I unfortunately wore my orange shirt into Home Depot. An older gentleman asked me about lumber. I knew the answer and helped him pick out a 2x4. Then an older woman required something that I could reach but she couldn’t. A real employee, Todd, came over and said the store was hiring. He mentioned about a referral bonus. I took his name and told a friend who was interested in seasonal work. The next time I went into the store Todd was there. He received his referral bonus for my friend and gave me his employee discount.
How was that unfortunate? Better description for your sentence would have been "I absentmindedly wore my orange shirt.." Reddit says HD doesn't have discounts for all their employees...but I don't know how old your story is and if that has always been the case. Nice story true or not.
Story 2: Even if OP worked there, why would you pull someone's hair like that? That's literally one of the easiest tickets to a slam in the face. Hair-pulling is extremely painful.
Karen: “Because I think they're a worker, assaulting them must be OK. Don't they know how important I AM!? A PAYING CUSTOMER!?” Everybody: “Don’t be surprised when a fist meets your face when you try that.” Edit: Better yet, buy a taser and tase them. Edit 2: Also, maybe putting some dirt in her eyes too.
Omg when I heard her say Ativan I went into a panic. An ex-girlfriend of mine took that. My ex’s panic attack would come with asthma attacks and blood sugar crashes. To put it mildly if she had a panic attack she was going to the hospital. Between the asthma attack and the blood sugar crash she would pass out, because you couldn’t calm her down. If the cops put my ex in handcuffs they would have been wheeling her out in a body bag. My ex has been assaulted before, not for ignoring people, but just because she was with me and another woman. (Yes we had a three way relationship, don’t judge) I recently submitted the story. It was really disgusting and both of my girlfriends at the time went to the hospital, meanwhile I went to the police station along with the attackers. My ex and I don’t talk anymore but the last time I saw her she was married with 2 kids and looked great. I am happy for her.
It boggles my mind that Karen got off with a slap on the wrist after this being a repeat offense. She needs to spend as much time in prison as is allowed for assault.
It anything, having anger issues is a motive for locking the person up, considering they are a danger to society if they can clearly state they have no qualms with hurting people.
story 2: gonna have to disagree with fluff here. that karen thought she was in the right even after getting slugged in the face with that candle. she will never learn.
You're right. I've known people like this. I used to be friends with someone and I tried to help her see that you can't treat people the way she did. Mind you she was 20 plus years older than me. I then being in my twenties shouldn't have had to explain to a woman in her 40s that she can't be a selfish butthole. She had no respect for boundaries, had no empathy, the only standards she had were double standards. I'm sure you get the idea. The only time she ever felt bad about anything was when people discovered what she was really like. She would then ghost everyone on social media and then resurface with a new found outlook on life. I saw her go through many phases of being “a changed person” but she always went right back to being the nasty vile stuck up witch with a capital B that she truly is. The reason why they stay the way they are is because they are incapable of looking within themselves and seeing where they need to change. In their mind, they are perfect and everyone else is inferior to them.
not to mention that the police handcuffed the victim without even knowing the facts, did not let her take her medication..but what to expect from the most racist country?
@@alexisgrunden1556 in my 35 years of being an Australian (in Victoria, so maybe it's region specific) i think this is the first time I've ever heard someone some use the word "bint"
Yankee Candle Karen: that woman likely did NOT learn her lesson. That was the 2nd offense of her attacking someone! She belonged going to f*****g jail!
One time I approaches a lady stocking xards on a display, asked her where something was and she informed me she didn't work at the store, and that there's a totally separate company that provides the cards for said store. I apologized apologized went on my way. It's literally that simple. Absolutely no one will lie about whether or not they work at the place you're accusing them of working at. If they say they don't work there, then they don't. Nobody lies about that
I once started to ask someone for help in a WalMart, realized when he turned around that he didn't work there, apologized and left. It's not hard to do if you aren't raring for a fight or expecting to be slaved over. I think a lot of Karens are babied by their families until they expect it from everyone, and I bet they slap their husbands and kids if they say no.
Even if they lie about not working there, I just shrug and look for another employee. One time I entered a shop and every employee there was busy with something and completely ignored me. I just shrugged and went to another shop. If they don't want my money, why I insist them to take it? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That's something that's puzzled me, too. I mean, how many employees *are* there who pretend, or have ever pretended, "not to work" somewhere? I'd have thought it was a sackable offence, for one thing. Incidentally, I have sometimes asked a fellow customer where something is ("I don't suppose you know where they keep the whozits, do you?) but I always take "no" for an answer.
I would demand an apology from the police, for automatically assuming that you were at fault and not listening to both sides. It doesn’t matter how you look or what you’re wearing, I would demand an apology from the police!
I swear Story 4 and 5 really make my blood boil at times. Showing decency and kindness to a person is now considered employment now? That a person's mind goes 'Oh, they must work here because no one is kind for free' is really sad.
I've never experienced that, but I've been asked for help from employees (ok, she was short and couldn't reach the last pack on a high shelf) and did help them...
It's because they are so evil themselves that they wouldn't be decent to someone unless they gained some major benefit....and since they think they are better than everyone else they assume that everyone is just as horrible as they are.
I live near a small town that has a large gated retirement community. When I go shopping there, I look for elderly people who obviously need help reaching something, or lifting a case of water, etc. Often, they ask me because I'm tall. I'm a woman in my 60s, so it won't be long that I will need assistance. I feel that I'm less scary than a strange man offering help. Who knows, maybe we really do score karma points! It costs nothing to be nice.
Ok it doesn't matter WHAT reason someone has, even if they did work there, that NEVER gives someone the ok to assault someone. You never put your hands on someone like that.
I am glad that story 3 went the way it did. As OP mentioned, usually between a man and a woman, the man is deemed guilty. But getting hit by that slap and the witness behind the witch screaming about what happened, he protected himself in a way that his head injury couldn't measure up to: legal ramification. And with what happened, him taking down his attacker was now considered self-defense. That woman that witnessed the entire thing is the hero of the hour.
It would be nice if it worked that way, but if he defended himself and there WEREN'T any cameras he's probably right that people would assume that HE attacked HER.
@@DoctorOaks perhaps yes maybe not just know that by my immediate reaction if she's obviously not trying to warn you of some immediate danger eg a tidal wave .eg snap out of your trance or your dead type event.
Walmart vest: I try to be polite, however I can go from 0 to 100 very rapidly. The instant she accused me of lying I would likely be heard throughout the shopping floor, with language from 23 years in the military, describing where she was born and worked. And that level is only 90 of 100.
