@@freezycastform the scenario was way too perfect. Like a plot for a romantic scene from a show. Stranger help out stranger, talk about how they knew a person once which was the person theyre with, they find out that they knew eachother, one mentions they had a crush on them once but didnt have the courage to ask them out, gets heartbroken seeing them with who they though was their lover but turns out they werent, they get together and marry.
That last story! How funny and sweet, funny that they bumped in to each other after so many years, funny that it was her brother that escorted her to prom and so sweet they got married! Fluff, I love it when you end on a wholesome feel good story.
Story 5: Wearing your spouse's rank will not get you anything. In fact, your entitlement can actually lead to consequences on your spouse because people in the military are responsible for their spouse/kids' actions.
Their spouse and kids are not the ones who are going through intense training and even attempting to use your spouses’ military rank will lead you nowhere in life and will probably cause them to lose their rank and in extreme cases kicked off from the military.
Yes that's absolutely true! I have heard & witnessed a few such interactions. It NEVER ends well! I have never understood how a wife can think she gets her husband's rank, especially if the wife isn't even in the service!
The stories I could tell...I've always been of the mind that my job is to keep the home fires burning while my husband is underway. When anyone congratulates me for something my husband did I ways say "oh I didn't do anything it's all him. I'm just alone for the ride"
This is why soldiers shouldn’t marry civilians. They should only marry fellow soldiers, veterans, or contractors. Military wives are honestly the worst and it’s kinda funny how it’s only the wives who act entitled and not the husbands. Says a lot if you ask me
When the OP says that she hoped that Karen & co. would see the directory sign in stairs on the way down before they got to the architecture receptionist, I think we all know that Karen was not looking for the doctor's office anymore by that point. She was looking for somebody to lodge her complaints to.
In any of these Karen stories where there is a spouse or kids involved that aren't entitled, crazy or delusional themselves I feel so bad for them bc you know they are thinking "oh no, moms at it again" or the spouse is thinking "oh great I'm going to have to waste money on bail again".
Story 3: When there's truckers involved, best be at your best behavior. Truckers, especially the one that crosses states line will have zero chill. Story 5: It's always fun to hear story about a military spouse got denied. They got no power aside from a few benefits by association.
Story 4: Yeah, no wonder there was a loss of talents. She is not a good boss for being so aggressive with people. Whatever happened to being professional, Karen?
But she was professional... a professional boss bitch, heaving on the bitch. I remember one study, though, that asked office employees of different companies who'd they'd like to work under. Men were indifferent while women said they disliked working under other women for similar reasons to Karen.
Seriously. If she IS talking to an employee she's being hostile and harassing. If not she's harassing and insulting a building visitor. There's no way she comes out ahead.
The story about the military wife is so true. When I was in the Army I was an MP. I also had a problem with officers like their wives who wanted to use their rank for anything they wanted. As an MP we told the wives the same thing as in the story and to the officers, we had to remind them to not confuse their rank with the authority of an MP.
Years ago I had an entitled jerk threatened to get me fired when I failed to convince him I didn't work at that business and wouldn't take his rudeness! I don't tolerate bullies or rude demanding jerks! As I was self employed I informed him the only person who could fire me was ME as I was self employed, and that ANY job HE could get ANYONE fired from wouldn't be worth having! He went ballistic and tried to punch me in the face! He ended up with a broken arm.
I can confirm being a trucker days. Sometimes weeks alone in a truck you get protective of those friends that you have. You can also go just a little bit crazy.
My mom never got to wear my dads rank. Since he was OSI, his rank was confidential, and no one outside of his unit knew what it was. She said it was always funny when she went to the doctor, cause they always treated her like she was a generals wife. He was a Master Sargent by the way.
I legitimately think she could benefit a lot from getting mental help, not meaning it as an insult - but I guess that wasn't what she was looking for. Tbh the more stories I listen to, the more I wonder how many if them run around with undiagnosed issues and at best annoy strangers, but also their family, impacting negatively the lives of their loved ones, mainly partner (maybe the partner truly didn't know what they were signing up for and later didn't have balls to get them help / set them straight) and kids (they are innocent and probably get ashamed a lot).
