I would totally press charges on that girl, especially because right after she apologize she started making excuses that she was only 19 and a good kid
That last video is so old but when I started working fast food I had a customer come up and try to accuse me of doing exactly what she did but I had to call my boss to come show them the security footage that I just took it out and left it on the counter but they I guess didn't see me put it down. But since then when I work in fast food I made sure if I had to leave the window for any reason at all that their card was in full view at the window or leave it in the thing so that no one could ever even think I would do something like that.
@@LoRosa0224 I recently used to work window as well and I guess I look a certain way because I take the money/ card pay and wait for a print out without ever setting it down because I can be so forgetful. Well 70 percent of the time by the time I’m almost done they scoot their car up and I see them watching me! Like okay whatever I look like a criminal to you but a dumb one too?! Rude. I also know it happens to me way more often then some other employees even more than the minors, that’s why I assume it’s the way I look. Maybe the way I look and also that people often mistake me for underage.
My parents are pretty well off and they still made me and my two siblings work retail to help us develop empathy and a sense of what the Real World is like. These are people just trying to do their jobs, treat them like you’d want people to treat YOU on your least favorite shift!
@@Am0ha Best I can give you is this, courtesy of my Useless College Degree: 母辣. It's pronounced "Mu La" in Chinese and means "Spicy Mom." 😉 Might not be money, but I hope it gave you a laugh.
Retail job doesn’t teach you what the real world is like. Working in the fields in 120 degree weather for 10 hours straight every day will show you what the real world is like.
I'm in management at a large fast food restaurant, and we have the right to refuse service, however, most of the time, if you're just cursing us out or being a dick, we'll still serve you because we want your money. The only reason I'd refuse service is if personally I felt unsafe or if you provoked or harassed one of my employees. If you're just going to call me names, sure whatever, I'll serve you, but if you harass one of my employees, especially one of my minors, that's where I draw the line. You're not getting served and you're also getting banned from our location.
@@rachelcrepeault7617 I was so lucky that my last job was at a hardware store, where I was allowed to be a bit bitchy since I didn’t "look like I should work there" The looks they gave me when I talked back? 😙👌
As someone who's worked in the food service industry and messed up people's order, and as someone who's ordered food and received an incorrect order, I can't even begin to tell you how happy food service workers are to fix the order if you ask politely and don't freak out about it.
@Jocelyn Davis exactly there’s assholes on both sides of the cash register.. my biggest pet peeve is when I literally order one thing & they cut me off saying “will that complete your order?” & then continue to say it after each item I order like I’ll lyk when I’m done Jesus 🤣 but I’ve never went crazy on a mf.. the closest I’ve come to talkin crazy was when they were being disrespectful to my grandpa that has pancreatic cancer they just kept rolling their eyes at him & cutting him off like wtf lol.. I’m not a fan of the saying “there’s no reason to talk crazy to a fast food employee.” It’s like saying “there’s no reason to hit a woman.” Like there’s plenty of reasons we just don’t do it 🤣🤷🏽♂️ as the great comedian bill burr said
I am a fast food manager, so I'm surrounded by literal children at work most of the time. And I am QUICK to come to their defence when an entitled asshole Karen decides to come at 1 of them sideways. I have 4 kids of my own, so protecting those kids comes natural. They are MY kids when they are in the store with me, and I have proven it when the occasion arises. I will lose my job with a smile on my face cuz the customer is NOT always right. I'm lucky that my GM is ready and more than willing to stand up for her crew and her managers. If push came to shove, I wouldn't actually get fired unless I got physical. And she has proven it right in front of me before.
She might have had covid too because lately it's been floating around they had to send me home for a week. These kind of customers come in the store in raged like that they should probably be tested for covid too before they leave it's not fair because it sets the employees check back for a week and it makes them late on there rent.
bro, the sheer embarrassment that making a scene in public would cause me is enough to make me never do anything close to this on even my worst days. people who take out their feelings on other, completely unrelated people are so cringe.
Not "I'm sorry that this is an inconvenience for you", YOU STOLE HER CREDIT CARD INFORMATION AND PROCEEDED TO SPEND MONEY THAT ISN'T YOURS. An inconvenience would be giving her the wrong order, not literal theft. I hope being charged with credit card fraud isn't too big an inconvenience for the employee.
I had an employee at Burger King ring up the wrong order for me. She saw her mistake and knew she needed to fix it. It was $2 more than what I was originally going to pay. I wouldn’t have minded but she didn’t want to charge me the extra money. Awesome employee.
We can have sympathy for her, but we also need to remember she didn't just get "tangled up in that" - she CAUSED the entanglement of her victims due to her choice. Doesn't matter if she's a "smart" or not so smart person, she still needs to be held accountable - even more so if she had the mental capability to more fully understand what she was doing.
@@kaybadberg534 Had a McDonald's employee try to charge me $13 for a single quarter pounder meal, back when they were $5.75 with tax. Had to get a manager to fix it, because they refused to admit they had it wrong. Bad employee.
I used to work at Wendy’s. There was a day where the delivery truck had something going on and it ended up with us not having fries for the day. The amount of disrespect and insults that were spewed our way was just insane.
That’s a shame cause we’re blessed to live in a country with endless food options/availability (for some), but the common fool wouldn’t consider that🤷🏽♀️
People don’t understand that sometimes there are food shortages or maybe the food is too frozen to serve, but they either already are having too bad of a day to care or they just want to stir something up. They just want to take it out on the nearest person.
It does make me feel good about myself to know that even on days when I'm exhausted and having a bad chronic pain flare, I've never been worse than slightly, politely impatient with service workers.... Even on days when I'm about two seconds from crying, I've never been a Karen. So what excuse do these folks have?
Dude my whole life up to 22yo I was such an anxious little pushover, one time I tried to order 5 burgers and fries from McDonald's (don't judge me 😅) and the lady only rung up 2 of the burgers and I was just like "yeah that's right" bc I didn't want to repeat myself or "inconvenience" her.. so I left with a fraction of my order, a forced smile on my face and my tail between my legs 😂 now I'm more assertive and dare a bitch to try me if necessary but still I could NEVER imagine acting like this to people just trying to do their job.
Like I might have an attitude, but I'll still say please and thank you and be understanding if things go wrong. I literally can't imagine losing it on someone to the point of throwing out slurs, committing assault of any kind, screaming, etc.
It's painfully obvious when someone has never worked customer service Edit: I've read the comments and I promise I'm not saying that everyone who doesn't work customer service is a jerk, I'm saying that certain people can give off a sense of entitlement, I think it's possible that they don't know when to put themselves in the shoes of others.
I mean... I haven't worked costumer service and I'm always nice to them. And if anything goes wrong I understand because I'm human, they're human, we all mistakes. Like wtf, why would anyone get mad for like the smallest thing? I'm assuming they're projecting and just finding an easy target for their anger. They probably do it towards people working in customer service because you gotta be nice and just take it... because if you try and do something (like that guy who tried to make the male Karen leave) you'll get attacked and threatened even more.
My grandpa didn’t and he’s just really entitled about how sometimes we get a dollar raise ?? Okay but it still doesn’t fit living standards so let’s hope for another
EDIT: My bad, I misinterpreted your comment and made some assumptions I shouldn't have. I do apologize about that. I took the liberty of removing my original reply in hopes that the triggered one below will stop getting triggered 😂👍✌
Not really customer service. But as a lifeguard, the amount of parents you get that yell at you for yelling at their misbehaving kids is astounding. But man do I love it when parents agree with the lifeguards who scold
BRO my time as a lifeguard was the worst thing. Both because my coworkers were all 16 year olds who didnt know anything about work ethic and just parents LOSING THEIR MINDS over the simplest things. There was also a man that constantly trespassed and recorded kids in the pool and we had to go into lock down (AT WORK) more than once. :/
@@Thylacinuscyno we did have occasions where it was bad. We had a lot of poop last year. Where it did not belong, and there was a guy who was trying to fight a pregnant lady and punching signs
Thank u so much for ur service. U n every lifeguard has a great relationship wit the ppl n need to kno ur appreciated n cant take petty ppl in to acct. Kids need to be yelled at for almost makin possible deadly mistakes. The day I found out about dry drowning scared me. Safety is key.
@Gia Miss White Hey, thanks a lot. We need that as most of us don't get that. I actually just had a really nice incident where a kid came down the slide head first on the belly, which is not allowed and it is posted. Was on my way to bring attention to it, but the momma of the kid got to her first. Then mom turned around and apologized and all I could do was laugh- nothing scarier than an angry momma lol
Bruuhhh, yesterday i got a complaint from a costumer for getting her order RIGHT. I even repeated her order b4 she left, and came back complaining that i didn't give her what she wanted 🤣 (i did, but she wanted other thing that I previously suggested and she didn't want it).
@@Redrosses_ It's cause these idiots change their minds on what they wanted, but are too embarrassed to say anything so they blame the workers. I see it all the time too, such stupidity.
@@Redrosses_ I just quit my job at wingstop after working there for a yr and this happened to me so many times. I work at pinstack now girl 💕 go work at pinstack if u have one in ur area. They have so many benefits. You can be a bowl desk cashier and you’ll get free food but u won’t be rlly working with the food part of it anymore which I think is nice cuz I’ve grown to hate the food industry. It’s so negative and corrupt, I couldn’t do it anymore.
I’m an almost 27 year old married adult. If my parents ever caught me treating someone like this, they’d kill me. Treat people with respect. End of the story.