Oh, those last two stories! I actually applauded both of them. I have been to Guatemala, and even though there was a civil war going on at the time (this was 1979), the people I encountered were just lovely. In one village, my group was eating in a restaurant when I noticed an American--not a part of our group--berating the poor waitress because *she* couldn't speak English! I got pissed at his arrogance and ignorance (I was 16 and didn't care what anyone thought at that moment), and I went over to his table. I asked him what he wanted, pointing out items on the menu and ordered for him. I apologized to the waitress, and told her not all Americans were this rude. Then I turned to him and told him HE was the visitor in this country, and HE should be speaking HER language. I left him, hopefully a little more thoughtful and humble. The food was terrific.
Story #3: is it a bad thing when I heard she lost her front teeth I instantly started singing "All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth" in my head? 😂
While you should always press charges, some people just handle stressful situations differently. If someone is the type of person to just avoid confrontations/drama/etc, then their first reaction will most likely be along the lines of "I just want this moment to be over with as quickly as possible so I can leave." So they wouldn't want to deal with the extra hassle of dealing with the process of pressing charges and whatnot, especially if the initial confrontation left them emotionally drained/frazzled.
Coming from someone who used to have frequent panic attacks... do you know how hard it is to frazzle someone out of one? That Karen was so crappy she managed to outrage someone to the point she got them out of a panic attack! Absolutely insane!!!!!
A friend was once getting a bit animated in his favorite honkytonk when he was asked to throw himself out. He quickly reached back and grabbed his shirt collar at the back and yanked it up and to one side escorting himself out to the humor of all his friends.
One of the most fun antiKarens I ever saw was a tiny girl defend herself. Usual no store uniform, Karen demanding the girl helps, et al. Now this girl was about 5ft tall, maybe about 18, very slender, and carrying her own shopping basket. The Horrible Harridan did the banshee shriek and grabbed the girl by the shoulder, and starts to spin her around. What I saw was the most beautiful right cross I had ever seen in my life, literally spinning the Harriden off her feet. Turns out the girl was the captain of the local girls boxing team.
Story 4 + 5: Like the past 300+ times shown on this subreddit (and some others), no good deed goes unpunished. I hate that Good Samaritans wind up being unwilling Karen magnets in the present day, with the Karens being ungrateful bastards that do not know what it means to treat people nicely
I just swing on people of they touch me without my consent in a malicious way. Cameras nowadays pick all of it up, the 2 times I've been assaulted by Karen's, both ended with an injured Karen in handcuffs. Just take absolute control before during and after the situation starts. That way, if it does take a turn into assault, you control the narrative.
Story 2: Good on OP for attempting to defend themselves with a candle against their assaulter. Also hope OP is doing better. It worries me how the cops were quick to judge OP by their appearance, quick to assume things, to handcuffed and frisking them of personal belongings. :( Even more it really scary to think how close they came to believe Karen's lies and indirectly give her what she wanted, an innocent shopper getting framed for crime they didnt commit, her version of delusional justice for OP trying to defend themselves from her. Thank goodness the employees came to rescue.
No community service, there's no telling what a Karen would consider community service. Lock her in a room for a few weeks with a group of other Karens and see which one Alphas all the others. Then give her a video compilation of her ordeal to see if she learned any empathy. Hmm, actually, this sounds like a pitch for a reality show.
@@meh2510 Your probably right and does sound like a reality show pitch. Imagine the amount of peo people whod pay to see the wild and all enrirled peoe in a ring and try to out karen the other. Or even male entitled people. but should put the audience behindvprotective glass juat in case. Even if they were given community service, possible chance they may pull their entitled behavior on the one supervise her or one of the other people who has to do service are high.
@@kazekamiha I agree with you. It’s actually hard to immediately assess a situation and guess who’s at fault and who’s not. They have to go with what they’re seeing. Suing the cops would be futile and it’d probably be thrown out of court.
The Yankees Candle story and the Walmart story where Karen gets injured. Tho I do not support the violence and violence against women. I am happy they got hurt as well. Maybe and just maybe them getting hurt (maybe worse) hopefully will get them to rethink the next time they want to do something.
I wonder how many times karens encounter people who work somewhere and lying that they don't, because how the heck they assume someone that says they don't work there actually works there.
I find it interesting that people wear headphones in public to help with anxiety. Me personally I have to see and hear everything going on around me in case someone comes up behind me and either attacks me or pick pockets me. I also like hearing what people are saying about me from the isle over from me.
I wear headphones in private. Idk that I could wear them in public either. I used to like to wear my hair down to hide my face more and it made me feel more secure. Now I like having it up and being able to see everything better and be alerted to danger.
For some, it's sensory related. My sensory issues have made me panic and go into shutdown more than once while in a crowd, so not hearing all of that noise would help me function Also, those sorts of thoughts can hinder how some people function and make their anxiety worse unfortunately.
Very similar feelings here, except I'm not interested if other people are talking about me. When I'm moving around, I need my ears. I will put my headphones (Bose QC-35 at the moment) on when I'm seated, e.g. in the train to tune out the noise, but when I'm getting ready to get off, I'm stowing them.
One of two things happens when I mistake another shopper for an employee. They either tell me they don't work there and i feel a little embarrassed, or (believe it or not, this happens more often) they just decide to help me and eventually I figure out that they're just customers too, and i still get a little embarrassed, but grateful. I can't find shit in big stores, so I do tend to ask for help from anyone who looks like they know their way around.
I have lost count of how many times I have approached and politely asked a fellow shopper if they could get something from a top shelf (and inevitably all the way to the back of the shelf) because they are taller than I am ..... and they smile and say "Sure, how many do you want?" I say, "Sometimes it sucks being 5'2"" and they say, "Being tall is no picnic either", we laugh and I say thanks, and we go on with our day. It's not all that hard to be pleasant when asking someone for some help.
@@tinydancer7426 The last time I helped another customer it was a lady in the grocery store. She said she could see the label on the front of the top shelf for jars of olives. But couldn't see any from her height. I was able to reach to the back of the shelf and snag a couple of jars. She was grateful and it was quicker for her to ask me than to find an employee. Always happy to help.
Story 2: Id sue the police, the karen, and the yankee store for that fin bs Story 3: is the result of not getting your asses whooped like I did growing up
@@PonyCraft To be fair, in a lot of situations, if police come up to an assault moment where one individual is clearly hurt, there is a high chance they will cuff the other individual as a safety precaution before asking to get the story from both sides. Though, I agree that in the case here, it sounds like the officers could have handled the situation better.
Last story: Guatemalan coffee puts every other coffee to shame. Cafe at my job before lockdown carried and the stuff was so strong that it actually had me wired for the rest of the day and night.