Over forty (yes 40!) years ago, I worked for the Navy at Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island in a civilian capacity and I have to say the military wives that I met were absolutely lovely. They were kind, friendly and just all-round nice people. Unfortunately, all it takes is one bad apple to ruin it for everyone.
I know the feeling about the "Well, I Never" quote. It does seem to be too animated and dramatic to use in public. I never understood the quote "How Dare You!" either. growing up in the 90's, I used to watch Rocko's Modern Life and that quote reminds me of Gladys the Hippo beating up Rocko in a grocery store for bumping into her while screaming "HOW DARE YOU!".
That trucker story is awesome! That's a very nice trucking company that supports their truckers, and in return, they got loyalty that extends beyond just job loyalty. 👍🏼
The trucker storyline reminds me of stories that my Mom's has told me about having the 'right friends '. She was a bartender and she never needed a bouncer, because all her regulars would stand up for her.😉
If Karen tried that in my country with soldiers, she would be either be arrested and charged or simply be picked up and literally get thrown away onto the sidewalk/street.
Story #2: I experienced that first hand at my final state job. I used to work for a state CPS, and we had the most entitled foster parents you can find. One came to our main lobby security desk complaining about her paycheck. I happened to be passing by, asked a few questions and brought her up to our unit to talk to the payroll clerk for the region that she supposedly worked in. Long story short, the lady was a foster parent, and was complaining about the monthly check the state gives to the foster parent to use, allegedly, on the foster child. So she was complaining to the wrong department and actually needed to be sent elsewhere (note, a lot of foster parents are under the impression that they're employees of our CPS, thus act like mega-Karens.
Exactly the type of people that have no business raising kids, neither their own nor others. If I were working for CPS and encountered that, I would put a note up to have some extra surprise inspections of the Karen's household to see if everything is on the up and up.
Ricardo and Sandi are the FUCKING CUTEST! That was so precious! The moment she asked if he went to that school I knew where it was going and I'm so happy for them
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First story.... She seriously needed "five across the eyes"! 🤨 In both my first hitch in the Airforce (1976-1980) and second hitch in the Navy (1980-1986), I encountered a few dependapottomi, most often officers' wives. I was never impressed. Last story.... Bravo! OP won in the end. Great story.
The story with the lady who ordered the consultant to grab her coffee and go to IT. If I was that consultant, I would have done exactly that, billed an extra hourly rate (consultants aren't cheap, and going outside of the scope of the consultant contract would be at least three times the going rate.) I assume his firm was billing about $500/hr. Now her coffee costs about $2,000. I hope it was worth it Karen.
Story 2: Pretty sure the Karen was needing to see as MENTAL HEALTH doctor. What an absolute moron! Story 5: The spouses of military personnel have exactly ZERO rank...however they can cause their spouses rank to be lowered or removed by acting like this. Story 6: Totally awesome! Love stories like this so much :)
Love the military story, reminds me of the business owners (she thought) wife, when tried getting the actual owner fired and accused him of adult, didn't end well for her husband...
Architect vs doctors office story: OP had a LOT more patience than I would have had. After the first couple of minutes I would have been telling the Karen to leave my office before I called the police to have her removed. Major's wife story: Assuming you share your spouse's rank is the single biggest mistake a military dependent can make. And she accordingly got the book thrown at her with a loss of on base privileges , PX privileges and so on unless accompanied by her husband. If they LIVED on base the Colonel's order could have cost them their on-base housing. Such actions have also resulted in the military member being demoted or receiving unwanted transfer orders (or both) to a post no one wants to be assigned to. While the rank of Major is a mid-level officer rank, it shows the man has been in service long enough his wife SHOULD KNOW this is an unacceptable behavior. Loved the happy ending story!
"Well I never!" As a teen in the 1960s, I volunteered at the New Orleans VA hospital. A WWI patient with dementia came walking down the hall buck naked. Some visitors were there and one woman yelled: "Well I never!" This wonderful drill-sergeant-like nurse, herself a veteran of WWII, answered in a split second: Well I should hope not." I have waited over 60 years to use that retort, but alas, no one has ever handed me the set-up line.
Truckers can be awesome friends! On 9/11 my dad was supposed to fly out of Logan and after his flight was cancelled, he was able to get home via tanker trucks used to transport the product he sold. He called the company who sent a truck to his hotel, who fortunately hadn’t cleaned his room yet, so he was there another day. The truckers then arranged by CB for him to be handed off at truck stops and weigh stations halfway across the country.
