal OP's laptop and making a false complaint, I hope she was further charged for striking her son.
Story 1: Good on the cop for being a good cop, not a nepotistic one.
Story 2: Kid may not have even lied to her. Sounds like she knew what she said was completely made up.
Story 3: The family that does the crime together, does the time together.
Story 4: Her kid sounds like a good kid. Shame she's an awful parent.
Story 2: The kid was grinning.
@@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS well, yeah, his mom was coming to his aid. That doesn't mean he lied to get her to do it, just that she did. If she didn't think what she was saying was a lie, why would she have gone white when cameras where mentioned?
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One thing that always gets me about thieves (other than feeling entitled to other people's things) is how offended and self righteous they get, when caught.
I guess they really DO feel like they deserve the things they're stealing from others more than those others do -- why else would they get so angry when they get in trouble for trying to take other people's stuff?
Story 3: A spoiled son demands to buy someone’s antique car, gets mad when they refuse, then tries to break into their house that night and take it? Wait a minute, I think I’ve seen this movie before! Probably a good thing OP apparently didn’t own a dog…
"Trespassers will be shot, survivors will be shot again" love that as a warning sign it's on the same level as "If you can read this, you are within range" on a sign with a big picture of a rifle and several bullet holes all over the sign.
Story 3: I can't imagine the stubbornness these three have. Not only being in and out of jail and still going, but trying to pull all that crap on OP all over a truck not for sale. Sorry kid, but you can't make anything just magically be for sale
You have clearly never been the victim of lawfare.
A family of criminals thinking they can do whatever they want when the whole town hates them. It's next level crazy.
The only issue is the sign “Trespassers will be shot. Survivors will be shot again”
That could show criminal intent.
@@LunaP1unfortunately that's Karens and narcissists for you. They think their entitled to everything and some refuse to learn that their not and that THEIR the problem not everyone else.
@@GaiusMarius65I'm Canadian, so correct me if I'm wrong. But if OP is in a state with the "stand your ground" or castle doctrine" or whatever it's called, wouldn't that sign be allowed?
I genuinely look forward to the mom (and probably the girl) in the last story wondering why the nice kid went no contact with them.
The truck story. Alls I got to say is GOOD. Evil people like that needs to put in their place in a harsh way.
He needs to keep a doubly close watch on the truck, if the thief can not have it, vandalism, especially against that rare engine, would be a "logical" move in the "If I can't have it, nobody can keep it" mentality lives well in the brain of thieves that thieves.
@@patriot9455 my uncle keeps his stingray locked up tight because something like this happened to him and he almost had sugar in his tank for refusal to sale
The truck story is Awesome
@leemitchell7841 talk about sugary sweet revenge! I mean that poor car doesn't deserve diabetes! Nor did that poor sugar deserve it! .-.
(I'm being totally jokey haha everyone!!!)
a harsh way for a long long time
The officer in the first story is my new hero (behind Darkfluff). Do not tolerate intolerable behavior from anyone, ANYONE. If something isn't ok with you don't let people get away with it. "Blood" is a HORRIBLE excuse, if anything your family should support you, so being hurt by family is worse.
If my job is to stop crimes, and you are committing crimes in front of me because you think I won't arrest you because you're family, then you have no right to cry abuse when I put you in cuffs for said crimes. Its abuse that you committed the crime in front of your own law enforcement family member and expected special treatment in the first place.
_The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb._
Story 4: I wouldn't be surprised if the mom lost custody of her kid(s).
We can hope!
The boy deserves a better family than he has. Especially for trying to defend OP from Karen Mom
I love how, even in 2023, Karens still forget that there are cameras everywhere and try to lie in front of them to get their way.
Well, as I always say, some people are just stuck in stupid
Karen's are so entitled that cameras do what they tell them to do, right
My question with the third story is how were they going to "buy" the truck? They can't even afford bail so obviously they weren't going to buy an expensive truck.
