r/MaliciousCompliance - Smug Karen Refuses to Pay Me and Gets Petty! I'm SMARTER!
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- r/maliciouscompliance - OP runs an auto repair shop and one day, an entitled Karen gets some work done. When she receives her bill, she flips out, refuses to pay, and then tries to be petty. But OP is much smarter! Subscribe for future stories.
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2:39 - Story 2 (u/ChickWithAnAttitude)
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14:15 - Story 5 (u/ClubWag)
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"You can't wear those things because you *might* listen to music."
"So I guess that you can't drive because you *might* run over someone."
In her infinite wisdom, she may have assumed, wrongly, that they were ear buds and not hearing aides, since OP said they had Bluetooth capabilities...she's the one that needs hearing aides if she assumed OP said ear buds and not hearing aides...
I heard a great malicious compliance story between a cashier and a customer, a woman was purchasing a discounted cutlery set that was $20, when she went to check out it rang up as $10 and the cashier tried to tell her that it wasn't ringing up as $20 because it was actually cheaper, but in very cliche Karen like fashion she screamed over him not letting him finish his sentence, demanding that he honors the discount sticker price, so he overrides the $10 and puts in $20, when his boss found out he asked why he made a customer pay $20 instead of $10 and he explained it and they just laughed
That one's from reddit
You stole that from RoninGT
@@joehung1552 I heard it from his channel 2 days ago.
@@joehung1552 that's why I wrote that I heard it from somewhere
@@joehung1552 "I heard"
Nah they didn't steal they're just repeating.
"it's like telling someone with glasses they don't need them because they aren't fully blind"
Me and other viewers with glasses: preach to choir dark fluff preach to the choir
Had to drive without my glasses a couple times. It went fine, but....yeah. Would not recommend.
...anyone else have people in their life assume the glasses were optional?
I remember arguing with a contact lens wearer that yes, my glasses were 100% necessary. She could see fine without her contacts, so obviously everyone could.
I spent half a school day without mine because of her bullying, which was bad since I can't see clearly past two inches from my nose. By the time they finally reappeared, all the teachers could say was 'well, if you wore contacts...'' literally can't. If I can get them in, they irritate my eyes. No drops would help, and the eye doctor said it wasn't worth the risk of damage...
People and their prejudices of the disabled is unreal.
Without my glasses things just a couple feet away only register as splotches of color so... I kinda need 'em.
Karen: You don't need hearing aids, you aren't deaf!
OP: If I were deaf, I wouldn't need hearing aids anyway, cuz they would be useless to me.
It's like putting glasses on a blind person or asking a paraplegic to run a marathon: Idiotic.
I broke my back once, and still have tiny scar on my spine that hurts like a mf. People went : I can't see it, so you don't have it, you're just lazy! Well..........DUUUUH! Off course you can't see my spine bone you fk r3t@rd.
Enter her new boyfriend Nick Bolton with TacEars.
@@Maninawig Ha!
Wearing hearing aids myself Ive had a few instances where people assume I'm deaf without them. I use same example!
First story, that's an ADA lawsuit waiting to happen.
Begging to happen.
I think the ADA would cover the almost deaf employee. That person who told her to take them out could have been in big trouble.
There is no mercy on that kind of thing.
In theory, nobody is allowed to bring animals into my job. In practice anyone who wants to just does it anyway. We are only allowed to ask if it is a support animal, not what it's trained to do, not what their disability is, etc. So they know all they have to do is say yes and we have to stop right there. If we press the issue, we can be penalized (read: HUGE fines, thousands or tens of thousands) even if it isn't an excepted animal and the person was lying, because it is the act of asking at all in the first place that is illegal. That's how insane it is.
@@Maladjester Hol up, where do you live that any support animal can be brought into work? Cuz my therapist has stated that she'd fill out an ESA declaration for me because of my PTSD symptoms (not to the level of needing a specially-trained service dog, but still to a level that affects my daily life). As far as I'm aware, ESAs only affect housing.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 I'm speaking about customers, not employees. We have a lobby. People aren't supposed to bring pets there. They do it anyway because they know we can't press the issue.
