@@joshduthie3401 If the accuser goes into print (puts it in writing anywhere, like social media) it's called LIBEL, and is (somewhat) simpler to prosecute. Slander involves the Karen telling mutual acquaintances, her own friends, or total strangers, slanderous lies and innuendoes, which makes it more difficult to pin down legally.
@@rachel-in-the-208 That's kinda my point. Aside from just how implausible it is that someone would think that's how a dog trainer or how getting a dog works, how would the supposedly sensible OP not catch on that she doesn't have one? She's not being subtle at all. There's also a couple minor inconsistencies that make way more sense if they were added in at the last minute by someone tweaking the story. First, OP says she wasn't acting like a Karen at the beginning, but that's exactly what she was doing. Listing off ridiculous expectations, deciding she wants a service animal she doesn't need so it can ride the bus with her, and getting snippy at the first sign of inconvenience. That certainly sounds like a Karen to me. Then, OP says they were told to wait in the car, but almost immediately goes in saying Karen knew they were coming in. So which is it? I obviously can't say for sure, but inconsistencies like that are often signs that the story was altered after the fact. I don't know exactly why, but usually it's done because the person writing the nonsense wants to be the good guy of the story and they're worried about how a certain part will be perceived, so they tack on a "clarification" that makes them look good. Sometimes, they forget to redo the surrounding parts to make sure the new stuff tracks properly.
Entitled mom stealing her adult daughters car, claiming her property and treating her like she is 15years old? Honestly there really has to be a good handful of crayons missing from that womans box.
@@Dubanx She literally is harassing her 22 year old daughter because she didnt want to do her bidding because she wanted to live her life like a normal person
There’s a story over on Not Always Right about an adult daughter of two EPs (story is Helicopter Parents: Ultra Edition) and their argument over the daughter staying out late… thing is, the daughter was 19, had a job, a car in her name and bought with her own money, and had already moved out of her parents’ house. The EPs wanted to ground the daughter for staying out late! It’s no surprise the daughter soon moved across the country…
I had an ED Literally Try to Kidnap his 19 year-old daughter and drag her back to His (She was Born in the US) Native Country because he Didn't like her "Independence". He REALLY Couldn't wrap his head around the fact that "My Daughter" Doesn't equate to "My Property". Guy actually ended up getting deported a year or so later after he Beat the hell out of the daughter and caught a DV conviction.
For the 2nd story, the original post was funnier: Crazy Aunt: "You can't arrest me, I'm her mother, I have rights!" Police Officer: "Yes, you do." (He then reads them to her)
She is one of those mothers who thinks because she gives birth that she is entitled. Family doesn't give them rights to anything other than to be an actual mother and not a slave driver
Second story: Entitlement? That woman was straight up crazy. So crazy that she believed that there was a law that everything her daughter owned was hers and allows her to punish her as she pleased and had to obey her NO MATTER WHAT.
dog trainer story: WTactualF? this Karen needs some training of her own,... in COMMON SENSE! what about the occupation of dog TRAINER implies ANYTHING about supplying THE DOG?! I could understand the supplies if they paid her back for them as part of the training. Also, NGL, I thought at first it was going to be like the dog-sitter story I've heard where instead of training a dog she's expected to train this lady's SON. (as she was talking about cleaning and riding the bus and sleeping) Were you trying to initially get OP to teach your KID?
Yeah the Lady is insane. She literally was expecting a dog to clean the house for her, use the bus (probably by itself) and other shit. It's like she thinks dogs are just maids, along with everything else she's wrong about.
Haha, I was expecting to hear she was one of those creepy people who dress up as dogs and wanted the trainer to train her. I know it's polite to be respectful of people's eccentricities, but those folks are just weird.
@@TrueKingOmega yeah, to clarify my comment, there's another entitled parent/person post where a couple hire a dog-sitting service where the OP was expected to care for their KID while they were on a vacation. They borrowed someone's dog for the initial interview and when OP gets to their house there's a 7yo kid and OP calls police and CPS
Karen: She's my daughter. She has to do what I say....Its the law Karen's mom: Ok since you are my daughter, clean my entire house for free. Karen: What...no Karen's mom: You have to...your my daughter....its the law
That EM is stuck in past and doesn’t understand that once Emily moved out she has no control of her life. If I was the judge the sentence would be 8 decades in prison
I mean, I know I'm the one that would need the training if I got a dog. And I would definitely have a trainer lined up before I ever got the dog if only to teach me how to teach the dog to signal that it needs to go out to potty. And that's assuming I somehow lost my mind and didn't get an older dog that already knows how to do that.
99% of the time it is the owner that needs training NOT the dog. I can tell everything I need to know about a person by spending a few minutes with their dog
RE: Car The judge really needed to have given the mother a month or so in jail. Mother really needed to be smartened up. Jail is likely the only thing that might have done so.
@@s0lastsummer7 not really pyramid scheme implies them trying to get you to sell something to others to then sell to other people etc etc honestly its more like those timeshare scams where they offer ya a free fancy dinner/lunch or even a car or expensive electronic but only if ya sit through a 3 hour presentation and sign some shady papers
In the 2nd story, I just imagine the grandmother coming in and asking the mom, "So, does that mean your house, car, etc are mine, as I'm your mother?" and the mom trying to backtrack saying, "It doesn't work that way."
Also autistic here. And tbh, I'm always catching red flags for bad behavior. Sometimes within a few lines of seemingly normal text OR face to face. Lucky me. I have too much emotional intelligence but wasn't good at book learning as a kid. lol
imo the entitled mother that stole her 22yo daughter's car and destroyed said daughter's license shouldn't have been ALLOWED to get a plea deal and, frankly, should have been locked up for a HELL of a lot longer with no chance at EVER getting out.
It's really sad. I've learned enough about narcissistic people to recognize that diagnosis in the second story. That's why the mom acts that way. Narcissistic parents don't see their child as people, but an extension of themselves that don't have autonomy.
I woulda loved to hear that story Grandma: Well since you think your daughter's property is yours and that you can punish her in her 20s. YOU missy are grounded for treating her like dogshit. EA: But mom, I'm an adult! Grandma: So is Emily but that didn't stop you. Now shut up and start moving everything you have into my home. You're privilege to own things has been revoked.
