r/EntitledPeople - New Karen Neighbor Tries to POLICE My Home! Says She OWNS It!
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- r/entitledpeople - OP lives in an apartment building when an entitled Karen moves in and decides to set new ridiculous rules for all the tenants! When OP confronts her, the Karen demands OP complies or gets evicted! Subscribe for future stories!
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Stories in this episode of r/entitledpeople:
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Story 1 (u/Ramrodron)
2:08 - Story 2 (u/theparkour911)
5:19 - Story 3 (u/PrinceGuti)
7:48 - Story 4 (u/Osiris32)
14:21 - Story 5 (u/many_books_91)
18:10 - Story 6 (u/KENACU)
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The vomit story:
That was vandalism (probably felony for the value of the damage), assault, and depending on the jurisdiction special charges for deliberately spreading a biohazzard. OP had a receipt with a signature and probably had her information from the card, and also had at least something on one of the security cameras. The cops absolutely could do something but thought it was unimportant and were being lazy. OP’s manager refused to back them up and pursue the matter, and probably violated company policy on biohazzard clean up by ordering OP to clean it up. So she absolutely deserved getting stuck with that shit.
I agree completely. The cops failed in their duty and the manager failed in theirs, then tried to pass the clean-up to the employee. I would have walked off the job, also. Fuck that. No job is worth that, especially not one that likely pays barely more than minimum wage.
Depending on the specific state and value of the property damage, violation of vandalism laws is either a misdemeanor or felony offense. Penalties typically include fines, imprisonment in county jail, or both. In addition, a person convicted of vandalism is frequently ordered to wash, repair or replace the damaged property (known as "restitution"), and/or participate in programs to clean up graffiti and other forms of vandalism.
If any of the vomit even came close to OP, it's assault. The cops were pitiful, but we have learned that they have no actual responsibility to defend the public, and are just fine with not doing squat for the people who pay them.
It's also Destruction of Property since most of the merchandise she barfed on can't be sold now...
If a inmate at a correctional facility "willingly uses body fluids" to assault another inmate or CO, it can be upwards of A felony for a "BIOHAZARD" AND AN ASSAULT. AND IN THE OUTSIDE WORLD, IF YOU SPIT IN SOMEONE'S FACE, IT ALSO CARRIES AN ASSAULT CHARGE. SO THOSE POLICE BASICALLY SAW VOMIT AND JUST WENT "NOPE NOPE NOPE" OUT OF THE SITUATION, KNOWING THAT IF ARRESTED, THEY WOULD PROBABLY HAVE A PUKING WOMAN INSIDE THEIR CAR.
AND THE MANAGER NOT DOING A DAMN THING...
AND TELLING OP TO JUST "CLEAN IT UP"... UMM HOW ABOUT HELL NO!. THE MANAGER SHOULD HAVE CONTACTED CORPORATE AND ARRANGED A PROFESSIONAL CLEANING COMPANY WHO DEAL WITH BIOHAZARD SPILLS TO COME AND SANITIZE THE WHOLE DAMN STORE. AND THEN PRESSED CHARGES AND SENT THE CLEANING BILL TO THAT DISGUSTING WOMAN. BUT JUST BASICALLY DOING F ALL ABOUT IT AND TRYING TO MAKE OP CLEAN IT UP?
GET EFFED. IM GLAD OP TOLD THEM TO RUB IT ON THEIR CHEST AND QUIT!!
Fun fact, technically employees need special training to clean up vomit because of potential spread of infectious diseases (at least in the US). The managers are supposed to have a written procedure in place and have the employees trained on it, which includes cordoning off at least 10ft from the edge of all the vomit to keep customers away, and plenty of PPE to handle the vomit safely without getting infected with something like Norovirus. The manager who ordered the employee to just clean it up sounds like a jerk. Most of that merchandise is damaged if any of it wasn't covered or had cardboard packaging, so that woman should have been found and charged with vandalism or smth, bc she did what she did intentionally with malicious intent to destroy property and merchandise.
Exactly 💯
That's why I'm guessing it's a fake story
@@duanesamuelson2256 not everyone knows this, though. I had to explain that to a coworker (and my boss) when I worked at DQ.
Another reason why I am afraid to work. I don't know enough. I don't know what is expected of employees, employers.
@@brendenpischke6060 the employers are required to train you on what you need to know. Any training that's needed for the job that isn't a college degree, most employers will provide, including specific classes that you might need to take (security companies will pay for the certification courses, restaurants will pay for food safety courses, etc). Every job is supposed to have an orientation and training period, even for people who have spent years in that career path.
A few years back, a crazy neighbor comes to my door claiming her family "owns" all the properties on my street. I told her my family has owned this property since 1964 when Dad bought it. Another neighbor has been here even longer. Crazy Lady moved herein the 1990s. She said I needed to move out! She then claims to be a "federal agent" and flashes her "badge", which looked like a store credit card. Sheesh. I told her if she tries taking MY property I will have her in court! Haven't seen her since. Other neighbors agree she is batcrap insane.
She sounds literally delusional. Like, she needs to be in a mental institution getting meds and therapy until she is stable again.
Oh God that reminded me of something similar that happened in my city of Albuquerque New Mexico during the mid 90s through the early 2000s about an individual called Grandma 505 and how she and her family took over a 2 mile stretch of route 66s hotel district as a drug & brothel den until she passed away in 2008 she's still considered a pillar of the community to this day
that whack-a-doodle would have been staring down the barrel of my .45ACP if she tried that with me
How these people live within the general populous is hair-raising.
She's high on hallucinogen ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Technically purposely vomiting is considered assault and creating a biohazard.
Hard to prove as without any audio evidence all the Karen has to do is say she suddenly became sick. Even if there were cameras not all security cameras have audio recording too. The clerks testimony is just their word against Karen's.
The store should have charged her for the clean up and may have as the clerk quit so we don't know.