As someone who has worked in food service industry for years, here's an old school tip for everyone: #1 Never piss off people who fix your food!! #2 Your food will...*ahem*... not be right! #3 Food workers Never forget you.... your food will never be right again #4 Food workers tell everyone, every shift... your food will never be right again #5 Food workers know who rides with you... yours and their food will never be right All done with a smile and please come back again!
@@liddolwiddol I never had a job that had me so stressed out and in tears as often as I did at Little Caesars. The customers were awful, but the other staff were so verbally abusive when I was stuck doing several different things at once all the time. Definitely was not getting paid enough (Started at $7.50, ended at $8.15. This was in fucking 2020) to deal with the shit I had to, and I'd try not to cry whenever I was on register but one time I did and this woman was so nice to me about it. I definitely feel you on that, and I already had respect for fast food workers before but now I have an even deeper sense of understanding for them since experiencing that.
I’ve cried serving food but I’m just as happy to tell McDonald’s I’m allergic to cheese even though I know it’s a damn lie instead of saying something or doing something rude.
DAMN BOZE!!! You are SO FINE!!! And your personality is on 🔥. Don’t ever change. ♥️ I know you got a boyfriend and I like to respect peoples relationships but if you EVER become single LET ME KNOW. Holla at cha boi. Hope you like Mexican 😘😎
The parent of the 17 yr old can sue that lady. This grown adult literally slapped a child. I'd never, these people can literally spit in your food like- ✋️🤐
@@treeofrage7622 agreed. as a fast food worker, if you throw hands or food/drink at me, I am taking you down right then and there. I do NOT mess around with these kinds of entitled assholes.
The closest I've had to a 'public freakout' at a food place was when I was having a bad day at college, I went to the cafeteria and ordered mozzarella sticks because they're my comfort food. The gal took my order but for some reason never made it before the shift switched out. I waited three hours before I went and asked for them while actively crying because it was the edge of a breakdown for so long
I'd press charges. You're only 19 but you know right from wrong. You know your actions have consequences. Too many cases where young adults are excused and then end up doing worse things later.
Dude I thought the same until I remembered that I’m 18 and would never even think of doing this. Age honestly isn’t an excuse for something as serious as this, especially when you’re a literal adult
I tried to be a Karen once; I said: "I will not be coming here again" as if that matters to anybody but the owner, and then proceeded to leave my wallet behind. The cashier was like: "umm you forgot this" and handed me my wallet. I ended up coming back and apologizing because I felt bad.
I love that life taught you a wholesome karma lesson. You’re good on the inside. Just had a crunchy outside there for a minute. And yeah everyone has THOSE days. It’s not like you slapped a teenager or threw a metal sign across the counter
I just want to highlight the fact that Karen's have jobs too, sometimes the anger or frustration is justified...but it's never okay to hit or berate people period.
I Karen’d ONCE, and I felt TERRIBLE afterward (didn’t even raise my voice, I just stood there holding up my receipt so they’d see they kept skipping my number) It’s not a good feeling! I don’t understand how these people can act like this over and over without a shred of guilt!
Idk how these people are so confident in harassing the people who make their food. I know they find the taste of fart boogers and spit absolutely delicious if they get their meal afterwards
Boze, I honestly wanna thank you so much for posting such good content. I’m going through some tough shit rn and your videos help me get through it easier.
[7:22] THAT! Thank you! That's what blows my mind the most about Karens, audacity aside. Why would anyone choose to remain in an environment where they're CLEARLY not wanted or welcome??? ...but these damn Karens &Chads...smh
I feel embarrassed for these people tbh. Like- let me catch myself treating a fast-food worker like shit for no damn reason, I would have immediately popped a cap in my ass afterward.
i was driving some co workers home maybe 2 years ago, a guy in my back seat started yelling randomly through the window calling the lady a “dumb bitch,” demeaning her, saying she’s dumb because they got their orders and his was gonna take a sec longer, i told him to shut up or i’ll drive away, he clearly didn’t believe me, and didn’t shut up, i told the woman in the window to cancel his order and drove away with no refund for him, i told him that’s a lesson for being such an asshole
I work at McDonald's and I had a dude yell at me because we weren't serving breakfast at 7:00 pm. I told him we don't make breakfast past 12 and he legit screamed "ITS 7 AM WHY ARENT YOU SERVING MCGRIDDLES!" I just looked at him and said, "it's 7:00 pm sir." AND THIS DUDE HAD THE AUDACITY TO NOT APOLOGIZE AFTER REALIZING HE WAS STUPID
Bro, if I'm having a bad day and have a mental breakdown in public, I'm going to be ugly crying, apologizing for ugly crying, and trying to run and hide; not yelling at someone.
Verbally or physically assaulting others because a person doesn't like something IS 👏 NOT 👏 OKAY 👏. There needs to be consequences. "I harassed him like I always do." Oof. Yes to pressing charges.
This happened recently after those two Walmart shootings, my coworker who has some really bad anxiety had started shaking and trembling. The customer he was helping saw that, and said "People like you are the ones that shoot up Walmarts" My coworker called management and had to be taken aside to calm him down. One of our assistant managers finished up with the customer and had explained to the customer what was going on. By the end of it, the customer was apologizing.
@@florencee3324 From what I can tell, he is doing fine from what few conversations we do have. He actually quit a week or two ago. However, I do not think the customer was banned. If she was, I wasn't told.
My father grew up very poor. He graduated HS at 14, went to college, joined the ROTC and became an MD. As a radiologist he became wealthy but us children had no idea the parents were loaded. He taught us to always treat EVERYONE with respect and as equals. He treated janitors the same way he treated doctors and everyone else. He taught us to tip well for good service but NEVER, yell or disparage anyone who didn’t offer good service because no one knows what happens in those peoples lives. I’m 58 and I’m appalled by these people who treat others like dirt, especially since all our kids have worked in restaurants and other service roles to pay for schools. Everyone needs to be treated like a human and anyone miss treating people like that needs to be kicked out and trespassed. Once you are asked to leave YOU HAVE TO LEAVE or you are trespassing.
Your dad seems AWESOME. I'm just ye olde nepo baby but our teens in the family always have to work a minimum wage customer service position and they must work there and not get fired for a year or they don't get nepo baby privileges as an adult lmao I loved doing volunteer work for hobos (fulfilled 9000) but my brother was miserable because he recently got diagnosed with sociopathy so...
i became a retail store supervisor when i was 18. im 22 now. honestly, im used to the abuse 😂 but just an fyi for the angry karen’s out there, usually after dealing with a horrible customer we tell our co workers about it and laugh about what they said/did. and we won’t forget, even months later and you come in pretending to be a total sweetheart as if nothing happened we still remember and will point out to our co workers like “hey that’s the crazy lady from 2 months ago who threw a tantrum because she couldn’t return a used tooth brush! let’s see what entertainment we’ll get today” 😂
My 17 year old brother works for a coffee shop and is one of the most easygoing, kind, and respectful person I’ve ever met… somehow he always gets yelled at by customers.. praying for y’all in the service industry fr 😭😭
I felt bad for the fitting room staff at closing the other day. I work stocking for apparel overnight so the customer asked me to get into the fitting rooms. I told her I didn't have keys so I would see about getting her help. I took literally 2 minutes because they insist on associates checking times. The fitting room associates came back to organize the fitting room desk after dropping the keys in the safe. She went off on them. They had to call a manager because they didn't have keys. She's yelling at them the whole time. They start matching energy. Good news is the manager asked me what happened because I saw the whole thing since I was stocking men's socks and pants.
"charged with a malicious harassment based upon race charge" that is also a hate crime, right? Because that's what I'd have considered what she did as... Also, good. Glad she didn't get just a regular assault charge.
It really astounds me on how people actually do this kind of this shit. I cant even muster up the courage to ask for a fork, while some granny is slapping people out here.
What astounds me is how they're so confident and comfortable mistreating workers who TOUCH THEIR FOOD! Don't bite the hand that feeds you lol does everyone spit or fuck with drinks or food? No most of the time they don't. But there's a population of workers who do. And the worst part is that you NEVER know who's the type to do it. Lol
@@leahalford5769 I used to work at a Jack in the Box when I was 17 and some guy ordered a really big order which we needed time to make so I asked him to move his car up bc the food for the person behind him was ready but he refused saying that he wanted to stay in the shade, after repeating myself a few times he started calling me a dumb b*tch and some other things so I left to cool off and I cried a little, my coworker noticed this and proceeded to spit in all 6 burgers the guy ordered and didn't tell me until after. It's definitely something I would never do myself but it happened. This shows that not only the person you insult can ruin your food, but anyone in the kitchen is capable of it.
I for sure fell out of love with my ex girlfriend eventually because going out to eat was exhausting! I felt like a dancing clown trying to make up for her rude behavior and tone, I must have looked so crazy like bending over backwards to be, frankly insanely kind. Like my gf would order them to list all the ingredients in some dishes and then proceed to order some dish she made up by combining the ingredients of several dishes, all in the most entitled tone of voice, and id be out there like fanning the server with palm fronds and delivering cocktails to them with a speedo and bowtie out of nowhere. Finally in a lightbulb moment it hit me that how she treated servers, coupled with the way her parents viewed wealth, and her upper middle class affluence ... the systems were flashing red "she's the enemy, she's there enemy" and I peaced the hell out. Never looked back.
So...I've been working in tech-support for almost 5 years now. I am often so dumbfounded by the toxic cocktail of sheer stupidity and entitlement of customers in general. The fact that it's over the phone is a luxury I got to appreciate, while working on the ground face to face. These people don't have the luxury to just hang up, when the customer crosses the line. You get to gage the state of humanity, by simply observing, how people treat other people who are serving them. We are just deteriorating as a society, and it all started by cuddling such assholes feelings just to make a living.
