if i was at a friend’s apartment building and someone asked me who i was visiting, i would NEVER tell them. that sends a huge red flag to me. you don’t need to know where i’m going unless you’re coming with me.
At Walmart we are told that we can use a fire extinguisher if you're comfortable with it other than that your job is to help get the customers out as quickly as possible
Are you sure he started that fire? I can't seem to find articles of this guy from Cherry Hill, New Jersey starting this fire. I know there are others who have started fires to either steal other items, become heroes or are just pyros, but nothing on this particular New Jersey man starting this fire. Thanks
@@FEARNoMore I watched an earlier video where someone stated that the fire was set because a customer was Peed off there was no almond milk. Could possibly be fabricated. Just stating what I heard.
@@cindimccullough1951 Ok got it. Thanks for clarifying. Yeah cuz I googled this incident since it was confusing why he was labeled a "Karen" I found his name was Derek from Cherry Hill New Jersey & this happened on May 13 2020 & all articles hail him as a hero & none claim he started the fire. One article from the Grio does mention briefly that a woman from Rhode Island was arrested for setting fire to another Walmart a week earlier.
Ive had my own Karen moment. I was working guard duty at a bank during the The start of the pandemic The bank was only allowing contactless deposits i was in charge of keep the drive thru from getting flooded. There was two lines I told one of the customers to move to the next linex if she wanted to get through her transaction faster she said no and there was a woman in the back who wanted to get through her transfer So I told her to move to the next lane. Here comes this Karen who I offered to go to the next lane for a faster transaction complaining that the woman Cut in front of her She blew her top Lucky for me I kept my cool but the customers behind her and in front of her defended me They defend me so hard that she got out of line and left the bank in defeat.
Love the reactions!!! In some cases it's hard to say who's the worst one in an interaction like those caught on film (not enough context), but the two with the dogs.... Karens be off their meds LOL So happy for extra vids!!! Have a fantastic day💜
I work at a grocery store and when we catch people stealing we can't lock the doors on them just because it could be dangerous for us as we don't know if that person has a knife or something. Our cameras record it and the police come and get the picture and view the video. There is sometimes a big chance that person stole from other nearby stores too. We had a customer start harassing one of our regulars who had a service dog. They were saying it wasn't a service dog following her around yelling. Even telling this person I will be watching for you outside. The customer with the service dog was a vet and suffered from ptsd. The customer who was yelling was kicked out and trespassed from our store. From what I seen trained service dogs never leave their owners side to the point where the owner might sit the dog down so they can bag their groceries and the dog scoots to the owner side after a bit.
You mean pa(w)rent not owner. They’re family not objects to own. Stop with the slavery mentality. And I can imagine why a veterinarian would have ptsd and a service dog, it can be upsetting, but hope they got another job. (Yes I’m always you probably meant the terrorist kind of vet, sadly… those shouldn’t get any goodness unless they start using their hearts and brains and decide to do & be better)
From my understanding the first “Karen” video that went viral and all over the news her name was actually Karen so it ended up sticking to ALL of the entitled people who behave like they are so much better than anyone else. I could be wrong but that is my understanding how the name Karen became not a good thing.
What I heard was, “back in the day” if a woman was too concerned or “caring”, they were labeled a Karen as they were generally sticking their nose in where it didn’t belong!!
No, she had a point. I mean about being unhappy not being an arsonist karen of course. Although almond milk contributes to drought and more unlike the other nondairy milks.
THANK YOU! I knew I heard it somewhere but just couldn't pinpoint where. I assumed it came from a movie or tv character. Thanks I remember his stand up now.
Good Reaction Video Bro Love that thumbnail tho Keep Them Coming Y'all EnJoy Rest of Y'all Great Week Happy Amazing Weekend ahead Y'all Stay Bless n Be safe always😇
The very first "Karen" video was of a Karen that kept repeating "Do You Know Who I Am?" She held a political job, which after the video went viral, she was fired.