I love the stories. They’re very entertaining. However, I have never had these types of experiences talked about in IDWH…and …I’ve been asking people if they have. Some will say that they have been asked for help but when told that they don’t work there, the person just says sorry and walks away. My best friend who had worked in retail for years, gets asks a lot and she goes around helping people but she likes telling people where to go. Lol
I had someone argue with me about working somewhere that I did not work, but it was many, many years ago. I was active duty military and in uniform at the time.
I have strict personal rules for myself of when I will never, ever go places.l just because of incidents like these. My wife knows never to ask me to do any of these. Ever. 1. Visit any grocery store between the Saturday before Thanksgiving and the end of Thanksgiving day, the Saturday before Christmas through the end of Christmas Day, and the Saturday just before Easter. 2. Visit any retail establishment any weekend from Thanksgiving Day through Christmas, or any day from the Saturday before Christmas through the day after Christmas. 3. Visit a Disney park during any major holiday period. 4. I used to also have a rule to never to go near a theater (including any nearby stores) during opening weekend of a major blockbuster film, but since most theaters have reserved seating that you buy online now, which means the line to get the best seats no longer happens, this rule no longer applies. By contrast, I absolutely LOVE visiting the grocery store on Black Friday. You honestly can't get better deals on food than that day. Seems to be a secret that most people don't want to spread. Aisles are wide and deserted, carts are plentiful, and what are often considered Thanksgiving staples are deeply discounted. I've been able to get as much as 85% off a whole fresh turkey!
Also, these people that cannot seem to understand the idea of helping another person because you want to, not because it is your job to. The world would be a MUCH better place if people learned to help others freely, all the time and without expectation of reward. Maybe you do not become a billionaire by doing that, but you do enrich the lives of everyone and yourself. Hell, you could change the world.
I swear this is much more of a U.S. phenomenon because us Aussies typically help others out just cause. If I were in need of help I'd trust a stranger here, honestly, but probably wouldn't in the states
@@damien678 Much truth to that I fear. My parents raised me in the light of helping other people when I can, and yes, I have been burned by that a few times, but regardless, I persist. Any rate, best to not trust an American blindly, even take this one with a grain of salt. I used to be proud of my country, to believe in the lies we told ourselves. Now, now I wish to fight to make into truths all those feigned ideals: Life, Liberty & Equality for all, not some. I hope I am not alone, lest it be a short battle indeed.
@@BlackClaws My U.S. friends are some of the best people I know. You absolutely aren't alone, and I hope you, they, and others like you can make your country better for you all!
Story 2 I would have done the exact same thing with whatever I had and then after I put that Karen on the floor then I'd proceed to have a seizure because people touching me from behind kicks in that instinct of fear.
Daaaaaamn, I'm only halfway through this video and we've already got two knocked out teeth and a candle to the face?! It's winners' day on DarkFluff, baby!!! 🤘🏼😂
Several years ago, my now ex-girlfriend went to Guatemala on a mission trip with her church. Back than, I drank a lot more coffee than I do now. She actually brought me back a bag of Guatemalan coffee beans so that I can have some. That coffee is really delicious and I still have the beans in a bag so that I can brew me up a cup if I feel like it.
Oh thank god! I thought because he had to deal with that Karen the op didn't get to buy the Spider-Man playset cuz it got sold out! I am so glad he was able to purchase that!
Concerning the last story, I wonder if the OP asked the elderly lady what company her coffee came from so he could purchase some more of the coffee he was treated to. Not to ask for a discount, but to purchase small amounts of it along with other items the company sells. Two birds, one stone you could say. 😍
I used to work at Walmart years ago. Right after I quit, there was an assistant manager who would see me and start barking orders at me. I would say "I don't work here anymore! I quit." He would just say " Whatever, just do what I told you to do!" then he would walk off. The next time I was in there with my girlfriend, he saw me and started yelling at me because I didn't do what he told me last time and he got written up for it. I just laughed and told him again that I don't work there anymore. He grabbed my arm and I told him if he didn't let go I would break his nose in front of everyone. Another manager was walking by and saw me. She smiled and said "So how does it feel to be free from this place?" The manager who had ahold of my arm just looked at me and let go. I platted him on the shoulder and said "You're just a moron!" and I walked off.
for the hair pulling Karen story, if I was OP I would have put in a complaint against the cops for not allowing me to give my side and for denying me necessary medication. I would also ask the store to perma ban Karen. For the slapping Karen story, any guy can relate to OP, gender bias is VERY prevalent in society to the point that a guy can barely even say hello to some women without being accused of assault/rape/stalking and the cops listen to the women first and sometimes they don't listen to anyone else or look at video footage.
Story 2 - Those f-ing cops need to be taught a lesson. Cuffing a person based off of prejudice and taking away prescription medication is totally unacceptable! The Karen should have also gotten more than just anger management if she had a past history.
They have to detain the assailant until they are proven innocent it’s protocol so they can’t slip away during any confusion stop assuming everything the police do is racist related
I've worked a fair amount of retail. Not once have I or anyone I know pretended to not work there while on the clock. Helping customers is nice, even the crummy ones. It breaks up the monotony
Story 2: Honestly, I'm more pissed off at the way the police handled it. This is one reason why I, someone who suffers from panic attacks and have autism on top of that, is afraid to go do any shopping or anything out there on my own. Cops have no freaking clue how to handle someone having a (legit) mental breakdown, and oftentimes just makes it worse.
It HAS to be entitlement that makes people in these stories act this way... because I've never heard of this happening in Australia, but have U.S. friends that say it happens all the time there.
I have a friend in Brisbane who regularly entertains us (his and my group of friends) with stories of people acting like this. I appreciate your national pride, but entitlement is a global phenomenon.
At University I had really long hair, to the point if I wasn't careful I would sit on it and cause me to pull my head back. I was a fat, tall, bearded young man with long hair that looked more like a biker than an employee of any store. I once had a Karen pull my ponytail hard because she thought I was an employee and wanted me to get her something. It frikkin hurt like a mutha humper. That Karen was arrested for assault of me, of the manager of the shop and of a police officer. She went completely nuts. I cut off my long hair after that
I work for a large, national phone company. I learned real fast, do NOT wear our dark blue uni shirts into Walmart and same goes for the Orange shirts into HD. My partner and I, when we forgot, would make a game out of it and, when asked 'where is X?' simply direct the victim to the farthest corner of the store. Years ago I was slapped by an irate customer, another Tech had infuriated her and I happened to walk in next....cracked across the the face! I'm retiring soon....