Story 2 is an example of why Karenic people - male or female - need to hear things like "No!" and "I do not work here!" and "Get out!" in abrupt tones after a first polite refusal. Maintaining 10 feet (~3 meters) of separation is good when possible, as Karenic people like to strike people who prove them wrong.
Love the last story. ❤ always good to hear something sweet once in a while. The military woman, wow! Brought back a memory from when my husband was in the Air Force. I was probably 19 or 20, my husband was an airman. Pretty low ranking, as he was only in the AF About 2 years at this time. I was shopping at the commissary and had stopped at the meat counter when I spotted a beautiful roast. I picked it up to examine it, knowing that we could not afford it, but one can dream when a woman came up beside me and grabbed the roast out of my hands. I looked at her shocked and grabbed it back this time keeping a firm grip on it. She tried to grab it again and yelled, “ do you know who I am? I’m Colonel so and sos wife, and I deserve this roast! “ I yanked the roast out of her grip, threw it in my cart and said, “ yeah? Well I’m airman’s so and sos wife and this is MY damn roast” and walked away. When I finally made it to the checkout, I realized I still had the roast and felt I had to buy it. I can say, that was the best damn roast ever, even if it did set us back a pretty penny.
I never comment, but listen to your reddit every chance I get!! The last story with Miss Sandi and Mr. Ricardo was THE BEST story I've heard on here!!! Brought this Ole gal to tears!! Loved it!!
Story 5: That obnoxious, foolish wife probably ended all hope of her husband making O5 (junior bird). Even if the incident doesn’t end up in his personnel jacket, people talk and remember.
Ah, the military, where everybody learns how to properly exchange thoughts. You walk into an office with your thoughts and come back out with those of your commander.
That Karen definitely overstepped her bounds. Military dependents are GUESTS of the military. As such they have no rank or authority and can be kicked off base at any time. Their spouses are responsible for their conduct and can even be demoted if the offense is severe enough.
That 2nd to last story: guard duty after 9/11. No one can enter the housing area without ID. This dependa was trying to get into the area and we (the other person I was on duty with) told her she could enter without her ID. She did the classic, “Do you know who my husband is? He is an officer”. We both said no and told her she still can’t get in. She was screaming at us and then said she would call her husband to get us in trouble. She called but once she said she forgot her ID, we heard their ENTIRE conversation. Her husband was screaming at her from the time she called and all the way to the front gate where we were only to pause briefly to hand us her ID and apologize for her behavior before screaming at her again. Apparently it wasn’t the first time but for him it was the last time.
#1 Karens, as usual, just decide that some random person MUST be working in the place and MUST serve them. Then, make a nuisance out of themselves, and, in this case, get arrested. #2 Good luck for that Karen complaining about an architect to the medical board. She'll get laughed at and called stupid. As for her husband... Hope that he'll start the divorce procedure ASAP. #4 Yes, her department had a high turnover as the employee just kept on quitting HER. #5 That rank is the husband's rank, absolutely NOT that of the wife. She can get her husband in real trouble pulling rank like that. #6 What a WONDERFUL story. Two peoples having a crush on one another, separated because they where just a bit to shy, reunited and getting to be happy together.
As far as story 2 goes, once they won't leave, that's when you call building security and tell them some crazy woman won't leave your office, even after asking multiple times. That's their job to deal with at that point. Well, at least if the building has a security office/officer.
I've heard that last story before. I do know a couple that dated in high school. They got married after she graduated, not sure how long after. Over 40 years later, and they're still together.
Story 3: 'Be good to truckers' Truckers 101; My mom is a trucker and she has friends that are also truckers, so be good to truckers because you might meet them in the future as friends or family.
2:47 simple cure for the entitled karen, when she asks for directions, say to her "your in the wrong building, go to the gnd floor then go four buildings to your right and then take the stairs to level 40, the doctor's office reception will be on your left" ... Once she leaves lock your door and turn some music on and get on with your day
The power lock button on my van is right beside the pocket you use to pull the door closed so I've made it a habit to hit that button as I grab the door pocket to close it so the doors are always locked even before they're closed... Fortunately, I live in a rather sane area of Southern Ontario and I don't think my city has may Karens in it (I've never seen one anyway)... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Story 5: An army wife thinks a Major has command over a Colonel! That;s hilarious and sad all at the same time. I've seen enough Stargate and Star Trek to know that a Colonel is the higher Rank!