I'm sure those criminals "buying" the truck from OP would have been a scam where they offered to give OP no money down or a tiny down payment, & then promised him the rest of the buying price but never paid it. To be fair, though, if their criminal records are as long as OP says in the story, their bail is probably astronomically high!
My thought exactly!
I would say "no". The owner was supposed to hand it over for free, because you know, they deserved it more than he did. 🤔
Story 3 - Pull the telephone company records to show other calls came from her, and I'd imagine it wouldn't be too hard to hit momma with witness intimidation/interference charges too.
Story 1 - I don’t know which is more stupid. The ED thinking that he could get away with stealing in front of his own nephew who just happens to be a police officer, or him laughing and daring his nephew to arrest him after watching him pocket the item he was going to steal?
I mean… what an idiot. Good on OP’s cousin for doing the right thing and arresting him.
Shades of malicious compliance.
Story 4: I've never heard of a 6 year old having their own laptop. The cops didn't need camera footage to suspect her of lying.
Tablets, yes; but laptops? Bit of a stretch.
My oldest nephew had a laptop at 5 y/o. His dad (my brother) is a tekkie nerd and works with computers, so decided his (only at the time) son could have his newly replaced laptop. Granted he made it SUPER kid proof (not able to connect to the internet, stuff like that) and just loaded a bunch of age appropriate games on it, but yeah it was still a laptop...
I feel so sorry for that kid in the last story. And it’s evident that Karen’s Mini-me will be headed down that same toxic path if nothing’s done. I hope those two have another parent that will rip her away from them and teach the girl better.
#4: it’s UNREAL how entitled Karen is; to slap her own son for trying to defend someone else. GEE WIZ !!!
Honestly, this whole series should be renamed and called "Stupid and Pathetic People doing equally Stupid and Pathetic Things!"
That could be a whole ass show!
If you don't like it, why are you here? Go elsewhere.
@@nadinesharp9766 The episode creator himself hit the Like button on this, it says with a heart, and so many others did so. Plus, either you're mimicking a Karen, or it sounds a bit like you're a Karen yourself with that wording... 😶
@@UnauthorizedContent1337 So what if the 'creator' put a like on it. They often just randomly put likes on some comments to encourage more people to comment and like, then often people pile on that to like something the reader says they like, so that means nothing. And if you don't like my comment, I'll say basically the same thing to you. Why are you spending time on something if you don't like it? It was a stupid comment. If you don't like what I say or how I say it, GO ELSEWHERE. Like to take a long walk off a short pier. It's not being a karen to point out the obvious to the oblivious.
@@WraythSkitzofrenik it was at some point it was called worlds dumbest, I believe
I love these ppl who tell owners to “just name a price”. “Ok, I’ll sell it for 12 Billion pay up.”😂
Why stop there? Throw the "Q" word at them: $12 quadrillion.
Not far from the price I might have quoted, but, the kid would have argued about it. He would have self justified theft when he did not win the negotiation. Better to just say "not just no, but ab-so-lu-tely never.
Story 3 : OP could even file a charge against them for stalking.
Story 3 update, typical that the mega Karen calls to scream and blame op for the frivolous case being thrown out then threatens op as well as says that one way or another she was going to get op's truck, typical Karen. She, of course Karen stupidity, didn't think that she would get in trouble for that. Given the entire town hates her and her family, it's safe to say that she ain't going to learn nor her husband and kid. Plus no surprise that the entitled family refuses to pay op after he wins the lawsuit by a landslide. More than likely because their wanting to be petty plus hateful for not getting the truck, blame op for being arrested and in jail, but all their achieving costing themselves EVERYTHING. Their definitely going to be homeless and probably have to leave town, good riddance.
Something I would consider, though, is people with nothing left to lose can be incredibly dangerous. It's easy to think, "well I'll just defend myself," but sometimes that is easier said than done.
My mom always told us growing up that we should always tell the police if someone's committing a crime. Even if it's family. She even said if she did anything bad (not that she would) she hoped we'd turn her in and hold her accountable.