@@davidtherwhanger6795 she put her fingers down her throat like that says it was deliberate and did it more then once
@@aussiefamily4886 I didn't say she didn't do it. I said you may not be able to prove it.
If I marked on your shirt with a pen. No camera. No witnesses that backed you up. No marks on me as I marked on you. How would you prove to the cops that came minutes after I left that I marked on your shirt? Would you point to the shirt and say "See I have a mark on my shirt! Go arrest that guy that left a few minutes ago for assault!"
The world at large doesn't care what actually happened. It's what you can prove happened that matters.
@@davidtherwhanger6795 Yes, but cameras would be able to see her stick her finger down her throat and thus audio would not be necessary to prove intent.
@@lorihurt7991 Are you sure about that. Good cameras might. Or if she was not facing them just right, only show her hand moving to her mouth. Which she could say was a natural reflex. Poor cameras as many security cameras are, may only show a little bit where fine detail may not be seen. And no cameras were mentioned, so they may not have any.
"If your neighbor angers you, give each of his children a drum." --Attributed to Confucius
Story 5: A Karen so entitled even the local HOA thought she was the most entitled person in the community.
That's next level.
There is a series of entries about this Karen...and it just keeps getting worse.
Which says a lot.
@@SMDoktorPepper link? This sounds like comedy gold xD
@@SMDoktorPepper Based on this story alone I would have thought she was trying to run a scam. She was assuming many people would be renters and would buy that crap and start paying rent to her.
Story 3: That's what the parents get for thinking they're entitled to the contents of OP's wallet.
I have a service dog with a harness to help keep me on my feet and I STILL get harassed by the Disability Police. 🙄
You mean the "very special" forces 😆
Try driving a sports car(1995 Mitsubishi 3000 GT) with a legitimate handicapped tag, walking somewhat normally because it's decent day painwise and said "special forces" tell me I'm not really disabled even though I have a Medicaid/Medicare card. My disability I'm not taking my pants off for anyone or lift my armpits
@@chrismc410 lol, I drove a freaking Infiniti i30. Loved arguing with idiots about my luxury car having zero to do with my hips dislocating at random.
For the 5th story: Even if she was the landlord, the rules she came up with were absurd. By in by 9pm?! It's an apartment building full of independent adults who pay to live there, not an orphanage.
My immediate thought, being a night shift worker was "loud beater car, the louder the better".
My old half-ton can be loud, but I don't know that it would be loud enough.
@@TheAttacker732 make a hole in the exhaust a bit before the muffler and it probably would be.
Yep, guess I wouldn't have been able to go home after work pretty much any day from one of my jobs
Wow that one for dealing with the parents wanting better gifts. Way to go OP for finding a wat to not punish the kids for their parent's poor behavior, but still making a point.
I used to go to the store and ask for the most annoying loud presents they had, then buy it for my ex husband's niece and nephew. (paybacks since they always gave my kids toys with tons of pieces that were easy to misplace)
And they were even taught a valuable lesson.
Love what OP did never punish a kid for their parents stupidity lol n yeah anything glitter is so annoying my kids got stuff to do with glitter and I'm still finding glitter
@@aussiefamily4886 : The only way OP would have punished the kids would be to not give them anything at all, but instead played the Uno Reverse Card and punished the parents. Kudos to OP. I must say that Charlotte Dobray, the Potato and Petty Queen would be proud if she saw that story, and included it on her channel..
@@jacklow9611 yeah definitely I love Charlotte she is petty queen lol and would definitely be proud of OP
A certain grocery store in Florida, where my ex-SIL worked, told her she couldn't park in the handicapped spots with her placard because she was an employee. She injured herself trying to prevent a meat slicer from falling on the floor. She had been okayed to return to work, but, had been issued a placard. So, when she began parking in the handicapped spots, they told her she had to move. She didn't.
Oh, shit, technically they were harassing a disabled employee, even if only temporarily disabled.
That sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen
This certain grocer has been in the news a lot, lately, so, really, it comes as no surprise. She did have legal counsel, but, I can't stand the woman, so, I don't know what came of it.
@@suruha2306 regardless of if you can stand her, you should still care how that turns out. If you can't be assed to assure that people you can't stand aren't harassed, then don't be shocked if nobody gives a damn about you when you need the same assistance.
Was she parking in a handicapped spot for the length of her work shifts? That would block customers from a handicapped spot for hours daily. The store should have arranged a separate employees parking spot for her, or an extra handicapped spot, especially given that she was injured at work.
Vomit story:
I have worked in a place where, if that happened, we were given full permission, to restrain then customer, call police, ban the customer from the store, and due to the merchandise no longer being sellable, due to the type of stuff we sold, the customer would either have to pay for all the merchandise they wrecked, or face charges from us, as well as the standard charges one would receive for something like that. I thought it was a ridiculous rule at first. Turns out, that rule was made, because of something like this happening before.
That's why I am surprised they did not charge her for damaging products and then trying to leave without paying for them.
@@melissafaulkner7351 I'm not since 90%probable it's made up.
My dad would tell smug Karens/Kevins “You were made the same way I was. By two people screwing.” (“Screwing” is my word; not his.)
I live in a small town and I have a next door neighbor who runs a bed and breakfast. She uses that fact to attempt to try to tell everyone else in the neighborhood what to do. My favorite is when she called the police on new neighbors across the street from her because they (gasp) had an rv parked in their driveway where everybody could see it. The police told her there was nothing they could do and she screamed that the neighbor needed to move the rv out of sight because she owned a business.
We used to own a house in a different town, and our next-door neighbor on one side was a one-man HOA. He bitched about EVERYTHING! He kept calling the cops on a single mom across the street because she let her kid draw with chalk on the sidewalk in front of her house or because she let the kid stay up late (preschooler and she worked evening shift at her job). He’d call the cops on the neighbor on his other side for not shoveling THEIR sidewalk the second a snowstorm stopped, or because they didn’t clear out a “decent” space for his car to pull into or out of when shoveling out their own spaces. He even complained about how the leaves from our maple tree blew into his backyard and demanded that we cut OUR tree down (like it was OUR fault the wind blows from the west!), and when that didn’t work he would rake up the leaves from our tree and dump them back on our side of the fence. (I would thank him and even asked if he could dump them further down so they’d land in my vegetable garden and save me the mulching trouble!).