Nah, it started with whyte supremacist narcissism that is still rampant … look at the stealing , killing, and destroying of other countries where the Us military occupies to “bring democracy” .
"We are just deteriorating as a society"? Wouldn't go THAT far, mate - don't forget people literally OWNED SLAVES not all that long ago and given that the majority of 'Karens' are middle-aged+, seems society is going in a more empathetic direction, after all. Also - not all of "society" is the U.S.
Been working in the fast food industry for 5 years been in management for 4 years and ive dealt with all of this. Literally had a uber eats driver yelling at all of us cause her entitled spoiled ass couldn't wait when everyone else had to wait as well. Our screens were full we were slammed crazy to the point i was running around had sweat dripping in my eyes and in my mouth. Eyes are burning at that point. I was like if you cant wait like everyone else then cancel the order and someone else will come pick it up. So frustrating but i move on with my day cause that's on them. I bust my ass everyday . these people smh. 🤦😂
as a 16 yr old with a job i can say that ppl dont care about age AT ALL they will rip you to shreds about any little thing,, for me i just try my hardest to smile through it but sometimes that gets tough lol
i’ve never understood that there was an old guy who was acting mad disrespectful towards me at my job and I literally told him do not disrespect me and he wanted to call corporate on me because I’m trying to correct nasty behavior mind you he is at least 60 years old and my manager was standing there he thought it was funny
I worked for a popular pizza company. We remember the karens. If you have an online account, or order over the phone, we can make private notes about you on your account. You treated me like shit yesterday? Looks like you're getting the small, shitty chicken strips on your next order. I had someone open their pizza and rub it all over the counter. Boom. Lifetime ban. Edit: more petty things I did to Karen's. 1) You get one less pepperoni on your pizza. They won't know, but I do. 2) all of your slices are cut, bar 2, that are stuck together. 3) one of your slices will have an unreasonable amount of sauce.
Zamn that reminds me when i was at summer camp and gave all the kids i didn’t like the red starburst out of my big sharable bag lol. I hate the red starburst.
I loved reading this 😂 I’m a hostess at a restaurant, and we usually have a pretty long waitlist on Saturday nights. Sometimes customers are major assholes to us over a wait time that we can’t control, so once their table comes available we wait an extra 5 minutes to notify them
When I knew I was ready to get out of bartending/food service, I got real snarky. This was a conversation I had with customers daily: Me: Hey, how’s it going? Customer: Diet Coke Me: Yeah, that’s not what I asked.
@@megantheescallion8565 yea my mom loves when everyone is nice because if you're having a good day then it's a good sign. There was this Starbucks where the manager was telling them not to be nice and so much more and they were miserable there it was sad.
@@krystinaxxlea I would literally say “I haven’t even decided if I’m serving you yet, so let’s use our manners.” And do it so nicely they would look even dumber if they got mad 😂😂
I remember working fast food for my first job and I was about to slap someone and another customer came up and said he was proud of me for working. I cried my whole break in the managers office because I had never been treated so nicely before at work. So guys be nice to people who work with food. It's already hot and loud in there and we are all at our limit.
Bruh I just had this lady yell at us because we told her she was standing in the wrong place to check out, she screamed that it was so unfair to her and stormed out the store- (Ps I quit my job the same week, I was done with that crap honestly)
fair enough honestly I had this lady and HER FRIENDS literally yell at me (to the point where other customers sitting down were looking at us) because the night before she didn't get her coffee because we were about to close and I was like bro it's not my fault that you didn't get your coffee last night you should've done something about it last night and not tonight?
it is so absolutely mind boggling to me how people come to the conclusion that 1) their order being messed up MUST be because we hate them and want them to starve, 2) that yelling and threatening us is the only way they can possibly get the correct order, and 3) any circumstances that could have caused the mix up (short staffed, new employees that are still training, etc.) do not exist and the staff is automatically malicious. how do people end up this miserable and cruel
I used to work retail. I had this Karen (around my age - mid twenties) flip out because her check wouldn’t go through. She had to hand me her ID before the check became an issue. She flipped out on me, and told me it was my fault, and cussed me out. I stood there and let her do her thing. She stormed off and ran out the door. I still had her ID. I walked out smiling and called after her. I said, “Ma’am” about 3 times loudly and she wouldn’t turn around. I finally said, “you forgot your ID.” She froze in the parking lot, and sent her friend back to get it from me. I told her friend to have a great day with a huge smile on my face.
On the last video: always press charges. If someone stole your credit card information at their own workplace, they seem really comfortable with stealing from people and clearly dont expect to get caught. She most likely did not do that the first time, and expected to get off with an apology, maybe that worked before.
When my brother and I were kids, people would be shocked by our politeness. I didn’t understand this until going out with my classmates. Now that I’m working, I understand more than ever. A polite kid will make your day.
Same! My mom told my siblings and I when we would get candy/a drink at the grocery store, and say "please" and "thank you" to the cashier, they would comment about how polite we were. And one time, one of our aunts laughed when we thanked her for giving us each a dollar, saying her kids would have pitched a fit. I remember being super confused as to why she thought it was funny.
8:27 how she gonna show up with not only a small bag, but in flip flops, and looking like Stephanie from Lazy Town with that bright pink hair and a pink shirt to go with it? 😂😂😂
"How you gonna insult me and then say the phrase "put some pep in your step?!" Ahahaa 😂 "You ain't gonna yell at me with crocs on" Boze, you're killing me 😂
I work at McDonald's and I'm the first person the people see, I take the money at the first window. I have experienced weird, perverted, hateful, and some scary people. Luckily though when people try to start something I immediately close my window and get my manager. Managers at my work are amazing and really look out for their employees.
currently work at walgreens, and got yelled at for asking for someones ID. She threw her debit card at me and said it was all she had on her. Cried in the bathroom.
I would totally press charges, she needs to learn that she can’t just get away with things, words aren’t gonna do shit. If she thinks nothing will happen she will do it again
i literally would have throw that woman's own sandwich at her face, she was asking for it so hard, or like just throw her food onto the floor outside of her reach
@@SirDavid290 it’s funny because they almost always blame the wrong thing. People think it’s instant when you start throwing up after eating something, when in reality food poisoning takes min 24 hours to set in, and eating again triggers it hard
Used to work at dunkin and we were pettyyyy. If someone started yelling we would smile at them turn the corner to the stove and take the longest possible to make it or do everything else first then give them their food with a big smile and thank them for coming.
Yo, my grandma would never behave like this. When you think of the most sweetest little old southern lady.. You're picturing my grandma. I've watched her seconds after shattering the entire right side of her face thank strangers repeatedly and then tell all the doctors she was fine and the surgeons not to make a fuss over her. She had to have her jaw wired shut for a full 16 weeks and never once made a single complaint. Less than a year later shattered her left heel, same thing. She could have someone spit in her face and her thank the person. Anyway my point is no.. no I cannot imagine my grandma behaving like that. Shameful.
Aww your grandma sounds lovely but I did have to laugh when you said she had her jaw wired shut for 16 weeks and didn't complain 😂 she couldn't could she? I'm just messing though, it was just the wording of it that sounded funny. Edit, I'd draw the line at thanking someone for spitting in my face. There's being a nice, polite person and there's being a total pushover. Sounds like she could do with being a little bit more confident in standing up for herself. My grandma was a very polite woman, devout Catholic, never swore, never smacked us as kids, was lovely to everyone but she wouldn't take any shit from anyone. She did have a voice if she ever needed to use it.
@@melodyvalentine8779 I mean she could still kinda talk, it would still be not entirely understandable but she could get sentences out. Also I think the spit in her face was a comparison and she probably wouldn't be okay with that if it happens Edit after seconds later: Why does every time I type I sound so aggressive and serious 😭😭😭😭😭
@@melodyvalentine8779 haha ... yea she could definitely speak with her jaw wired... just imagine talking with your teeth clenched together and that's what she was able to do. She even apologized to the trauma surgeons for having to take care of her. Also don't feel bad for laughing, once when I was about 19 we were yard saling and she tripped on a person's driveway where the concrete was busted up. She fell so fast she didn't react and did not break her fall... she just slammed directly on her face. And omg I felt so awful but i legitimately could not stop laughing. I felt horrible but i couldn't control it.. lol Still feel awful for it. No one has ever spit on her as far as I know, my point really was she's just kind 100% of the time no matter what.
@@GiGi-ob4bn 🤣🤣🤣 relatable! You don't sound aggressive imo... I also know a lot of the time it's difficult to gage context via text so don't sweat it ♡
As someone who works at starbucks, I always make sure to hand the card back as soon as I can bc I never want them to think I’m doing what the other starbucks worker was doing in the video. I can’t even fathom trying to steal a customers card info regardless of how they treat me.
Is this a USA thing ? We always give the interact machine to the customer unless they ask for help. In my country you aren't allowed handling people's cards. Gift cards and credit/debit card.
I had to ask the cashier to remove two sodas from the transaction because the sign said they were 99¢ and they turned out to be $5.99 each and I felt SO embarrassed bro. I could never cause a scene like these people and truly don’t understand why they haven’t figured out being nice to people means they will probably be more willing to help you
okay the parent making fun of the mcdonald's worker pissd me off. I worked at mcdonald's as a teen, starting at 14, and was treated like absolute garbage by *so many* full grown adult customers. shameful.
Working in service made me give up on humanity. Both customer and higher management really think they're entitled to everything while they make you feel like beggars.