Your mom has a mentality that is very admirable and sorely lacking today when it comes to horrid actions from family members and not correcting them
I feel sorry for that boy in the last story. :( He seems like a really good kid with a horrible family.
I'm hoping there's a sane dad (even with sh*t taste in wives) in the picture and that he can get custody.
It’s disturbing, but there are A LOT of people who don’t “believe” in such a thing as a mute diagnosis; they think it’s a choice not to talk. Some believe it’s always the result of a psych issue, but you can be born without the physical ability to talk. Can you imagine? In 2023, y’all? It’s mind boggling.
It would be wise to carry a note pad on the back of a card that had basic ASL alphabet characters, not that a Karen would notice. Gang signs, a whole series of them, so the mute can remember them. LOLOLOL
I may not have faith in general humanity but I do in you two! Thanks for the upload boys. Nana loves you ❤
Story 2: The only way to win is to do it yourself. Practice, practice, practice. Also, even if OP said all that stuff, taking OP's card is the wrong solution, that's just disproportionate retribution. If the kid doesn't drop that attitude, he might get banned from all arcades
And life.
The kid gave OP his card at first and asked him to win him some point. Why not do it? You are playing the game on the boy's dime. The points are not worth much. It's not like after you win him some points, you couldn't play more games. It's not like it is costing you your own game credits.
Here's an analogy. Someone gives you free tickets to a professional baseball game and all you have to do to get the free ticket (and see the entire game) is to give them the stickers that everyone gets for free when you enter the stadium. You wouldn't take the free ticket, instead, you would insist the kid has to go himself.
I'd tell that entitled cow "Suck bilge, B!" 🤨
@@michaelcolfin8464"Why not do it ?" Because OP is under no obligation to ? Why would OP play for a perfect stranger simply because they asked ? OP wanted to play for themselves, not some random kid.
@@bouboulrozBecause he gets to play the game for free. Why do you think you get more play the more you spend on the meal? It's not like he was going to leave the dave and buster until all his play points were gone. How many kids would love to be able to go to dave and buster and play all the games they want without having to buy a meal.
How about this, lets say, after a year they have enough points to get the prize they want. Are they going to stop going to dave and busters? No, because they want to play the games. Most likely, the games that give the most tokens probably take the least time because dave and buster wants you to spend the tokens quickly and get out the door.
the laptop story - it's sad that the son is more mature than his mother. what a horrible person raising a potentially horrible daughter. i hope she goes to jail and the mom is never in charge of them again. wtf!
The kid in story 4 deserves a better family, I could bet anything I own that when he grows up he will get as far as possible from his mother and sister
Why can’t people remember that there are cameras everywhere! I wish these kind of people would just leave others alone!
People are just so crazy this is why I don’t leave my house
How do you make money?
Mood ;-;
@@Badbirdie Im a freelancer and work from home
@@shadowakashade6780good for you!
@@shadowakashade6780lucky😂. Hope you're not in the cross hair of the war on cyber-comuting that a bunch of companies have been doing lately
Violence is never the proper response to conflicts.
*hears today's stories*
... But there are ALWAYS some exceptions.
Violence should never be your first action but is more than reasonable as a reaction to violence
Karens require extreme force, some times.
@@mbyerly9680 "Some" times?
Ok Mr. Fluff on that story involving the international pickup I lmao for several minutes after hearing about his sign " all trespassing will be shot and survivors will be shot again" sounds something like you would see in the great ole south of the USA. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Man, this was a great batch of stories in this collection. The Karens were all top tier nutballs.
Story 3: Goodness gracious, did none of them ever watch John Wick? I know the dog is more the crux of the story than the car, but stealing the car is the original motivation for the inciting incident.
Last story: in a similar story, a Karen was stealing a mute lady's work laptop... or cellphone.
It's Karen and she's boasting her cop husband vs the mute lady's mom on the phone... which turned out to be a District Attorney that has connection to the chief of police and the whole police department.
Lots of squad cars were deployed to the restaurant....
Got Karen arrested!