Service dogs have to stay with their owners, they're trained to respond to specific medical emergency problems and not having their service animals can lead to the customers death... So instead of being a whiny brat about how you're not allowed to refuse service animals, be thankful you are not being sued for millions of dollars for wrongful death or severe customer injuries. 🙄
@@carrieullrich5059Your reading comprehension is weak. Here is the substance of my comment again. Service animals are allowed. We get non-service animals all the time because people know they can lie about it. The problem I have is not service animals or the people who need them. It is liars gaming the system.
The best story for someone doing something unusual to pay for their bill was a dairy farmer. He wrote a check out on the side of a cow and took it to his local council office to pay his uk council tax. They refused it saying it was a cow, however as it had every peice of information required it legally consituted a cheque so the council had to either accept the cow or give him a year tax free. He enjoyed that year without council tax.
@@CyberwizardProductions As the cow was legally a cheque they had to cash the cheque then return the cow to the farmers bank. The bank then returned the cow to the farmer.
Talk about a cash cow. 🤣
kudos bro
😂😂😂
I'd totally take the cow all that dairy if its a milk cow or even better. Beef for the freezer lol.
That OP played the true long game. Glad he got his reimbursement and told his boss to pound sand.
Fun fact: in Germany there is a limit to with how many coins you are actually allowed to pay. No shop has to accept a payment in more than 50 coins. So if the story with the penny-Karen would have happened in Germany, the guy could have just declined the payment (of course after making her carry all the bags). But I like the actual resolution even more!
Same thing in France.
I think there's a similar one in the UK - each denomination of coin has a maximum value it can pay, £1 for 1 and 2p, £5 for 5 and 10p etc. If you have too many coins, you get coin bags from the bank, sort them into them, and get the bank to give you cash.
Incidentally, that's how my sister and I got to have spending money when we went on holiday when we were kids. Dad had this whisky can he'd fill with loose change and then we'd get to sort them out. _That_ is how you keep a couple of autistic kids occupied for a day! XD
As far as I know in Germany bridal shops have had an old custom retained for a long time: to pay for the bridal shoes in pennies! I don't know if this custom is still adhered to. We have changed to Euros several years back (about 20 years). And I'm 65 now. Thus I'm not up-to-date on current wedding customs.
At the same time Banks don't have such a coin limit. On the other hand they have the machines to deal with it as well.
I’m from Canada. We don’t use pennies any more, and I’m pretty sure that they’re not actually legal tender here. *Just checked: the penny is still legal tender, according to Wikipedia.
In the U.S., there is a law saying that all coins are legal tender, but there is also no requirement for any private business to accept a payment in pennies either. I have gone to a couple gas stations that actually have signs posted that they will only accept up to $5 in coin transactions. As a cashier at a fast food place, I commonly get customers paying with over $10 in quarters for their purchase, which I don't mind as much as some who use smaller coins.
Hearing Aids Story: If that happened in the USA or Canada, Karen violated the Federal ADA (in the US, I don't know what the Canadian version is) and could have been Sued in FEDERAL Court over it...
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Yep. She's lucky the business wasn't facing major fines, and herself fired and in jail.
I'd have just ignored her (pardon the pun), last I checked I worked for your parents, not you.
2nd story: Good on OP for trying to be good about the divorce, and shame on that greedy man.
I worked for lawyers many years. We had a defendant who had to pay $25 per week on a judgement. He would pay in pennies. He said he wanted to get revenge on the attorney and make him carry them to the bank. I looked at him red in face and angry as a hornet and shouted "You aren't punishing him, You are punishing me!!! I'm the one who has to drag them to the bank." He paid in checks for the rest of the judgement.
I would have just told him, "No problem. That is what wire shopping carts are for." I know how many rolls of pennies it takes for $25.00 dollars. And I know how heavy they are. And when I rolled all the pennies that I had accumulated, getting them ready to take to my credit union, thank God I have a stair lift, it made it so easy to get them down stairs without having to carry them ...... and then I used my "old lady" shopping cart to get the to the car, then from the car into the Credit Union ...... the cashier thought it was a brilliant (her words) idea that I used the cart rather than trying to carry such a heavy load of coins.
My mom was hounded by some company or another to pay an extra fee that we didn't owe them so she paid the bill.
In one dollar bills.
Crumpled up and shoved into every nook and cranny of at least 3 or 4 plastic gallon sized water jugs.
Needless to say, they never bothered us about paying any extra fees again.
Penny Karens always lose. Either they pay more than intended, or get nothing at all. And, oh, they should be called “Penny” instead of “Karen.”
Knock-knock-knock...