I would never be able to keep my job while being treated like this. I’d loose my mind on these people. Especially the woman in the bad wig throwing signs at McDonalds.
I had to move away from customer service because people are getting worse and worse. I can't control my face and sometimes my mouth, so I had to get out of that profession 😂🤣
Likewise. Still in the game but it's gotten me into trouble. I can't act worth a shit. But my conduct and demeanor are always good. I do my job well and treat my customers with respect. It makes anyone who blows up on me look insane, and while it is stressful, I can take solace in that I'm infinitely better than them by virtue of being a decent person.
I swear some people really need to work customers service, see how they like being harassed over little things. Might teach them some manners and empathy, the audacity of some these Karen and Kyle’s.
You should also talk about the recent increase of memes just bothering work retail service, especially those on takeout. There's so many that are just filming themselves being assholes to fast food takeout workers and it being shown in meme compilations.
So at the last video, I'm definetely pressing charges. She keeps saying sorry, yet I don't believe it for one second. She could be sorry and scared of the consequences, but I don't believe it. I would continue to press charges to scare her out of doing it ever again and hopefully her parents will also punish her as well. If I were to drop the charges then, I would fear she would do this to someone else and me not folliowing through with pressing charges, I would feel really bad I didn't take action and press charges IF she were to do this to someone else. I'm not mad at the lady for not dropping the charges and getting on her in front of her manager, hopefullly her parents will take note of their daughter and the consequences she'll have to go through.
Not to mention she should not be in a job that handles such sensitive information, period, and the only way that'll happen is if there is a record of it...
This thing of handing over the credit card to someone is so foreign to me (which I realized quickly was the norm in the US), in many countries including my own, you hold onto your card and swipe it yourself on the machine/pos, no matter where you are (restaurant, bar, retail store etc). Nobody just asks you to hand them the credit/debit card for the payment. It's obvious anyone could take a copy in a sec if they wanted to. 🤷♀️
I worked retail pharmacy for 3 years. I was usually able to calm people down if there was a hang up with getting their prescriptions ready on time or if we were out of stock, but I did have one lady threaten me because her insurance was having to prior-authorization something. I asked my pharmacist to step in on that one. I once had a guy yell at me through the drive-thru for 15 minutes because the company I worked for was sending him messages about his prescriptions and he wanted them to pay his phone bill. I explained to him how to cancel getting the messages and just let him rant. Eventually he ran out of steam, apologized, and just said he was having a bad day. Some people see retail workers as legitimate targets to unleash their anger on.
me having a bad day: accepts my order made wrong and goes home after telling everyone to have a good day and smiling karens after getting the correct order made fresh: screeches incoherently
She's 19. You bet your ass I'm pressing Charges!! Someone who's 19 should know copying a Credit Card to steal from is Wrong! If they were younger I'll let it slide, since they probably will change when they're older, but 19?!
@@ryanslack2666 At 19 you already know stealing someone's Credit Card is a Horrible choice to make. At 16 you start to gain some financial responsibilities by working retail, fast-food, and some other things. So in my opinion, a 19 year old is old enough, and too old to bring in Age as an Excuse. Just like a 20 year old Driving Down the Freeway at High Velocities is old enough to know they shouldn't be going that fast. There's a reason why for certain crimes you're tried as every other adult by 18.
on the topic of businesses trying to blow things off because its “bad for business”, it really pisses me off at times. at my work, a coworker of mine who i loved working with, she had been there for like five years, was sprayed with bear mace in our parking lot as she was coming in for her shift. the police did nothing about it, and neither did our store. because the person who maced her and her husband was someone who came in regularly, they refused to do anything about it. she ended up quitting not long after and it made me so sad as she was so fun to work with. not only that, but our managers STILL wanted her to work her shift after the incident. i saw her face when she came in after it had happened and it was horrible. i felt so bad for her and the whole scenario still makes me so angry.
Or ya know, just make it yourself 😂😂 my family been making our own garlic butter spread and toasting it on regular bread for years. And honestly it’s so much better than the stuff at restaurants.
Worked at the cafe In target from time to time. This woman comes to the counter with her daughter (kid was probably 11 or 12) I was busy cleaning up in the back area. This woman really started to slap the counter talkin about “HELLO?!” Her daughter asked for a soft pretzel, her mother proceeds to talk MAD shit about how our pretzels are nothing compared to the ones in the mall. COMPLETELY UNPROVOKED. People are wild.
When I used to waitress, we'd often get guys who were gross, and would leer at you or make sexual comments. One of our waitresses was 16 at the time and an older man tried to smack her ass. My boss, usually wildly accommodating to customers, physically picked him up, carried him out of the restaurant, set him on the sidewalk and told him he'd be setting him down in traffic next if he ever saw his face again 😅 it's a treasured memory of mine.
The Dunkin Donuts employee should have walked to the far end of the counter and put it down there instead of handing it to her. Made her walk to get it. 😂
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I would totally press charges on that girl, especially because right after she apologize she started making excuses that she was only 19 and a good kid
That last video is so old but when I started working fast food I had a customer come up and try to accuse me of doing exactly what she did but I had to call my boss to come show them the security footage that I just took it out and left it on the counter but they I guess didn't see me put it down. But since then when I work in fast food I made sure if I had to leave the window for any reason at all that their card was in full view at the window or leave it in the thing so that no one could ever even think I would do something like that.
YEP, she's not really sorry. You kind of have to press charges for her next and past victims.
@@LoRosa0224 I recently used to work window as well and I guess I look a certain way because I take the money/ card pay and wait for a print out without ever setting it down because I can be so forgetful. Well 70 percent of the time by the time I’m almost done they scoot their car up and I see them watching me! Like okay whatever I look like a criminal to you but a dumb one too?! Rude.
I also know it happens to me way more often then some other employees even more than the minors, that’s why I assume it’s the way I look. Maybe the way I look and also that people often mistake me for underage.
fr… like you’re such a good girl that you stole over $200 from a woman
@@alainer0611 from a mother lmfao, shame on her
My parents are pretty well off and they still made me and my two siblings work retail to help us develop empathy and a sense of what the Real World is like. These are people just trying to do their jobs, treat them like you’d want people to treat YOU on your least favorite shift!
Can u give me some mula? 👀
@@Am0ha lol 😂
@@Am0ha girl cmon
@@Am0ha Best I can give you is this, courtesy of my Useless College Degree: 母辣. It's pronounced "Mu La" in Chinese and means "Spicy Mom." 😉 Might not be money, but I hope it gave you a laugh.
Retail job doesn’t teach you what the real world is like. Working in the fields in 120 degree weather for 10 hours straight every day will show you what the real world is like.
They really should start a "no respect, no service" policy
👏👏👏 YES
I've worked in retail. I 100% agree with this
I think a sign on the front door would be a great idea.
I'm in management at a large fast food restaurant, and we have the right to refuse service, however, most of the time, if you're just cursing us out or being a dick, we'll still serve you because we want your money. The only reason I'd refuse service is if personally I felt unsafe or if you provoked or harassed one of my employees. If you're just going to call me names, sure whatever, I'll serve you, but if you harass one of my employees, especially one of my minors, that's where I draw the line. You're not getting served and you're also getting banned from our location.
@@rachelcrepeault7617 I was so lucky that my last job was at a hardware store, where I was allowed to be a bit bitchy since I didn’t "look like I should work there"
The looks they gave me when I talked back? 😙👌
As someone who's worked in the food service industry and messed up people's order, and as someone who's ordered food and received an incorrect order, I can't even begin to tell you how happy food service workers are to fix the order if you ask politely and don't freak out about it.
Fancy seeing you here. And honestly, it’s saddening how fast food workers are joyed by the bare minimum. Some customers are batshit crazy.
@@arandomladywithabadsleepsc1748
Do we know each other? XD
@@kirikakirikakirika Oh no, I’ve just seen you on other videos lmao. Thought it was a funny coincidence.
@@arandomladywithabadsleepsc1748
I do tend to frequent Boze's videos. Love her content. XD
@Jocelyn Davis exactly there’s assholes on both sides of the cash register.. my biggest pet peeve is when I literally order one thing & they cut me off saying “will that complete your order?” & then continue to say it after each item I order like I’ll lyk when I’m done Jesus 🤣 but I’ve never went crazy on a mf.. the closest I’ve come to talkin crazy was when they were being disrespectful to my grandpa that has pancreatic cancer they just kept rolling their eyes at him & cutting him off like wtf lol.. I’m not a fan of the saying “there’s no reason to talk crazy to a fast food employee.” It’s like saying “there’s no reason to hit a woman.” Like there’s plenty of reasons we just don’t do it 🤣🤷🏽♂️ as the great comedian bill burr said
I am a fast food manager, so I'm surrounded by literal children at work most of the time. And I am QUICK to come to their defence when an entitled asshole Karen decides to come at 1 of them sideways. I have 4 kids of my own, so protecting those kids comes natural. They are MY kids when they are in the store with me, and I have proven it when the occasion arises. I will lose my job with a smile on my face cuz the customer is NOT always right.
I'm lucky that my GM is ready and more than willing to stand up for her crew and her managers. If push came to shove, I wouldn't actually get fired unless I got physical. And she has proven it right in front of me before.
She might have had covid too because lately it's been floating around they had to send me home for a week. These kind of customers come in the store in raged like that they should probably be tested for covid too before they leave it's not fair because it sets the employees check back for a week and it makes them late on there rent.
as you should
bro, the sheer embarrassment that making a scene in public would cause me is enough to make me never do anything close to this on even my worst days. people who take out their feelings on other, completely unrelated people are so cringe.