11:40 My uncle was a trucker. He taught me much of what I know about long-haul drivers. I would rather have three truckers back me up in that situation than just about anything else (except Marines. Unless they were former Marines who had become truckers. 😂)
11:20 As a person whose parents are truckers, they constantly drive 14 hour days. Imagine the kind of road rage people experience when having to drive for an hour with people cutting them off and all other nonsense now imagine you're in a vehicle 5X as long with a quarter the turning radius and take twice as long to slow down and stop, whilst often having to lift heavy objects to manage your truck. They don't take shit from anyone. If you wanna start a fight with truckers, remember they have a mobile home full of equipment, and there is nothing physical that stops them from flattening your truck for brake checking them.
That last story suckered me right in. As soon as she said," did you go to GW High?" I knew how it was going to end. I loved it.
Like the underdog who starts to fight back, I was wishing and hoping that it ended that way, but was nervous that she was married.
It reads like a Wattpad fanfiction meets Hallmark seasonal TV movie. And people say chivalry is dead
Right on.
Part of me thinks it's fake, but most of me doesn't care because it's super cute.
@Kris brown, that's how I feel about 90% of these stories. the fake part, not the cute part. THIS one is cute though.
#5: I LOVE that Colonal repeating the enlisted's order that karen should f*** off.
Loved that last story! And to think that if the cashier hadn't been rude, Ricardo and Sandi might never have recognized each other!
I find it funny no one pointed out that she called him short and squeaky before she recognized him.
@@freezycastform the scenario was way too perfect. Like a plot for a romantic scene from a show.
Stranger help out stranger, talk about how they knew a person once which was the person theyre with, they find out that they knew eachother, one mentions they had a crush on them once but didnt have the courage to ask them out, gets heartbroken seeing them with who they though was their lover but turns out they werent, they get together and marry.
Small world, after all. These two are meant to be. And Ricardo definitely deserves this kind of happy ending
If only these wholesome stories weren’t so damn rare
That last story! How funny and sweet, funny that they bumped in to each other after so many years, funny that it was her brother that escorted her to prom and so sweet they got married! Fluff, I love it when you end on a wholesome feel good story.
The last story was just FANTASTIC! So glad they found each other again! Hope they have a long happy healthy life together!
Story 5: Wearing your spouse's rank will not get you anything. In fact, your entitlement can actually lead to consequences on your spouse because people in the military are responsible for their spouse/kids' actions.
Their spouse and kids are not the ones who are going through intense training and even attempting to use your spouses’ military rank will lead you nowhere in life and will probably cause them to lose their rank and in extreme cases kicked off from the military.
Yes that's absolutely true! I have heard & witnessed a few such interactions. It NEVER ends well! I have never understood how a wife can think she gets her husband's rank, especially if the wife isn't even in the service!
Yeah, that 'dependappomus' nonsense is no bueno!
The stories I could tell...I've always been of the mind that my job is to keep the home fires burning while my husband is underway. When anyone congratulates me for something my husband did I ways say "oh I didn't do anything it's all him. I'm just alone for the ride"
This is why soldiers shouldn’t marry civilians. They should only marry fellow soldiers, veterans, or contractors. Military wives are honestly the worst and it’s kinda funny how it’s only the wives who act entitled and not the husbands. Says a lot if you ask me
When the OP says that she hoped that Karen & co. would see the directory sign in stairs on the way down before they got to the architecture receptionist, I think we all know that Karen was not looking for the doctor's office anymore by that point. She was looking for somebody to lodge her complaints to.
In any of these Karen stories where there is a spouse or kids involved that aren't entitled, crazy or delusional themselves I feel so bad for them bc you know they are thinking "oh no, moms at it again" or the spouse is thinking "oh great I'm going to have to waste money on bail again".
Story 3: When there's truckers involved, best be at your best behavior. Truckers, especially the one that crosses states line will have zero chill.
Story 5: It's always fun to hear story about a military spouse got denied. They got no power aside from a few benefits by association.