But the showdown came when we had our dog in his run 15 minutes past his kids’ bedtime because we had to respond to a fire call 10 minutes before that (we were both volunteers at the time) and threatened to call the Humane Society because of our “noisy” dog. That did it. We bided our time and waited until the next week my husband had duty shift at the firehouse (he was cleared to drive a number of the vehicles), then he brought the utility truck home every night hoping we’d get a call. Sure enough, one night we got a call at about 2:30 in the morning, so we had to respond to the station with lights…and the SIREN!
We didn’t hear a peep out of this idiot for over a month afterwards, and it was SWEET!
I wonder if the neighbour who has a business has the relevant permits.
Story 3: "You have to buy our kids LOTS of presents"
*Buys the Noises and dirtiest Toys ever to exist*
I know! I was cracking up….brilliant!
@@williamsporing1500 Now I'm picturing the brother as the Grinch from the 1966 cartoon imagining all the W ho kids playing with their new toys
"All the noise, Noise, NOISE!"
This is not a new trick. I remember as a kid my parents saying the same thing, that when I have kids that they will be giving them the noisiest toys they can find. I never had them.
Drum kit. Trumpets. Xylophone is really special. Kiddie violins. Something that randomly talks in the middle of the night.
@@nancyomalley6286 Then he got an idea. An awful idea. OP got a wonderful, *awful* idea!
Story 5: Did... did she not realize there are people who work NIGHTS? How did she plan on enforcing the 'by 9pm' curfew rule?
and the fact that she's treating the tenants who are adults like children is already pathetic enough for me
Is curfews even legal like that?
You appear to assume that 'thinking & logic' were part of her repetoire.
I really despise people who harass others for 'fake disabilities.' Quite frankly, not all disabilities, even mobility related, are visible. Many elders have difficulties walking. Younger people who have illnesses such as epilepsy do not look like they have a disability. I saw a story once about a young woman in her early 20's who had a severe condition that caused her legs to go out with little to no warning. She was the recipient of a specially trained large service dog. The dog was trained to be able to support part of her weight and walk with her, until she could get to a safe place to sit down. This young lady by no means looked like she was disabled, yet she had a severe mobility related condition. Put simply, people need to learn to mind their own business.
Yeah its part of why I haven't really pursued a disability card with my busted back and bad leg. People ALREADY harass me because sometimes they see me walking around fine or fishing. I have good days and bad days, you just don't see me on my bad days because they are bad days and i lack a card to park close enough to actually do things! That and its florida and everyone treats you like garbage for even daring to try to get a card or disability, let alone find and open disabled spot. People really, really love to treat disabled people and anyone who says they are as garbage for some reason.
I'm Epileptic, and the only time I've ever been harassed for being Epileptic, is 9th grade. Other than that, I've never met a Karen.
@@FoxTenson Yeah, it is called ableism. A lot of people think that people with disabilities are a waste of space and people who 'fake' being disabled are even worse because they are 'lazy.' It is ignorant. Still, if you are genuinely disabled, you should not let fear of harassment keep you from getting the benefits you need that would make life a little easier for you.
And most wheelchair users are ambulatory, which means they CAN stand and walk, but not much.
My friend has so many conditions, and qualify for a lot of disability aid. They struggle so much. But people would see them and think they're faking because they can put their wheelchair in their car and drive. What others don't see is how a simple trip to the doctors completely wipes them out for days afterwards.
People need to mind their f*cking business. A lot of physically disabled people can do normal things, but take so long to recover afterwards. If your neighbour whom is on disability is out repairing their fence every day? That's probably ALL they're doing those days.
I can and will physically fight people to protect others. I also have a chronic pain condition that makes physical labour require a day of rest, or two, or three. We can do even physically badass things *but still be disabled*
So yeah, you've got the right attitude
@@rebeccamichael626 Knock on wood.
As someone who is disabled, I really get burned with a** holes like the one in the last story. It is against the law to even ask what someone's disability is.
Story 4: The fact that he actually had a plastic card meant that he probably just wanted to show off his wealth and rub it in people's faces. If you have one of those thicker cards and it won't fit in the machine, just accept that it won't fit and pay another way.
Yea you're probably right. Some people just like to behave entitled because it gives them some kind of power trip. Like if someone has enough money to be invited for an exclusive card they should have no problem paying another way. That's probably what I'd tell them too 🤣
Thomas Kent
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I have three cards that don't have raised numbers. My Navy Federal Credit Union Amex card, (blue, not black) my Navy Federal Visa card, and my Navy Federal Visa Debit card.
All three are chipped though and will fit in a card reader. I don't even have to insert my debit card, since it's "Tap and Pay".
By the way, MOST people who are as rich as Lambodouche HAVE tap and pay cards, and /or have their cards loaded into Apple pay or Google Pay on their smart phones and/or smart watches.
@@ThomasKent1346 Sounds about right. He sounds like an idiot just trying to get mugged. Idiot's car rims are probably what I make in 3 months, and he's just flashing it around and angering people. Real wealth doesn't scream, it whispers.
@@ThomasKent1346 my hubs and I have the same types of cards as you where the printed but, not raised info is. Also, typical card thickness.
Dude was being a douche.
I am more inclined to think the guy intended to bully the cashier into letting him leave without paying.
Story 2: I've heard of Karens throwing a tantrum, never throwing up a tantrum
also OP's manager should've had the Police force Karen back to the store to make her clean up the mess she made instead of making OP do it, this manager chose to make OP hate them so next time they can clean up the Vomit themselves
In this day and age, that Karen could be charged with trying to infect others. Yes, it's a crime nowadays.