They have no shame and no self awareness or they wouldn't be bold enough to do it lol
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Not "I'm sorry that this is an inconvenience for you", YOU STOLE HER CREDIT CARD INFORMATION AND PROCEEDED TO SPEND MONEY THAT ISN'T YOURS. An inconvenience would be giving her the wrong order, not literal theft. I hope being charged with credit card fraud isn't too big an inconvenience for the employee.
That employee in the video was so wrong.
"Oh no real inconvenience. I guess my kid and I just won't eat this month because you wanted a $200 purse."
Mentally stunted, that barista is.
I had an employee at Burger King ring up the wrong order for me. She saw her mistake and knew she needed to fix it. It was $2 more than what I was originally going to pay. I wouldn’t have minded but she didn’t want to charge me the extra money. Awesome employee.
We can have sympathy for her, but we also need to remember she didn't just get "tangled up in that" - she CAUSED the entanglement of her victims due to her choice. Doesn't matter if she's a "smart" or not so smart person, she still needs to be held accountable - even more so if she had the mental capability to more fully understand what she was doing.
@@kaybadberg534 Had a McDonald's employee try to charge me $13 for a single quarter pounder meal, back when they were $5.75 with tax. Had to get a manager to fix it, because they refused to admit they had it wrong. Bad employee.
I used to work at Wendy’s. There was a day where the delivery truck had something going on and it ended up with us not having fries for the day. The amount of disrespect and insults that were spewed our way was just insane.
That’s a shame cause we’re blessed to live in a country with endless food options/availability (for some), but the common fool wouldn’t consider that🤷🏽♀️
I went to burger King one time and they didn't have chicken nuggets and you know what I did. Ordered something else XD
Yall's fries suck anyway
Omg that happened to me at Popeye's..... we didn't have fries and people got so upset like damn we have other sides to were not McDonald's...
People don’t understand that sometimes there are food shortages or maybe the food is too frozen to serve, but they either already are having too bad of a day to care or they just want to stir something up. They just want to take it out on the nearest person.
"you aint goin to yell at me with crocs on" I WHEEZED SO HARD FOR THIS LMAOAOAOAOOOOO
It does make me feel good about myself to know that even on days when I'm exhausted and having a bad chronic pain flare, I've never been worse than slightly, politely impatient with service workers.... Even on days when I'm about two seconds from crying, I've never been a Karen. So what excuse do these folks have?
Fr I've had a bunch of bad shit happen over and over on a day an still stayed calm enough ya know lil sharp tone but never swear or nothing
A good person walks through the world trying to do as little damage as possible
Dude my whole life up to 22yo I was such an anxious little pushover, one time I tried to order 5 burgers and fries from McDonald's (don't judge me 😅) and the lady only rung up 2 of the burgers and I was just like "yeah that's right" bc I didn't want to repeat myself or "inconvenience" her.. so I left with a fraction of my order, a forced smile on my face and my tail between my legs 😂 now I'm more assertive and dare a bitch to try me if necessary but still I could NEVER imagine acting like this to people just trying to do their job.
Entitlement + anger management issues
Like I might have an attitude, but I'll still say please and thank you and be understanding if things go wrong. I literally can't imagine losing it on someone to the point of throwing out slurs, committing assault of any kind, screaming, etc.
It's painfully obvious when someone has never worked customer service
Edit: I've read the comments and I promise I'm not saying that everyone who doesn't work customer service is a jerk, I'm saying that certain people can give off a sense of entitlement, I think it's possible that they don't know when to put themselves in the shoes of others.
Them, nor anybody they know or care about. Some people are so far removed its crazy.
Sometimes they worked customer service in the 80s and STILL COMPARE every instance to their work that they did when they were your age
I mean... I haven't worked costumer service and I'm always nice to them. And if anything goes wrong I understand because I'm human, they're human, we all mistakes. Like wtf, why would anyone get mad for like the smallest thing? I'm assuming they're projecting and just finding an easy target for their anger. They probably do it towards people working in customer service because you gotta be nice and just take it... because if you try and do something (like that guy who tried to make the male Karen leave) you'll get attacked and threatened even more.
My grandpa didn’t and he’s just really entitled about how sometimes we get a dollar raise ?? Okay but it still doesn’t fit living standards so let’s hope for another
EDIT: My bad, I misinterpreted your comment and made some assumptions I shouldn't have. I do apologize about that.
I took the liberty of removing my original reply in hopes that the triggered one below will stop getting triggered 😂👍✌
Not really customer service. But as a lifeguard, the amount of parents you get that yell at you for yelling at their misbehaving kids is astounding. But man do I love it when parents agree with the lifeguards who scold
I used to be a lifeguard so I totally get where you’re coming from ✋😫 stay strong
BRO my time as a lifeguard was the worst thing. Both because my coworkers were all 16 year olds who didnt know anything about work ethic and just parents LOSING THEIR MINDS over the simplest things. There was also a man that constantly trespassed and recorded kids in the pool and we had to go into lock down (AT WORK) more than once. :/
@@Thylacinuscyno we did have occasions where it was bad. We had a lot of poop last year. Where it did not belong, and there was a guy who was trying to fight a pregnant lady and punching signs
Thank u so much for ur service. U n every lifeguard has a great relationship wit the ppl n need to kno ur appreciated n cant take petty ppl in to acct. Kids need to be yelled at for almost makin possible deadly mistakes. The day I found out about dry drowning scared me. Safety is key.
@Gia Miss White Hey, thanks a lot. We need that as most of us don't get that.
I actually just had a really nice incident where a kid came down the slide head first on the belly, which is not allowed and it is posted. Was on my way to bring attention to it, but the momma of the kid got to her first. Then mom turned around and apologized and all I could do was laugh- nothing scarier than an angry momma lol
the sad thing is if we get yelled at by someone having a bad day it’s OUR fault as employees
Bruuhhh, yesterday i got a complaint from a costumer for getting her order RIGHT. I even repeated her order b4 she left, and came back complaining that i didn't give her what she wanted 🤣 (i did, but she wanted other thing that I previously suggested and she didn't want it).
@@Redrosses_ It's cause these idiots change their minds on what they wanted, but are too embarrassed to say anything so they blame the workers. I see it all the time too, such stupidity.
But it's really not
@@jaysonlloyd5716 u prob dont even have one g
@@Redrosses_ I just quit my job at wingstop after working there for a yr and this happened to me so many times. I work at pinstack now girl 💕 go work at pinstack if u have one in ur area. They have so many benefits. You can be a bowl desk cashier and you’ll get free food but u won’t be rlly working with the food part of it anymore which I think is nice cuz I’ve grown to hate the food industry. It’s so negative and corrupt, I couldn’t do it anymore.
I’m an almost 27 year old married adult. If my parents ever caught me treating someone like this, they’d kill me. Treat people with respect. End of the story.
As someone who has worked in food service industry for years, here's an old school tip for everyone:
#1 Never piss off people who fix your food!!
#2 Your food will...*ahem*... not be right!
#3 Food workers Never forget you.... your food will never be right again
#4 Food workers tell everyone, every shift... your food will never be right again
#5 Food workers know who rides with you... yours and their food will never be right
All done with a smile and please come back again!
I’ve had the worst day of my life, and I was still kind to service employees and they actually were always super nice and made me feel better
Multiple times my fast food job drove me to tears. And I had customers trying to tip me (wasn't allowed to accept 🙃) and telling me it'd get better. 💔
@@liddolwiddol I never had a job that had me so stressed out and in tears as often as I did at Little Caesars. The customers were awful, but the other staff were so verbally abusive when I was stuck doing several different things at once all the time. Definitely was not getting paid enough (Started at $7.50, ended at $8.15. This was in fucking 2020) to deal with the shit I had to, and I'd try not to cry whenever I was on register but one time I did and this woman was so nice to me about it. I definitely feel you on that, and I already had respect for fast food workers before but now I have an even deeper sense of understanding for them since experiencing that.
I’ve cried serving food but I’m just as happy to tell McDonald’s I’m allergic to cheese even though I know it’s a damn lie instead of saying something or doing something rude.
That's the most positive comment that i've read for a while
It's really great to be nice to people
I hope ur recent days are okay 👍
not me sitting here cackling at my own title
somtimes i make myself laugh too
We all were 💀💀
Clinics must be flooded with these Cynics
DAMN BOZE!!! You are SO FINE!!! And your personality is on 🔥. Don’t ever change. ♥️ I know you got a boyfriend and I like to respect peoples relationships but if you EVER become single LET ME KNOW. Holla at cha boi. Hope you like Mexican 😘😎
Rightfully so
The parent of the 17 yr old can sue that lady. This grown adult literally slapped a child. I'd never, these people can literally spit in your food like- ✋️🤐
I can’t get over that the police couldn’t arrest that lady because they didn’t witness her slapping him with their own eyes. How does that make sense?
@@treeofrage7622 agreed. as a fast food worker, if you throw hands or food/drink at me, I am taking you down right then and there. I do NOT mess around with these kinds of entitled assholes.
The closest I've had to a 'public freakout' at a food place was when I was having a bad day at college, I went to the cafeteria and ordered mozzarella sticks because they're my comfort food. The gal took my order but for some reason never made it before the shift switched out. I waited three hours before I went and asked for them while actively crying because it was the edge of a breakdown for so long
Imagine wearing crocs and your mask under your nose and still having the audacity to yell at someone in public. Couldn’t be me
Pshh how is she supposed to verbally abuse someone if she doesn’t first lower her mask?! 😂
crocs are so comfy though!