Truckers are great friends to have, and dangerous enemies to make.
Story 4: Yeah, no wonder there was a loss of talents. She is not a good boss for being so aggressive with people. Whatever happened to being professional, Karen?
But she was professional... a professional boss bitch, heaving on the bitch.
I remember one study, though, that asked office employees of different companies who'd they'd like to work under. Men were indifferent while women said they disliked working under other women for similar reasons to Karen.
Seriously. If she IS talking to an employee she's being hostile and harassing. If not she's harassing and insulting a building visitor. There's no way she comes out ahead.
If she wasn't let go, that company is nothing but a big joke.
The story about the military wife is so true. When I was in the Army I was an MP. I also had a problem with officers like their wives who wanted to use their rank for anything they wanted. As an MP we told the wives the same thing as in the story and to the officers, we had to remind them to not confuse their rank with the authority of an MP.
What’s an MP?
@@elizabethhanich2713 Military Police
@@elizabethhanich2713 Muda Paker
"Well I never..."
Me:"Just think you can never use that phrase truthfully in this kind of situation anymore."
"Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I understand, sir. It'll never happen again, sir." Poor Major.
Years ago I had an entitled jerk threatened to get me fired when I failed to convince him I didn't work at that business and wouldn't take his rudeness! I don't tolerate bullies or rude demanding jerks! As I was self employed I informed him the only person who could fire me was ME as I was self employed, and that ANY job HE could get ANYONE fired from wouldn't be worth having! He went ballistic and tried to punch me in the face! He ended up with a broken arm.
The lady with the doctor appointment, I would have called security to handle her.
I can confirm being a trucker days. Sometimes weeks alone in a truck you get protective of those friends that you have. You can also go just a little bit crazy.
That last story is so absolutely beautifully wholesome. I love those stories!
My mom never got to wear my dads rank. Since he was OSI, his rank was confidential, and no one outside of his unit knew what it was. She said it was always funny when she went to the doctor, cause they always treated her like she was a generals wife. He was a Master Sargent by the way.
Story #2: Should have made a comment about looking for which doctor was a psychiatrist in your building so the lady could get the help she needs.
A lobotomist might be more apropos.
I legitimately think she could benefit a lot from getting mental help, not meaning it as an insult - but I guess that wasn't what she was looking for.
Tbh the more stories I listen to, the more I wonder how many if them run around with undiagnosed issues and at best annoy strangers, but also their family, impacting negatively the lives of their loved ones, mainly partner (maybe the partner truly didn't know what they were signing up for and later didn't have balls to get them help / set them straight) and kids (they are innocent and probably get ashamed a lot).
OUCH! Wish I had thought of that.
Perhaps she was looking for an ear doctor cause that woman was deaf!
That's what I thought, too!
Over forty (yes 40!) years ago, I worked for the Navy at Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island in a civilian capacity and I have to say the military wives that I met were absolutely lovely. They were kind, friendly and just all-round nice people. Unfortunately, all it takes is one bad apple to ruin it for everyone.
I know the feeling about the "Well, I Never" quote. It does seem to be too animated and dramatic to use in public. I never understood the quote "How Dare You!" either. growing up in the 90's, I used to watch Rocko's Modern Life and that quote reminds me of Gladys the Hippo beating up Rocko in a grocery store for bumping into her while screaming "HOW DARE YOU!".
These stories are getting better and better, because they really show what is wrong with this world.
I.E. the last story, and what's right.
@@tsquaredtim Thank you.
Military spouses learn really quick that just cause your partner is in the military doesn't mean you get treat with the respect of the rank.
That trucker story is awesome! That's a very nice trucking company that supports their truckers, and in return, they got loyalty that extends beyond just job loyalty. 👍🏼
The trucker storyline reminds me of stories that my Mom's has told me about having the 'right friends '. She was a bartender and she never needed a bouncer, because all her regulars would stand up for her.😉
Oh, my gosh! Now THAT'S the way to end a video! That last story warmed my heart!
Final story: Great work King! Excellent story. Incredible full-circle story, and very refreshing to hear more wholesome stories.
"A warm caffeinated lover" is a new favorite 😍
If Karen tried that in my country with soldiers, she would be either be arrested and charged or simply be picked up and literally get thrown away onto the sidewalk/street.