That last one got me laughing. Dogs dominance mount other dogs. This can lead to dog fights if there are a few alphas there. Now if he let his dog actually mate with another person's dog he could be liable for damages if it gets pregnant. I have only seen this as a threat once. I was at the dog park with my two dogs when a guy showed up with a large doberman, a good 100lbs, in size that I knew was going to be trouble from the start because it wasn't fixed. It immediately started trying to mate with any dog it could. This wasn't just dominance behavior mounting as he was seeking out females and their owners were having to chase the doberman off as its owner wasn't doing anything but laughing. Eventually the doberman worked its way around to the area where my dogs had been watching this go on. A central area most people stood and chatted while their dogs played. People had moved back as they knew what was coming. He targeted my female right off the bat. He moved behind her and jumped on her to mount her. That was the last dog he mounted that day. Both my Great Danes, Tyrus (m165lb) and Tresor (f160lbs) the one he mounted, lit into that dog and taught it some manners in less than 10 seconds. That dog took off for the far end of the dog park with its owner running after it. Once he corralled it he quickly left the park. My dogs didn't injure it but certainly put it in its place. My female Dane already had a reputation at the park for being a bit of a referee and breaking up dog fights when they broke out. She would simply throw herself in the middle of the fight, barking like crazy, and all the dogs in the fight would scatter like Godzilla just showed up. Then she would walk back to me all smug. It was pretty funny.
firstly whether it's a public street or not, here in America in a lot of places the area directly in front of your house is still considered your private property. also people cannot park in front blocking your driveway. depending on where you live if you ask someone to stop parking/blocking your driveway and they continue....you could most likely without consulting the other party have their car towed.
Note that in the US, there is no officially recognized licensing for service dogs. There are companies that certify, but none of them are official. It's illegal most places for a business to even ask for proof. Also non-service dogs are allowed in if the business doesn't mind anyway and is perfectly legal as long as they're not in a food prep area or something. So basically everything she said was nonsense.
The problem is for the last 5 or 6 years or so, a lot of people have purchased service dog/animal vests online so they can bring their non-service animals shopping. Prior to that you'd see maybe one service animal or two a year, now every time you go to the store you see at least one. These animals are mostly not trained and will sometimes become aggressive with people and real service dogs (who by the way are trained not to react so they will just sit there and get killed by the other dog if nobody intervenes), and in other cases they will defecate on the floor or put their mouths and paws on food items like produce while their owner ignores it. Many places will allow this because they're afraid of getting in trouble for saying something. In addition, only horses and dogs can be service animals that are protected by these laws. Emotional support animals do not qualify. I've seen people bring dozens of different species including birds in places where food is served or sold. There are clear cases where an animal is not a service animal and poses a safety or sanitary issue and places feel helpless to do anything while people just walk by unbelieving what they're seeing. We need better legislation that protects service animals but deters the surge in people abusing the law and endangering real service animals.
The woman is clearly overreacting but I get the frustration of people taking advantage of the service dog, therapy dog & blind dog services. But alas, it's not this Karen's duty to police service dogs. lol Report it to the manager if you feel it's a fake service dog & let them handle it.
While businesses are not legally allowed to ask for proof of the animal being a service animal, or what disability the individual has, they ARE allowed to ask if the animal is required due to a disability, and what service it has been trained to preform. Also, If he identified it as an Emotional Support Animal, then that isn't considered a service animal, and is NOT protected by the ADA and can absolutely denied entrance. The whole thing is tricky as heck.
@@dbsagacious Thank you for clarifying cuz I remember a year or so ago, Airlines starting to crack down on "emotional support animals" Emotional support chickens & pigs I guess was a step too far. lol ;)
Just because your in a business as a customer doesn’t give you a right to be rude to the employees. It is my theory that these people are angry and want you to be miserable as well.
Only in the US and Canada (because US channels) do they promote medications/drugs, including serious ones, on tv and TH-cam and stuff and say to ask the doctor if they need them! It’s crazy to me that they’re like “ask your doctor if this MS/seizures/etc drug is right for you! :D” to make them want it as if it’s some new outfit and not medication for serious diseases and conditions most people don’t have, instead of IF they get the condition AND NOTHING else works, then the dr can suggest it. Anything for money and increasing the drug problem in order to blame Mexicans.
A service dog and a companion dog are two different things. Service dogs are trained to perform a function and by law are allowed any where. A companion dog is NOT trained and is NOT allowed any where a dog is not allowed. You see these animals causing dangerous situations because they aren't trained to behave (especially on airplanes). There is a difference.
Someone started a fire in a Target in Dover, Delaware a little bit ago. They started the fire to coverup the fact they were stealing from the store. The guy got caught, charged with Arson and like $3 million in damages.
Service dogs don’t bark unless they’re alerting. They also don’t go around sniffing everything. They guy’s dog seemed to be fake and it sounds like the lady that was upset has an actual medical condition and a legitimate service dog that was barked at which is also a big no no. It’s so common for real service dogs and random people to be bitten by fake service animals. It should not be tolerated. In this case I think the lady may have been in the right since the dog was obviously not trained and that puts others at risk and it causes people to be skeptical of real service animals. Had the dog been behaving then there would have been no reason to question legitimacy.
