r/EntitledPeople - Karen Demands My BRAND NEW CAR. Gets Herself Fired!
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- r/Entitledpeople - OP recently bought himself a new car and was looking to donate his old one to a coworker, an entitled Karen, when she demands she wants the new one instead! When OP says no, the entitled Karen gets mad! Subscribe for more stories.
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0:26 - Story 1 (u/La_Onomatopoeia )
5:06 - Story 2 (u/Cant_I_Potter)
10:24 - Story 3 (u/BrandenHolguin)
14:28 - Story 4 (u/Pr0f4n17y)
17:05 - Story 5 (u/DrEnd585)
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Story 5: Stitch his name on his clothes. Didn't those stupid cops check the cameras.
What kind of crazy world are we living in that people would have to stitch their name on a jacket, shirt, or pants so people won't try and steal them.
I'm surprised that the manager and employees didn't think of checking the cameras also. Like...OP came into the restaurant with the article of clothing on. There was no reason for OP to stitch his name into the jacket *shakes head* wtf...
I think fake, wouldn't take his jacket off not because you don't have to answer such a thing but because it's "sentimental" and the name thing this is fake .
Sounds totally made up. There are cameras everywhere, and people would have noticed him pulling the jacket off of a girl. She would have been shrieking before he managed to put it on. However, it's the US, so cops are dumber than spit, so I guess there's that.
That cops just put people into handcuffs without FIRST asking their side of the story or checking the cameras is a huge rights violation. In the US, one is considered innocent until proven guilty. Also, you dont have to prove yourself innocent, the accuser has to prove you guilty. In this case, the entitled idiot has to prove the jacket is hers and that OP stole it. That lady and her brat should spend a few days in jail for making a fake emergency phone call and accusing OP of bad touching.
That's exactly what I was going to say. Telling someone to stitch their names onto their clothing is _insane._ Stop trying to steal things, theives.
The coat story is insane. Can you imagine the police stripping off your clothes on some lunatic's word that it was stolen? Good on the police for eventually getting it right but shame on everyone that OP had to prove that his own clothes were his!
This is what happens when you "believe all women". If it was a guy vs guy, it would have played out very different.
I haven't had my name on my clothes since I was in 5th grade and went to Girl Scout camp! What kind of logic do they teach at police academy? Maybe OP should have his name on his car, house, kitchen table & chairs? Maybe get a rubber stamp made to cut down on possible carpal tunnel! 😂 OP should have asked that cop if all of Their clothes has Their name on them! 😊
If that is a "less crazy situation" I wonder what the hell he sees on a daily basis
Unfortunately I had a friend who had more or less the same thing happen to her with a leather jacket that had been a college graduation gift from her grandfather. Unfortunately in her case by the time the police got her story and the confirmation that, yes her name actually was embroidered on the inside pocet, the mom/daughter duo that had claimed she had stolen the jacket from them had ditched with said jacket. However since the jacket was worth well over $500 she was able to proclaim it stolen. Unfortunately it later turned up in a pawn shop absolutely ruined (she was pretty sure they tried to run it through a washing machine) but the police were able to track down the mom through the pawn shop's records. My friend sued her and the mom ended up having to reimburse her for a new jacket of the same style from the company which sucked for her because they actually cost more at that point and was also charged with a few other charges by the police like misuse of police services and evading investigation (she had been told to stay or at least she couldn't take the jacket until the investigation of events was finished). So yeah, these things do happen.
@@smithsmith1956, not only would it have played out differently if it was guy vs. guy but if you _reverse_ the genders, the guy would've been hauled off to jail.
I would have stood up and said, “it looks like you don’t want the free car. Thanks for letting me know. I’ll ask someone else.” Don’t sit there with these entitled idiots waiting for them to change their minds. You snooze, you lose.
She wouldn't be able to drive a manual transmission, anyway, so the whole thing is moot.
Would have prepared myself the moment she said "so I plug it in" to put her in her place and say what you just said. Like "Bitch, why the hell are you talking like my new tesla is the car I'm offering?!" in my head. Seriously, Karen's are just a hoot! You offer something for free and their first idea is that "they deserve" what you replaced the free thing with instead. Like "you should be ashamed trying to pawn used stuff to them" or something! Seriously the offer would have been retracted the moment she thought she was "cute" with her "karen act!" (Had my OWN bad experiences with people playing this EXACT game! Problem for them is "I became IMMUNE to shaming tactics when I was TEN after dipshits WORSE then they abused the HELL out of it on me!" Ironically my mother was also the same, people abused Shaming tactics that she's now "a karen's worse nightmare!" We usually when talking mock and laugh at all the "Shaming" attempts made on us in the past and "how well that worked out for the attempter!" Especially if us not helping them would fuck them over BIG TIME! We never hide the fact we're willing to help as long as your not a DIPSHIT! Yet not that many people THINK to not be assholes! Many THINK being an asshole will get them what they want, only to regret it when they discover any aid and help just got retracted! Frankly "being the bigger person" with me, my mother who taught me and my siblings this as well. Is "Not being the Biggest SUCKER around!" As Drago once said "If they die....they die!")