Just because you’re somebody’s mother does not give you the right to step all over them and control their lives parents are supposed to guide their children teach some lessons to grow up to be a good person this woman is just controlling
My own Mum tried that crap on me when I first got a car. Shut her AND her stupid friends down super fast! Went no contact for a while until she got it through her thick skull that she didn't own me.
Tracy Gardner, or father's, as this is not just a mother thing. People like this should *NEVER* be parents nor should they ever be allowed to have pets. I recall a repeated line from "The Cosby Show." The one where he played a doctor und his wife was a lawyer. He repeatedly told his children "I brought you into the world, I can take you out of it." The sad thing is there *ARE* parents who truly feel like this.
The hardest part of dealing with the public at the Humane Society, you get a LOT of people like that Karen in the last story. Once, there was a basinji that I got to take care of. She HATED men, but bonded very well with me. In comes a Karen demanding to adopt her. The Karen insisted it was the PERFECT dog for her husband. I had to explain to her that she had been severely abused by men, and was VERY fearful of men. "But shes so good with you" "Yes, because Ive been working with her. Any other male she growns and nips at." I was overridden, and I filed a grievance about it. Turns out, that sweet little basinji was put down when she bit the husband.
If my siblings and I had known that it was that easy to get a dog. My mom probably would have got us one when we were little. Thanks Karen! Always saving the day.😂
If EA’s mother was still alive, it would have been hilarious to call her and tell her how crazy her daughter was being. A woman in her 70s shows up and starts yelling at EA, and EA tries to say “But Mom! I’m an adult! You can’t control me forever! You have to let me live my life!”
@@awesome27677 Right ...... spell out the entire scenario, starting with the initial phone call conversation. It would be interesting to know Karen's age, was she married, was she a dumb "trophy wife"?
@@tinydancer7426 Just a spoiled entitled beotch who think that people including her daughter are put here on this earth🌎🌍🌏 to serve her and obey her every command and whim.💀☠️🤮😜🤪
The story of that Crazy Aunt from Story 1, has a continuation. It's even crazier. She actually tries to report OP for the murder of Emily, and Emily wasn't even dead.
My best advice to Emily: just tell your mom she is grounded for a specific time, and don't respond to her for that period. If she doesn't like it, she can lump it!
If I remember the other story includes the aunt taking OP’s family to her favorite restaurant (when OP and cousin was younger) and basically dictating the meals for her family even though the meals she picked made her family uncomfortable. She even tried to control how much bread people can eat. It ends with the Uncle (who has left her in the story in the video) finally standing up for himself as she makes a scene. Everyone ends up ignoring her and eating what they want as she throws a baby tantrum, even wanting to take OP’s father’s car keys to drive home alone.
@@DemonRaticate Yep. And the father tells her she always drives the car the wrong way up a one-way street, and she said "no I don't, everyone else is driving the wrong way!" - she's far beyond entitled, she's entitled and psychotic!
@@naominagler7290 One of the stories following this one, the crazy lady accuses OP of murdering the cousin, because the cousin went no contact with her mother. It's a wild AF ride.
I love the fact that the EA in the second story thought that a child never grows up. The cousin should have threatened to sue her because she hadn't financially supported her all the time since she was 18... Same logic
Story 2: ask for a restraining order in that trial. Cos the mum literally said to the judge's face that she will not even respect her daughter's boundaries/the fucking law
In the last story I would have called the place where they were getting the dog and tell her that she's crazy and that she's trying to con people into buying dogs for her. Also I would have reported police
9:32 This is the type of prosecutor that I don't want to mess with in the "Ace Attorney game series! The entitled person in the 3rd story should only play with Nintendogs.
I'm currently taking my dog to a trainer once a week for specialist rescue dog behaviour training. We had to specifically buy a ton of stuff before we were allowed to go (Muzzle, strong harness and training lead) for safety reasons. The EP wanting the trainer to pay for the dog and all equipment, toys, food etc. is completely nuts.
I'm questioning how someone wants a dog then does 0% research on them before get one because the basic first step of getting a puppy is got the puppy used to the new home then start training it after a few weeks of adjusting to it's new environment.🤦
Seriously, I researched the dog breed I wanted for years before I ever got my pup. I have enjoyed training my pup so much that I finally figured out what I wanna do in life and that is become a dog trainer.
Yeah that does sound crazy. I spent awhile researching different breeds since I’d always wanted a dog and was never allowed one as a kid. Then I read that dogs are highly social pack animals that aren’t suited to being left alone for up to eight hours a day, five days a week as I live alone with my two cats and they just seem to sleep through it then get their playing session, feeding and petting when I get home. Then they have a minor competition over who gets my lap and the other then sleeps beside me. A dog would be lonely and I wouldn’t inflict that cruelty on an animal. As for my cats, I do acknowledge that they are cats. A species with strong primal instincts. I do the hunt, catch, kill (play with them using cat toys) until they’ve run low on energy then follow up with eat and perhaps a bit of petting before I leave for work so they’ll be inclined to sleep. Then same again when I get home. I respect the nature of my animal companions.
I like how the attorney of the EA straight up went:"For the record, I am not responsible for any of this." What an amazing sh*tshow. I hope I remember to check that OP out at some point, since people here already said there is more to that delusional person.
2nd story. OP and i are in the same boat except that i am in my 30s and still being treated as if i am a 10-year-old living at home. my dad has the attitude of "WE are going to do X" forgetting i am an adult, dont live with him, dont have to do what he says, and it only has to be done because he has his head stuck up his ass when people tell him not to do something, he does it.
I can't even begin to imagine thinking that a dog trainer would buy me a puppy. And where did she get the idea that cocker spaniels aren't very active?
Wow, that story confirms my suspicion. These kind of people just don't learn. They go on believing that they are always right. It doesn't matter if a bunch of people, or even the law, finds them to be wrong. No, those people, or even the law itself, were wrong in that moment.
Actually there are some mechanics out there that if you pay them they will come out with you to look over a car that you are interested in buying. However they will not buy it for you but they will look it over...