@@lancerevell5979 For good reason. Biological warfare is like, you know, a war crime
@@valdawg4232 I think the Technical Term is "Bioterrorism" seeing how Karen isn't a Soldier
you Sir win the Gold Star today 🌟
i highly doubt op was legally allowed to clean that up too, it's a biological hazard, and not just everyone can clean it up.
The entitled "Karen Landlady" features in several other stories - all equally deserving of blown minds and facepalms.
For the 1st story the cops could have taken her in for damaging the product and becoming a biohazard by puking on everything. No one should be allowed to walk into a store not get what they want and be able to vomit on everything and just walk out and be fine.
As there were no cameras mentioned it could be hard to prove any actual crime took place. And if the cameras were there, but did not record sound as well, it could still be hard. All Karen has to do is claim she suddenly became sick as she returned to give them a piece of her mind. And the cops could not at that point prove her wrong, so no crime as it is not a crime to become sick.
At most the store could charge her for the clean up and take her to small claims court if she didn't.
@@davidtherwhanger6795 if there weren’t cameras she should’ve slapped her as she quit
@@samantha8268 slaps can leave a mark that would be evidence of an assault. Some one getting sick is not evidence of assault.
And slapping people just for kicks is a Karen thing.
@@davidtherwhanger6795 But there are witnesses not to mention if you force yourself to get sick your fingers are going to be covered in vomit along with the rest of you. I don't know about you but if I vomit I'm not gonna stay in one spot and vomit again and again I'm gonna try and run for a trash can. This lady was way too comfortable to throw out that thread which means she's done it before.
@@animefairy15 I have been so sick that I couldn't move. It just had to happen there. And that's not even the worst case I have had. But what other witnesses? Did they hear the conversation between OP and the Karen? Where they still in the store when the Karen came back? What did the people in the store actually see? And did they stick around? Without camera audio recording of the conversation or if any one of my questions is a no, then it doesn't matter if others witnessed it.
Re: the Karen who thought she owned the apartment block. Personally, I'd have just bided my time until she decided it was inspection time. Then I would have refused entry and waited for her to try to evict me. Oh, the fun I would have had.
How damn much did she pay for her apartment that she thought she was buying the whole building. I paid $100,00.00 I now own this $1.5 million building.
@@huntjl88 I know, right? Clearly delusional.
I like the way you think.
@@huntjl88 Someone took her for all she was worth. She probably didn't even read the sales documents. I bet they could have sold her the Brooklyn Bridge!
I agree, because to save face, she has to go through with it but, of course, the Police actually know who owns the building so that'll be an interesting convo
Karen: You are faking a disability
Person: Im in a wheelchair
Karen: So...anyone can sit in a wheelchair
Person: Im missing both my legs
Karen: Are you? Ive seen really good cgi in movies that make it appear an acor is mission limbs. How do I know you arent cgi'ing right now to make it appear you have no legs?
lul. Oh come on now! I'll have to TOUCH there to see if it's CGI or not! BTW...I've seen BLIND people DRIVE, so you don't need that damn white cane, either!
Tell Karen you aren't Gary Sinese (Lt. Dan in the movie, Forest Gump).
Oh my. The level of stupidity is astounding
@@rachel-in-the-208 Tis but a scratch.
@@rachel-in-the-208 Oh come on! Just walk it off, already!
I would have waited to see if that "Landlady Karen" tried to enforce her rules to see her humiliate herself in front of her neighbours, police and every joe blogs in town...and yes I'm an Aussie.
Someone else has the whole story to this woman and its about 4 episodes. Sorry cant rembeber if it was ripe or another one. This was only the befginning of this girls entitlement
Problem is that she might actually file bogus court papers, or call the police, at which point, the police won’t sort it out. Now, you have to burn time, money, and effort to get the toxic monkey off your back…
Story 4: I love the idea of this guy just turning around and S**tting his' pants at the sight of the Police Officer
I sure hope he did actually foul his pants: cashmere has got to be expensive to get dry cleaned if its possible at all. 🤣🤝😂
2nd story: Damn but this woman was petty
"Landlord" story: I find it hilarious that a karen thinks that they bought the entire building for the price for one unit
Last story: I HATE "disability police" as much as people people who park in the handicap spots when they are perfectly healthy
My hubby knew a grub of a guy who owned a caravan park and he always parked in handicap parking he was not handicap at all and then one day my hubby notice he had a handicap plack and asked grub said " oh I found it and now I can park here without getting in trouble " well karma kicked him in the butt so hard he lost every thing the caravan park ,wife ,kid and all his money ( it all went to the wife n kid ) omg and the caravan park was gross but now other nice people have it and fixed it all up
Story 5 has huge amounts of update and follow ups, everything from harassment to trying to kick people out of their condos to trying to physically break in to “pet” animals, to telling her guests to use other peoples bathrooms. Best part was that last one, a nice lady that got the quick explanation and loudly told the Karen to knock this shit off, so she got soundly embarrassed in front of her friends and family BY her friends and family.
Link to story please?
@@Battleship009 I would also like a link. Everyone keeps commenting that there's so much more to that one, but no-one seems to be saying anything about where to find it.
Being disabled myself (severe early-onset rheumatoid arthritis), I also have a disabled parking placard... But because I'm an overweight 40-year-old, I've had my fair share of runins with the "disability police" types like in the last story. Everything from being yelled at and called "fat and lazy" to having the police called on my for "stealing my grandma's permit"
Maybe one of these days I'll write up one of the juicy ones and send it to Fluff to read.
My cousin Gloria has had Rheumatiod Arthritis since she was a child. She uses a wheel chair.
Myself, I was diagnosed with Osteoarthritis at the age of 28! (And I've needed bifocal glasses* since I was 32!)
*(actually, I use blended "progressive" lenses. never could stand bifocals or trifocals).
Please do, I love reading these!
If you've got some good ones, bring 'em on!