@@davesvoboda2785 I think that’s why the boss stepped in when he did.
@@davesvoboda2785 If I were offered a free car, that would be the only thing that would stop me from accepting it. “It’s manual? Thank you for the offer, but unfortunately I have no idea how to properly handle a manual. Best to give it to someone who can. But thank you for the thought.”
And then I’d probably bring them cookies or something just for offering.
Man, that woman didn't go there to donate blood, she went there to pick a fight.
And she did this frequently and showed it to the press to publish lies, you know a company who can prove this otherwise can easy sue the fire starter for slander, and the paper for libel
If she keeps this up, someday she'll get to donate blood the hard way.
Last story - Wow, just… wow. OP nearly gets arrested because some EB and her mom wanted his jacket?! Really?!
I’ve had it happen to me before for one of my hats.
Some people will try anything for other’s belongings.
And the cops once again show they have no clue how to investigate a supposed crime (check the cameras) or how innocent until proven guilty works - deranged mom has to prove the jacket is hers, not OP. Once those handcuffs go on, a cop better be able to state what the arrestable offense is, because the definition of arrest and detain are so close that handcuffs = arrest.
@@angusrumplemeyer1791 I’m sorry that that happened to you.
What has our world come to that people are willing to falsely accuse people of something just to get their belongings?
@@tmntfangirl4700 oh that’s fine.
It happens from time to time when others are jealous of fabulousness. Lol
@@tmntfangirl4700 I think you have forgotten that during the Witch Trials era both in Europe and US people would regularly report other to get their things, and the same happened during the Holocaust. It's always been like this, sadly.
Story five: is it suddenly a law that you have to stitch your name into clothing? wtf. Why didn’t they just go check the cameras? Did this place not have cameras?
Not sure how old the story is, I don't think it said. This could have been a time when security cameras were not commonplace.
OP didn't say when the story happened. If it's early 2000s, chances are they didn't have it.
Jacket story.... I'd tell the cops, "Before I say anything, you will watch the camera video." 🤨
if it's from the time cameras were commonplace
A 9-year-old making a really good cake on her first try is impressive and she should be proud, between that and the fact it was her birthday, it absolutely was her day, her moment. Definitely very childish to try to take that away from her, especially for her grandfather. I cannot fathom how someone can reach that age and somehow not grasp that a birthday party is a celebration of the person having the birthday. It's a time to sit down, shut up, put yourself aside, and enjoy the festivities.
Oh yes. I was a professional baker and got kind of sad because so few these days don't want to get into the job. I hope the girl goes on to be a real hot shot, and makes many more cakes.
Even without the birthday, how petty can someone be so they have to compete with a 9yo ?
I was doing the same at that age. Sometimes from scratch, sometimes with box mixes. Always asked permission. Mom would say, "you know where the cookbook is" or "you know where the mixes are", followed up with "call me when you need the oven lit and, for God sake, clean up after yourself and make sure everything is put away when you are done. Do Not Leave A Mess In The Kitchen!" .... and then we would have a nice dessert for dinner that night.
I can see Duff Goldman physically cringing that sad middle aged man
@@bouboulroz - Mhm. The fact it was her birthday only made it all the worse, but pathetic either way that he felt the need to vie for attention against his own pre-teen granddaughter.
Years ago, I worked in a construction job. Now I have bad eyesight and at the time, I had prescription glasses and prescription sunglasses. This was many years ago, before transition lenses that change automatically in the sun. My prescription sunglasses were pretty cool. They were aviator style with gradient lenses, meaning they went from dark grey to light grey. They looked pretty cool. So I was inside , working on something with a number of other people. We all had buckets that we carried around to keep our stuff in. I had my regular glasses on and my sunglasses in my bucket. So I go to get something out of my bucket and I notice that my sunglasses are missing. I go around to others asking if they'd seen them and somebody said that they saw a new guy who spoke only Spanish put them in his pocket. I went to my foreman and told him that that guy had my sunglasses. The foreman spoke to the guy and he said the glasses were his. I told the foreman to have him put them on and walk down the stairs. Knowing he couldn't do it because of my heavy prescription. He just handed them back to me. Freaking liar and thief.
I hope he got fired on the spot?
First story - Where I’m from, I know some people who would take that car in a heartbeat because 1. Free car and 2. They could fix the AC and whatever else is wrong with it without complaint.