Story 2: sue, all three, the Karen and the cops, and the store. The store should have informed cops before arrival. Cops need to investigate before detainment
I've been to Guatemala several times and going again soon. Since I got an iced coffee maker earlier this year, I've been drinking more coffee. I look forward to visiting the coffee aisle in the grocery store and maybe buying a few types 😁
@@nadinesharp9766 I understand it’s not for everyone. My dad has same gag reaction to the idea which is why I’m saving the iced coffee box to someday wrap some other present for him 🤣
@@sallyshort7255 That's funny. At my last job there was a guy who would get iced coffee at lunch and he'd walk by me and stick out his coffee and shake it at me and laugh because he knew it grossed me out until I told him to be on his way, lol.
Dark Fluff, I agree with you. I am sick und tired of hearing stories of Karen's & Kevin's attacking someone, just because they thought they were an employee. Und then trying to play the victim. Und when they realize that *THEIR* actions have been captured on CCTV security cameras. They're suddenly all, "we don't need to involve the police." Because they know *FULL* well that they have screwed up in a major way. I firmly believe that the *ONLY* way that these people are going to learn is to spend time in court & jail.
🎵All Karen wants for Christmas is her 2 front teeth...to be first in all line,right everytime,listened to like God, adored by all,to inform you where you're wrooooong. Just so she can be wished a merry Christmas 🎵
I've heard multiple stories of Karen's child (usually a teenager, or nearly so) being horribly embarrassed about mom/dad's behavior, and just wanting to gtfo of there.
Thankfully, I haven’t had to deal with a real Karen as of yet. The few times I’ve been mistaken for a store employee, I was able to say “sorry, but I don’t work here.” And people would back down. I’ll answer questions if I can, but that’s about the extent of the situation in the vast majority of cases.
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Karen - "Well! I've never been so humiliated!"
Me - "I find that hard to believe."
"Well, it's about time you were"
"well, there's your problem"
You have to have humility to be humiliated
Heh, awesome - and great responses from @aulduronsmith5577 and @louyork8379, too.
Most of the time that you oblivious to know if they're embarrassed or not
I unfortunately wore my orange shirt into Home Depot. An older gentleman asked me about lumber. I knew the answer and helped him pick out a 2x4. Then an older woman required something that I could reach but she couldn’t. A real employee, Todd, came over and said the store was hiring. He mentioned about a referral bonus. I took his name and told a friend who was interested in seasonal work. The next time I went into the store Todd was there. He received his referral bonus for my friend and gave me his employee discount.
Nice, dude.
since when do we have employee discounts? or referral bonuses? nice fantasy
We don't have employee discounts. Cool story, though.
@@steverichardson8080 I was thinking the same thing! My buddy works there and they do no such discount 😂
How was that unfortunate?
Better description for your sentence would have been "I absentmindedly wore my orange shirt.."
Reddit says HD doesn't have discounts for all their employees...but I don't know how old your story is and if that has always been the case.
Nice story true or not.
Karen grabs hair of customer and gets introduced the ancient martial art of Jarate (scented candle form)
Thanks. You gave me my laugh for the day.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
LMAO!!!!! Good one!!!
@@pfalky2k agreed 💯
I like the original "fresh lemonade" form better.
Why is it so hard for Karens to understand that when people tell them they don't work there, they mean it?
Because they are entitled and self absorbed people
Bc they feel entitled n won't believe there's no one around to serve them.
those karens are to stupid to realize that.
Karens have rubber for brains. That information goes in, and bounces back out
They made an assumption about the world around them and how dare the world not conform itself to what they assert
If you grab/spit/slap or punch a stranger, don't cry about the consuquences and instant karma that may follow.
there still seems to be an increasing problem with legitimate self defense
Story 2: Even if OP worked there, why would you pull someone's hair like that? That's literally one of the easiest tickets to a slam in the face. Hair-pulling is extremely painful.
Karen: “Because I think they're a worker, assaulting them must be OK. Don't they know how important I AM!? A PAYING CUSTOMER!?”
Everybody: “Don’t be surprised when a fist meets your face when you try that.”
Edit: Better yet, buy a taser and tase them.
Edit 2: Also, maybe putting some dirt in her eyes too.
Yep, that would earn her an immediate backhanding from me! As Al Bundy used to say, "Five across the eyes!" 😡
Omg when I heard her say Ativan I went into a panic. An ex-girlfriend of mine took that. My ex’s panic attack would come with asthma attacks and blood sugar crashes. To put it mildly if she had a panic attack she was going to the hospital. Between the asthma attack and the blood sugar crash she would pass out, because you couldn’t calm her down. If the cops put my ex in handcuffs they would have been wheeling her out in a body bag. My ex has been assaulted before, not for ignoring people, but just because she was with me and another woman. (Yes we had a three way relationship, don’t judge) I recently submitted the story. It was really disgusting and both of my girlfriends at the time went to the hospital, meanwhile I went to the police station along with the attackers. My ex and I don’t talk anymore but the last time I saw her she was married with 2 kids and looked great. I am happy for her.
If I owned/managed a place and that happened, OP wouldn't get even the slightest bit of disciplinary action.
It boggles my mind that Karen got off with a slap on the wrist after this being a repeat offense. She needs to spend as much time in prison as is allowed for assault.
Anger issues is no excuse to assaulting a person.
It anything, having anger issues is a motive for locking the person up, considering they are a danger to society if they can clearly state they have no qualms with hurting people.
story 2: gonna have to disagree with fluff here. that karen thought she was in the right even after getting slugged in the face with that candle. she will never learn.
You're right. I've known people like this. I used to be friends with someone and I tried to help her see that you can't treat people the way she did. Mind you she was 20 plus years older than me. I then being in my twenties shouldn't have had to explain to a woman in her 40s that she can't be a selfish butthole. She had no respect for boundaries, had no empathy, the only standards she had were double standards. I'm sure you get the idea. The only time she ever felt bad about anything was when people discovered what she was really like. She would then ghost everyone on social media and then resurface with a new found outlook on life. I saw her go through many phases of being “a changed person” but she always went right back to being the nasty vile stuck up witch with a capital B that she truly is. The reason why they stay the way they are is because they are incapable of looking within themselves and seeing where they need to change. In their mind, they are perfect and everyone else is inferior to them.
not to mention that the police handcuffed the victim without even knowing the facts, did not let her take her medication..but what to expect from the most racist country?
@@gcharada52 It sounds like it happened in England. OP referred to the woman as a bint.
@@iononcantomascrivo UK or possibly Australia, they use that word down there, too.
@@alexisgrunden1556 in my 35 years of being an Australian (in Victoria, so maybe it's region specific) i think this is the first time I've ever heard someone some use the word "bint"
Yankee Candle Karen: that woman likely did NOT learn her lesson. That was the 2nd offense of her attacking someone! She belonged going to f*****g jail!