My step father is 85 and I’m 53 and yesterday he told me, that I better listen to him and show him some respect. All because he made jokes about my mother to strangers the day before and I repeated the harmless things to her. I lost it and said, that is my mother you were talking about MY mother and I don’t care if it was harmless banter, SHE WOULD NEVER SPEAK ABOUT YOU. Yes, she’s very much, anything said, stays in the home. He shut up quickly. Grrr.
The emily story is part of a massive saga that ends with emily dumping her mother's ashes into the sea out of spite cause her mother was terrified of water
Story 3: There are laws regarding slander, liable and misinformation, especially when published, and without verification (substantial proof). OP should have filed suit to squelch the lies, at least full retractions. It did cost OP some financial difficulties.
@V Outsider Just because I want you to buy me many puppies, feed and train them and also, while you're at it, get me an acreage so they can roam free does NOT make me an entitled psychopath. I demand to talk to your manager! Says every insane Karen ever. Sheesh!
That last story says it all. Karen is a whackadoo with no manners and no brain. How does she walk without tripping over her whole body every day? She shouldn’t be a pet owner and OP should’ve reported her as a potential animal abuser.
My parents were a lot like Story #2. When I bought my first house one of them swore they were moving in with me because I can’t take care of myself. I was 25 with a decent paying job. They tried to get my boyfriend, now husband, arrested for sleeping with me. When the cop asked my dad how old I was my dad said 25. The cop said I could sleep with anyone over the age of 18 that I wanted.
I don't get parents like that. I understand they confuse control with love sometimes but once they're told they're overstepping that should be it. Communication especially listening/accepting is key. My son was home till he was 27 so he could afford his own house. His house - his business. Same for his bedroom once he was adult. Elsewhere in the house the only rule was clean up your own mess. His girlfriend stayed every weekend for years and I only went in his room with permission. I learned what 'come back later' meant. My Mum was great about that stuff too, in her house & when I moved out.
Making false police reports needs to be enforced with jail time. Ignorance ("well I thought it was a crime") should not be an excuse, or lighten the sentence either.
@@StormsparkPegasus although I mostly agree with you, sometimes you have to let ignorance slide. I once told a panhandler to leave the front of my store. The panhandler said he was going to b**** slap me. I called the police to report the threat. The police told me it is not considered a threat, so I couldn’t press charges. When I talked to my friend the police officer, he confirmed it. The guy wasn’t doing anything threatening so there’s nothing the police could do.
First story. Yes, the Karen got exactly what she wanted. She made someone bend to her will (her husband) and go out of their way to see that she was satisfied. That is most important thing to a Karen... that someone bends to her will.
First story: I live in a small rural town. The nearest big city is an hour drive away. Prices for goods are cheaper in the big city, but we have to factor in the cost of driving an hour each way to determine if it's worth it over buying locally.
When you dont understand how selling things work. All along the chain, from mining an ore to putting a product on the shelf have a price increase to make money. You sell things to make a profit, a 50 cent increase is very small compared to the mark up on a lot of things. A coat that costs $50 probably cost $10 to produce. Iphones that are $1000 literally cost like $300 to make. All of its marked up so they can actually make money, especially when its a local seller who are selling things all day just to make ends meet.
In 2006, my mother and I were asked to adopt a pregnant Maltese dog, by a woman whose sister was bipolar, not on medication, and had bought the dog a few months earlier as a puppy. The dog, named Lola, was a “teenage mother.” She was depressed, and maybe 5 weeks along in her pregnancy. She’d been left alone too much. The sister had left the dog alone on purpose with another teenage Maltese (male), who impregnated her. The sister called us a couple of times asking about Lola and if she could have Lola back. I asked her if she knew how to take care of a mother dog and puppies. (She didn’t.) I asked her if she had a whelping box. She asked, “What’s a whelping box?” She said she wanted her teenage daughter to see the miracle of birth. I said no, we’re not giving Lola back to her. She laughed maniacally, and said her daughter is her friend. I was creeped out! A few weeks pass, and Lola grows really big with her pregnancy. We helped her give birth to 7, yes 7, puppies, all healthy and normal. I believe Maltese usually only have 3-4 in a litter. Lola took excellent care of her pups, and Mom and I fed her huge amounts of food, so she had plenty of milk for them. Like lots of meat, and more than 1/2 lb. Of cheese in a day. She had a huge appetite for a 15 lb. Dog! The puppies were all fine. We kept one of them, whom we named Leo, and he taught his mother how to play. She gradually grew out of her depression, partly thanks to her son Leo. P.S. we got both of them neutered. 👍
I would have sued that last lady for defamation as there were monetary repercussions to her reviews from her attempts at conning OP. She probably would have gotten compensatory damages and seeing as she knows where she lives she can be served.
Mom at that point is only cured via application of the clue by four applied to the forehead. Just one small step with that attitude to doing something terrible to the daughter.
Karens always claim to know the owner, the manager or whatever authority figure is appropriate as a backup to their bullying. Either that or there is a lawyer or cop in her family.
That third story made me slap my head so hard it hurt It was like I was feeling the pain of that woman who was being tortured by a quote on quote Karen x.x
Second story - Accer has some more stories regarding this batshit lady, including a follow-up to this where the Aunt called the cops on OP and accused them of MURDERING THE COUSIN. You also missed out the bit in this story how the Aunt, upon noticing OP's presence, that OP does not have her permission to visit THEIR STATE. And the Restaurant story. That's the best one of all.
That last Karen probably thought the dog trainer was doing it out of sheer love of dogs, not to make any kind of living. They never consider that you might be a human being that needs to eat and pay rent.
Quick thing about the situation of when the mother took the license and went inside and didn't answer the door for 15 minutes. The police would have had every right to have forced their way in as they no only had probable cause for it they flat out witnessed a theft in front of them which gives them more then enough reason to go in as they would have full knowledge 100% that there was stolen property in there.