Sounds to me like this lady has such an inflated sense of importance that she thought she could get the car if she refused to show up. Honestly sounds like she just did her coworkers a favor because from the sounds of it she's probably a real peach to work with. And I mean that in the most sarcastic way possible.
What you do, is ask the entitled pain in the ass if she has 40k, or whatever you payed for your new car, oughtta make her reconsider her choice
yep, bought my POS 2009 nissan altima that was most definitely in a flood from the rust under the car, windows only worked if you said a prayer to a forgotten god, and engine kept springing leaks of coolant every few months. 6k i payed for it. it runs and that's what i needed.
Makes you wonder how such a total airhead passed the drivers test.
@@nannettepolcastro4799 no kidding
Story 2 : In my country a blood donor has to be above 18 years and below 65 years of age, otherwise they cannot donate blood. There are other factors like haemoglobin level, and certain diseases which decide whether a person can donate blood or not.
This Karen being around 70, would automatically be debarred from donating blood.
She probably would have denied being over 65!
28? In here you can donate early as 16, just gotta be weighing at least 50kg, and pass the basic screening ofc. And yes after 65 you can't donate anymore.
@@DonDueed Her ID would say otherwise and logic would denote that they ask for ID before they check you in.
I was denied being able to donate because I was born in Germany in ‘91 (bio dad was stationed there). Something to do with anyone living in Europe during a certain period of time can’t donate.
I think that rule has changed since then; it was over 10 years ago when I’d tried. I just decided that since I’m also an organ donor they can take from me when I’m gone
LOL That donor story! I loved the last comment! What a hoot!
All jokes aside, if it weren't for the 'actual' donors, I doubt I would be here. I have a bone marrow disorder with symptoms much like leukemia. I required platelets twice a week and red bl**d every few weeks for around a year before I had a stem-cell transplant. On my way to being much better now, made possible with all the bl**d products available to me from people who donate.
I am so freaking grateful! Thanks, ya'll!
Story 4: I feel sad for OP for having a father like that. Most men of his age would be proud of a granddaughter being able to bake a cake at age 9. I'm glad that the rest of OP's family appreciated her daughter's talent and hard work.
I’m glad the family knows to ignore him instead of giving into his ridiculous behavior to placate him.
And I’m honestly impressed by this little girl!
I'm honestly surprised OP's parents aren't divorced
Story 4: There is always that one person that just ruins the fun. I mean, it's an old man having beef with a 9 year old, that's just sad and embarrassing. He needs to stfu.
Either a narcissist or someone with the beginnings of Alzheimer's. There's a stage where patients go through a combative stage. 65 years old is young but not unheard of when developing Alzheimer's.
@@GoinBand2 Alzheimers is a good thought.
Or some other kind of dementia.
@@GoinBand2 My aunt had Alzheimer's and her bizarre behavior started in her 40's. Everyone just kinda shook it off as, "Oh, that's just K's way. You know how she is." Then in her 50's it progressed very fast. We lost her before she was 60.
I was going to say the same thing, sounds like dementia or Alzheimer's. My mom's partner got it before she died and she was the sweetest lady ever. They lived together for 50 years and about a year before she passed, she got angry at my mom and actually grabbed a knife from the drawer. All of us were in shock about this and she was diagnosed with dementia. She died about a year later and my mom was a year after that, and she was spry and good to the end. She even led an uprising at the nursing home when she heard the ice cream truck outside and took the whole wing out the emergency door with her. :)
Someone once wouldn't move their bags from a seat on a train when it was overcrowded, so after the third time of asking I sat on the bags. You should have moved them Karen 😂😁
Why would an older person try and ruin the day of a 9 year old that baked her first cake by herself is beyond me. As her grandfather he should have been so proud as I would have been of my granddaughter. My daughter started cooking with me as a little girl and now makes some of the most amazing meals,i am so dam proud of her. I always call her Betty Crocker. I think it is amazing this 9 year old did this on her own.
Senility, perhaps?
Narcissism.
My dad is narcissistic. My high school and college graduations almost became his celebration, as did my eagle scout ceremony.
A coworker once gave me a small Oldsmobile. The poor thing had been in service for ten years and the driver door wouldn't open, the passenger door wouldn't close (used a bungee cord), it had holes in the floorboards, the windows didn't work, and the A/C didn't work. That car saved me a twenty-minute bike ride or two hour walk to work and back each way. Best coworker I ever had. I'm still grateful, nearly thirty years later.
I am 45 and have been without a car for about ten years. I walk, take the bus or ride a bike everywhere i need to go. That audacity of someone to do that to a person that is being kind enough to just give them a car is utterly repulsive. I would take beat down 1970s station wagon if it was being given to me for free. As long as it ran i don't care what it looks like. I live in Florida so ac would be nice but every car I've ever owned eventually had the ac go out so it not like it would be any hotter than walking or riding a bike.