The non-service animal I can understand. If a service animal is in the same store as an untrained animal often that untrained animal will distract the service animal from what they're supposed to be doing. That's an area where the general public needs better education. It could be life-threatening depending on what the service animal is for. There are more proper ways to get them to take their untrained animal back home though.
Sure. But it’s also not illegal for non-service animals to be allowed in to a business. A surprising amount of businesses around the country are actually pet friendly. It’s up to the owner of a building or place of business whether they allow animals in the store. I think the only exception to this is a place where food is being made and/or served. I admit it’s a bummer if a non-service animal disrupts a service animal in a store. But if the store in question is animal friendly, there isn’t much the owner of a service animal can do in that situation. Having said that, as the former owner of a non-service dog I would often take into animal-friendly stores with me, if I noticed a service animal we’d immediately go to another area of the store or even outside if the store was tiny. Not because I was required, but out of respect since I was the one who didn’t rely on my animal to achieve my goal of shopping.
@@Captainpigraven I can't really tell what store this is. I just kind of assumed that since someone is saying something to the pet owner it's probably not a place that pets are allowed to be. My husband worked in management for a company that has signs posted welcoming service animals but not pets. He regularly had to educate people on why their pet wasn't allowed. He was nice about it though. Especially since a lot of times those pets do provide support that a service animal would provide. In any case they really should have left the proper authority to handle the situation. People aren't very likely to learn from someone who's being hostile towards them.
Mailboxes are next to the street in America. You want the mailman to be able to easily drive up to the box easily. They usually don't get out of the vehicle. So you don't want anyone to park near your box.
That's dependent on where you live. I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. Our mailbox was on our porch and our mail carrier parked at one end walked down one side and back up the other. I live in a very rural area now and the mail box is located across from my house lol so it definitely depends on the area.
The funny thing about the service dog one is that the store is perfectly within its rights to allow the dog regardless and also to tell her to leave. She had no ground at all.
Not true at all. People, especially non-white people, have to film if someone is having a go at them. And it’s 2022, when someone is being a karen, at least one person will be filming.
I hate when people park in front of my house. Especially right behind my driveway. I'm like hello. People live here and have to use their drive way. 😒 the one with the people asking the guy who he is. If it's a rehab facility or hospital or something than he probably has to inform someone. But if it just a apartment complex. Then heck no. They don't need to know. The lady in the gas station looks to be on drugs.. The service dog thing I out of hand here in America. I deal with it on a daily basis. Per the ADA or American disability Act you can only ask the customer 2 questions about the dog. Is it for a disability and what is it trained to do for you. You don't have to show ID or it doesn't need a vest or you don't have to say what your disability is. The person questioning him is probably right. It happens all the time, but as long as the person tells you as a business owner, not other customers what it's trained to do it's allowed. Also comfort dogs are not recognized by the ADA. Or if the dog pees or poops or is out of control it's has to leave. If the business allows it. Then the other customers have no right to question the person.
We have many people who make it their business to harass others. Many times these people who call the police end up getting themselves arrested for calling the police on frivolous issues.
The parking Karen situation, it looks like their in a suburban housing development, which have their own rules about parking. Most don't allow parking on the street, each house has a garage and driveway for parking.
If the road is a public road, it follows the same rules all public roads do and you’re permitted to park on the street unless the town or city has deemed otherwise, provided you still follow the appropriate rules for public street parking. If it’s a privately owned piece of land, such as in gated communities, parking on the street can be illegal. Alternatively, certain public streets don’t allow public parking, as deemed by the town or city (often for safety or other particular reasons). Most neighborhood developments, even in suburban areas, allow for public parking. But it’s not always as common to see because you’re right, many such areas have homes with driveways and a garage.
@@Captainpigraven - In NY parking can be a nightmare and you are allowed to park on the street wherever you find a spot. It's different when I visit family in Orlando, there is parking everywhere. They live in house develpments, they're not gated, but it is a sectioned off community of houses and they don't allow parking on the street or on the grass in front of your house. And it's not the city that regulates it, it's the homeowners committee.
@@demonik01 Not if the street or cul de sac is a public road. Either you’ve got something else preventing parking there, like a sign posted that only allows parking on one side of the street, a fire hydrant or stop sign, or you simply don’t realize you live on a privately owned piece of land, like in a development with townhomes or condos. It’s either that or you’re straight up lying for some reason.