First story - Hubby must have been thankful for the 30+ minutes of peace away from his virago wife. I'll bet he tried to milk it all he could and wifey didn't notice because she was busy glaring at OP. 😼 =^..^= Second story - I would like to know where the aunt got the idea that everything the cousin owned belonged to her just because she was her mother. 😹 =^..^= Third story - "At this point she had given no sign of being a Karen"? Yeah. 😼 =^..^=
I knew they were going to be good stories when I saw how long they were and I was right. I was blushing while listening to the second story in embarrassment for the Karen's antics. Wow. ^_^
Honestly if they're over 18 but they're still living in your house and not paying any bills or rent you have the right to discipline them within the confines of the law. But if they're paying bills, rent, or simply aren't living with you, THEN you don't get the right.
@@shirothefish9688 I dealt with abuse from my parents mainly from my mother my teenage years and while I was attending university. There is a difference between abuse and punishment for doing wrong. Once I had gotten a real job after university with benefits I moved far away. The job didn't work out so I had to return home with next to nothing which forced me in my late 20s to live with my parents again until I got a new job and got my finances in order. I was subjected to physical and emotional abuse until I was able to have enough to be on my own again. She is not welcome at my apartment and knows not to ask to come over. I still deal with depression and stuff from what happened to me :(
"I have the right to discipline my child as I see fit!" So what if she wanted to discipline her child with torture? That's obviously illegal, but she might actually think it's legal.
I absolutely love the judge's "No, I'M in charge."
me too
It's like the video of the judge telling the one Karen in court. "This isn't Burger King, you can't 'have it your way'!"
"If you don't punish your kids, they become criminals" said the criminal.
Clearly her mother did not punish her.
The spoiled mother never got punished. I suppose that's the rationale behind that statement.
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Straight up genius level comment. ❤ it. ✔
Eh. Punishing them for everything is probably more damaging.
Mother: "I'm punishing her to not be a criminal."
*Cuts license*
Police officer: "STOP RIGHT THERE, CRIMINAL SCUM!!"
For the dog story, if OP could prove that her business was affected by the Karens lies, OP could sue for slander.
I honestly think that story might be fake.
Slander is difficult for various reasons. I have a friend who is a lawyer who ended up getting the slanderer for harassment.
@@joshduthie3401 If the accuser goes into print (puts it in writing anywhere, like social media) it's called LIBEL, and is (somewhat) simpler to prosecute. Slander involves the Karen telling mutual acquaintances, her own friends, or total strangers, slanderous lies and innuendoes, which makes it more difficult to pin down legally.
@@rachel-in-the-208 That's kinda my point. Aside from just how implausible it is that someone would think that's how a dog trainer or how getting a dog works, how would the supposedly sensible OP not catch on that she doesn't have one? She's not being subtle at all. There's also a couple minor inconsistencies that make way more sense if they were added in at the last minute by someone tweaking the story. First, OP says she wasn't acting like a Karen at the beginning, but that's exactly what she was doing. Listing off ridiculous expectations, deciding she wants a service animal she doesn't need so it can ride the bus with her, and getting snippy at the first sign of inconvenience. That certainly sounds like a Karen to me. Then, OP says they were told to wait in the car, but almost immediately goes in saying Karen knew they were coming in. So which is it? I obviously can't say for sure, but inconsistencies like that are often signs that the story was altered after the fact. I don't know exactly why, but usually it's done because the person writing the nonsense wants to be the good guy of the story and they're worried about how a certain part will be perceived, so they tack on a "clarification" that makes them look good. Sometimes, they forget to redo the surrounding parts to make sure the new stuff tracks properly.
@@metanightmare4454 yeah I gotta agree. Like it’s almost believable but it just doesn’t sound right.
Entitled mom stealing her adult daughters car, claiming her property and treating her like she is 15years old? Honestly there really has to be a good handful of crayons missing from that womans box.
The grandparents did try to get EA another box, it was full in the store, but as EA opened it, all the crayons in that also vanished...
Some parents really don't understand where their rights over a child ends.
And the best part is that the EA actually told the Police the truth, how stupid is that?
@@JadenYukifan28 See "don't understand where their rights over a child ends.".
Legitimately did not understand how what she was doing was wrong.
@@Dubanx She literally is harassing her 22 year old daughter because she didnt want to do her bidding because she wanted to live her life like a normal person
There’s a story over on Not Always Right about an adult daughter of two EPs (story is Helicopter Parents: Ultra Edition) and their argument over the daughter staying out late… thing is, the daughter was 19, had a job, a car in her name and bought with her own money, and had already moved out of her parents’ house. The EPs wanted to ground the daughter for staying out late! It’s no surprise the daughter soon moved across the country…
I had an ED Literally Try to Kidnap his 19 year-old daughter and drag her back to His (She was Born in the US) Native Country because he Didn't like her "Independence". He REALLY Couldn't wrap his head around the fact that "My Daughter" Doesn't equate to "My Property". Guy actually ended up getting deported a year or so later after he Beat the hell out of the daughter and caught a DV conviction.
Story 2: Only a power-hungry adult would try to control someone THAT much.
For the 2nd story, the original post was funnier:
Crazy Aunt: "You can't arrest me, I'm her mother, I have rights!"
Police Officer: "Yes, you do." (He then reads them to her)
If I’d been watching that, you know I’d be on the ground laughing when the cop read EA her rights without missing a beat like that!
Second story just confirms that arrest, court, conviction, possible jail sentence, are not enough to teach a Karen a lesson. Some will NEVER learn.
Kittens are adorable
She most likely would have drowned the poor kitten.🐆🐱
She is one of those mothers who thinks because she gives birth that she is entitled. Family doesn't give them rights to anything other than to be an actual mother and not a slave driver
Second story: Entitlement? That woman was straight up crazy. So crazy that she believed that there was a law that everything her daughter owned was hers and allows her to punish her as she pleased and had to obey her NO MATTER WHAT.
there a lot of stories on that entitled aunt from that particular OP...read it, it's a bunch of laughs....
My mother still tries to run my life and I am in my 40s and live alone :(
its flat out narcissism and delusions of grandeur
@@gamershadow8 with big and bold letters.
That EM is delusional. Dangerously so. I really hope her husband divorced her. OP needs to go hard no contact.
dog trainer story: WTactualF? this Karen needs some training of her own,... in COMMON SENSE! what about the occupation of dog TRAINER implies ANYTHING about supplying THE DOG?! I could understand the supplies if they paid her back for them as part of the training.