Story 5 : The same thought came to my mind, about other patrons that could vouch for OP, the staff of McDonalds who took his order who would have noticed the jacket on OP, and the presence of security cameras.
But that would break the 11th commandment. Thou shall not hold women accountable for their actions and behaviors.
Stitch or write your name in your clothing? Horse hockey! What are we, three year olds? He should also be pursuing charges against Karen and Karina for attempted theft, slander, false imprisonment, whatever else can be thought of. A civil lawsuit would also not be out of the question.
It bothers me that the mother and daughter worked in cahoots that way. This is what she is teaching her kid!
In that last story, I think I would’ve been suing everybody out of existence, including that stupid cop call can you prove the jacket is yours” can you prove it’s hers.
He’s a narcissist Fluff. My dad used to talk just like that biggest narcissist I’ve ever met and it wasn’t about the cake. It was about the fact that all the attention wasn’t on him and he couldn’t take it.
It seems to me that the old man had dementia. Many times as people start getting dementia, they get very obnoxious. So, unless he's been that way all his life, I would give him the benefit of the doubt.
Sorry to hear that you had to grow in such a toxic environment.
@@lindabartholomew6435, I agree. 65 is a bit young for dementia to set in but certainly not unheard of.
Story 4: If my dad pulled that crap in front of my child, I would have berated and belittled him till he either apologized or left. Then I would have banned him from my life.
Seriously, last story, if it was me, as soon as the cops walked in I would have shouted "check the security cameras"
Let us all keep in mind that a store manager, especially a McDonald's has no power to 'detain' anyone.
They do actually have the authority to detain you but only if they suspect you of shoplifting AND they already called the police and are waiting for them to get there, which means the detainment would normally not last longer than a few minutes. This is called "Shopkeeper's Privilege" in case you want to google it.
@@SINDRIKARL1 For a shoplifter, not for any other reason.
idk. its not like they have special privileges to physically stop a person leaving. anybody can say you're detained, just not impersonate a cop. many people will hesitate and consider what you say could be true if they don't feel they know much about it. Kinda like a trick cops use when they say they want your ID or search your car sounding like it's an order when they can't compel it and actually are asking consent. might as well give it a shot sometimes
@@SINDRIKARL1 This also depends on the location as well. In the eighth circuit (Arkansas Iowa Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota.) this is not the case. The only people that can detain a person for shoplifting is loss prevention.
@@SINDRIKARL1 actually store policy is to give the people the money or what not, let them leave but call the police and give them the security footage, they dont want to be liable for injuries and what not.
Okay, literally just had my own AITA story. My mother just video called me but I was charging my IPad whilst trying to do my hair and she started complaining that all she could see was the ceiling, then goes all martyr-ish “Oh, call me back, you’re busy.” I say “You can talk to me now, I’m listening.” She goes “Oh, no, I don’t want to be talking to the ceiling!” I pointed out that sometimes she does that to me if I phone her and she’s busy, but I don’t moan. But apparently there’s different rules for her than there are for me. Now she’s mad with me for daring to suggest she talk without seeing my face for five minutes. Tell me - AITA?
NTA. Your mother is the "do as I say, not as I do" type of parent.
Doesn't she remember the days when we didn't have video calling? We had to talk to people all the time without seeing them. Hell, when I was a kid, we had the phone attached to the base by a cord that would constantly get kinked up! I even remember rotary phones!
Yay! Another grown up spoiled daddy's girl demanding the newest thing LOL 🤦🏻♂️😄
if she was a ' daddy's girl' she would have had a car.
Regarding the free car - somehow I doubt Karen would be able to drive a stick anyway.
I pity the people she -is- was supposed to help at the call centre. How can someone that clueless solve problems for other people?
In my capacity as a service provider, I was at a family's home where the mom and teenaged daughter were preparing dinner. The 9ish year old daughter was keen to cook as well, but mom didn't want to risk the child hurting herself. I had recently discovered a great chocolate mousse recipe in which the only "cooking" involved was a ½ cup of hot (not boiling) water and showed it to the mom, suggesting that the girl could make this dessert as a contribution to dinner, without risk of cutting herself, burning herself, or otherwise endangering the household. I hope mom let her learn some "cold cooking" recipes.
Meanwhile, when he was about 14, my son actually asked how one makes toast.... 🙄
Some people don’t have much cooking experience and later on they start having difficulty with making their own meals. Teaching and having them learn to cook earlier is the best way for people to prepare living on their own.
Also learn what kinds of food they specialize in makes it easier with meal planning.
@SeerDragon Absolutely. It's always best to learn skills early on, whether it be cooking, carpentry, knitting, swimming ... anything at all. I can understand being cautious about children and stoves, but if they're old enough to want to learn, they are definitely ready!