😂😂😂😂😂
On the first story, op I happy your cousin the police officer did what he did, your dad deserved what he got.
I love that you put together that truck story with all of its updates!! I liked the story when it just went as far as arresting the father and son for trying to steal his truck, but with all those updates it is a more complete and satisfying story. 😁😁😁💋💖🐺👵🌵
Grandmother’s saying :-“I want doesn’t get!”. ‘Nuff said.
My grandmother also had a saying. "Don't like it? Then it will take less to do you". A proper Southern Lady but would turn into a mama bear if you messed with her kids or grandkids. Bet your grandma could too. 😊
Story 2: My buddy has a more lighthearted version of this. He’s really good at the Deal or No deal, which he attributes to a lot of practice at a similar minigame from Super Mario DS.
He won like, 10 times in a row, before the attendant commented on it and said I bet you have to lose at least once.
Buddy was like, nah, and so indeed, he proceeded to keep winning.
Until he got bored and some random kid gave it a go, and missed the high case. Buddy came back to win a few more rounds, but the attendant saw the one loss in his log and assumed it was buddy, and he was again like, nah.
Kid: "Everything is for sale."
Me: "Okay when you put it that way. Sell me your house."
Story 2: Not an entitled person story but it reminds me of a time I was at the arcade. I got the timing down on those ball drop machines so I could hit the jackpot every time. I saw a kid on the one next to me and he looked kinda sad watching me hit a bunch of jackpots in a row and he couldn't get one so I asked "Do you want me to hit the jackpot for you?" Kid perked up and said "Yes please!" So I hit it for him a few times, he said thank you and went off to go see what he could get with his tickets. Was just a good time and I got to do something nice for someone
I've heard the truck story before, but not the updates. Props, Fluffy, for posting the entire saga.
last story, lets see we have child abuse, lying to the police, assult on op and attempted theft on something that sounded like an expensive laptop. sounds like karen will be in a lot of trouble.
Omg if i was that store owner id have trouble not backhanding that abusive mother 😤🥃
Hold back her hit, then let the law finish it. ( it would be satisfying to see her face down on the floor, but the right way uses the law)
@patriot9455 they're both the right way, one just gets me in less trouble lol 🥃🥃
I feel good every time fluff says we're beautiful. You are too, Fluff. And Stevo. ❤
CCTV cameras didn't exist back in the dark ages, & crazy Karen's & Kevin's believe that is the time they live in 🤯
1) This father is a POS for his bad attitude and thievery. It makes me happy that his entitled behaviour got just consequences.
2) Yup, that's entitled and no wonder why the kid is the way he is with that mother. It's good OP's dad came his rescue, and that the manager took the appropriate action.
3) OMG some people are just too much ... all bad. It's unfortunate OP ran into someone like that. Good for OP for defending his property against these A**holes.
After update: LOL, how stupid to think filing this suit would bring anything to them Good for OP for counter suing, and taking all necessary precautions.
After next update: I am glad OP had a good attorney that will give them what they deserve in the form of lawsuits and liens.
4) Good for OP for pressing charges, and it would be nice if there is jail time, also CPS to get involved and help that kid.
Story 3...1, don't use rock salt in a shotgun, just use buckshot,2 never rack a round to try a intimate someone because it could jam on you and then its worthless.
This may sound nuts but I was so happy to see that you had a new video out today. Yes, small things makes me happy.
#1 Entitled stealing father just got some so sweet karma served to him. Serve him right. He absolutely needed to get pud back down to his place.
#2 OP said to that kid that he need to try again to get better at the game. And Karen, twisted that around to pretend that OP said the EXACT opposite of what he said... OP and his father didn't ruin Karen's day. She did it all be herself like any self respecting Karen seems to love doing. The nice part is that Karen gave just the right bit of justification to ban her from the place.
#3 Those WILL get in jail... All three of them. And someone may just loose the keys.
#4 Karen is entitled, and her daughter is her exact copy. The son is a quite nice fellow. I feel very bad for him. As for Karen Senior and Karen Junior... They can rot in jail for the rest of their miserable lives.