@@demonik01 I fail to realize nothing. This rule is not different. Please send me the parking rules for your city or another city in the US that states you cannot park on a public street, full stop. Every city is definitely going to have their own set of restrictions, no doubt about that. But those will be restrictions on the otherwise general rule that you can park on a public street. And that general rule applies in all 50 states, and in every city or town in those states.
As a US Marine, I spent a lot of time overseas in a lot of different countries. Some Americans have this snobbish, entitled, spoiled attitude & always think they are right. Very opinionated. It's irritating, which is why I tend to get most of the things I need delivered.
My son served in the Marines for five years. When he came back , he has no patience for stupid irritating things anymore. I 100% love him for that. We are lucky to have the freedom we do. There were so many entitled people in this country but they’ve lost what is truly important. Thank you for your service!
Yeah, another Marine here. Spent last 20 years of my life in the Middle East and in Japan. The people I've grown used to in these nations, when I came back, I instantly knew I'd never adjust. Some of the kids, I just want to pick them up and punt across the store. Covid-19 saved all us Marines, we got widespread delivery.
Nah, there’s no looking dodgy and stopping people from entering a building. In the states, the police handle that for the safety of everyone, call them if needed.
I'd like to mention. I worked in a hospital as an RN. We routinely had "fire drills". We followed the hospital protocol each time with the automatic doors closing, cleared the hallways of computers and equipment and such and closed the patient doors. We cleared the hallways to make sure fire response had clear access to fight fires. We shut doors to contain potential fire. However, we were NOT allowed to use ANY of the fire Extinguishers which were mounted on the hallway walls. That's RIGHT. We were not not allowed to use any of the many available mounted fire extinguishers in the hallways without pre-authorization and certification until the fire department arrived. Seriously! We routinely handled life threatening medical emergencies and we were college educated, degree holding, certified and licensed to take care of patients with life threatening conditions. We routinely responded to Code Blue situations and management thought we were too stupid and incompetent to use a fire extinguisher. I'm not joking. How hard is it to pull a freaking pin, aim and pull the trigger on a fire extinguisher?
The only reason I can think of is; you guys are around some pretty expensive equipment. If some bicarb dust got in to the vents or gears the insurance company won't repair or replace if a doctor or nurse was the one who pulled the pin. If a fire department comes in and doused everything it makes it easier for the bean counters upstairs to make a claim.
Guy with fire extinguisher in Wal-Mart although heroic he is breathing in toxic air by standing, probably mostly plastics that will harm the lungs. Was a former firefighter so I do know what I speak. Put it out quick trying to hold your breath, don't talk and stay low to the ground but then get away as quickly as possible from the smoke.
As a guest of a resident you do NOT have to tell anyone unless it's a security guard. I work in gated community , had pass in my window and a nut job thought she had the right to question me..I told her to go talk to the office if she had a problem. I will not tell her my name nor whose home I am there as an invited person to do work at.
In the first clip someone started a fire and the dude found a fire extinguisher and put it out that’s why he said y’all should give me a job because he put the flames out before there employees 👌🏻
It's not a stranger's business who I am visiting. That old man would have me shaking in anger. I'll never understand why people can't mind their business unless an actual crime is being committed. That dog lady was a nutcase. Both of them.
It may be a public restaurant but it is still private property, so the Starbucks can set any rule they want when it comes to recording. Most restaurants don't allow that.
for the service dog karen, it is actually illegal to fake a service animal not only that but untrained animals around real service dogs can distract them from their tasks.
It’s an unspoken rule not to park in front of somebody’s yard without them being ok with it because technically you’re on their property at least in some neighborhoods and communities
Not where I'm from. I live in Ohio. Unless you live in a gated community or a rental complex, on road parking is public parking unless otherwise posted by the city or township. And it's not their property on the road next to a curb or walk way. Your property ends at the public roadway.
@@eandg330 SC but it’s serious like that in a lot of places you have to ask if you can park in front of their yard and get permission before you do you don’t just park in front of someone’s yard just because
@@godofdrip4889 that's just straight out crazy to me. I grew up in Cleveland and lived in Akron, then moved to the rural country area of Portage County Ohio. I've also lived in West Virginia and stayed in Mississippi never experienced that kinda thing. Sorry it's that way there.
For the one about the parking in front of the phone, I have a funny story. One day I parked my Camaro in front of my home because I was doing yard work near my car port and did want to damage my car because flying rocks and stuff. The lady on who lives across the street backed her car out of her driveway and hit my car, now I had my car parked about as close to curb as I could without climbing it on my side of the street, and she said that it was my fault for parking my car there.