I have the opposite problem. I am only 5'1" and about 100 lbs and even though I am in my 30's people often assume that I am a teen. I can walk a short distance with a mobility aid, or stand for a short time if I have something to use for support, but primarily I use my wheelchair for mobility, so when shopping I would frequently use a motorized cart. I can not tell you how many times I have been harassed because I dared to use a cart because "those are not toys and kids like you should leave those for people who need them."
The last incident was so bad that I ended up in hospital concussed, with a fractured patella, a sprained wrist, and they were worried that I had torn a rotator cuff but could not be certain until the swelling was reduced (fortunately not torn). The entitled, wild heffalump got some new jewellery and a free ride out of it all because she and her daughter could not comprehend that young people can be disabled (they ended up with a plea deal because pandemic). After that I decided that I would never use another motorized cart. It just is not worth the harassment. Now if there are no van accessible disabled bays my mother will park the van in front of the store to allow me to get out with my wheelchair.
Why can people not mind their own damn business?
It occurs to me that the placards should have photo id (front) & name (back) on them. Or would that cause problems itself?
This BS of shaming people by others, who don't know them from Adam, serves as just one indication of the breakdown of our society. When simple manners & respect are rare instead of common place, "NASA we have a problem".
This reminds me of the story where OP’s brother demanded that he get the kids CASH for gifts, and that the cash be handed to OP’s brother, NOT the kids.
He got the kids counseling sessions.
When I first married my wife and all of her grandchildren were small, her eldest son told us to take our gifts for his two kids out of the box and wrap/give them that way. His ex-wife would return her children's gifts for cash and spend the money on herself. She couldn't return them all without the boxes.
The last story I would have filed charges against him since he was trying to represent himself as law enforcement and that's a felony if you're not actually law enforcement.
I've known a few people claim to be Law Enforcement and be revealed as only telling half the truth.
One was a woman who said she worked Law Enforcement and she did BUT as a CIVILIAN DESK CLERK!
Umm the guy never did say he was police. Your pulling that right out of your ass and maybe dark fluffs ass as well.
@@flashstudiosguy: They tend o do that sometimes, like the 'lady' who went into a posh shop and expected to be treated like royalty by making sure everyone knew where she lived, but it was then revealed that she was only a live-in maid there.
That "karen" in the first story REALLY got a smelly surprise when she cut in front of that customer! Wow!!!! :)
Last story: You’re disabled & aren’t perma-glued to a wheelchair? Inconceivable!!!
4th story: because he was very hesitant on paying another way. I wouldnt have been surprised if he stole the car and card.
Wouldn't be surprised if the car, and card belonged to a family member, and not him
I used to work in a small store. Got there one day and found out that someone had thrown beer bottles through the windows. I'm assuming the cops were called, but this was 40 years ago, so I don't remember. What I do remember is, as low man on the totem pole, having to clean it up. It was nasty and took me hours.
I don't like the taste of beer, nor the smell. And if I had, it might have turned me off from drinking it.
when an owner moves into a building mostly occupied by renters... and puts a bloody lock on the laundry room door!! not me, but a good friend. it took weeks to sort out.
What the- so rude!!
with the video of the lady in the store I would be like "I'm not impressed by your little piece of plastic, I've handled real platinum bars"
I have a sticker on my rear window that says “Not all disabilities are visible”. Because I got sick of the dirty looks I got.
There's more than one story with the woman who thought she owned the whole building. I'm sure our host will get to them in due time 😊
That was a whole saga of crazy reading that.
I remember this story, or, series of stories with this Karen. I think it was on Reddit Brew.
That second-to-last one is seriously ridiculous. Even if she HAD been their legitimate landlady, there's no way she could have gotten away with that stuff. I mean, a 9PM curfew? An inspection at unspecified times that the tenant had to be present for or else? That's the sort of rules you give 13-year olds!
I love the manager that said "we're all impressed" at the Karen with the platinum Amex.
Of ALL the stories I have read over the past several months. The ones where the aunt or uncle doesn't have children of their own. The sibling plus their spouse expects them to buy expensive gifts because we can. That really irritates me. The third story was my favorite of all of them.
If one of my sisters pulled that little stunt or threatened me not getting to see them. I'd said FINE no one getting anything. The nephews and neice had no problem with what she was buying them. Just her brother and SIL.
How entitled can you be? My niece and nephew love everything we get them. I've knitted my niece and baby blankets, sweaters, scarves, hats, etc. I've used the leftover yarn to make smaller items, such as fingerless gloves, hats, doll clothes, etc. They love everything I make for them.
I recently gave my niece a birthstone ring that I had in my jewelry box that my grandma got me when I was fourteen for Christmas. It never fit, it just sat in my jewelry box. My niece and I were both born in November (I was born on the fourth, and she was born on the fifth) so I gave it to her. She loved it!
That was disgusting what that Karen did by puking all over those items and something should have been done to make her pay for the damages she causef
Yea, cops were just being lazy. Since she signed a receipt, they had her name and info and security cameras, and Karen should have been charged with vandalism.
@@paul16451 And assault, especially if the cashier contracted a disease.
Story 5: there is actually an entire saga with the Karen and her entitlement. Op came back with more stories about her all just as crazy.
Do you have e there user or a way to look it up
@@milkydan2820 unfortunately I don't remember on which channel I heard it, but I think it was at least 2 more stories. One being the Karen had a party and expected OP to let her people use her bathroom or something like that and she(Karen) was even scolded by her own guests who actually apologise to op.
Black Amex: would have been funnier if they had called into AMEX CS to verify the card was real and found out it was a counterfit
I would have LOVE an entitle moron telling me «Well! Do you know who I am?!» I would have answered quite literally «NO, why?! Do you forgot who you are?! How should I know if you don’t know it yourself!»
For the puking phone Karen, I would have gone & locked the door behind her as she left just in case and then called the cops and my manager.