I'd press charges. You're only 19 but you know right from wrong. You know your actions have consequences. Too many cases where young adults are excused and then end up doing worse things later.
Dude I thought the same until I remembered that I’m 18 and would never even think of doing this. Age honestly isn’t an excuse for something as serious as this, especially when you’re a literal adult
I wouldn't have done this at 16 let alone 19.
I tried to be a Karen once; I said: "I will not be coming here again" as if that matters to anybody but the owner, and then proceeded to leave my wallet behind. The cashier was like: "umm you forgot this" and handed me my wallet. I ended up coming back and apologizing because I felt bad.
You ruined your dramatic exit by leaving you wallet and the employee still be a decent person called your attention to it. 😆😅😂
I love that life taught you a wholesome karma lesson. You’re good on the inside. Just had a crunchy outside there for a minute. And yeah everyone has THOSE days. It’s not like you slapped a teenager or threw a metal sign across the counter
I just want to highlight the fact that Karen's have jobs too, sometimes the anger or frustration is justified...but it's never okay to hit or berate people period.
I Karen’d ONCE, and I felt TERRIBLE afterward (didn’t even raise my voice, I just stood there holding up my receipt so they’d see they kept skipping my number)
It’s not a good feeling! I don’t understand how these people can act like this over and over without a shred of guilt!
You're not a Karen. Karens never apologize or see fault in their actions. It was probably rude, but you're not a Karen.
Idk how these people are so confident in harassing the people who make their food. I know they find the taste of fart boogers and spit absolutely delicious if they get their meal afterwards
thats how i think. im nice af to these people. i cant see them making my food lol only place u can be rude is subway 😂
I know some ppl say "im not gonna stoop to their level by doing that" but Im not that person, I will stoop to your level bc some ppl got me fucked up.
I absolutely LIVE BY the commandment "Thou shalt not fuck with people handling your food"
Boze, I honestly wanna thank you so much for posting such good content. I’m going through some tough shit rn and your videos help me get through it easier.
Hope you got through it 🤍
[7:22] THAT! Thank you!
That's what blows my mind the most about Karens, audacity aside. Why would anyone choose to remain in an environment where they're CLEARLY not wanted or welcome??? ...but these damn Karens &Chads...smh
I feel embarrassed for these people tbh. Like- let me catch myself treating a fast-food worker like shit for no damn reason, I would have immediately popped a cap in my ass afterward.
That’s the thing, these people don’t feel embarrassment or shame, that’s why they do it
i was driving some co workers home maybe 2 years ago, a guy in my back seat started yelling randomly through the window calling the lady a “dumb bitch,” demeaning her, saying she’s dumb because they got their orders and his was gonna take a sec longer, i told him to shut up or i’ll drive away, he clearly didn’t believe me, and didn’t shut up, i told the woman in the window to cancel his order and drove away with no refund for him, i told him that’s a lesson for being such an asshole
@@razzberry4756 yesss
so glad that employee stood up for that manager
imagine saying someone has a mental disorder and then acting like you did nothing wrong
100% press charges on the credit card thief. It's the same as if it was an ID theft, they're stealing more than just the numbers and cash.
its literally not ID theft.
I work at McDonald's and I had a dude yell at me because we weren't serving breakfast at 7:00 pm. I told him we don't make breakfast past 12 and he legit screamed "ITS 7 AM WHY ARENT YOU SERVING MCGRIDDLES!" I just looked at him and said, "it's 7:00 pm sir." AND THIS DUDE HAD THE AUDACITY TO NOT APOLOGIZE AFTER REALIZING HE WAS STUPID
Bro, if I'm having a bad day and have a mental breakdown in public, I'm going to be ugly crying, apologizing for ugly crying, and trying to run and hide; not yelling at someone.
Verbally or physically assaulting others because a person doesn't like something IS 👏 NOT 👏 OKAY 👏. There needs to be consequences. "I harassed him like I always do." Oof. Yes to pressing charges.
This happened recently after those two Walmart shootings, my coworker who has some really bad anxiety had started shaking and trembling. The customer he was helping saw that, and said "People like you are the ones that shoot up Walmarts"
My coworker called management and had to be taken aside to calm him down. One of our assistant managers finished up with the customer and had explained to the customer what was going on. By the end of it, the customer was apologizing.
That is so disgusting I hope the customer was banned I hope your co worker is ok .
The customer shouldn't have needed to have it explained to not say such a horrible thing.
@@florencee3324 From what I can tell, he is doing fine from what few conversations we do have. He actually quit a week or two ago.
However, I do not think the customer was banned. If she was, I wasn't told.
He had an illness, what a rancid cow.
I HATE when people make personal attacks (appearance, mental state, competence, etc.) against retail, restaurant, etc. workers- so wrong.
My father grew up very poor. He graduated HS at 14, went to college, joined the ROTC and became an MD. As a radiologist he became wealthy but us children had no idea the parents were loaded. He taught us to always treat EVERYONE with respect and as equals. He treated janitors the same way he treated doctors and everyone else. He taught us to tip well for good service but NEVER, yell or disparage anyone who didn’t offer good service because no one knows what happens in those peoples lives.
I’m 58 and I’m appalled by these people who treat others like dirt, especially since all our kids have worked in restaurants and other service roles to pay for schools.
Everyone needs to be treated like a human and anyone miss treating people like that needs to be kicked out and trespassed. Once you are asked to leave YOU HAVE TO LEAVE or you are trespassing.
I had to make sure I didn't write this, because that's basically my dad's life as well, same job too!
Your dad seems AWESOME. I'm just ye olde nepo baby but our teens in the family always have to work a minimum wage customer service position and they must work there and not get fired for a year or they don't get nepo baby privileges as an adult lmao
I loved doing volunteer work for hobos (fulfilled 9000) but my brother was miserable because he recently got diagnosed with sociopathy so...
i became a retail store supervisor when i was 18. im 22 now. honestly, im used to the abuse 😂 but just an fyi for the angry karen’s out there, usually after dealing with a horrible customer we tell our co workers about it and laugh about what they said/did. and we won’t forget, even months later and you come in pretending to be a total sweetheart as if nothing happened we still remember and will point out to our co workers like “hey that’s the crazy lady from 2 months ago who threw a tantrum because she couldn’t return a used tooth brush! let’s see what entertainment we’ll get today” 😂
this is very true. we remember you and we sure be talking about you if you come in and make a fool of yourself.
My 17 year old brother works for a coffee shop and is one of the most easygoing, kind, and respectful person I’ve ever met… somehow he always gets yelled at by customers.. praying for y’all in the service industry fr 😭😭
I felt bad for the fitting room staff at closing the other day. I work stocking for apparel overnight so the customer asked me to get into the fitting rooms. I told her I didn't have keys so I would see about getting her help. I took literally 2 minutes because they insist on associates checking times. The fitting room associates came back to organize the fitting room desk after dropping the keys in the safe. She went off on them. They had to call a manager because they didn't have keys. She's yelling at them the whole time. They start matching energy. Good news is the manager asked me what happened because I saw the whole thing since I was stocking men's socks and pants.
"charged with a malicious harassment based upon race charge" that is also a hate crime, right? Because that's what I'd have considered what she did as... Also, good. Glad she didn't get just a regular assault charge.
It really astounds me on how people actually do this kind of this shit. I cant even muster up the courage to ask for a fork, while some granny is slapping people out here.
LMAO FR THO
You're very funny. Thanks. I get bullied at the drive-through all of the time.
What astounds me is how they're so confident and comfortable mistreating workers who TOUCH THEIR FOOD! Don't bite the hand that feeds you lol does everyone spit or fuck with drinks or food? No most of the time they don't. But there's a population of workers who do. And the worst part is that you NEVER know who's the type to do it. Lol
@@leahalford5769 I used to work at a Jack in the Box when I was 17 and some guy ordered a really big order which we needed time to make so I asked him to move his car up bc the food for the person behind him was ready but he refused saying that he wanted to stay in the shade, after repeating myself a few times he started calling me a dumb b*tch and some other things so I left to cool off and I cried a little, my coworker noticed this and proceeded to spit in all 6 burgers the guy ordered and didn't tell me until after. It's definitely something I would never do myself but it happened. This shows that not only the person you insult can ruin your food, but anyone in the kitchen is capable of it.
Want to get a good idea of a person's true character, look at how they treat the average service worker.
yup.
Nah, the true test is the shopping cart test, if they don't put the shopping cart in the designated spot, they an asshole.
@@steventheanteater7579 that too
I for sure fell out of love with my ex girlfriend eventually because going out to eat was exhausting! I felt like a dancing clown trying to make up for her rude behavior and tone, I must have looked so crazy like bending over backwards to be, frankly insanely kind. Like my gf would order them to list all the ingredients in some dishes and then proceed to order some dish she made up by combining the ingredients of several dishes, all in the most entitled tone of voice, and id be out there like fanning the server with palm fronds and delivering cocktails to them with a speedo and bowtie out of nowhere. Finally in a lightbulb moment it hit me that how she treated servers, coupled with the way her parents viewed wealth, and her upper middle class affluence ... the systems were flashing red "she's the enemy, she's there enemy" and I peaced the hell out. Never looked back.
@@steventheanteater7579 dang
"no respect, no service" policy APPROVED!
dON'T WE JUST love when people trim the videos to make themselves look innocent. 12:40
So...I've been working in tech-support for almost 5 years now. I am often so dumbfounded by the toxic cocktail of sheer stupidity and entitlement of customers in general. The fact that it's over the phone is a luxury I got to appreciate, while working on the ground face to face. These people don't have the luxury to just hang up, when the customer crosses the line. You get to gage the state of humanity, by simply observing, how people treat other people who are serving them. We are just deteriorating as a society, and it all started by cuddling such assholes feelings just to make a living.