It’s always the major’s wives. A major is on the cusp of being important
Story #2: I experienced that first hand at my final state job. I used to work for a state CPS, and we had the most entitled foster parents you can find. One came to our main lobby security desk complaining about her paycheck. I happened to be passing by, asked a few questions and brought her up to our unit to talk to the payroll clerk for the region that she supposedly worked in. Long story short, the lady was a foster parent, and was complaining about the monthly check the state gives to the foster parent to use, allegedly, on the foster child. So she was complaining to the wrong department and actually needed to be sent elsewhere (note, a lot of foster parents are under the impression that they're employees of our CPS, thus act like mega-Karens.
Exactly the type of people that have no business raising kids, neither their own nor others. If I were working for CPS and encountered that, I would put a note up to have some extra surprise inspections of the Karen's household to see if everything is on the up and up.
@@meh2510 same
Ricardo and Sandi are the FUCKING CUTEST!
That was so precious! The moment she asked if he went to that school I knew where it was going and I'm so happy for them
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Last story - so wholesome!! 🥰🥰🥰 as soon as she said “I had a friend in high school that helped me like that…” 😍😍😍
Reporting an architect to the medical board...🤣🤣🤣
Oh noooooo!!!!! I really hope that “architect” doesn’t lose his medical license 😢 those are real hard to get😂
First story.... She seriously needed "five across the eyes"! 🤨
In both my first hitch in the Airforce (1976-1980) and second hitch in the Navy (1980-1986), I encountered a few dependapottomi, most often officers' wives. I was never impressed.
Last story.... Bravo! OP won in the end. Great story.
The story with the lady who ordered the consultant to grab her coffee and go to IT. If I was that consultant, I would have done exactly that, billed an extra hourly rate (consultants aren't cheap, and going outside of the scope of the consultant contract would be at least three times the going rate.) I assume his firm was billing about $500/hr. Now her coffee costs about $2,000. I hope it was worth it Karen.
Story 2: Pretty sure the Karen was needing to see as MENTAL HEALTH doctor. What an absolute moron!
Story 5: The spouses of military personnel have exactly ZERO rank...however they can cause their spouses rank to be lowered or removed by acting like this.
Story 6: Totally awesome! Love stories like this so much :)
Story 2: Op handled it better than I would've asked if she were to meet the doctor to check her eyes or brain.
or ears
Love the military story, reminds me of the business owners (she thought) wife, when tried getting the actual owner fired and accused him of adult, didn't end well for her husband...
The most problems for Karen is being blind, impatient, and stupid.
Honestly but get a GED, learn to be patient, and get an eye exam woman.
If only education were a cure for stupidity.... but there simply isn't one. Education cures ignorance, sure, but stupid people are hopeless.
I can see that major turning pale as his commander gets right in his face and goes full volume.
The trucker sorry- my father's a trucker and he would have been right there with those guys! And that last story- ❤️❤️ love it 😊
That last story was the best. Congratulations OP.
I used to work for architects and I'm just imaging that lady at my office. LOL
Architect vs doctors office story: OP had a LOT more patience than I would have had. After the first couple of minutes I would have been telling the Karen to leave my office before I called the police to have her removed.
Major's wife story: Assuming you share your spouse's rank is the single biggest mistake a military dependent can make. And she accordingly got the book thrown at her with a loss of on base privileges , PX privileges and so on unless accompanied by her husband. If they LIVED on base the Colonel's order could have cost them their on-base housing. Such actions have also resulted in the military member being demoted or receiving unwanted transfer orders (or both) to a post no one wants to be assigned to. While the rank of Major is a mid-level officer rank, it shows the man has been in service long enough his wife SHOULD KNOW this is an unacceptable behavior.
Loved the happy ending story!
*With the first story, someone was obviously really hangry!* 🤣 lol
She'll get her fill of bread n beans in the county jail.
"sure! I'm a medical architect. do you have any buildings that need surgery? has your ventilation system been breathing properly?"
That last story hit me in the feels!! Such a warm and fuzzy!!
"Well I never!" As a teen in the 1960s, I volunteered at the New Orleans VA hospital. A WWI patient with dementia came walking down the hall buck naked. Some visitors were there and one woman yelled: "Well I never!" This wonderful drill-sergeant-like nurse, herself a veteran of WWII, answered in a split second: Well I should hope not." I have waited over 60 years to use that retort, but alas, no one has ever handed me the set-up line.