Story 4: My first thought is that this man should really get checked by a doctor for early dementia onset, as behavior like this is not uncommon, especially given his age. My second thought is that OP should keep a spray bottle handy and use it on this geezer whenever he starts to inappropriately mouth off.
I didn’t realize this could be dementia. My first thought was autism bc I remember reading that some people on the spectrum have difficulty understanding that they can’t be the center of attention all the time and get upset when people around them focus on someone else. I could be completely wrong on that front idfk.
Spray bottle sounds good tho!
@@kranberry3318 There's a possibility it could be both.
Please tell the cake baker girl that this retired baker is proud that a young person wants to learn how to do a good job with baking of any sort. Tell her to keep at it!!!
Story 1: OMG, so let me guess, she’d get his new car and he’d get to keep paying for it🤣🤣🤣
Story 2: I guess you can find entitled people everywhere, even where you go to give blood😒
My sisters car just broke down, and she would have taken that car in a heartbeat.
Story about donating blood. Too bad they didn’t have a pair of those $5 reading glasses in a drawer so that she had no excuse to cause trouble.
They might consider spending that much to outsmart her.
Story 1. Many years ago, my Dad worked for a small family firm. The owner had two of his sons working for him, Dad was in the lower 'ranks' but had been there many years. The younger son was due a new car but didn't want to swap from what he had. The owner had said that when his son got the new vehicle, the older one was to be passed on to my Dad, for work use. Fair enough - Dad could use it for personal needs, up to a certain mileage. The younger son stood his ground and said, if Dad (who was very reliable and loyal) was to get a different car, it should be the new one. After a lot of arguments between the family, Dad was sent to get a brand new car and it was his to use for work and pleasure, until it finally had to be sold, about 20 years later, as Dad no longer drove (he had a spinal accident). So sometimes the minions DO get a new car, not a rust bucket!
The last story...utterly amazing the lengths people will go to hoping to get what they want
Story 5 i wouldnt let them detain me considering its just security gaurds and not real cops
Um, they were real cops.
@@kitarrah1422 no they are not the cops wasn't there and it was just security gaurds
@@og_3rd_st_saint_gat They were small town cops in the McDonald's story, not security guards.
@@kitarrah1422 I'm going to have to reread the video one second edit at 20:42 it doesn't say they are real cops or security gaurds
Years ago, I wrecked my car, I walked 4 miles one way to get to work for a few weeks until I got a new car. People constantly ask me why I didn't just quit my job since I didn't have a car. I'm always confused because I need a job to get a car. That said if someone offered me a free car I'd have jumped on it. (Also the store manager of that job still gives me epic references 12 years after I left that job)
Story 5: Yes, because everyone needs to stitch their name into their outfits, so logical. Do they want the guy to stitch his name into his underwear as well?
There are cameras in McDonald's, sometimes with audio so the mother and daughter had no chance quite frankly. 🙅
The events in the story could have taken place ten or twenty years ago when the presence and quality of security cameras isn't as prevalent as they are today. I didn't see an indication of how recent this story took place.
@@meh2510 This story is a few years old. I've heard it at least once or twice within the past 3 years if it helps.
When my last truck broke down, and I was looking at $2,000 to fix it, I had some options, I took the option that gave me a working vehicle, and drove my grandpa's truck for a bit, and then got myself a truck for $300, didn't even hesitate very long on that deal.
Story 4: I would have asked everyone if they can all meet again in 7 days, then look at the old guy and tell him that he will be baking a cake of what someone of well over 50 years of baking experience should be more then capable of given how easy he said this cake was.
Then tell him that he will make a 3 tiered cake, 24" then 18" then 12" tiers. The bottom tier will be a chocolate and vanilla checkered pattern with butter cream frosting. Second tier will be a strawberry cake with cream cheese frosting. Third tier will be a red velvet cake with chocolate frosting. Everything will be made from scratch, no store bought cake mixes or frosting. And he should have no issue making this seeing as how boastful he was earlier.
Or he can be quiet, sit in the corner with a piece of cake, after which he will hand wash all the dirty dishes.
The way you describe that cake sounds Zumbo-esque.
Story 5 😮... That mom and daughter, i wonder how many times they've pulled that stunt on other men before. SMH.
Yeah, they sound like con artists. Maybe they're already wanted in some places
The free car story reminds me of the Top Gear episode when they bought crappy cars to see if they could have a fly / drive holiday cheaper than rental cars. When they got to New Orleans and saw the destruction they quickly decided to donate the cars rather than re-sell them. Jeremy Clarkson got contacted shortly afterwards by a lawyer for the family who got his because he slightly misdescribed it and they wanted to sue or settle.