Also, NGL, I thought at first it was going to be like the dog-sitter story I've heard where instead of training a dog she's expected to train this lady's SON. (as she was talking about cleaning and riding the bus and sleeping) Were you trying to initially get OP to teach your KID?
Yeah the Lady is insane. She literally was expecting a dog to clean the house for her, use the bus (probably by itself) and other shit. It's like she thinks dogs are just maids, along with everything else she's wrong about.
Haha, I was expecting to hear she was one of those creepy people who dress up as dogs and wanted the trainer to train her. I know it's polite to be respectful of people's eccentricities, but those folks are just weird.
I'm REALLY glad I wasn't the only one thinking that she meant training a child instead of an actual dog
@@TrueKingOmega yeah, to clarify my comment, there's another entitled parent/person post where a couple hire a dog-sitting service where the OP was expected to care for their KID while they were on a vacation. They borrowed someone's dog for the initial interview and when OP gets to their house there's a 7yo kid and OP calls police and CPS
@@dudeorduuude5211 Hah yeah I think that was on an episode of Bones ( crime drama show )
Karen: She's my daughter. She has to do what I say....Its the law
Karen's mom: Ok since you are my daughter, clean my entire house for free.
Karen: What...no
Karen's mom: You have to...your my daughter....its the law
My mother still tries to intrude into my life and I live alone and a grown woman :(
That EM is stuck in past and doesn’t understand that once Emily moved out she has no control of her life. If I was the judge the sentence would be 8 decades in prison
@@KingNoah231 I'd say life as well because people that crazy and controlling honestly dont deserve their freedom
If i was her daughter i would have been like. No plea deals max her time out
@@cylesteasunrise3199 Same
Story 3: I don't think it's the dog that needs the training.
I mean, I know I'm the one that would need the training if I got a dog. And I would definitely have a trainer lined up before I ever got the dog if only to teach me how to teach the dog to signal that it needs to go out to potty. And that's assuming I somehow lost my mind and didn't get an older dog that already knows how to do that.
99% of the time it is the owner that needs training NOT the dog. I can tell everything I need to know about a person by spending a few minutes with their dog
Karen's are untrainable. They never learn.They only know how to be jerks.
RE: Car The judge really needed to have given the mother a month or so in jail. Mother really needed to be smartened up. Jail is likely the only thing that might have done so.
2nd story: "No, Ma'am, I'M in charge."
How iconic 😂
There's a dog training company that charges $1 for the "first 1 hour lesson" but this whole hour it was basically just a sales pitch...
Sounds a bit like a pyramid scheme tactic 😂
@@s0lastsummer7 not really
pyramid scheme implies them trying to get you to sell something to others to then sell to other people etc etc
honestly its more like those timeshare scams where they offer ya a free fancy dinner/lunch or even a car or expensive electronic but only if ya sit through a 3 hour presentation and sign some shady papers
2nd story: An oldy and a goody. Heard multiple times elsewhere, but still good
Probably so highly rated that it was seen by almost everyone.
"Your a Dog Trainer, so you should buy ME a Dog"
Eh, honey. That's NOT what a Dog Trainer does. A Dog Trainer TRAINS your DOG. Not BUYS you a Dog.
In the 2nd story, I just imagine the grandmother coming in and asking the mom, "So, does that mean your house, car, etc are mine, as I'm your mother?" and the mom trying to backtrack saying, "It doesn't work that way."
The dog trainer isn't the sharpest tool either, but wow that woman who wanted the puppy.....
Yeah, there were red flags early on. I'm literally autistic and could catch those red flags
Me too, as soon as she was mentioning dog breeds i knew that she didn't have a dog.
Also autistic here. And tbh, I'm always catching red flags for bad behavior. Sometimes within a few lines of seemingly normal text OR face to face. Lucky me. I have too much emotional intelligence but wasn't good at book learning as a kid. lol
imo the entitled mother that stole her 22yo daughter's car and destroyed said daughter's license shouldn't have been ALLOWED to get a plea deal and, frankly, should have been locked up for a HELL of a lot longer with no chance at EVER getting out.
Seriously though.
She straight up admitted doing it AND showed 0 remorse.
Throw the book at her.
@@shirothefish9688 LIFE WITHOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE!⚰️💀☠️🏺⚱️👹🔥👺🗡️👮🕵️
It's really sad. I've learned enough about narcissistic people to recognize that diagnosis in the second story. That's why the mom acts that way. Narcissistic parents don't see their child as people, but an extension of themselves that don't have autonomy.
"No, I'M in charge." Man I love judges.
The daughter should have called her mother's mother!!!!! "Well then I'll call grandma and see what she says about this!!!!" Lol
I woulda loved to hear that story
Grandma: Well since you think your daughter's property is yours and that you can punish her in her 20s. YOU missy are grounded for treating her like dogshit.
EA: But mom, I'm an adult!
Grandma: So is Emily but that didn't stop you. Now shut up and start moving everything you have into my home. You're privilege to own things has been revoked.
Some parents don’t care how old their kids are, they just want to control them for their entire life.
Why would she expect a dog trainer to pay for her adoption fee There are a lot of messed up people in the world
She's several cards short of a full deck, that's why.
Not a lot of messed up people but from my experiences at least half of the earths population.
Just because you’re somebody’s mother does not give you the right to step all over them and control their lives parents are supposed to guide their children teach some lessons to grow up to be a good person this woman is just controlling
My own Mum tried that crap on me when I first got a car. Shut her AND her stupid friends down super fast! Went no contact for a while until she got it through her thick skull that she didn't own me.
She didn't want a child, she wanted to have a slave.
Sadly, it's possible her own parents treated her like that.
Tracy Gardner, or father's, as this is not just a mother thing.
People like this should *NEVER* be parents nor should they ever be allowed to have pets.
I recall a repeated line from "The Cosby Show." The one where he played a doctor und his wife was a lawyer. He repeatedly told his children "I brought you into the world, I can take you out of it."
The sad thing is there *ARE* parents who truly feel like this.
@@DigitalCowboy000 Parents who say that to their children should be the ones taken out of this world.⚰️🏺⚱️
Should have given her at least 90 days in jail, 45 with good behavior and 2 years probation.