How dare you?
That last story....
No, I'm not crying, YOU are crying!
I’ve encountered Karen’s before. I have NEVER been this nice to any of them. Even pulled a gun on a few.
You’re doing the Lords work, thank you.
Story 5: it appears even the brigade commander had OP's back. He probably heard her screaming...
Truckers can be awesome friends! On 9/11 my dad was supposed to fly out of Logan and after his flight was cancelled, he was able to get home via tanker trucks used to transport the product he sold. He called the company who sent a truck to his hotel, who fortunately hadn’t cleaned his room yet, so he was there another day. The truckers then arranged by CB for him to be handed off at truck stops and weigh stations halfway across the country.
Story 2 is an example of why Karenic people - male or female - need to hear things like "No!" and "I do not work here!" and "Get out!" in abrupt tones after a first polite refusal. Maintaining 10 feet (~3 meters) of separation is good when possible, as Karenic people like to strike people who prove them wrong.
That last one is so sweet. I really like it when you do the sweet stories after all the people I would like to use as plant fertilizer.
Love the last story. ❤ always good to hear something sweet once in a while. The military woman, wow! Brought back a memory from when my husband was in the Air Force. I was probably 19 or 20, my husband was an airman. Pretty low ranking, as he was only in the AF About 2 years at this time. I was shopping at the commissary and had stopped at the meat counter when I spotted a beautiful roast. I picked it up to examine it, knowing that we could not afford it, but one can dream when a woman came up beside me and grabbed the roast out of my hands. I looked at her shocked and grabbed it back this time keeping a firm grip on it. She tried to grab it again and yelled, “ do you know who I am? I’m Colonel so and sos wife, and I deserve this roast! “ I yanked the roast out of her grip, threw it in my cart and said, “ yeah? Well I’m airman’s so and sos wife and this is MY damn roast” and walked away. When I finally made it to the checkout, I realized I still had the roast and felt I had to buy it. I can say, that was the best damn roast ever, even if it did set us back a pretty penny.
Love the petty clapback
I never comment, but listen to your reddit every chance I get!! The last story with Miss Sandi and Mr. Ricardo was THE BEST story I've heard on here!!! Brought this Ole gal to tears!! Loved it!!
The hiccup at the end of the first story brought a smile to my face. Had to double check to make sure I wasn't hearing things
I literally let out a squeak with the last story! Thank you so much for your help keeping us sane, fluff!
I love that you share heart warming stories also. I love your content and listen to it every time you upload. Thank you!!
Aargh! I was going to say the same thing and you beat me to it! 😊😊😊
I really like it DF ends with an upbeat story.
Dependopotamus? Damn, that's a good word😆!
That last story was so wholesome and just adorable 🥰
Well I NEVER!!!!
Lady, you need to get out more
Story 5: That obnoxious, foolish wife probably ended all hope of her husband making O5 (junior bird). Even if the incident doesn’t end up in his personnel jacket, people talk and remember.
I ❤ the last story! Great to hear a Karen caused a happy ending!
That last story got me right in the feels. I love when you mix in a good one.
Fluff sounds so panicked when he says "some--SOME military wives--" lmao. Like "please do not kick my ass, I am talking about a small percentage!"
I have never understood the wives of military personnel , who think that they are their husband's rank..it's absolutely embarassing!
Ah, the military, where everybody learns how to properly exchange thoughts. You walk into an office with your thoughts and come back out with those of your commander.
Bet she didn't get no Panera bread where she went 🤣🤣🤣
That Karen definitely overstepped her bounds. Military dependents are GUESTS of the military. As such they have no rank or authority and can be kicked off base at any time. Their spouses are responsible for their conduct and can even be demoted if the offense is severe enough.
Story 4: How did someone like that ever become a manager in the first place?
This is why I always ask people if they work here first and if they don't I then ask if they know where to find an employee.