Theft story: OP, your father is a nincompoop! He's literally DARING a police officer to ignore a theft, an action that if discovered would get the officer in serious trouble and likely cause him to lose his job. I'm glad he put a stop to that nonsense!
Antique truck story: What a bunch of entitled maroons!!! I'd be willing to bet that they wouldn't even know how to drive a truck like that. I'm willing to bet that not only does that truck have a manual transmission, but that it's a three-on-the-tree. And if you don't know what that is, good luck driving it. It's also old enough to have a manual choke. Again, if you don't know what that is, good luck driving it. But I wouldn't be bothering with rock salt rounds, I prefer double-ought buckshot in 12-gauge loads. You can always be generous and aim at their legs. OP, once you know their sentences, please let us know.
Laptop story: Thank you OP, for pressing charges. It's literally the only way of stopping people like this. Hopefully, your statement combined with the store's video will cause a CPS investigation to be started as well. I that woman has no problem hitting her kid in public, who knows what she's doing at home in private.
Truck story, wow, those people think they can do and have whatever they want, hope they all sit in prison for a very long time! Lol WOW... That dumb family just literally talk themselves into prison!
My dad had one of those International trucks. He called it the Blue Goose. Good memories.
Karen in that last story.... SHE HIT HER OWN CHILD! She needs to lose custody of her kids.
Said it before, say it again, I will never understand how, at this point, people don't comprehend that any time they're in any kind of public place, THEY ARE BEING RECORDED.
Making the assumption that Karens comprehend anything outside of their own tunnel vision.
Yeah but allot of the people telling these tales either live outside the US OR a ton of businesses are just blatantly breaking the law by recording sound with their security cameras OR cops in many stories are really good at reading lips OR the encounters really only happened in the OP's fantasy world where real life encounters go down as they would in a 90's television show.
2nd story: why do karens always say that the OPs are rude? Why do karens ALWAYS forget cameras exist?
3rd story: Karens never take no for an answer
4th story: Karens always want to steal other people's property
Lie to cops about owning other's property
And think that disabilities don't exist unless they're oblivious as hell like missing limbs. I've even heard of karens trying to steal prostethic limbs as if they were toys and wheelchairs "because they were tired"
Feel sorry for the son of the Karen in the last story. He sounds like a great boy, even standing up to his mom obviously knowing what she’s like. I hope his dad is more like him. It seems like she already ruined the daughter.
For the last story, its good the officer knew how to sign. i really wish sign language was required to learn in school. Ive worked retail and in clinics. Theres plenty of deaf patients/ customers, and those that are hard of hearing that forget hearing aids. Instead of sounding like you are yelling at them, or trying to find some way to communicate by pointing or writing things down, it would be easier if it was jist taught to communicate
Imagine snitching on family. Always disown family that chooses to become Pork
Story 4: Guess who's going to go no-contact with his mother as soon as physically possible?
Story 3. Karma got served and continues to serve.
Story 4. Charges deserved to that witch!
Stories 2 and 4: Haha, CCTV cameras are ALWAYS the Karen's archnemesis.
There is a recurring theme to these stories that I wish someone could explain for us. What in the world does anyone hope to accomplish by claiming to the authorities that "OP stole my truck (car, computer, house, phone, gaming or any other security protected device, etc.) so make them give it back now!" when the ownership and/or registration of these objects takes seconds, maybe a minute or two at worst, to verify? I mean, that behavior can't possibly do anything BUT backfire on them, or am I missing something here like a world where they could actually be successful with that strategy?
(not counting the instances where the Karen or whoever actually believes they were the object owner more clearly due to being under the influence of controlled substances and/or mental illness)
Free stuff mainly.
You can never explain away entitlement, greed, or insanity. You just have to let the law deal with it.