So someone gives you a free car yet you want to sue them...I love Karen logic
I think that was the American Road Trip that gave us the first of the Stig's many cousins: the American Big Stig.
Story #2: i betcha the old bat would likely be turned away from donating blood due to hypertension or diabetes.
Story 1: woman you need to understand that no one would give their new electric car for free and just take the old car and go to a garage for some repairs since hey free car means a bigger budget for repairs.
Honestly as long it can get me from point A to B with good air conditioning(Living in Texas) I have nothing to complain.
Well ‘Karens’ are not known for being bright
Ah, but it *does* have A/C: 2-65 A/C, that is.
I had this exact car (it did have a/c though). My Dad had given it to me, and It probably had 150K on it, and I finally had to sell it for parts b/c my dad had lost title. Ends up it went to a 14 y/o girl who was going to use for some beginning racing program, The a/c still worked and the family left with a happy girl and a car, that wasn't intended now to be a parts donor as had been intended. She was going to race it. Same 1999 Saturn 4 spd with 333K miles on her! Damn, they were good cars!
Story 2: I'm sure Dracula would gladly take her blood.
Maybe not. He has standards. 😊
I'm sure he doesn't want to get food poisoning.
Story 4: 16:42 👍 Sending "Dad" into the kitchen to prove he can make a better cake is a *great* way to get him out of sight, especially if the 9yo's birthday party is a ways away.
Story 3 I would have told her I have been called a lot worse by a lot better people. And I've seen and fought things spiritually that would turn your soul whiter than Casper.
If some entitled b-tch decided to throw down her own words about me like she knew how to make my skin crawl, I’d just tell her “Lady, you really shouldn’t talk about yourself that way”.
I hope the entitled mother and daughter trying to steal a jacket get hit with bad karma!
Entitlement and stupidity goes hand in hand and in equal measure
Story 4 : I bet the girl’s granddad was grouchy, was because he was not allowed to blow the candles on the cake. 😅
Story 2 - I also would like to encourage people to donate blood. I do it a few times a year myself.
Story 3 - Oh my stars, this sounds like my dad as well…and he wonders why I usually only invite my mom over 😂
The last one... I would have demanded they look at the cameras, then pressed charges on the Karen, her daugher, and filed complaints against the police for unlawful detention and theft.
There's some Karen's in the world that think if they Screech loud enough everybody will just comply
Because that's how they were raised/spoiled! Any little thing they wanted they got just by being the loudest brat @the local TOYS R US!
Go on, take Karen's blood, about eight points should teach her a lesson 😂😂
I used to donate but had to stop for health reasons. Red Cross started calling every day trying to get me to donate. When they didn't stop I threatened to tell others of their harassment if they didn't stop calling. Worked a treat.
I'm sympethetic but I stopped for a reason!
I used to get calls from my state blood service too. But then I, a bisexual, started dating a bisexual and you can't donate within a year of having gay sex. They recently removed those restrictions but I got rejected for health reasons twice and said screw it. I just donate plasma as a side gig instead.
Story 5 - It's actually pretty common for thieves to want to "hold" stuff then make taking it back involve assaulting them. If they make enough of a fuss they can intimidate the victim to walk away, or convince authorities they were the victim of violence. Even then there's often limits to how much force you can use to take back property. It may not work in the end but at that point they are out of the situation...and cops are too busy to actively track down petty thieves.
The officers seemed like they were going that way by immediately believing the mom/kid, putting the guy in handcuffs, and making him prove his innocence. Instead of...looking at cameras or interviewing witnesses (doing police work). It's also shameful to tell him that he needs to inscribe his name in the clothes he's wearing or else the cops might immediately believe whoever says the clothes are theirs...because I guess it's easier than actually doing their jobs...
I don’t drive unfortunately, but if I did and someone decided to give their old car for free, one that still runs well, just a few dents here and there, and a few paint touch ups, I’d be over the freaking moon! I’d personally buy her lunch, or whatever for an entire month, or year for their generous donation. That dumbass lost a perfectly good car all because of her selfish wants, which cost her her job.
I think most of these "Karens" don't understand what morals or ethics are. These are the cornerstones of how to live with each other in a large society. If you do not understand any morals or ethics- you end up in jail.
I wonder looked into a lawyer to sue McDonald's and that cop. Took the jacket, cuffed him, and out him in the squad car before even getting his side of the story. McDonald's has cameras everywhere, at the very least at the counter when he ordered. That tape should've been pulled and ready before the cop ever got there. Much less taking his property and placing him under arrest and then demanding he prove his innocence. How about she prove her accusations.
Cake story: Some people manage to get older without actually growing up. Unfortunately, OP's dad is one such person. Imagine being an adult who can't even let a child have their moment.