The hardest part of dealing with the public at the Humane Society, you get a LOT of people like that Karen in the last story. Once, there was a basinji that I got to take care of. She HATED men, but bonded very well with me. In comes a Karen demanding to adopt her. The Karen insisted it was the PERFECT dog for her husband. I had to explain to her that she had been severely abused by men, and was VERY fearful of men. "But shes so good with you" "Yes, because Ive been working with her. Any other male she growns and nips at."
I was overridden, and I filed a grievance about it. Turns out, that sweet little basinji was put down when she bit the husband.
If my siblings and I had known that it was that easy to get a dog. My mom probably would have got us one when we were little. Thanks Karen! Always saving the day.😂
If EA’s mother was still alive, it would have been hilarious to call her and tell her how crazy her daughter was being. A woman in her 70s shows up and starts yelling at EA, and EA tries to say “But Mom! I’m an adult! You can’t control me forever! You have to let me live my life!”
Karen-ception
EA Mother: Then apply that logic to YOUR daughter!
@@tanthai3653 Reverse Uno card.😜🤮☠️
Third story: When I heard from her "you'll buy me a dog" I knew what was happening.
why they didn't just drive off and reply to every bad review that she was a nut job is beyond me.
@@awesome27677 Right ...... spell out the entire scenario, starting with the initial phone call conversation. It would be interesting to know Karen's age, was she married, was she a dumb "trophy wife"?
@@tinydancer7426 Just a spoiled entitled beotch who think that people including her daughter are put here on this earth🌎🌍🌏 to serve her and obey her every command and whim.💀☠️🤮😜🤪
1st story: quietist 30 minutes of the husband’s marriage. Way to go OP!🤣
Exactly what I was thinking. He was just happy to be away from her. He probably would have drove further.
So true 🤣😂🤣
Amen to that!
@@BrooklynSaunders718 I was in that boat and I can say oh god hell yeah i would drive 4 hours each way if I could
@@gore1978 I'm glad you're no longer in that boat...yay
Good thing that last Karen didn’t get those puppies. I’m sure she would have neglected them as soon as other stopped paying for supplies.
The story of that Crazy Aunt from Story 1, has a continuation. It's even crazier. She actually tries to report OP for the murder of Emily, and Emily wasn't even dead.
How did she last until Emily was able to have her cremated and dump her ashes in the sea because EA was scared of water?
My best advice to Emily: just tell your mom she is grounded for a specific time, and don't respond to her for that period. If she doesn't like it, she can lump it!
The story was over 20 years ago lol
@@100thprimate she got grounded for 20 years lol
@@tanthai3653 I read the other stories about Emily and her mom, EA got grounded to the ocean.
@@VayaKahvi FOREVER!!! ⚰️🏺⚱️☠️💀
There is a big saga regarding Emily and her very crazy mother. It's astonishing!
I kinda wanna hear more.
@@naominagler7290 Me too!!
If I remember the other story includes the aunt taking OP’s family to her favorite restaurant (when OP and cousin was younger) and basically dictating the meals for her family even though the meals she picked made her family uncomfortable. She even tried to control how much bread people can eat. It ends with the Uncle (who has left her in the story in the video) finally standing up for himself as she makes a scene. Everyone ends up ignoring her and eating what they want as she throws a baby tantrum, even wanting to take OP’s father’s car keys to drive home alone.
@@DemonRaticate Yep. And the father tells her she always drives the car the wrong way up a one-way street, and she said "no I don't, everyone else is driving the wrong way!" - she's far beyond entitled, she's entitled and psychotic!
@@naominagler7290 One of the stories following this one, the crazy lady accuses OP of murdering the cousin, because the cousin went no contact with her mother. It's a wild AF ride.
"LOVE" this mom steal car story as EVEN the attorney is empty in the head "child" and "car" in the same sentence
for story 3 i almost thought the karen wanted the trainer to train her kids XD
For the second story, I've been playing a lot of the original Ace Attorney games, so I could only picture the prosecutor as Miles Edgeworth, lol!!
I love the fact that the EA in the second story thought that a child never grows up. The cousin should have threatened to sue her because she hadn't financially supported her all the time since she was 18... Same logic
Mother of the year awarded to Entitled Aunt Mom!
Story 2: ask for a restraining order in that trial. Cos the mum literally said to the judge's face that she will not even respect her daughter's boundaries/the fucking law
I would've filed a defamation suit in the third story. Considering it was all lies and not truth. That will hit the Karen where it really hurts.
"If you don't punish your kids properly they'll become criminals" A criminal.
In the last story I would have called the place where they were getting the dog and tell her that she's crazy and that she's trying to con people into buying dogs for her. Also I would have reported police
Not that I disagree with you...but call the police and tell them what? What law was broken?
She's trying to extort money from me when in reality it was supposed to be an appointment to do a service but she misled me into another situation.
9:32 This is the type of prosecutor that I don't want to mess with in the "Ace Attorney game series!
The entitled person in the 3rd story should only play with Nintendogs.
Narcissic Mother... "IT'S NOT MY FAULT!"
I'm currently taking my dog to a trainer once a week for specialist rescue dog behaviour training. We had to specifically buy a ton of stuff before we were allowed to go (Muzzle, strong harness and training lead) for safety reasons. The EP wanting the trainer to pay for the dog and all equipment, toys, food etc. is completely nuts.
I'm questioning how someone wants a dog then does 0% research on them before get one because the basic first step of getting a puppy is got the puppy used to the new home then start training it after a few weeks of adjusting to it's new environment.🤦
Seriously, I researched the dog breed I wanted for years before I ever got my pup. I have enjoyed training my pup so much that I finally figured out what I wanna do in life and that is become a dog trainer.
Yeah that does sound crazy. I spent awhile researching different breeds since I’d always wanted a dog and was never allowed one as a kid.
Then I read that dogs are highly social pack animals that aren’t suited to being left alone for up to eight hours a day, five days a week as I live alone with my two cats and they just seem to sleep through it then get their playing session, feeding and petting when I get home. Then they have a minor competition over who gets my lap and the other then sleeps beside me. A dog would be lonely and I wouldn’t inflict that cruelty on an animal.