And deserves another smack in the mouth.
One time I approaches a lady stocking xards on a display, asked her where something was and she informed me she didn't work at the store, and that there's a totally separate company that provides the cards for said store. I apologized apologized went on my way.
It's literally that simple. Absolutely no one will lie about whether or not they work at the place you're accusing them of working at. If they say they don't work there, then they don't. Nobody lies about that
I once started to ask someone for help in a WalMart, realized when he turned around that he didn't work there, apologized and left. It's not hard to do if you aren't raring for a fight or expecting to be slaved over. I think a lot of Karens are babied by their families until they expect it from everyone, and I bet they slap their husbands and kids if they say no.
Honestly even if people would lie about not working at a place would you actually want them helping you?
Even if they lie about not working there, I just shrug and look for another employee.
One time I entered a shop and every employee there was busy with something and completely ignored me. I just shrugged and went to another shop. If they don't want my money, why I insist them to take it? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That's something that's puzzled me, too. I mean, how many employees *are* there who pretend, or have ever pretended, "not to work" somewhere? I'd have thought it was a sackable offence, for one thing.
Incidentally, I have sometimes asked a fellow customer where something is ("I don't suppose you know where they keep the whozits, do you?) but I always take "no" for an answer.
But you are NOT a Karen! LOL
Karen: "i have never been more humiliated in my life!"
How I would answer that: "Stay a while, and you'll get used to it."
well!, that was easy, I can better the record!.
@@croquels1 Or I didn't know it was that easy, now I feel insultet ;)
I would demand an apology from the police, for automatically assuming that you were at fault and not listening to both sides. It doesn’t matter how you look or what you’re wearing, I would demand an apology from the police!
I would demand an apology from police and Karen. Publicly. Right then and there.
I'd sue the police department. If you're on anti anxiety drugs an ordeal like that put you in actual danger.
While I 100% agree. We all know they wouldn't and would probably go out of there way to make her life hell. They're a spiteful bunch.
There police
They are useless
Especially considering OP was in a ball on the floor. That's panic attack position.
I swear Story 4 and 5 really make my blood boil at times. Showing decency and kindness to a person is now considered employment now? That a person's mind goes 'Oh, they must work here because no one is kind for free' is really sad.
I've never experienced that, but I've been asked for help from employees (ok, she was short and couldn't reach the last pack on a high shelf) and did help them...
Exactly.
It's because they are so evil themselves that they wouldn't be decent to someone unless they gained some major benefit....and since they think they are better than everyone else they assume that everyone is just as horrible as they are.
I live near a small town that has a large gated retirement community. When I go shopping there, I look for elderly people who obviously need help reaching something, or lifting a case of water, etc. Often, they ask me because I'm tall. I'm a woman in my 60s, so it won't be long that I will need assistance. I feel that I'm less scary than a strange man offering help. Who knows, maybe we really do score karma points! It costs nothing to be nice.
I agree with you. I believe words like "kindness" or "generosity" don't exist in these people's vocabulary. 😔
Story #3: If you haven’t heard anything from the cops, she wasn’t charged with anything.
That's why you press charges and follow up
@@PonyCraft Agreed! She needs a hard lesson.
I find some relief in her losing Frontteeth to the Floor.
Hurtful and expensive. May why there where no heftier charges pressed too.
@@rosemiller417 Yeah... truly hope she has to go through the ordeal of implants, and the additional care those require.
Maybe. If she took a plea or paid a fine for some low-level offense (disturbing the peace, e.g.), then OP's participation may not have been necessary.
Ok it doesn't matter WHAT reason someone has, even if they did work there, that NEVER gives someone the ok to assault someone. You never put your hands on someone like that.
Not only did the second story girl get assaulted once from Karen but another time from police as well. 👌
That Karen deserves getting clubbed, should do jailtime.
Exactly, I hate that they treated the assault victim like shit because of stereotyping.
@@ghislainedefeligonde5166 I think I know this name. you are a beautifull rose.
@@ghislainedefeligonde5166 Anerican police are too judgmental
@@stewart2589 In this case not just American police, sadly.
I am glad that story 3 went the way it did. As OP mentioned, usually between a man and a woman, the man is deemed guilty. But getting hit by that slap and the witness behind the witch screaming about what happened, he protected himself in a way that his head injury couldn't measure up to: legal ramification. And with what happened, him taking down his attacker was now considered self-defense. That woman that witnessed the entire thing is the hero of the hour.
Story 2: Mandatory anger management and a fine FOR A SECOND OFFENCE? You have got to be kidding me.
Let's hope the third offense leads to at least a year of jail/prison.
If some Karen trys slapping you for no reason female or not your first reaction will be to defend yourself.
It would be nice if it worked that way, but if he defended himself and there WEREN'T any cameras he's probably right that people would assume that HE attacked HER.
@@DoctorOaks perhaps yes maybe not just know that by my immediate reaction if she's obviously not trying to warn you of some immediate danger eg a tidal wave .eg snap out of your trance or your dead type event.
I was taught all my life that it was not right to hit a woman unless she hit me first, and at that point, all bets were off.
@@jacklow9611 agreed
"That's the third time he's fired me this week". 🤣🤣 Sounds like an injoke between the manager and OP!
Walmart vest: I try to be polite, however I can go from 0 to 100 very rapidly. The instant she accused me of lying I would likely be heard throughout the shopping floor, with language from 23 years in the military, describing where she was born and worked.
And that level is only 90 of 100.
Yeahhhh, don't piss off a vet to the point our 'give a fu*k' meter hits zero. The ass chewing will be legendary.
Oh, those last two stories! I actually applauded both of them.
I have been to Guatemala, and even though there was a civil war going on at the time (this was 1979), the people I encountered were just lovely.
In one village, my group was eating in a restaurant when I noticed an American--not a part of our group--berating the poor waitress because *she* couldn't speak English! I got pissed at his arrogance and ignorance (I was 16 and didn't care what anyone thought at that moment), and I went over to his table. I asked him what he wanted, pointing out items on the menu and ordered for him. I apologized to the waitress, and told her not all Americans were this rude. Then I turned to him and told him HE was the visitor in this country, and HE should be speaking HER language. I left him, hopefully a little more thoughtful and humble. The food was terrific.
OP has a potential great source for Guatemalan coffee there! 😎
Story #3: is it a bad thing when I heard she lost her front teeth I instantly started singing "All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth" in my head? 😂
No, because she deserved it.
Me too🤣
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OMG. That didn't occur to me, but it's hilarious!