That 2nd to last story: guard duty after 9/11. No one can enter the housing area without ID. This dependa was trying to get into the area and we (the other person I was on duty with) told her she could enter without her ID. She did the classic, “Do you know who my husband is? He is an officer”. We both said no and told her she still can’t get in. She was screaming at us and then said she would call her husband to get us in trouble. She called but once she said she forgot her ID, we heard their ENTIRE conversation. Her husband was screaming at her from the time she called and all the way to the front gate where we were only to pause briefly to hand us her ID and apologize for her behavior before screaming at her again. Apparently it wasn’t the first time but for him it was the last time.
I would love to hear the Major tell his entitled wife what he got told !! Bet he got the well I never !
The last story is beautiful and made me tear up a little. They were meant to be. 💗💗💗
#1 Karens, as usual, just decide that some random person MUST be working in the place and MUST serve them. Then, make a nuisance out of themselves, and, in this case, get arrested.
#2 Good luck for that Karen complaining about an architect to the medical board. She'll get laughed at and called stupid. As for her husband... Hope that he'll start the divorce procedure ASAP.
#4 Yes, her department had a high turnover as the employee just kept on quitting HER.
#5 That rank is the husband's rank, absolutely NOT that of the wife. She can get her husband in real trouble pulling rank like that.
#6 What a WONDERFUL story. Two peoples having a crush on one another, separated because they where just a bit to shy, reunited and getting to be happy together.
As far as story 2 goes, once they won't leave, that's when you call building security and tell them some crazy woman won't leave your office, even after asking multiple times. That's their job to deal with at that point. Well, at least if the building has a security office/officer.
Story 2: I sincerely hope the doctor she was seeing is an otolaryngologist... that woman needs a reminder that she has two ears and one mouth!
I've heard that last story before.
I do know a couple that dated in high school. They got married after she graduated, not sure how long after. Over 40 years later, and they're still together.
That last one was a perfect case of Better Late Than Never.
Story 3: 'Be good to truckers' Truckers 101; My mom is a trucker and she has friends that are also truckers, so be good to truckers because you might meet them in the future as friends or family.
2:47 simple cure for the entitled karen, when she asks for directions, say to her "your in the wrong building, go to the gnd floor then go four buildings to your right and then take the stairs to level 40, the doctor's office reception will be on your left" ... Once she leaves lock your door and turn some music on and get on with your day
I honestly hope the medical board does revoke the architects medical license.
What a nice, wholesome story at the end, Fluff! Glad to see that there are still nice people in the world.
That last story was ADORABLE!
The power lock button on my van is right beside the pocket you use to pull the door closed so I've made it a habit to hit that button as I grab the door pocket to close it so the doors are always locked even before they're closed...
Fortunately, I live in a rather sane area of Southern Ontario and I don't think my city has may Karens in it (I've never seen one anyway)...
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That last story... My freaking heart omg 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️
Go to jail over bread...........congrats you went to jail over bread, and not even good bread.
Oh I'll call my receptionist, and tell her to alert the building security.
That Majors wife is a total disgrace! Using her husband's rank is disgusting....bar none!!!!
I loved the stories and especially the last one! If something is meant to happen, it most definitely will happen! I’m so happy they got together! 🥰🥰
Oh boy, the truckers story had me in fits of laughter. I could just imagine the look on Roger’s face 😂
Story 5: An army wife thinks a Major has command over a Colonel! That;s hilarious and sad all at the same time. I've seen enough Stargate and Star Trek to know that a Colonel is the higher Rank!
I was a civilian lifeguard on a residential navy base + had a kid try to throw his dad's rank at me. I shut that down immediately
11:40 My uncle was a trucker. He taught me much of what I know about long-haul drivers. I would rather have three truckers back me up in that situation than just about anything else (except Marines. Unless they were former Marines who had become truckers. 😂)
there’s no such thing as a ‘Former Marine’ , because Once A Marine, Always A Marine
That last story was amazing! 🥰
11:20
As a person whose parents are truckers, they constantly drive 14 hour days. Imagine the kind of road rage people experience when having to drive for an hour with people cutting them off and all other nonsense
now imagine you're in a vehicle 5X as long with a quarter the turning radius and take twice as long to slow down and stop, whilst often having to lift heavy objects to manage your truck. They don't take shit from anyone.
If you wanna start a fight with truckers, remember they have a mobile home full of equipment, and there is nothing physical that stops them from flattening your truck for brake checking them.
really like the last story. replayed it twice it was that good
Aww bless! That last story was so heart-warming!