6:25 Maybe she's possessed by the Venom symbiote.
That person's comment about draining the old hag's blood . . . had me laughing out loud. I'd like to buy him/her a cold beer.
Last story: I guarantee you there are still people that believe he was the bad guy. What happened to him is NOT okay and the mother and daughter should be charged with the same crimes they were accusing him of while facing the same punishment he would have gotten for them. It is only when the justice system closes the sentencing gap and makes false accusations a crime equal to what the accused is facing will there be true justice.
That jacket OP sounded like a true sweetheart.
A friend had a clunker that they gifted me. It lasted a year. That first story had me shaking my head.
*Second Story:* That EB is no different from has-been celebrities and never-were nobodies that use sociopathic media to try and stir up controversy. The best solution for them is to so humiliate them using their own words and actions against them they dare not speak up again.
Story 5. I was worried here for a bit. I've read stories on here with cops or store managers letting liars walk away with other people's stuff without bothering to check the story. Glad the fellow didn't lose his nice jacket.
Racing jacket- police warned him to have his name stitched into his clothing? Who does that?
Story 4: I would guess dementia? If that's always been normal behaviour for him...
Story 5: I do question that the wearer would be advised to stitch their real name into his clothes. Like, must people don't stitch any kind of identification into their clothes and nobody expects them to.
First story - the old car was way more than Karen deserved.
Last story, the cops still blamed the guy for not putting his literal name on all he owns...perfect cops, blaming the victim
I would have taken the car with very little questions.
Old gas vs new electric cars story: Yeah, Karen exactly who do you think is going to go out and buy a new, expensive car and give it away while keeping their old one? Would YOU do that? Sheesh!
Blood donation story: OP, next time you donate, put this idea into the staff's head (especially if you get the same doctor). Tell them to get a bunch of different powered reading glasses for "donators" to use if they've forgotten theirs. Of course, they'll need to use some alcohol wipes to clean them after every use, but they've got them available. But then she'd want to "record" herself donating and I'm not sure that would be allowed.
Cake story: WOW! I'd have hated to have a father like that growing up. OP, you were lucky to survive. But I do think you meant "gleaming".
The 9 yo and birthday cake and Grandpa. It's quite possible that Grandpa was/is suffering from dementia and really didn't realize what he was doing/saying. We don't know. And if he is, it's quite possible his family hasn't clued in to that yet either.
Story 5: so the employer that served you your food could not remember you wearing the jacket?
When I was down on my luck, my mom gave me her 1994 Ford Tempo. 267,000 kms, pitted windshield, bad suspension, air leaks and gas fumes, I loved it! Beggars cannot be choosers, sorry. If you do not want something for free, then don't complain like you deserve better.
My 05 Tahoe was running rough randomly, so I stopped driving it to figure it out. After about a week, I was at a lost, so it went to the shop. They said I needed a new engine due to compression issues. That would be almost $13,000 for a remanufactured. That seemed odd to me, so I checked the dashcam. They barely spent 5 mins in it, waited over 2 hours to let me know. There wasn't enough time to check compression. I took it home and was gonna tinker with for a bit, I'm sure I could figure it out eventually. After another week, my mom told me to look for a truck to get for the meantime, so I had a vehicle again. I told her I'd be fine and I could get this working. My grandparents chimed in and said to get something for now. I don't argue with grandparents, lol. So I found a used 05 f250 pickup that was good and seemed to be working fine. So they bought it for me. 2 more weeks went by, and I finally fixed the Tahoe, without replacing the engine. It just needed some love and attention with TLC. I offered to sell the pickup so they could get my grandparents' money back. They refused and said that I'd need the truck for the work I do on my house, and you never know when you need a second vehicle. So now I have to vehicles that work very well and I can use either one depending what I'm doing. An SUV designed for overlanding or a lifted pickup. Both have 4 wheel drives. I'm so grateful for my family helping me when I clearly needed it and didn't expect anything in return.
the jacket guy sure kept his cool. people think their crazy is the highest, boy they couldn't be more wrong if you come at me like that.
Hey Fluff, you definitely have the best entitled Karen stories.
I loved the comment on the 2nd story. I might be slightly disturbed too because I thought they had a great idea 💡. 😅😅
😅😅😅 same here. I don't think it is is being disturbed but it's just being fed up to our eyeballs with the crazy entitlement of people these days
It is absolutely offensive that people particularly men often get handcuffed prior to any sort of investigation being conducted whatsoever.
I hope OP also charge those two the defamation and tempted theft of property in the last story.
Man, screw those cops. As soon as they told me to stich my name into my clothes, and look 'em in they eyes and ask if they stitch their names onto their clothes, and if so, how many articles of clothing have they done that to.
The bus-thing happened to me, too. Minus the yelling.