Re: the candle story: “Some people need a high five - in the face - with a chair.”
@#2: KAREN is judgemental, and thought you deserved her abuse, And no, KARENs don't learn. #4: OP is a god! That story made my day.
Stop humoring the Karen’s! Make them pay by embarrassing them or prosecuting them. They’re like gremlins…don’t feed them!
Story 2: Karen should have went to jail! How come people never learn that when a Karen assaults you, YOU SHOULD PRESS CHARGES, ALWAYS!!!
While you should always press charges, some people just handle stressful situations differently. If someone is the type of person to just avoid confrontations/drama/etc, then their first reaction will most likely be along the lines of "I just want this moment to be over with as quickly as possible so I can leave." So they wouldn't want to deal with the extra hassle of dealing with the process of pressing charges and whatnot, especially if the initial confrontation left them emotionally drained/frazzled.
Coming from someone who used to have frequent panic attacks... do you know how hard it is to frazzle someone out of one? That Karen was so crappy she managed to outrage someone to the point she got them out of a panic attack! Absolutely insane!!!!!
A friend was once getting a bit animated in his favorite honkytonk when he was asked to throw himself out.
He quickly reached back and grabbed his shirt collar at the back and yanked it up and to one side escorting himself out to the humor of all his friends.
One of the most fun antiKarens I ever saw was a tiny girl defend herself. Usual no store uniform, Karen demanding the girl helps, et al. Now this girl was about 5ft tall, maybe about 18, very slender, and carrying her own shopping basket. The Horrible Harridan did the banshee shriek and grabbed the girl by the shoulder, and starts to spin her around. What I saw was the most beautiful right cross I had ever seen in my life, literally spinning the Harriden off her feet. Turns out the girl was the captain of the local girls boxing team.
Karen got Karma
@@brendanboomhour7606 And a sore jaw. Keep your hands to yourself Karen!
My theory about Karens is that when they were younger they were beautiful and used to always getting their way.
Story 4 + 5: Like the past 300+ times shown on this subreddit (and some others), no good deed goes unpunished. I hate that Good Samaritans wind up being unwilling Karen magnets in the present day, with the Karens being ungrateful bastards that do not know what it means to treat people nicely
I just swing on people of they touch me without my consent in a malicious way. Cameras nowadays pick all of it up, the 2 times I've been assaulted by Karen's, both ended with an injured Karen in handcuffs.
Just take absolute control before during and after the situation starts. That way, if it does take a turn into assault, you control the narrative.
Story 2: Good on OP for attempting to defend themselves with a candle against their assaulter. Also hope OP is doing better.
It worries me how the cops were quick to judge OP by their appearance, quick to assume things, to handcuffed and frisking them of personal belongings. :(
Even more it really scary to think how close they came to believe Karen's lies and indirectly give her what she wanted, an innocent shopper getting framed for crime they didnt commit, her version of delusional justice for OP trying to defend themselves from her.
Thank goodness the employees came to rescue.
No community service, there's no telling what a Karen would consider community service. Lock her in a room for a few weeks with a group of other Karens and see which one Alphas all the others. Then give her a video compilation of her ordeal to see if she learned any empathy. Hmm, actually, this sounds like a pitch for a reality show.
@@meh2510 Your probably right and does sound like a reality show pitch. Imagine the amount of peo people whod pay to see the wild and all enrirled peoe in a ring and try to out karen the other. Or even male entitled people. but should put the audience behindvprotective glass juat in case. Even if they were given community service, possible chance they may pull their entitled behavior on the one supervise her or one of the other people who has to do service are high.
@@kristiehoffrichter5874 Try again. This post is nearly unintelligible.
@@nadinesharp9766 I've removed some things from my comment.
i would have sued the cops and the store
Not the store, they're the ones that told the cops that they had video proof that the Karen was lying.
The cops no; they likey responded on what they knew and could see (Karen had a bloody mouth, remember) and when corrected they did the right thing.
@@kazekamiha
Yeah- no. They immediately took Karen's words as fact, and didn't even bother to listen to OP's side. They are absolutely also at fault.
@@kazekamiha thank you! These people obviously aren’t cops.
@@kazekamiha
I agree with you. It’s actually hard to immediately assess a situation and guess who’s at fault and who’s not. They have to go with what they’re seeing. Suing the cops would be futile and it’d probably be thrown out of court.
Karen: I want to speak to the manager! Not you, because women can’t be managers
Me: hello, I’m the manager
And I would have the cops and trouble for profiling.
Same here
Love the jar to the face! Those are heavy!
Properly roasted Guatemalan Coffee is heavenly.
if somone tries to slap you and threatening you punch em
And if the punch don’t work then grab a candle
@@jamesonweimann4720 do what it takes
what do you call it when a Karen gets her 2 front teeth knocked out?
an improvement
I'd call it a job only half finished...
"A start"
The Yankees Candle story and the Walmart story where Karen gets injured. Tho I do not support the violence and violence against women. I am happy they got hurt as well. Maybe and just maybe them getting hurt (maybe worse) hopefully will get them to rethink the next time they want to do something.
I wonder how many times karens encounter people who work somewhere and lying that they don't, because how the heck they assume someone that says they don't work there actually works there.
I find it interesting that people wear headphones in public to help with anxiety. Me personally I have to see and hear everything going on around me in case someone comes up behind me and either attacks me or pick pockets me. I also like hearing what people are saying about me from the isle over from me.
I wear headphones in private. Idk that I could wear them in public either. I used to like to wear my hair down to hide my face more and it made me feel more secure. Now I like having it up and being able to see everything better and be alerted to danger.
For some, it's sensory related. My sensory issues have made me panic and go into shutdown more than once while in a crowd, so not hearing all of that noise would help me function
Also, those sorts of thoughts can hinder how some people function and make their anxiety worse unfortunately.
"What you think of me is none of my business".
@@Kayenne54 I had a response but your ignorance is none of my business. And I’m sure my life story is none of yours.
Very similar feelings here, except I'm not interested if other people are talking about me. When I'm moving around, I need my ears. I will put my headphones (Bose QC-35 at the moment) on when I'm seated, e.g. in the train to tune out the noise, but when I'm getting ready to get off, I'm stowing them.
One of two things happens when I mistake another shopper for an employee. They either tell me they don't work there and i feel a little embarrassed, or (believe it or not, this happens more often) they just decide to help me and eventually I figure out that they're just customers too, and i still get a little embarrassed, but grateful. I can't find shit in big stores, so I do tend to ask for help from anyone who looks like they know their way around.