Nah, it started with whyte supremacist narcissism that is still rampant … look at the stealing , killing, and destroying of other countries where the Us military occupies to “bring democracy” .
"We are just deteriorating as a society"? Wouldn't go THAT far, mate - don't forget people literally OWNED SLAVES not all that long ago and given that the majority of 'Karens' are middle-aged+, seems society is going in a more empathetic direction, after all. Also - not all of "society" is the U.S.
@@izstrella Just because it's not as obvious on the surface doesn't mean the foundations of society aren't crumbling. You can't see air, afterall.
5:51 This dude is the same type of person that keeps poking the bear until they get angry, then he's all like, "Chill chill, why are you angry?"
Yessss ...I seriously hate it
Honestly wanted to see his face get caved in.
This why I couldn’t do fast food service; because I would absolutely start sobbing the moment some Karen raises their voice
100% same, I couldn't deal with that.
I j serve attitude right back🤷🏼♀️
@Alli yep I've been there before :/
@Alli I was the exact same way. That bathroom saw many tears from me lol
Simply walk away or just hurry them up. That’s what I do.
Been working in the fast food industry for 5 years been in management for 4 years and ive dealt with all of this. Literally had a uber eats driver yelling at all of us cause her entitled spoiled ass couldn't wait when everyone else had to wait as well. Our screens were full we were slammed crazy to the point i was running around had sweat dripping in my eyes and in my mouth. Eyes are burning at that point. I was like if you cant wait like everyone else then cancel the order and someone else will come pick it up. So frustrating but i move on with my day cause that's on them. I bust my ass everyday . these people smh. 🤦😂
Girl I’ve binged watched your vids cuz I’ve been so sick & my stomach is KILLING me from laughing so hard. I ADORE you & appreciate you!
as a 16 yr old with a job i can say that ppl dont care about age AT ALL they will rip you to shreds about any little thing,, for me i just try my hardest to smile through it but sometimes that gets tough lol
i’ve never understood that there was an old guy who was acting mad disrespectful towards me at my job and I literally told him do not disrespect me and he wanted to call corporate on me because I’m trying to correct nasty behavior mind you he is at least 60 years old and my manager was standing there he thought it was funny
I worked for a popular pizza company. We remember the karens. If you have an online account, or order over the phone, we can make private notes about you on your account. You treated me like shit yesterday? Looks like you're getting the small, shitty chicken strips on your next order. I had someone open their pizza and rub it all over the counter. Boom. Lifetime ban.
Edit: more petty things I did to Karen's.
1) You get one less pepperoni on your pizza. They won't know, but I do.
2) all of your slices are cut, bar 2, that are stuck together.
3) one of your slices will have an unreasonable amount of sauce.
Reading this made me cackle, I thoroughly enjoy people like you ^~^
My pizza slices get stuck together nd I'm nice tf
Zamn that reminds me when i was at summer camp and gave all the kids i didn’t like the red starburst out of my big sharable bag lol. I hate the red starburst.
I loved reading this 😂 I’m a hostess at a restaurant, and we usually have a pretty long waitlist on Saturday nights. Sometimes customers are major assholes to us over a wait time that we can’t control, so once their table comes available we wait an extra 5 minutes to notify them
When I knew I was ready to get out of bartending/food service, I got real snarky. This was a conversation I had with customers daily:
Me: Hey, how’s it going?
Customer: Diet Coke
Me: Yeah, that’s not what I asked.
REAL SHIT
"Hi welcome to [fast food chain inserted here] what c-"
"Diet coke. That's it."
I HATE IT when customers do that shit then get mad that we weren't polite and friendly enough like what the fucj
God forbid these customers can't be rude to the workers and get their two large diet cokes. Fuck those customers man
@@megantheescallion8565 yea my mom loves when everyone is nice because if you're having a good day then it's a good sign. There was this Starbucks where the manager was telling them not to be nice and so much more and they were miserable there it was sad.
@@krystinaxxlea I would literally say “I haven’t even decided if I’m serving you yet, so let’s use our manners.” And do it so nicely they would look even dumber if they got mad 😂😂
Lmao…”you ain’t gone be yellin at me with crocs on” 😂😂
5:11 aint even in sports mode
I remember working fast food for my first job and I was about to slap someone and another customer came up and said he was proud of me for working. I cried my whole break in the managers office because I had never been treated so nicely before at work. So guys be nice to people who work with food. It's already hot and loud in there and we are all at our limit.
Bruh I just had this lady yell at us because we told her she was standing in the wrong place to check out, she screamed that it was so unfair to her and stormed out the store-
(Ps I quit my job the same week, I was done with that crap honestly)
fair enough honestly I had this lady and HER FRIENDS literally yell at me (to the point where other customers sitting down were looking at us) because the night before she didn't get her coffee because we were about to close and I was like bro it's not my fault that you didn't get your coffee last night you should've done something about it last night and not tonight?
The "I'm sorry" credit card thief might have started to confess because the lady in the drive through pulled up with the most intense mom voice ever 😂
false confessions are actually more common than legitimate confession. she probably just wanted the beached whale out of her drive through.
I felt like I was in trouble fr
She may be a credit card theif, but there's one thing she is not and that sir is a liar 😂
Fr I KNEW the Starbucks worker got war flashbacks
it is so absolutely mind boggling to me how people come to the conclusion that 1) their order being messed up MUST be because we hate them and want them to starve, 2) that yelling and threatening us is the only way they can possibly get the correct order, and 3) any circumstances that could have caused the mix up (short staffed, new employees that are still training, etc.) do not exist and the staff is automatically malicious. how do people end up this miserable and cruel
I used to work retail. I had this Karen (around my age - mid twenties) flip out because her check wouldn’t go through. She had to hand me her ID before the check became an issue. She flipped out on me, and told me it was my fault, and cussed me out. I stood there and let her do her thing. She stormed off and ran out the door. I still had her ID. I walked out smiling and called after her. I said, “Ma’am” about 3 times loudly and she wouldn’t turn around. I finally said, “you forgot your ID.” She froze in the parking lot, and sent her friend back to get it from me. I told her friend to have a great day with a huge smile on my face.
On the last video: always press charges. If someone stole your credit card information at their own workplace, they seem really comfortable with stealing from people and clearly dont expect to get caught. She most likely did not do that the first time, and expected to get off with an apology, maybe that worked before.
When my brother and I were kids, people would be shocked by our politeness. I didn’t understand this until going out with my classmates. Now that I’m working, I understand more than ever. A polite kid will make your day.
Same! My mom told my siblings and I when we would get candy/a drink at the grocery store, and say "please" and "thank you" to the cashier, they would comment about how polite we were. And one time, one of our aunts laughed when we thanked her for giving us each a dollar, saying her kids would have pitched a fit. I remember being super confused as to why she thought it was funny.
We don’t need mandatory military service, we need mandatory retail service
FR
Literally like u should not be allowed to vote unless you've worked a minimum wage job for at least 3 months 😭
Who’s mandating military service ?
It should be a requirement graduate High School!
@@enriqueaguilar422 Several countries, do you want the full list? I can find all that and the time required too
Off topic but boze is literally so pretty.
8:27 how she gonna show up with not only a small bag, but in flip flops, and looking like Stephanie from Lazy Town with that bright pink hair and a pink shirt to go with it? 😂😂😂
"How you gonna insult me and then say the phrase "put some pep in your step?!" Ahahaa 😂
"You ain't gonna yell at me with crocs on" Boze, you're killing me 😂
I work at McDonald's and I'm the first person the people see, I take the money at the first window. I have experienced weird, perverted, hateful, and some scary people. Luckily though when people try to start something I immediately close my window and get my manager. Managers at my work are amazing and really look out for their employees.
I am glad to hear it. I hope all McD's employees can say that!
Been waiting for some new boze 🙌 I've officially binged everything 😳
SAME FNFJFJFJ ive watched the majority of their videos so bless the new uploads
Fr
I feel the same way about booze.
Same, she's just so addictive! 🤗
Samee
currently work at walgreens, and got yelled at for asking for someones ID. She threw her debit card at me and said it was all she had on her. Cried in the bathroom.
I would totally press charges, she needs to learn that she can’t just get away with things, words aren’t gonna do shit. If she thinks nothing will happen she will do it again
i literally would have throw that woman's own sandwich at her face, she was asking for it so hard, or like just throw her food onto the floor outside of her reach
i wouldve been holdin back tears lmal
I would’ve gone x10 slower just to be petty LOL
IM NOT THE BIGGER PERSON 😭😭
You know, 1 out of 6 Americans get food poisoning.
@@SirDavid290 it’s funny because they almost always blame the wrong thing. People think it’s instant when you start throwing up after eating something, when in reality food poisoning takes min 24 hours to set in, and eating again triggers it hard
Used to work at dunkin and we were pettyyyy. If someone started yelling we would smile at them turn the corner to the stove and take the longest possible to make it or do everything else first then give them their food with a big smile and thank them for coming.
Yo, my grandma would never behave like this. When you think of the most sweetest little old southern lady.. You're picturing my grandma. I've watched her seconds after shattering the entire right side of her face thank strangers repeatedly and then tell all the doctors she was fine and the surgeons not to make a fuss over her. She had to have her jaw wired shut for a full 16 weeks and never once made a single complaint. Less than a year later shattered her left heel, same thing. She could have someone spit in her face and her thank the person. Anyway my point is no.. no I cannot imagine my grandma behaving like that. Shameful.