I went from school with a bus (in Germany its a public bus). I had two seats, sat on the inner one, while my backpack was on the window-side. Then an old woman came to me and asked me to stand up. I just took my backpack on the floor and changed seat to the window-seat. I can't say, if there were any glares involved, but she kept standing, putting her bags on the now empty seat.
Let me give you my new car while I am driving an old bucket.......said no one ever.
I once felt like a choosing beggar, I had a friend who's father bought him everything he's ever demanded (not asked for, demanded), he got a new computer and he asked if I wanted his old computer, I said yes and he said it'd be (can't remember the cost, but it was like... the exact same cost as it was when it was new) he said that's what it cost, so that's what it's worth. By that point it had two broken ports, food stains, and was absolutely full of dust, I kinda nagged at him that it's clearly not worth that much anymore, and he insulted me saying I was being an entitled choosing beggar, so I gave up and didn't buy the computer. He ended up just throwing it in the trash.
You are not being a choosing beggar when someone is trying to sell you something for more than it's worth (double, at least), and you tell them they can either reduce the price or pound sand. Even if it's a friend. Maybe more so if it's a friend, as a real friend wouldn't try to do that to you. You are simply refusing to be a pushover.
McDs have plenty of cameras, which would have shown OP wearing the jacket, the cops should have watched the security footage first!
The lady on the buss story...
This actually happened to me ones. I was sitting on the bus, minding my own business, when a female demanded my seat. She claimed that she always sits there and wants to know why I just took her seat? The big difference from my story to OP's is that my "Karen" was 3 years old 😊
Her mom sorted it out, and we had a lovely chat the rest of the ride❤
Well, a Karen is pretty much someone whose social skills and capacity for empathy are similar to those of a three year old
First story: I think that was a great solution, you’re not disturbed at all!! Only problem is that you will infect the garbage can!!
Story 2: I think it's a HIPPA thing, but yeah only you can fill out the form. Nobody else, not even relatives are allowed to do it.
Just bring your reading glasses next time
People over 70 aren't allowed to donate in Canada.
Family members help fill out medical paperwork all the time as well as staff. It is not a HIPAA violation.
@@aduckofsomesort Correction: it also applies to anyone sharing medical info to anyone other than the person in question. I did payroll/hr for 16+ years and the one thing that was drilled into us was that we could not share any health/medical insurance info or even FMLA info w/o verbal/written permission from the person in question. No exceptions.
It usually only takes 30 min. with screening for whole blood, about 2-3 hours apheresis. That one HAS to be done at the center and not on the bus, or in this case, tent, both because of the time and because you spend the time hooked up to a machine.
I can't believe the police said OP should stitch his name in his clothing. Are we going to summer camp in grade school? Lol
Story 2: I don't know how the laws in OP 's country work but that blood bank can and should sue her for slander, and sue "those pundits in the press" for libel because they're publishing lies based of what trashy fire starter said
I’ve had issues with giving blood. They do ask a lot of questions like, “Who’s blood is it?” “Where did you get it from?” and “Why is it in a bucket?”
Story 5: This is why false accusations of theft and assault need to carry the same penalty as the acts. So people like these two wastes of oxygen will learn and not just get a slap on the wrist or scolding
Final Story: Or, you know, the managers could have checked the footage from their security cameras and confirmed that OP entered the restaurant wearing the jacket, and that the Karen and her daughter were full of crap...
Lesson learned from Story 1: Make an album with ONLY the photos of the car to be donated and NOTHING ELSE to show to prospect receivers.
Last story: "No," and keep walking.
Story 1: About the only thing I might do if offered a free car would be to ask, "Hey, can you take it to a garage and get an estimate on how much it'd take to fix the AC, so I know what I'm in for?" but that's because, as I type this, it is 9:30 pm and 91F outside, so I'd either need to pay to fix the AC or, as soon as the ink was dry on the title change, trade it in for a car that has one (depending on which option was cheaper).
Maybe OP lives somewhere that isn't as near to the Pits of Hell, though.
Story 3: This sure reminded me of Vancouver bus 22, which duly serves a stretch of the city's more "fringe" population as part of its route. Oddly, I never had a problem with the ragged guys bumming a free ride; in fact, I've enjoyed interesting conversations with a few! But the shoppers could be a different story. For years, until I had a knee replacement, I'd limp on board with my cane. If no seat was free, I was content to grab a bar, take the weight off my knee and stand for the trip - I figured it was good exercise. But I was also not shy about doing it in front of a woman using a double seat (in the designated elderly/handicapped/pregnant section) to accommodate her shopping bags. On two occasions, it was a street person who pointed out that the disabled person could use one of those seats, at which point she would "suddenly realize" that, gather her gear, and move to a different seat farther back.