The story with the Karen who thought she bought the whole building has quite a bit more to it, but I don't want to spoil it for people who want to go find it and check it out for themselves.
Got a link to it? would go hunting myself, but I've got work in a half hour and more than likely forget.
Please spoil it, I have trouble with reddit.
Also, it's nice to see some spell Katherine correctly.
@@deathsecretary2055 There’s more than one way to spell it, and they are all “correct.” Karen.
@@deathsecretary2055 TLDR: Entitled neighbor broke her foot and had to stay with relatives since she couldn't make it up the stairs. Nice Nephew house sits until Entitled Neighbor's foot heals. Everyone likes Nice Nephew. Unfortunately, Entitled Neighbor returns home. OP catches The Virus. Entitled Neighbor finds out about OP's illness. Pounds on OP's door and starts screaming about OP being diseased, demanding that OP convalesce elsewhere or EN was going to call the police, until Husband comes upstairs and scares EN off.
OP and Hubby need a doorbell camera at the very least, but said they are going to have to wait for a little bit while they save up the money for it.
@@deathsecretary2055 And anyone who doesn't spell it Katherine is wrong!!
🤣😉💜
Story 5 has a bunch of updates. I've heard a few and she is still wackadoo and still tries to run the building.
7:35 I think almost everyone has that one family member around Christmas who wants other people to get them gifts they want, the parents think a PS5, head phone or $700 cash, and the other people either don't do it, or commit malicious compliance, I'm hoping for more stories like that
Having been stuck not once but twice with kids that could throw up on demand, I now know to confront them and make them clean up their mess.
The best thing OP could have done was grab the lady by the collar of her shirt/dress and give her the option of cleaning it up or buying all the vomit soaked merchandise.
If she refused, call the coos and have her arrested for damaging the property with biohazard material.
Working retail for nearly 30 years, I saw so many platinum cards. It didn't mean anything beyond certain perks/services/extra fees and the cardholders knew it.
Gotta be _real_ trashy to think it means jack shit, and that woman proves it.
My "platinum" credit card is a credit rebuilding card (I basically have no credit). Platinum means absolutely nothing. lol
So is jewelry ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Story 5: I'm glad that OP made it clear that their Micromanger Neighbor had no power over them,
but seriously if I was told that a Micromanaging Landlord was going to be overseeing my daily life with absurd rules I would move out and warn everybody I know against moving into the Micromanager's homes
I would send their note back "Offer of contract rejected" and bill them for an hour of my time.
Story 5 was just the first of many about this crazy woman. She did so much more as time went on. I keep waiting to see if more are going to pop up.
Last one she still delusional thought she owned the entire complex.
I think that was story 5 but there's at least two or three other stories about this woman thinking she owns the building and one of the story she actually tears down op's laundry I mean it's at least two or three other stories and I hope dark finds them and reads them
I think Reddit Brew has read this story with 2-3 of the updates.
The credit card story: I love the line "stroked his ego to completion." 🤣 I might have to borrow that line.
Story 6: Disabled parking seems to always be a chaos magnet. Either you have someone driving into the parking without the placard or someone that DOES have a valid placard, but someone decides in their own mind that the driver isn't disabled. I'm glad that I've never seen either happen, because would you seriously spend hundreds of unnecessary dollars over a parking spot?
I’ve been confronted twice by Karens. I own the car and the placard but one Karen decided that my car couldn’t be parked in a handicap spot because my brother was driving and I was in the passenger seat. She didn’t even stop her tirade when I got my walker. She threatened to call the cops and I told her to do it.
I was my late Mom's carer the last couple years of her life. She had a handicapped placard, which we'd use when I took her shopping. I never used it just for myself. Luckily we never ran afoul of the "handicapped police".
That IT guy making the fake notice could possibly be charged for fraud. OP should have looked into that.
When I was working security I confronted people without placards, one time I even made a family park in the handicap parking because the elderly grandfather was with them and he definitely wasn't making the walk to the door by himself, I got yelled at by my bosses for that but the guy had oxygen and a wheelchair, so I made the decision to have them park there. Long story short turned out the old guy was related to the owner and my bosses got yelled at by their boss for me getting into trouble.
We accidently parked in a disabled spot once and got a ticket. Someone called anonymously and reported us. I mean, fair enough. But we got it thrown out because the spot wasn't properly marked so we had no idea it was disabled parking. The crazy thing is, I am actually disabled. I just don't have a placard as I can still walk pretty well and don't feel the need to park in the disabled spots.
I keep one in my truck if I have to drive my mom somewhere. The only time I've technically used it myself was for the V. A.'s valet parking when I went to spring her after she had knee surgery. I didn't need them going in, but I wasn't making her walk down to the regular parking. Luckily I've never had issues.
Story 5: A letter taped to Karen's door with a nice looking letterhead featuring the buildings name and signed by an official, but fake, sounding local housing authority which reads;
"NOTICE You are hereby ordered to quit occupancy and vacate this unit due to misrepresenting and impersonating the owner and agency managing this building.
You have three days to comply or legal action may be taken."
Karen wanted a letter to vacate . . . There you go.
👏🏼😂
Story 3: THAT is my favorite kind of malicious compliance XD How much you want to bet mom and dad would "accidentally" step on those toys?
I can't imagine living in a world where your self importance is dependant on a useless piece of plastic!! 😖😳🤦
Quite common all over the world.
Especially common among police officers, especially when there is a small metal badge attached to said piece of plastic.
Although I have to admit I did feel rather self-important when I got my first drivers license.
Units story: so, all the other residents have become "children" with rules of curfews, pets, etc!
Christmas gifts story: "try harder..." annoyance toys 😆😆
When my nephew was a toddler, his dad, my brother-in-law told my sister to not buy my nephew a "popcorn popper" toy. He had 3 daughters vía an earlier marriage and they had popcorn poppers which he found annoying. She accepted his request and then told our brother to buy one for our nephew instead. A kid needs a few noisy (and annoying) gifts.