Honestly, if you're going to pay for something in pennies, at least be nice and put them in the tubes for pennies that equal out to 50 cents, and don't buy anything that's more than a few dollars.
But that's not the point. The point is to be a dick. WHy would they make anything convenient to the person they're being a dick to?
This is one of my pet peeves. Seriously I (I used to be a cashier) once had a 22.00 total and this man paid in nothing but pennies and nickels.... Then was a complete ah the whole time I was counting.
you missed the point... she was intentionally trying NOT to be nice.
Well.....businesses usually will not accept rolled coins, as that's a common scam with rolls being filled with slugs! Banks will only accept them with your name and account # on them so you can be back charged if a scam!
Or use self-checkout, where it's available.
The machine will not get upset with how many coins you'll need, and that'll make a good reserve of change for it.
First story, if that took place in America, is a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act and OP can sue them.
Story 1: Karen; "take off your hearing aids"
Op: ok, I don't have to listen to you
The penny story reminded me of a friend from back in the '80s. She had just started her law practice and one of her clients was dragging his heals on paying her bill. He lost his divorce case due to being a cheating asshole, which he had admitted to in open court. After many threats of garnishment and more court proceedings he finally paid his bill. He sent an armored car with the entire $5k plus in boxed rolled pennies. She took one look at the first hand cart full and told the armored car personnel to take it to her bank directly and handed them a deposit slip. So, he went through all that trouble to be a petty prick with an end result of only causing himself more work.
... plus having to pay for the armoured car and guards, one presumes.
Story 1: Reminds me of a video I saw about an Uber Driver being stopped by a Police Officer and was told to remove her ear buds, not realizing they were a special kind of Hearing aids.
#2 - Oh Fluff - a double pun: bite them in the end. That made me giggle!
I hate it when a parent uses child support as a weapon against someone. And I’m talking about the ex-husband in this one not the mother. Weaponized unfortunately is a word it’s overused especially lately, but in this case that is exactly what he did. He knew full well he wouldn’t pay it back she should’ve said no you have to keep paying me or I’ll take you to court now.
Yeah, I was used as a weapon against my dad, and that resulted in me not seeing him and still to this day i don't have a relationship with him . And so I don't have with my mom,as she was the one who used me ,and she was just a bad mom generally.. Just feel better as an adult ,to be no contact with her. My kids don't know her,and don't want to even..I'm not missing out on anything . Years of therapy really helped me..
@@ldannu5627 I had years of therapy that didn’t help at all. One day my therapist looked at me and said “this isn’t working so I want to try one thing…repeat after me.
My dad is an asshole.”
That one exercise that was worth a million dollars! Hope your life is fulfilled. 👍🏼
@@cherokeeirishman9612 oh I'm so sorry it didn't help . Maybe you had a shitty therapist ,but seriously not everyone benefit from it, and I don't recommend it to everyone ,because everyone is different . I think it just helped me,at the time,because I was struggling so much with what all had happened and my therapist helped me cope with it all . She is and was genuinely one of the nicest and most sincere people I've met . I saw a few other therapists that were absolutely shitty and made me feel like I was the only one at fault,even though I was a child back then,and I just stopped going to him again. There's always the few bad apples that make it worse for anyone and everyone . But luckily there are some few gems to . I hope you are doing better and feel better! I wish you all the best !
@@cherokeeirishman9612 but yeah, that line is a good one, your dad is an asshole. Some are just that,and no matter what we do or try,they won't change ,and it's up to us to just move on . I've been no contact with my parents for over 10yrs and I'm absolutely happier then ever! Never felt better!
@@ldannu5627 I was always told as a child that “family means everything, no one loves you like family, never turn on family”. Later as Ana duly I realized that to my dad, family meant he could do whatever he wanted and we had to just accept that. Family was people he could screw over and had to accept it….because…you know….family has to forgive each other because we love each other. I took a lot of crap from that guy (I refuse to call him a man) until he tried to seduce my wife! I haven’t spoken to him in years and the next time I do will not be a pleasant experience for him. I have moved 4 hours away from him and he doesn’t know where I live. I like it that way….how could a father do that to his son’s wife. She shoved him away but didn’t tell me until we moved because she knew what I’d have done to him physically. I survived combat when I served, and what I would do to anyone who hurt my wife or kids would have HELL rain done on them in ways that would make the devil look away!!!!