Aww your grandma sounds lovely but I did have to laugh when you said she had her jaw wired shut for 16 weeks and didn't complain 😂 she couldn't could she? I'm just messing though, it was just the wording of it that sounded funny.
Edit, I'd draw the line at thanking someone for spitting in my face. There's being a nice, polite person and there's being a total pushover. Sounds like she could do with being a little bit more confident in standing up for herself. My grandma was a very polite woman, devout Catholic, never swore, never smacked us as kids, was lovely to everyone but she wouldn't take any shit from anyone. She did have a voice if she ever needed to use it.
@@melodyvalentine8779 I mean she could still kinda talk, it would still be not entirely understandable but she could get sentences out. Also I think the spit in her face was a comparison and she probably wouldn't be okay with that if it happens
Edit after seconds later: Why does every time I type I sound so aggressive and serious 😭😭😭😭😭
@@melodyvalentine8779 haha ... yea she could definitely speak with her jaw wired... just imagine talking with your teeth clenched together and that's what she was able to do. She even apologized to the trauma surgeons for having to take care of her.
Also don't feel bad for laughing, once when I was about 19 we were yard saling and she tripped on a person's driveway where the concrete was busted up. She fell so fast she didn't react and did not break her fall... she just slammed directly on her face. And omg I felt so awful but i legitimately could not stop laughing. I felt horrible but i couldn't control it.. lol Still feel awful for it.
No one has ever spit on her as far as I know, my point really was she's just kind 100% of the time no matter what.
@@GiGi-ob4bn 🤣🤣🤣 relatable! You don't sound aggressive imo... I also know a lot of the time it's difficult to gage context via text so don't sweat it ♡
As someone who works at starbucks, I always make sure to hand the card back as soon as I can bc I never want them to think I’m doing what the other starbucks worker was doing in the video. I can’t even fathom trying to steal a customers card info regardless of how they treat me.
I don't go to Starbucks, why do you take the card?? I work retail and have only held a customers card when asked to assist.
Is this a USA thing ? We always give the interact machine to the customer unless they ask for help. In my country you aren't allowed handling people's cards. Gift cards and credit/debit card.
That last girl 💀 Even Batman couldn’t get me to confess like this 💀
3:51 Not the 71 year old grandma tryna use the “it was just a prank broooo” defense 😂
Dear boze’s editor,
👏you always make the video better👏!
15:14 I would press charges, if she just lets it slide she’s going to do it again, she no child, she’s 19!
I had to ask the cashier to remove two sodas from the transaction because the sign said they were 99¢ and they turned out to be $5.99 each and I felt SO embarrassed bro. I could never cause a scene like these people and truly don’t understand why they haven’t figured out being nice to people means they will probably be more willing to help you
okay the parent making fun of the mcdonald's worker pissd me off. I worked at mcdonald's as a teen, starting at 14, and was treated like absolute garbage by *so many* full grown adult customers. shameful.
Working in service made me give up on humanity. Both customer and higher management really think they're entitled to everything while they make you feel like beggars.
Nah that last Starbucks worker knew what she did was wrong she just figured she’d get away with it.. that deserves punishment
"I'll make sure everyone is fired!!!" Employees: "Cool. Hello unemployement check that doesn't come with a side of asshole."
I would never be able to keep my job while being treated like this. I’d loose my mind on these people. Especially the woman in the bad wig throwing signs at McDonalds.
Thank you for PUNISHING THE PERPETRATOR Boze YAZS!!!! This video gave a lot of LIGHT!!! Even though it's old.
I love your editing skills girl!!
I was a waitress and i had no patience for horrible people
I had to move away from customer service because people are getting worse and worse.
I can't control my face and sometimes my mouth, so I had to get out of that profession 😂🤣
Lmfaoo me tooo. If my mouth doesn't say it, my face sure af does. 😂😂
I also think it got worse during the pandemic and just kept the trejectory after.
Likewise. Still in the game but it's gotten me into trouble. I can't act worth a shit.
But my conduct and demeanor are always good. I do my job well and treat my customers with respect. It makes anyone who blows up on me look insane, and while it is stressful, I can take solace in that I'm infinitely better than them by virtue of being a decent person.
I swear some people really need to work customers service, see how they like being harassed over little things. Might teach them some manners and empathy, the audacity of some these Karen and Kyle’s.
The "I'm just trying to order" guy would have been informed, "we are not serving you and I'm calling the owner followed by the police."
I cant believe what that lady did over some crazy bread.😮 It baffles me that anyone can talk to another person the way these people do.
Bless that man with all the peace in the world for that, he didnt need to hold her back ❤ he was so patient with her and lawful too like damn man
You should also talk about the recent increase of memes just bothering work retail service, especially those on takeout. There's so many that are just filming themselves being assholes to fast food takeout workers and it being shown in meme compilations.
So at the last video, I'm definetely pressing charges. She keeps saying sorry, yet I don't believe it for one second. She could be sorry and scared of the consequences, but I don't believe it. I would continue to press charges to scare her out of doing it ever again and hopefully her parents will also punish her as well. If I were to drop the charges then, I would fear she would do this to someone else and me not folliowing through with pressing charges, I would feel really bad I didn't take action and press charges IF she were to do this to someone else. I'm not mad at the lady for not dropping the charges and getting on her in front of her manager, hopefullly her parents will take note of their daughter and the consequences she'll have to go through.
Not to mention she should not be in a job that handles such sensitive information, period, and the only way that'll happen is if there is a record of it...
This thing of handing over the credit card to someone is so foreign to me (which I realized quickly was the norm in the US), in many countries including my own, you hold onto your card and swipe it yourself on the machine/pos, no matter where you are (restaurant, bar, retail store etc). Nobody just asks you to hand them the credit/debit card for the payment. It's obvious anyone could take a copy in a sec if they wanted to. 🤷♀️
After a horrible day and sobbing I finally picked myself up and put yt on to distract and I'm blessed with this tysm boze
That First lady would have caught hands if I witnessed that
I worked retail pharmacy for 3 years. I was usually able to calm people down if there was a hang up with getting their prescriptions ready on time or if we were out of stock, but I did have one lady threaten me because her insurance was having to prior-authorization something. I asked my pharmacist to step in on that one.
I once had a guy yell at me through the drive-thru for 15 minutes because the company I worked for was sending him messages about his prescriptions and he wanted them to pay his phone bill. I explained to him how to cancel getting the messages and just let him rant. Eventually he ran out of steam, apologized, and just said he was having a bad day. Some people see retail workers as legitimate targets to unleash their anger on.
me having a bad day: accepts my order made wrong and goes home after telling everyone to have a good day and smiling
karens after getting the correct order made fresh: screeches incoherently
I worked at McDonald's and sometimes parents would be mad because their children's food was hot...
boze is literally the only youtuber i can stand rn i love her sm
She's 19. You bet your ass I'm pressing Charges!!
Someone who's 19 should know copying a Credit Card to steal from is Wrong! If they were younger I'll let it slide, since they probably will change when they're older, but 19?!
19 isn't exactly old. I wouldn't lress charges. She owned up so fair play, freeze the card, move on.
@@ryanslack2666
At 19 you already know stealing someone's Credit Card is a Horrible choice to make. At 16 you start to gain some financial responsibilities by working retail, fast-food, and some other things.
So in my opinion, a 19 year old is old enough, and too old to bring in Age as an Excuse. Just like a 20 year old Driving Down the Freeway at High Velocities is old enough to know they shouldn't be going that fast.
There's a reason why for certain crimes you're tried as every other adult by 18.
Scientists have recently discovered the fastest moving object on Earth is a woman running from accountability.
on the topic of businesses trying to blow things off because its “bad for business”, it really pisses me off at times. at my work, a coworker of mine who i loved working with, she had been there for like five years, was sprayed with bear mace in our parking lot as she was coming in for her shift. the police did nothing about it, and neither did our store. because the person who maced her and her husband was someone who came in regularly, they refused to do anything about it. she ended up quitting not long after and it made me so sad as she was so fun to work with. not only that, but our managers STILL wanted her to work her shift after the incident. i saw her face when she came in after it had happened and it was horrible. i felt so bad for her and the whole scenario still makes me so angry.
crazy bread ain't even cheesy bread. It's a bread with a garlic butter glaze on it. You could easily grab something similar at a grocery store
That would require one to exit their vehicle and walk to the frozen food aisle. Unacceptable. Reeeee!
Or ya know, just make it yourself 😂😂 my family been making our own garlic butter spread and toasting it on regular bread for years. And honestly it’s so much better than the stuff at restaurants.
Worked at the cafe In target from time to time. This woman comes to the counter with her daughter (kid was probably 11 or 12) I was busy cleaning up in the back area. This woman really started to slap the counter talkin about “HELLO?!”
Her daughter asked for a soft pretzel, her mother proceeds to talk MAD shit about how our pretzels are nothing compared to the ones in the mall.
COMPLETELY UNPROVOKED. People are wild.
I just come to this channel so I can get angry. But seriously, I'm loving these videos, keep up the good work!
When I used to waitress, we'd often get guys who were gross, and would leer at you or make sexual comments. One of our waitresses was 16 at the time and an older man tried to smack her ass. My boss, usually wildly accommodating to customers, physically picked him up, carried him out of the restaurant, set him on the sidewalk and told him he'd be setting him down in traffic next if he ever saw his face again 😅 it's a treasured memory of mine.
The Dunkin Donuts employee should have walked to the far end of the counter and put it down there instead of handing it to her. Made her walk to get it. 😂