As for my cats, I do acknowledge that they are cats. A species with strong primal instincts. I do the hunt, catch, kill (play with them using cat toys) until they’ve run low on energy then follow up with eat and perhaps a bit of petting before I leave for work so they’ll be inclined to sleep. Then same again when I get home. I respect the nature of my animal companions.
@@mikoto7693 Karen 🔥👹😠 never bothered to learn that.
If I was that judge, I would have thrown the book at her!! WOW
Throw the entire law library at her.👮💀☠️😜🗡️👺🔥🔥💩👹😈
I like how the attorney of the EA straight up went:"For the record, I am not responsible for any of this."
What an amazing sh*tshow. I hope I remember to check that OP out at some point, since people here already said there is more to that delusional person.
Heard that EA apparently tried calling the police on OP for "murdering" Emily.
2nd story. OP and i are in the same boat except that i am in my 30s and still being treated as if i am a 10-year-old living at home. my dad has the attitude of "WE are going to do X" forgetting i am an adult, dont live with him, dont have to do what he says, and it only has to be done because he has his head stuck up his ass when people tell him not to do something, he does it.
I can't even begin to imagine thinking that a dog trainer would buy me a puppy. And where did she get the idea that cocker spaniels aren't very active?
Wow, that story confirms my suspicion. These kind of people just don't learn. They go on believing that they are always right. It doesn't matter if a bunch of people, or even the law, finds them to be wrong. No, those people, or even the law itself, were wrong in that moment.
Actually there are some mechanics out there that if you pay them they will come out with you to look over a car that you are interested in buying. However they will not buy it for you but they will look it over...
I love the story with the entitled aunt, But when I first hear it there was a section of the aunt forbidding her daughter from spending time with OP
Apparently, OP was the EA's exact opposite(in OP words, anti thesis).
My step father is 85 and I’m 53 and yesterday he told me, that I better listen to him and show him some respect. All because he made jokes about my mother to strangers the day before and I repeated the harmless things to her.
I lost it and said, that is my mother you were talking about MY mother and I don’t care if it was harmless banter, SHE WOULD NEVER SPEAK ABOUT YOU. Yes, she’s very much, anything said, stays in the home. He shut up quickly. Grrr.
The emily story is part of a massive saga that ends with emily dumping her mother's ashes into the sea out of spite cause her mother was terrified of water
Good thing dead is dead then.
Ha! Serves her right for everything she put Emily through.
Second story, I'm kinda annoyed that the EA didn't get the full 8 year sentence.
Story 3: There are laws regarding slander, liable and misinformation, especially when published, and without verification (substantial proof). OP should have filed suit to squelch the lies, at least full retractions. It did cost OP some financial difficulties.
Fine line between entitlement and psychopathy...
@V Outsider Just because I want you to buy me many puppies, feed and train them and also, while you're at it, get me an acreage so they can roam free does NOT make me an entitled psychopath. I demand to talk to your manager! Says every insane Karen ever. Sheesh!
That last story says it all. Karen is a whackadoo with no manners and no brain. How does she walk without tripping over her whole body every day? She shouldn’t be a pet owner and OP should’ve reported her as a potential animal abuser.
My parents were a lot like Story #2. When I bought my first house one of them swore they were moving in with me because I can’t take care of myself. I was 25 with a decent paying job. They tried to get my boyfriend, now husband, arrested for sleeping with me. When the cop asked my dad how old I was my dad said 25. The cop said I could sleep with anyone over the age of 18 that I wanted.
I don't get parents like that. I understand they confuse control with love sometimes but once they're told they're overstepping that should be it. Communication especially listening/accepting is key. My son was home till he was 27 so he could afford his own house. His house - his business. Same for his bedroom once he was adult. Elsewhere in the house the only rule was clean up your own mess. His girlfriend stayed every weekend for years and I only went in his room with permission. I learned what 'come back later' meant. My Mum was great about that stuff too, in her house & when I moved out.
Making false police reports needs to be enforced with jail time. Ignorance ("well I thought it was a crime") should not be an excuse, or lighten the sentence either.
@@StormsparkPegasus although I mostly agree with you, sometimes you have to let ignorance slide.
I once told a panhandler to leave the front of my store. The panhandler said he was going to b**** slap me. I called the police to report the threat. The police told me it is not considered a threat, so I couldn’t press charges.
When I talked to my friend the police officer, he confirmed it. The guy wasn’t doing anything threatening so there’s nothing the police could do.
@@christigmc I'm sorry but that doesn't sound right. As I am pretty sure that people *HAVE* been arrested for making threats.
@@christigmc The👮police could arrest the panhandler once he actually carried out that threat. But not until then.
I’ve heard the second story a couple times from other TH-camrs! That woman was bat crap crazy! 😂
The Emily's car story has a second part. It describes the events between the arrest and the trial. It's even more wild than the first part.
Link?
I like kittens.
@@Jerroxix go the reddit of this OP and she posted several things involved her accounts about EA until death.
First story. Yes, the Karen got exactly what she wanted. She made someone bend to her will (her husband) and go out of their way to see that she was satisfied. That is most important thing to a Karen... that someone bends to her will.
The funniest thing is she could have got them for $2.50 each if she got two
And the husband got a 30 minute vacation!
The husband should have charged her $1 for gas...
OP argues too much with Karens. If it was me, after the first complain I will reply with:
"It's $3 as written. Take it or leave it."
@@Rapscallion2009 30 minutes of driving is likely a lot more than one dollar.
karma is SWEET for Emily and her entitled Mother. Wonder if Mom ever learned the rules?
Ref: The EW and the dogs? WOW! So insane?
Just in time for me to have a nice little bowl before I go and take care of my daughter thank you!
Now OP needs to add a
*Dog not included* line to all her social media and web pages
LOL!:)
Mr Fluff is so entitled, expecting Stevo to work with no pay and no food.
First story: I live in a small rural town. The nearest big city is an hour drive away. Prices for goods are cheaper in the big city, but we have to factor in the cost of driving an hour each way to determine if it's worth it over buying locally.