So sometimes it’s best to stay away from “family”. I am teaching my kids that our family means something, but it’s not an excuse to get away with mistreatment
In Canada before we got rid of pennies, you cannot make a full payment in pennies as part of currency act. Max you can pay in pennies is 25 cents. There is are other max amounts for the other coins.
In Germany it is 50 coins max, for anything. Which I think is probably a bit much, but I think can be reasonable for some situations
??? I worked for the Royal Bank for 5 years. Never heard that before.
@@catslove3884 Check out the Canadian Currency Act, section 8.
If I were OP in story 1 I would refuse to wear them for another shift and when shit hits the fan just repeat loudly without hearing aids that Karen enforced the earbud policy, so they can't wear their hearing aids
I'd have gone to the parents and let them know their daughter was refusing an accommodation to a disabled employee, and watch them tear into her for risking a lawsuit.
Story 1: Karen violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by forbidding the hearing aids...OP could have scarred her BAD for that one...but the MC worked out well :)
Story 5: Technically OP could have sued them for violating the job "offer" deal that the boss made...OP could have gotten the entire amount of missed pay plus penalties & interest.
Story 1 is a straight up ADA violation. Businesses have been padlocked for that.
First post doesn't violate some workplace law. It violates Federal law.
The ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act.
We have a policy: you pay in pennies, we will hand you the stack tubes and paper rolls. We're not going to count it. Don't like it? Go elsewhere, or call the police and tell them we won't take unrolled coins. Try. They have never done anything.
Story 1: I felt bad for OP and the customers. and Karen realised what she'd done, no doubt someone reported her actions to higher ups she got into a lot of trouble for ignoring OP's hearing challenges but what she did to OP which impacted the store and customers. Probably a warning or given a strike for breaking one of rules of workplace (and law for ordering an employee with known disability from relying on their device.).
I worked at a gas station a long time ago with one of those over-flowing penny "give and take" dishes. When I had the upteenth person want to empty the entire dish to make up the shortfall for their smokes or alcohol, I started dumping the dish out and putting the same value in silver coins out of sight of the customers, and keeping less than five cents in the dish at a time. Also had people walk up and ask what they could get with the money from that dish, which also peeved me. Didn't take it for myself, but I was tired of people feeling entitled to ALL of the dish's contents, and not leaving any for someone only a few cents short, as it was meant to be. BTW, these same people were forever nagging at ME to cover their shortfall daily for smokes and alcohol, and they'd ask for dollars worth each time. Peed me off no end, as I could barely manage rent at the time, much less food and utilities! I told them honestly that I couldn't afford to help them, since I couldn't make ends meet WITH a full time job, thanks for asking. Politely but firmly. I did rant a bit about it to coworkers, though.
Penny plates definitely are not for buying alcohol or cigarettes. If ya always short of money for those 2 things,maybe time to cut back or out
@@gabesmom5615 and I totally agree! But we're talking addiction, not logic, sadly. Addiction-logic is, I have money, I'll buy it. I don't have enough to cover it, I'll beg for "a little help." I have no money, I'll try to either steal it directly, or steal something I can sell for the money to buy it. From what I've gathered, listening to various podcasts and others telling me their stories of woe and addiction.
Story 1: I'd have gotten it in writing, complied and sued for discrimination. Those assholes need to stop doubting that disabled people are disabled if they're not obviously, physically disabled. Pisses me off.
@@CyberwizardProductions even fing worse obviously. Karens and Kens need to be stopped!
Don’t think it’s as much as doubting a disabled person as much as it being so many entitled people trying to use their regular dog and claim it’s a service dog, just because you have to on the person’s honesty. And the Karen and Ken just lie to get their own way. They are the ones that are really to blame. Also in US and emotional support dog is not considered a service dog. But how can anyone tell.
"do you know who I am?"
"no, I'm sorry, Alzheimer's can be so cruel. but I am sure we can help you find out."
This reminds me of the story concerning the male Ken.The opposite of a Karen.
Anyway he was at the airport bullying and blustering wanting better service,upgrades,etc and each time being told politely that he needs to queue like the other passengers and saying he wanted serving as he's important but being told each time that he needed to queue like everyone else.
He shouted '''don't you know who I am?''.
The check in lady got on the p/a system and loudly said ''can I have your attention please as we have a man here who doesn't know who he is.can someone come and help him''
He shouted ''f**k you'' and the lady said "you'll still have to get in the queue for that".