I own a 65 VW Beetle that's almost all original that I got as a gift from my dad for hard work for him with his company for years. We're both old VW enthusiast. If anyone is within a certain distant from looking at it without me around or my permission you bet your sweet ass I'm going to tell them to back off. People love to steal these cars like this all the time. I actually changed the original door handles and deck lid handles with locked ones to make sure I can prevent it from being stolen. I also lock my doors and keep the window up.
Had 1 guy offer $10k for it but it wasn't for sail. He said he give the $10k of I drop it off at his house right now. Which is more fishy because I wouldn't go to some random strangers house because they offered me a bunch of money like that for my Bug.
Story 3: why can't people just take NO for an answer
Yay, new DarkFluff video!
Man, you sold your dad out and threw him under the bus like it was nothing... Interesting family dynamic you have.
Sometimes you wanna punch the little shit, but wanna punch the adult for raising the little shit. These “parents” must’ve been dropped as a baby to actually raise their hellspawns like that. But jokes on some of them when they get older, they’ll steal from them, torture them, and would even abuse them physically all because mommy and daddy wouldn’t ever say no to them.
19:47 🙄 (sigh) Here we go again with the EP thinking a simple gesture is a gang sign.
Last Story: I bet CPS were called when the Karen's son got hit by her. Also Karen probably got charge with Hate Crime as being Mute is consider a disability and her trying to steal his laptop would count as Hate crime.
Not to mention her thinking there's no such thing as muteness.
Last story: It does not surprise me at all that the youngest, the LB, is a spoiled rotten Karen brat. Being the oldest of my siblings, I can tell from personal experience that the youngest are allowed to do whatever they want whenever they want because it is always the oldest who pays the price.
You know it’s smart to assume that every location has cameras especially stores, arcades, museums etc
Karen: (harasses deaf/mute person) STOP USING GANG SIGNS!!
Random gangs in the same state: Excuse me, what?🤨
How do these idiots completely ignore that non verbal communication exists and think gangs still use "signs" in this day and age?🤦♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏿♀️
Karen minds are still stuck in a time when gangs communicated with fancy signs.
I'm autistic, I sometimes become mute when I'm very stressed. It's like trying to breathe under water.
I hope that Mom in The last story gets her kids taken away from her.
Story 1: I would arrest my own father if the cause is just
Story 2: The kid did lie about trying to steal the card. I would ban that woman for life if I were the manager. Cameras are spies that DO see and don't lie
Story 3: If you try to steal you will pay the price. They should have shut up. with their rap sheet. They may go away for 20+ years
Story4: Nice Kid. Rotten Mama
It’s good to see the bad guys go down. Glad you didn’t cave in and give your truck to these horrible people.
The saddest thing is that the poor boy in the last story can't sue his mom, nor get away from her. He's forced to stay with his abuser. And it seemed the girl was the golden child.
The last story made my blood boil. At least the kiddo was a good one. I can't even say the very same about his sister and that entitled mother.
Honestly some people never got taught this lesson of ‘I want never gets’
Always press charges, ppls!
The son in the third story is alot more considerate than the entire family.
ALWAYS press charges!! 🤨
Story 3: Now that's one big happy jailbird family.
thanks for the up dates on the truck oone i seen that story a while ago and never heard anything from it since
Karen: My Son Wants this Truck!
Me: And I want 500 Billion Dollars...looks like were both going to be disappointed...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
That first one should've gone in r/maliciouscompliance. It was beautiful!
This WHOLE video shows the reason of why we have surveillance at our homes and businesses; I'm afraid my generation made it worse by giving false claims.
Story 3: DO NOT get cute with your "No Trespassing" signs. Something happens on your property that's going into evidence against you. It will only make your life more difficult.
That poor kid getting hit by his Karen mom while defending the mute OP... :(
I’m glad the young man was an honest police officer
The Title Story: They won't be homeless. I mean they have 3 hots and a cot on the government's dime.
Thieves can be smart... but entitlement and smartness automatically exclude one another.
Yes, these three deserve to lose everything and end up homeless, jobless and penniless after they leave prison.
Story 4's the first one I've heard where a karen physically harms her own child (well, first in this series that is)!