I have lost count of how many times I have approached and politely asked a fellow shopper if they could get something from a top shelf (and inevitably all the way to the back of the shelf) because they are taller than I am ..... and they smile and say "Sure, how many do you want?" I say, "Sometimes it sucks being 5'2"" and they say, "Being tall is no picnic either", we laugh and I say thanks, and we go on with our day. It's not all that hard to be pleasant when asking someone for some help.
@@tinydancer7426 same being short myself I know this experience very well
@@tinydancer7426 The last time I helped another customer it was a lady in the grocery store. She said she could see the label on the front of the top shelf for jars of olives. But couldn't see any from her height. I was able to reach to the back of the shelf and snag a couple of jars. She was grateful and it was quicker for her to ask me than to find an employee. Always happy to help.
Story #2? A slap on the wrist? Anger management? The karen didn't learn a flapping thing.
Story 2: Id sue the police, the karen, and the yankee store for that fin bs
Story 3: is the result of not getting your asses whooped like I did growing up
Story 2 if that was me I would had gotten the cops fired for wrongful arrest
You sound like a democrat you must be one. Let the cops do their jobs!
Why isn't the reply I got not showing
Spam comment. And yeah, that department needs a lawsuit for not investigating before cuffing and manhandling someone
@@PonyCraft ty for agreeing i just hope the original poster did file a lawsuit though
@@PonyCraft To be fair, in a lot of situations, if police come up to an assault moment where one individual is clearly hurt, there is a high chance they will cuff the other individual as a safety precaution before asking to get the story from both sides. Though, I agree that in the case here, it sounds like the officers could have handled the situation better.
9:05 Funniest thing about this story? When it was over, a Walmart commercial started playing on my phone.
So ... The police confiscated OP's life saving medicine. Isn't that a lawsuit waiting to happen?
By their survivors.
Last story: Guatemalan coffee puts every other coffee to shame. Cafe at my job before lockdown carried and the stuff was so strong that it actually had me wired for the rest of the day and night.
PM me and I'll send a sapler package from HERE Guatemala!
I agree about the Guatemalan coffee. I buy whole bean and grind what I need every morning.
Keep in mind those who say "oops, Sorry" don't write you so you only hear the extreme stories
Fair enough. But Karen's don't apologise.
I would’ve had the exact same reaction as story 2 op. If someone touches me my first reaction is to swing around and punch them
I love the stories. They’re very entertaining. However, I have never had these types of experiences talked about in IDWH…and …I’ve been asking people if they have. Some will say that they have been asked for help but when told that they don’t work there, the person just says sorry and walks away. My best friend who had worked in retail for years, gets asks a lot and she goes around helping people but she likes telling people where to go. Lol
I had someone argue with me about working somewhere that I did not work, but it was many, many years ago. I was active duty military and in uniform at the time.
I have strict personal rules for myself of when I will never, ever go places.l just because of incidents like these. My wife knows never to ask me to do any of these. Ever.
1. Visit any grocery store between the Saturday before Thanksgiving and the end of Thanksgiving day, the Saturday before Christmas through the end of Christmas Day, and the Saturday just before Easter.
2. Visit any retail establishment any weekend from Thanksgiving Day through Christmas, or any day from the Saturday before Christmas through the day after Christmas.
3. Visit a Disney park during any major holiday period.
4. I used to also have a rule to never to go near a theater (including any nearby stores) during opening weekend of a major blockbuster film, but since most theaters have reserved seating that you buy online now, which means the line to get the best seats no longer happens, this rule no longer applies.
By contrast, I absolutely LOVE visiting the grocery store on Black Friday. You honestly can't get better deals on food than that day. Seems to be a secret that most people don't want to spread. Aisles are wide and deserted, carts are plentiful, and what are often considered Thanksgiving staples are deeply discounted. I've been able to get as much as 85% off a whole fresh turkey!
Also, these people that cannot seem to understand the idea of helping another person because you want to, not because it is your job to. The world would be a MUCH better place if people learned to help others freely, all the time and without expectation of reward.
Maybe you do not become a billionaire by doing that, but you do enrich the lives of everyone and yourself. Hell, you could change the world.
I swear this is much more of a U.S. phenomenon because us Aussies typically help others out just cause. If I were in need of help I'd trust a stranger here, honestly, but probably wouldn't in the states
@@damien678 same here in northern Europe
@@damien678 Much truth to that I fear. My parents raised me in the light of helping other people when I can, and yes, I have been burned by that a few times, but regardless, I persist.
Any rate, best to not trust an American blindly, even take this one with a grain of salt. I used to be proud of my country, to believe in the lies we told ourselves. Now, now I wish to fight to make into truths all those feigned ideals: Life, Liberty & Equality for all, not some.
I hope I am not alone, lest it be a short battle indeed.
@@BlackClaws My U.S. friends are some of the best people I know. You absolutely aren't alone, and I hope you, they, and others like you can make your country better for you all!
The coffee is really good. I've had it as I always grind my own coffee beans. It's one of my favorites to drink.
"It looked like her soul left her body," wait ... she had a soul to begin with?????
More like an a-soul.
@@aqacefan 😀 😍
Story 2 I would have done the exact same thing with whatever I had and then after I put that Karen on the floor then I'd proceed to have a seizure because people touching me from behind kicks in that instinct of fear.
I can't be the only one refreshing YT every few minutes waiting for our daily DarkFluff hit, right?
I listen to it on lunch to boost my day!
They’re also on Spotify podcast
@@Jevans47403 Cool! I did not know that.
@@AlexZuroff I found that out in one of the videos today. Look up DarkFluff
I would have demanded the badge numbers of all cops involved who just handcuffing someone having a panic attack like that.
For some reason, my coworkers still don't understand why I refuse to wear my uniform outside of work.
Daaaaaamn, I'm only halfway through this video and we've already got two knocked out teeth and a candle to the face?! It's winners' day on DarkFluff, baby!!! 🤘🏼😂
Several years ago, my now ex-girlfriend went to Guatemala on a mission trip with her church. Back than, I drank a lot more coffee than I do now. She actually brought me back a bag of Guatemalan coffee beans so that I can have some. That coffee is really delicious and I still have the beans in a bag so that I can brew me up a cup if I feel like it.
I have a feeling that OP in that last story has more than ONE epic tale from that weekend. 😂
Oh thank god! I thought because he had to deal with that Karen the op didn't get to buy the Spider-Man playset cuz it got sold out! I am so glad he was able to purchase that!
😂😂😂”Will we be seeing you tomorrow “? “Yep…!” 😂😂😂
Story three.... I'd tell her, "You get first slap. I get second!" 😡
Concerning the last story, I wonder if the OP asked the elderly lady what company her coffee came from so he could purchase some more of the coffee he was treated to. Not to ask for a discount, but to purchase small amounts of it along with other items the company sells. Two birds, one stone you could say. 😍
Lol, several times, people think I work in stores and seem confused when I either tell them I don't know or I don't work here.