The Penny Karen was hilarious! I wish I’d been there. & OP insisting on counting is pennies while she waited is hilarious!
Concerning trying to pay in pennies, in Canada we have a law stemming from the original days of trapping and bartering; all trades must be equitable to both parties...and it's still a Canadian law. If someone tries to pay me a ridiculous bill in pennies I needn't accept it...go back to the bank and get proper cash. And no I won't be helping you carry those pennies back to your car/wheelbarrow.
That penny story cracked me up so much
I'd simply refuse the pennies. No law requires me to accept them.
I've finally finished watching every single video on this channel! Got to love Karen's LOL😂
I had to pay in pennies a time, or two, but was apologetic about being BROKE. "Sorry for the trouble. I was literally scrounging in the parking lot to get enough."
And I counted the coins myself, and rolled them with the papers the business provided. I DID NOT MIND. That's the difference between, "But it's legal tender!" and "HAHAHA! LEGAL TENDER!"
Here in the UK there are laws that prevent Karens (or anyone else, but mostly Karens) from paying in small-denomination coins.
One-penny coins are legal tender in amounts not exceeding 20p. If you try to pay someone with more than twenty pennies, they re within their rights to refuse to accept them.
I saw this happen once. It was a great free show.
One interesting thing i did find out is that the “legal tender” status only applies when paying off debt
If you were walk into a store, and tried to buy a chocolate bar with a £1 coin, the store could legally refuse payment if they decided they would only accept payment by card
Story 1 i can relate to because I am hard or hearing and I know people who are deaf. Hearing aids are just that Aids not cures. People who are truly deaf most of the time don't benefit from hearing aids because they had no hearing to aid. Some deaf can have hearing restored by use of cochlear implants and even then it does not restore hearing to adequate level especially if they get them late in life since the brain does not know how to interpret those signals. it does work for some but not all. So when Karen assumed that only completely deaf needed them I rolled my eyes, since I know how they actually worked.
Op shouldn’t just get the $120,K, she should still be getting the monthly alimony he agreed to originally as well, since it was for life or till she remarried. Edit for spellcheck
I’ve never paid a bill in Pennie’s BUT… when I worked in retail, the bane of my existence was people who bought under $5 of stuff with a $100 bill. When ever that would happen I would go, “alright, your change is $92.75
*grab the 1’s from the register and begin to count change out loud* “1,2,3,4,5” I would never make it to ten before people would be like no no no I don’t want all those ones. And I’d say oh you don’t want your change, thanks for the tip have a great day
🥃🥃 cheers to that
My hero
Did it make you happy to be a total jerk?
Good thing he had the email saying he was a floater all along
In the Philippines, there was a disrespectful employer who paid a particular worker (more than a thousand pesos) in mixed coins of five and ten cents.
The worker came home crying, but the brother posted it on multimedia out of spite. Because of this... the employer was chewed out by the town's mayor, and was fined heavily.
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Yeah, according to US law, if you are hearing impaired to the point of actually needing a hearing aid of some kind, any boss that tells you to take it out could be sued.
If they had fired said OP, that person would have definitely had reason to sue
#1 Karens will be Karens. This Karen is on a power trip, and her parents should get her out of the business ASAP.
#2 Hubby dug his own grave. Play stupid game, earn stupid prize.
#3 Stupid Karen got beaten at her own game. I don't know if the penny count was right, and don't care. All I know is that she ended up paying about twice the price, and that's so sweet.
#4 Another Karen beaten at her own game. Sweet.
The penny karen.. 🤣🤣🤣
Story 3: She really thought she was pulling a Malicious Compliance LMAO.
Story 1 reminds me of a coworker. The health and safety inspector had a go at him for not wearing ear plugs saying that he'll go deaf.
His response "I'm already deaf"
In the U.S, a little known antidote to this kind of MC is embedded in Federal Law. Title 31 of the U.S. Code, which states that minor coins (pennies and nickels) are legal tender at their nominal value for any amount not to exceed 25 cents in any one payment.
Really if you tried to convince a turd that brings in a bunch of pennies it would take longer to convince them than to count the pennies
-Do you know who I am?
-No, sorry I can't help you, but maybe you have an ID or something to help you remember.
first story : Forcing the O.P. to remove hearing aids is a direct violation of A.D.A. Laws. I would have left and sued the restaurant.