I hope everyone is having a great day/afternoon/ night! Peace, hugs and love to everyone!
Same to you hun
Thank you! You too!!
I have never been wealthy. But at one point in my professional career, I flew enough (usually short commuter airlines) to gain access to the first class lounges. They were wonderful! Free food, free alcohol, free internet (which was faster than in the terminal), business suites to take virtual meetings. Some of the larger lounges even had full service restaurants, showers, and sleeping quarters. But, like I said, I was never rich. I just traveled enough. On multiple occasions, I had people try to follow me into the lounge when I was buzzed in. Sometimes they even claimed they were my guest. You can't get past the reception desk without checking in. All I would have to do is cock my head sideways at the host, and they had seen this way too often to even bother asking if they were with me.
Story 4: once had a guy who spent 5 minutes holding up the line instead of paying so he could brag about how expensive his car is and how he just paid for it with cash. The t-shirt he was buying came up for $9.99 and he started complaining about how overpriced it is and leaves without paying. Expensive cars do not equal respect, admiration or jealousy from others, no matter how much drivers of expensive cars seem to think it would, it just makes them look stupid.
When you work retail you always hear the all too common stories about the middle aged men and women leaving trails of poop, pee across the stores. And, employees always have to clean it up. There are a lot of very gross adults out there. 😳
OMG! This reminds me of the time that my husband and I discovered poo all over the floor at our local grocery store. It's a decent sized stored and there was poo all the way from the back to near the front. We flagged down an employee and let them know. We felt really sorry for the poor dude that had to clean it up.
Used to work at Walmart. I saw all sorts of disgusting things, but the worst was when I worked in the health and beauty aids department. It was a distressingly common sight to find a package of feminine hygiene products ripped open and one missing, and a used product sitting on the shelf. If you're gonna steal a pad or tampon, okay, but at least go the bathroom to switch it out and don't display the used one like a trophy.
I work retail, and believe me when I tell you that cleaning up body wastes like that is the WORST! We do NOT get paid nearly enough to deal with that crap, both literally and figuratively!
Not just stores. My wife works in housekeeping at the local Super 8 Motel. The things she's seen would fill a book!
Her least favorite guests: Canadian tourists*. The seldom ever leave a tip.
Motorcycle tour groups: Lots of beer cans and trash to clean up.
Bus loads oh junior high and high scool kids in town for a sports tournament.A few dozen teenagers in motel rooms. Need I say more? Chaparons can only do so much to keep them corraled!
@@KhaeLikesCoffee Back in the late 70s when I was in first year at college I had a night job as a janitor. I had a medical/dental clinic and four banks to do. The worst was the credit union as there was one woman who would throw her unwrapped pads against the wall near the garbage can, leaving a bloody trail down the wall and onto the floor. I'm fairly sure she wouldn't do that at home, it was a big middle finger to the "servants". I'm in my 60s now and still cannot comprehend how some people can be such, shall we say, grunts.
when my eldest nephew turned 11, he tried to "game" the system. So he came to me and said "you usually give me gifts for this amount, can I just have that amount of money" and my response was "I mean, I can just not give you anything for Christmas" "you have to!" "no, your parents do, my parents do, I certainly don't".
He still gets presents but he really needed to understand what a gift is
Story 5, "I own this building....". The OP who wrote this has several more stories of the entitled woman.
Story 5: That one with the units in Australia is one of a few stories about that Karen, Fluff - at least I believe it's the one I'm thinking of, because the Karen tried to enter OP's home, or allow friends to enter the home, and even tried something with one of the cats, I just can't remember what exactly, but Aussie Karen of story 5 was/is NUTS!
Story 1: Try to cut in line? Get stink Bombed
Congratulations you played yourself🤣
1st story: I'll bet that "karen" had a major "phooey" moment getting stuck between op & that homeless person! Lol 🤣
Ah, gifts for children meant to annoy parents. An old friend of mine married a woman with a young son. I know for a fact that she is abusive to my friend. She made sure to cut us, all his old friends, out of his life. But before that happened I remember one birthday of the son. I thought long and hard about a gift and had three criteria; 1) the boy would really enjoy it, 2) my friend would really enjoy it, 3) the mother would absolutely hate it. I got him a chemistry set guaranteed to make lots of stink.
My goddaughter is a jr hi science teacher. Every year she starts the first day of school by making the most disgusting chemical smells. This year her principal came and asked if she could not make a STINK between 11 am and 1 PM----too close to lunch!!
I have had students who would vomit in order to try to get what they want , but they are 5 year olds. I have never seen an adult do that.
Story 5 was just the first story in a full-on saga of crazy, all centered around the behavior of that single Karen.
My husband and I both have that card but only use them when we travel. We are really a little embarrassed to use them. That guy was a real jerk!
Similar story to building Karen. Office Karen. 20+ years ago I was hired to be a receptionist at a construction company because the woman they hired was promoted up to a admin asst. She was a temp to perm hire so they could have gotten rid of her sooner but she made it look like she was a great fit. A few weeks into my job she starts bossing me around (not my boss supervisor nothing) . First she tries to tell me what I can wear and what i can listen to on my desk radio. I ask my real boss who quickly says ignore her. Then she places for sale ads in the paper with the front desk number and starts doing her side business at work. The boss boss isn't happy but can't get the owner to sign off on firing her. Then she decides she's the boss of everyone and sends a memo to every employee saying she's in charge now and stating her new rules. I.E. no one go into the file cabinets, dress code, no music allowed in work sites and trucks, nonsense like that. She gives a copy to the owner who once he reads it wads it up and throws it on the floor and in a fit of pure rage then storms into the boss boss' office. Hour later I'm pulled in and asked if I'd like her job and not to say anything. She was promptly fired Friday.