When you dont understand how selling things work. All along the chain, from mining an ore to putting a product on the shelf have a price increase to make money. You sell things to make a profit, a 50 cent increase is very small compared to the mark up on a lot of things. A coat that costs $50 probably cost $10 to produce. Iphones that are $1000 literally cost like $300 to make. All of its marked up so they can actually make money, especially when its a local seller who are selling things all day just to make ends meet.
Heard story 2 several times before but it NEVER gets old!!!
Letting that Aunt off with probation was a mistake.
The lady with the puppies sounds like someone having a manic episode. I really worry for any pet put in someone's care when they're like that.
In 2006, my mother and I were asked to adopt a pregnant Maltese dog, by a woman whose sister was bipolar, not on medication, and had bought the dog a few months earlier as a puppy. The dog, named Lola, was a “teenage mother.” She was depressed, and maybe 5 weeks along in her pregnancy. She’d been left alone too much. The sister had left the dog alone on purpose with another teenage Maltese (male), who impregnated her. The sister called us a couple of times asking about Lola and if she could have Lola back. I asked her if she knew how to take care of a mother dog and puppies. (She didn’t.) I asked her if she had a whelping box. She asked, “What’s a whelping box?” She said she wanted her teenage daughter to see the miracle of birth. I said no, we’re not giving Lola back to her. She laughed maniacally, and said her daughter is her friend. I was creeped out!
A few weeks pass, and Lola grows really big with her pregnancy. We helped her give birth to 7, yes 7, puppies, all healthy and normal. I believe Maltese usually only have 3-4 in a litter. Lola took excellent care of her pups, and Mom and I fed her huge amounts of food, so she had plenty of milk for them. Like lots of meat, and more than 1/2 lb. Of cheese in a day. She had a huge appetite for a 15 lb. Dog! The puppies were all fine. We kept one of them, whom we named Leo, and he taught his mother how to play. She gradually grew out of her depression, partly thanks to her son Leo. P.S. we got both of them neutered. 👍
Ive heard story 2 several times(i think its a repeat) however the attorneys reaction is always priceless
So either the EA lied to him or the Attorney is just brain dead.
@@jeremydale4548 EA lied to her lawyer.👩💼
The car thief mother should have at least gotten 30 days in jail to think about things.
The thief mother is not capable of thinking at all. In her mind nothing she does is ever wrong.
I would have sued that last lady for defamation as there were monetary repercussions to her reviews from her attempts at conning OP. She probably would have gotten compensatory damages and seeing as she knows where she lives she can be served.
Mom at that point is only cured via application of the clue by four applied to the forehead. Just one small step with that attitude to doing something terrible to the daughter.
Clue by four? I am familiar with "2 x 4" , but clue by four?
Karens always claim to know the owner, the manager or whatever authority figure is appropriate as a backup to their bullying. Either that or there is a lawyer or cop in her family.
theft of a car and destruction of federal property..... That's gonna look nice on her record XD.
Mom, I'm a grown woman, and you can't drive my car. I'm having you arrested for stealing my car!
That third story made me slap my head so hard it hurt It was like I was feeling the pain of that woman who was being tortured by a quote on quote Karen x.x
Story 3: I think her dodging questions in the beginning was a ship of red flags.
First story, the husband probably really enjoyed the quiet car ride 😆😆😆
He should have kept on driving and not come back for that witch/beotch.
Story 2: the mom having to take parenting classes was the most hilarious
So tell me I'm not the only one that wants to buy that judge a drink?
Second story - Accer has some more stories regarding this batshit lady, including a follow-up to this where the Aunt called the cops on OP and accused them of MURDERING THE COUSIN. You also missed out the bit in this story how the Aunt, upon noticing OP's presence, that OP does not have her permission to visit THEIR STATE. And the Restaurant story. That's the best one of all.
Dog training is much easier than Karen training.
Once Karen becomes an"adult" she is "UNTRAINABLE".🔥👹🤮☠️💀💩😈
That last Karen probably thought the dog trainer was doing it out of sheer love of dogs, not to make any kind of living. They never consider that you might be a human being that needs to eat and pay rent.
As well as other bills.
Quick thing about the situation of when the mother took the license and went inside and didn't answer the door for 15 minutes. The police would have had every right to have forced their way in as they no only had probable cause for it they flat out witnessed a theft in front of them which gives them more then enough reason to go in as they would have full knowledge 100% that there was stolen property in there.
First story - Hubby must have been thankful for the 30+ minutes of peace away from his virago wife. I'll bet he tried to milk it all he could and wifey didn't notice because she was busy glaring at OP. 😼 =^..^=
Second story - I would like to know where the aunt got the idea that everything the cousin owned belonged to her just because she was her mother. 😹 =^..^=
Third story - "At this point she had given no sign of being a Karen"? Yeah. 😼 =^..^=
Second story is one of my favorite EP stories.
I knew they were going to be good stories when I saw how long they were and I was right. I was blushing while listening to the second story in embarrassment for the Karen's antics. Wow. ^_^
Car Theft Story:
Denial...not just a River in Egypt...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
That entitled aunt wasn't just entitled. She was batguano crazy
What a horrible aunt I can’t stand people who have to control everything down to the last detail
Emily's Mum should have done some jail time.
Entitled aunt should’ve done jail time, she got lucky the judge was lenient and didn’t throw the book at her. Sounds like she got wise and took a deal
Your daughter is over 18 you don’t have the right to discipline her anymore
Honestly
if they're over 18 but they're still living in your house and not paying any bills or rent you have the right to discipline them within the confines of the law.
But if they're paying bills, rent, or simply aren't living with you, THEN you don't get the right.
@@shirothefish9688 I dealt with abuse from my parents mainly from my mother my teenage years and while I was attending university. There is a difference between abuse and punishment for doing wrong. Once I had gotten a real job after university with benefits I moved far away. The job didn't work out so I had to return home with next to nothing which forced me in my late 20s to live with my parents again until I got a new job and got my finances in order. I was subjected to physical and emotional abuse until I was able to have enough to be on my own again. She is not welcome at my apartment and knows not to ask to come over. I still deal with depression and stuff from what happened to me :(
@@JanetMarieRose73 that is a shame to hear.
"I have the right to discipline my child as I see fit!" So what if she wanted to discipline her child with torture? That's obviously illegal, but she might actually think it's legal.