I love how the old woman couldn’t speak enough English to get help but knew enough to help the man outta trouble
Baffles me that someone can't understand the simple concept in such a phrase like "I don't work here"
I used to work at Walmart years ago. Right after I quit, there was an assistant manager who would see me and start barking orders at me. I would say "I don't work here anymore! I quit." He would just say " Whatever, just do what I told you to do!" then he would walk off. The next time I was in there with my girlfriend, he saw me and started yelling at me because I didn't do what he told me last time and he got written up for it. I just laughed and told him again that I don't work there anymore. He grabbed my arm and I told him if he didn't let go I would break his nose in front of everyone. Another manager was walking by and saw me. She smiled and said "So how does it feel to be free from this place?" The manager who had ahold of my arm just looked at me and let go. I platted him on the shoulder and said "You're just a moron!" and I walked off.
Story 2 - she needs some jail time. You don’t get to just lay hands on people.
Today I learned what "Votives" are. Thank you for enhancing my brain XD
for the hair pulling Karen story, if I was OP I would have put in a complaint against the cops for not allowing me to give my side and for denying me necessary medication. I would also ask the store to perma ban Karen.
For the slapping Karen story, any guy can relate to OP, gender bias is VERY prevalent in society to the point that a guy can barely even say hello to some women without being accused of assault/rape/stalking and the cops listen to the women first and sometimes they don't listen to anyone else or look at video footage.
Wow! One can meet the nicest people while encountering a Karen!
Story 2 - Those f-ing cops need to be taught a lesson. Cuffing a person based off of prejudice and taking away prescription medication is totally unacceptable! The Karen should have also gotten more than just anger management if she had a past history.
They have to detain the assailant until they are proven innocent it’s protocol so they can’t slip away during any confusion stop assuming everything the police do is racist related
I’ve said it several times but it’s just a matter of time till a Karen assaults someone and catches a round to the dome
And it would be too long in coming if it happened yesterday.
Always fun to listen and I have to say, love that this one ended on a wholesome one! Leaves a good taste in the mouth.
I've worked a fair amount of retail. Not once have I or anyone I know pretended to not work there while on the clock.
Helping customers is nice, even the crummy ones. It breaks up the monotony
Story 2: Honestly, I'm more pissed off at the way the police handled it. This is one reason why I, someone who suffers from panic attacks and have autism on top of that, is afraid to go do any shopping or anything out there on my own. Cops have no freaking clue how to handle someone having a (legit) mental breakdown, and oftentimes just makes it worse.
It HAS to be entitlement that makes people in these stories act this way... because I've never heard of this happening in Australia, but have U.S. friends that say it happens all the time there.
I have a friend in Brisbane who regularly entertains us (his and my group of friends) with stories of people acting like this. I appreciate your national pride, but entitlement is a global phenomenon.
I'm so glad people where I'm from are mostly courteous and polite, apologizes when corrected and all 🙄
''that´s the third time he´s fired me this week'' this Certainly was hilarious to the others customers
At University I had really long hair, to the point if I wasn't careful I would sit on it and cause me to pull my head back. I was a fat, tall, bearded young man with long hair that looked more like a biker than an employee of any store. I once had a Karen pull my ponytail hard because she thought I was an employee and wanted me to get her something. It frikkin hurt like a mutha humper. That Karen was arrested for assault of me, of the manager of the shop and of a police officer. She went completely nuts. I cut off my long hair after that
That is awful. You should not have had to do that.
@@carlablair9898 She ripped my scalp rather badly. I had to shave my head so they would heal properly.
The old lady in the last story is a boss. I’m willing to bet if she was 10 years younger she probably would have thrown hand on the Karen lol
Oh, the first one. I've been waiting for a manager and customer to do an obvious mock firing for some Karen. Finally.
I work for a large, national phone company. I learned real fast, do NOT wear our dark blue uni shirts into Walmart and same goes for the Orange shirts into HD. My partner and I, when we forgot, would make a game out of it and, when asked 'where is X?' simply direct the victim to the farthest corner of the store.
Years ago I was slapped by an irate customer, another Tech had infuriated her and I happened to walk in next....cracked across the the face!
I'm retiring soon....
The old lady in the last story is my hero and giving me hope in humanity
How do you feel bad about hurting someone that has hurt you? That makes no sense.
15:45 but this?... This does put a smile on my face
Like really so sweet
Story 2: sue, all three, the Karen and the cops, and the store. The store should have informed cops before arrival.
Cops need to investigate before detainment
Story 1 : OP should have lawyered up and sued the cops for police brutality, They had her on the ground, cuffed, with no proof she did anything
I've been to Guatemala several times and going again soon. Since I got an iced coffee maker earlier this year, I've been drinking more coffee. I look forward to visiting the coffee aisle in the grocery store and maybe buying a few types 😁
Iced coffee. GAG.
@@nadinesharp9766 I understand it’s not for everyone. My dad has same gag reaction to the idea which is why I’m saving the iced coffee box to someday wrap some other present for him 🤣
@@sallyshort7255 That's funny. At my last job there was a guy who would get iced coffee at lunch and he'd walk by me and stick out his coffee and shake it at me and laugh because he knew it grossed me out until I told him to be on his way, lol.
Dark Fluff, I agree with you. I am sick und tired of hearing stories of Karen's & Kevin's attacking someone, just because they thought they were an employee. Und then trying to play the victim. Und when they realize that *THEIR* actions have been captured on CCTV security cameras. They're suddenly all, "we don't need to involve the police." Because they know *FULL* well that they have screwed up in a major way.
I firmly believe that the *ONLY* way that these people are going to learn is to spend time in court & jail.
🎵All Karen wants for Christmas is her 2 front teeth...to be first in all line,right everytime,listened to like God, adored by all,to inform you where you're wrooooong. Just so she can be wished a merry Christmas 🎵
I haven't even seen OP's vest in Story 3 but I kinda want it.
It's pretty sad when the kid knows better than his mother
I've heard multiple stories of Karen's child (usually a teenager, or nearly so) being horribly embarrassed about mom/dad's behavior, and just wanting to gtfo of there.
Thankfully, I haven’t had to deal with a real Karen as of yet. The few times I’ve been mistaken for a store employee, I was able to say “sorry, but I don’t work here.” And people would back down.
I’ll answer questions if I can, but that’s about the extent of the situation in the vast majority of cases.
guy: (doesn’t work there)
lady: that obviously means he works here