I love that last story!
Had she taken the kid's offer, she probably would have been on the elevator. So glad she didn't. Lol
I got roughly $300 in retroactive travel reimbursement for my training and it felt great. I can imagine how good it felt for that last OP to get their money.
Businesses can refuse large amounts of coin for payment. I used to manage retail stores and we would refuse large amount of coin as payment (unless it was a reasonable amount of US quarters, which we always ran short of). It takes a long time to count and then roll the coin.
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Story 3: That's one way to exercise...
Story #1, if that was in the US, Karen is FIRED!
Story 1: ADA if in the USA. It's a federal law covering housing, the workplace, schooling, education and other aspects of life.
Story 3: Karen played a revenge card, but didn't expect that OP had a reverse card
Oh you wanna pay in pennies? Ok, you'll have to sit there while I count each one. INDIVIDUALLY. Ignoring the machine counter under the register.
What do you mean you don't have time to sit here for hours as we count your payment? You gotta be outta here in 5 minutes? Too bad, counting this is gonna be at least 5 hours. No if you leave we run this as renegging and will take you to court. Oh shit I lost count from that.... better start over.
I was a regular at a gas station near my home and everybody there knew me. I knew exactly how much my daily morning purchase would come to. On a few occasions, I had dig deep and pay with all coins. Because of the trust we had built up, it was never an issue and I never stiffed them. It's amazing what people will do to help you out if you aren't an a-hole.
I did that also. Paid my rent in pennies. $650. Our stove broke in our apartment and to took him 20 days to replace it but gave us zero discount on the rent. They also paid the water so we turned on every faucet and racked up 35,000 gallons extra water.
Hearing Aids: I think a big thing with all these Karen's bullying those with hearing aid's is they are used to the types of hearing aids that were available when they were kids, these tan things that sat on top of the ear with a canal insert.
In Australia the smallest coin is 5c and we have 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 and $2 coins. No-one is required to accept more than $5 in 5, 10, or 20c coins; $10 in 50c and $1 coins; or $20 in $2 coins. You can only use $10 notes up to a limit of $100. You can offer payment in lots of coins but they do not have to be accepted. It is also legal for people to refuse to take cash, provided they have a sign saying so. They can insist on cards or cheques. This usually happens where a lot of money is changing hands such as university registration days where thousands of students are paying fees. It is easier and safer for the University not to have hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash on the premises.
I've had customers pay entirely in change before over six years of customer service. However, there wasn't a single instance where it was somebody being petty. Most of the time, it was because the customer was a kid who didn't know how to use a coinstar machine. And the one time it wasn't a kid (man was paying in a liquor store), he had the decency to have the coins rolled first.
If it’s little kids that’s different. But these days kids get dollars for allowance or whatever.not just cents.or worse yet their own card
2:22 ADA violation. People needing hearing aids are developmentally disabled and handicap, because it can sometimes mess with their Equilibrium, disorienting some. I have seen of lots of people with service animals for certain people that I could later find out are deafer.
Omg the penny story! Omg I love that.
Actually, in the US, pennies are a convenience and not legal tender and can be refused as payment. I thought that's where he was going instead it ended up with her paying full price plus $5....lol.
While pennies are legal tender 100% -most states passed laws stating how many you can pay with if you want to get strict about it.
Funny malicious compliance of my own just a couple of years ago. I went to Lowe’s to purchase a toolbox. It was supposed to be $120 or so (some Craftsman combo toolbox) but the one I picked up didn’t have a sticker. The cashier ran an item search, found something similar for $20 (!!) and rang it up as that item. My wife and I both tried correcting the cashier, but she wasn’t having it and claimed she had the right one. After two such attempts, I figured I wasn’t going to argue more for a higher price and so got a crazy good deal on some tools. :)
Can’t argue with some people huh! Remember that the customer is not always right, 😂😂in this case you benefited. Cool
About the hearing aid story. One of my close friends is partially deaf and he needs those aids. He is in his late fifties. A woman boss harassed him for about two months saying he was playing dumb. I listened to what that woman said to him (a very nasty comment BTW and I recorded it on my phone) so I called corporative. The same day this stupid and mean karen was fired.