Funny how in almost every building, no matter how large or small, there is that one person who thinks they rule the world. They call meetings and "propose" rules and "suggest" assignments ... The one we had, once most of everyone began ignoring them and nobody went to the meetings anymore, took on this strategy of "collecting signatures against". AGAINST. Like, he came up with something and if he couldn't collect any signatures AGAINST, it meant we all agreed. Unfortunately, some people who live here have long shifts or nightshifts and you don't want to F with someone after a night shift with BS like that.
The 'Landlady' must've gotten one hell of a discounted price for an entire building! Stupid doesn't begin to cover it.
LMAO "Landlord Karen" could have been swindled and really thought she bought the whole building! Doesn't help her though....
Love the Christmas gifts story. Awesome revenge! 👍😂 The only thing missing were those rubber squeaky toys. Those things drive me crazy!
Gigglesnort that Lamborghini story was hilarious!! Hubris thy name is the Black Amex😂😂
Wow, Platinum Card woman just thought she was SO IMPORTANT and refused to listen to anyone. If I was the manager, I would have kicked her out of the story for refusing to show her ID, considering it appeared to be store and/or company policy.
Even if apartment Karen HAD owned the building, she would soon loose it as no one would rent under those terms. Many people work jobs that keep them out late, such as first responders, hospital and long term care staff, and those that work in late night or all night stores, restaurants, and bars. Likewise, the inspections must have advanced notice, usually of at least 24 hours notice. That being said, a landlord cannot require the tenant to be there, as most people cannot get random days off with little to no notice. Well, let me rephrase, Legally, the might be able to, but it'd be bloody hard to enforce, due to the aforementioned reasons. Additionally, even if a no pets rule was to be added, pets that were there prior to the new rule would be allowed under the so-called Grandfather Clause. Likewise, with regard to pets, not all animals in a home are simply pets. Many nowadays are service animals or emotional support animals. These animals fall under special laws (in many places, though apart from the U.S. I do not know specifics) that prohibit anti-pet measures being lobbied against the people who have these types of special animals. Additionally, rules cannot be made up and a note just left on the door. Legally, for any new rules to be enforced, they would have to be mailed or emailed to the tenant as an addendum with a specific advanced date given. In turn, this addendum must be signed and returned to the landlord or management company. All in all, anyone with even the most basic knowledge of tenant/housing rights laws would be able to see this for the scam it is and simply tell the lady to get lost, like OP did.
And ofc the platinum card Karen was the only one without a mask on...
The Karen is below me. I have the Reserve card which is a higher tier than platinum. I don't act all entitled when I use it.
Is the platinum card even that special??
@@Bremend Right?!
To the Karen in that video: "Your card may be platinum, but your heart's still black."
Oh my God this I believe was on Reddit brew I wonder if he has the rest of these on here too this woman is so stupid just because she bought a place it doesn't mean she owns the whole building she's going to get a rude awakening
Story 3 still had me hatching out loud. The only thing she forgot to give those boys were 500 marbles. 🤣 My Auntie gave my brother 500 marbles for his 4th birthday and I swear my mother was vacuuming those boogers up for 2 years! 🤣🤣🤣 Oh, Auntie Diane had a huge sense of humor and this lady reminded me to much of her. I love this!
My children & I were in the parking lot of a bicycle store in Wilmette, Illinois and there was a super car parked there, I think it was a Ferrari but it has been a long time. We all watched British Top Gear so we had learned something about super cars. We are just circling the car and ticking off stats, talking about the engine, the color, everything and saying that we were surprised how small the car actually was and that my husband wouldn’t be able fit in the driver seat (6’2”). Some guy is watching us kind of smile/laughing them says something like he’s 6’4” and then gets in and drives away. That car was a thing of beauty but a Bugatti is perfection.
I'M ON A STREAAAAAAKKKK
One of my daughters gave her nephews a beginner drum set. It was quickly banished to the garage… 😂
Story 3 - That's the beauty of being an uncle with no children of your own. You can spoil them rotten and then go home! (Yes, that applies to aunts with no children, too. 😝)
Story 4 - Oh, that was beautiful! Nicely done, OP, nicely done!
That Karen went full exorcist in the second story. I would threw holy water on her to make sure.
Second Story: If you had a copy of the return you should have her info on it!
If you have Security Cameras it would show the Intentional Damaging of the Merchandise (and Bio-Hazard by the way)!
Cops could have & should have open a case and with your help get a warrant out for her arrest!!!
Story four: 12:20 I just imagined the cop giving that Jack Nicholson grinning face. 🤣
The one where OP maliciously complied with entitled brother's wishes: I'd say OP won that entire war in one massive victory, based on the brother's requests at the next gift-giving occasion. Bravo/a, OP
Entitled flat owner: You will be in by the time *I* dictate. Nope. Can't do that!
I did this to my sisters kids, i bought them amongst other things a talking bugs-bunny, you pulled the string and he'd say things like, "Whats up doc?", or "Anybody got a carrot?". There was about 8 phrases. I learnt that after about three days of non-stop bugs, it was last seen upside down in the bin, but i laughed all over Christmas ( about 1980 ).
Story 3: Reminds me of an old saying, "Buy your enemy's child a drum."
My mother is an amputee from a motorcycle accident. She is missing a foot but has a prosthetic that looks just like a real foot and allows her to wear short heals as its more comfortable to walk for her. I remember one day, way back when at a Walmart, some entitled woman came up to us in the entryway yelling that my mother shouldn't use that space to park and she was selfish and blah blah blah. Without a work and without breaking eye contact with the woman she just sits down on a bench in the entry and takes off her prosthetic. The other womans jaw just dropped and the few people that started watching just started to laugh. Ill always remember that. People are so quick to assume on appearance and judge by that alone.
12:48 hey if I could witness something as legendary as that, I'd be down on the floor laughing as well
Story 5: I would’ve never talked to that turd. I would’ve billed her for attorney fees…..after the cease and desist notice got served.
Story 1: This story would be cooler if it had vomit in it.
Story 2: So let it be done.
I guess some people think that all disabilities are supposed to be visible and out in the open for everyone to see.