That stupid and mean Karen got fired because she could've dragged the company into a discrimination lawsuit with that kind of horrid behavior.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 she was accused about her behavior various times, but, according to some employees, she always played the sexual harassment victim card so the man who said anything against her was fired... but not this time, muahahahahaha.
Fantastic relationship because she was financially graping him
Telling someone they can’t wear their hearing aids would go against ADA laws.
I've always held the merchandise until the cash is counted, longstanding habit. The flip is the people who pay with a $50 or $100 for a total that's under $2-3 just to break the bill. They get maaaaaad when their change is in $1s and coins but they find another place to do it or learn to go to the bank.
Be careful. There may be a couple of people trying to pass off counterfeit $100 bills
@@Stephen-ro5jc I've seen fake 5s and 10s so I check everything out of habit, but I appreciate the concern.
Had to constantly tell an employee to use their hearing aids. She was taking orders in busy restaurant..
Since discovering Fluff and Stevo I've had a few other r/ channels suggested to me, but none of them are as satisfying as this one. I'm a Stevo fan for life. (Fluff too, but Stevo has my heart)
if a boss floats between "staff" & "floater" then he is not a "boss" (out of a job)
In my country, there's a law which states you can rejects a payment in coins if there are more than 50 coins.
I was somehow expecting her to bring the bags up, then the owner point out that there's more than 50 coins so he can't accept the payment. :D
Good afternoon DF. Thanks for the stories. Have a great day
Story two: now THAT is mistaking kindness for weakness!
I do love some malicious compliance. Thee are some of my favourite DarkFluff videos.
I worked in multiple jobs where I had to work with money and never did we take loose coins. They had to be rolled into coin rollers with their name and number on them in case they were short. This was the policy in any place that accepted money to my knowledge. How these people got away with this is astounding.😂
5:00 -- The numbers don't add up. $100 a month for 10 years is only $12,000, NOT 120K!!
Penny Karens wants to waste everyone's time until they realize they waste their OWN time too
If someone had brought in a payment for an item in the form of cents (My country's form of very small currency) I would have been delighted. I'm one of those weirdos who LOVES counting small change.
ADA should have been notified on this Karen
I worked at a amusement park for 3 years and gad a similar situation. I had a lady come in with her kid and let him pay for his ticket. It was about $80 and he pulls out his bag of quarters. I looked at it and turned to my manager and asked if I really had to count it. They said yes and I stood there counting quarters while my line got bigger and had other costumers tell me to hurry up. I had one Karen come up and say "Do you really have to count all that?" I said yes so she went to my manager to complain ab it. 10/10 would not appreciate that again
Always get half the retirement! It’s for ur old age and a must.
Should have sued her for violating ADA
#3 Actually the store owner could've refused the payment in pennies outright. The fact that they're legal tender doesn't compel a business to accept them. Just as some businesses have a policy where they don't accept bills larger than $20, they can just as readily refuse to accept payment in all pennies.
Well the manager did say that to OP. OP was just in a mischievous "I got nothing better to do" mood 😄
I paid off my car with coins. The bank hated that. I at least rolled them in paper.
Story 3 :
What if you refused to take payment in pennies because private business can refuse and she had to take back all those pennies down again lol
I think that by law only 25 pennies need to be accepted as legal tender for any payment - that would have been a great twist after she had lugged all those bags up - LMAO - OK that is 25 pennies, how are you going to pay the rest of your bill?
I would think a fully deaf person has no use for hearing aid. 🤔
They should’ve gone and gotten a big fish tank or another type of glass reinforced box put all the pennies in it made a sign and put on it and the sign should’ve said “this is the bounced check fee, please keep this in mind before you write a check”
if it was in the US of America... telling someone they couldn't use their medical aid device while working is a major ADA violation.
punishable by a large fine to the company and a serious federal felony to the offender.
Story 1:
"It'd be like your boss saying you can't wear your glasses because you're not fully blind."
I mean, it says on my license that I legally have to have corrective lenses of some form when I'm behind the wheel. Plus, I'm nearsighted to hell and back. That means I can't read anything without my glasses, not even text like YT comments on my 54" monitor. So, yea. It'd be real interesting to see how poorly a job would go if I couldn't wear my glasses.
My mom saved pennies my whole life. My senior year she cashed them in it was over $5000. It paid for my senior pictures and graduation. 🎉
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*1st story*
*Who in hell does Karen think she is!?*. Is SHE a damn hearing Dr.? I think not!*