Explanation for the first video - they could only find 9, had an edit deadline, inserted a random video at the start so by the time you got to the end you forgot about it before liking or commenting.
These situations usually quickly escalate into ultraviolence. I guess this platform doesn't show much of that. Do a vid on "Karens getting a beatdown". Mega views :D
People with the untrained therapy animals need to be trained themselves. I have seen so many people allow their dogs take huge dumps in aisles and walk away. Dogs grabbing things off shelves. Cramming their noses in people's butts and crotches. Knocking small children down. Its ridiculous - and I 100% blame the owners.
The problem most "Karens" have is one of two things it's either that they aren't in control or that some people act as if the rules don't apply to them.
The term “karen” comes from AAVE (african american vernacular english). In the black community we associate names with certain personalities we think the name sounds like when we hear their name. So for us, the name “karen” sounds like a middle aged, privileged white woman that always wants the manager for everything. Most slang and terms used these days come from AAVE. And “karen” comes from AAVE. Like the phrase “bye Felicia” comes from the iconic line in the movie named “friday”, of which we call a hood classic. The characters craig and smokey always told this one female character named felicia to go away by saying, “bye Felicia” everytime she came around them. They did this because everytime she came around she would always ask for something to be done or to borrow something. So everytime she came around both craig and smokey would say, “bye felicia” everytime she popped up randomly. Most black people in the black community in america know this, but most of people that aren’t black never knew this or still doesn’t know this or where the phrase came from.
These videos can be kind of cringey and controversial, I'm glad you checked this out but I wouldn't do too many Karen or public freak out compilations if I were you., it detracts from your Channel, and I agree with Millie, I don't like cringey videos to watch and react to.
The service dog clip. I understand that one. They are supposed to wear the vest that says they are a service dog. But now people bring their dogs everywhere and claim they are a service dog, when in fact they are not. She cares because most people don't know how to care for a dog. They never give them baths and do anything about fleas or ticks.
How do you know? There’s more and more with service dogs/etc, and it’s fleas not flees (which is the third person singular of the verb to flee, to get away), and there’s also still people who claim to own them…
Karen and Ken came from the African American community where they used it to describe entitled and racist white women and men. Started out on Twitter among the black community and caught on from there and now is more to describe anyone being 'difficult' to service workers but it was based in racist behavior. Like the woman who called the cops on a young African American girl selling bottled water for example.
I'd be on the recorders side on that soya milk video, if there's nothing dodgy going on why try to prevent someone recording? If they can record customers on CCTV why can't customers record? If something kicks off you don't know if a greedy ass company would make the CCTV disappear to protect their brand and money.
Trash talking is kind of part of sports...yea there's a line that can be crossed but in the 4 years i've had to attend games(i was in marching band and JROTC color guard) never saw trash talking get out of hand. Actually that parent was wrong you're not allow to block a driveway because of fire and other related reasons. You CAN get fined and arrested for that. i've reported several parents for doing the same thing.
Its annoying when people who live on your street and sometimes a non running vehicle and park in front of your house but never use their drive way or park in front of their own .. Like what's the purpose of it?
Yep, why does she care? Thing is, there are rules on service dogs. Nowadays, a doctor will give anyone a prescription for a companion animal. Also, you can buy a certificate online. But, service dogs are a very defined thing, and while it's working it it should be wearing what is required. Now, they've moved the definition to "companion animals" no one wants to sit on a plane with a chicken (which has been banned) and people are misusing it. Still, I mean it's not worth that argument. Go your own way for crying out loud.
@6:10 its common curiosity to not park your car in front of other people's homes when you can park in front of your own. There isn't that i know anything illegal but way she speaks is she does it on purpose to try to annoying you and piss you off. Hoping you do something she can use against you. @7:12 If you are in a business, if you are asked to not record and delete the footage you have to do that. They can also tell you to stop recording or leave and you have to do either one. Its a private business they have right to say if you can record or not.
No the Kevin had no right to stop or prevent the guy from entering the apartment building. If they are that concerned about security then they need to have a buzzer or intercom system. By US law, business owners are only allowed to ask two questions to people with service animals, customers have no rights to ask questions at all.
Most arguments and fights at kids games are caused by the parents. Not the kids. You're allowed to celebrate if you win and be sad if you lose. That's 2 ladies in the street are definitely a Karen. It's not illegal and it's his service dog. All dogs sniff. The woman at the dog park is just jealous of the dog.
As someone who was a retail manager in USA unless it’s a service dog it’s illegal to be in a business that serves food, animals are not allowed were food is served love you guys peace love and joy to you and yours
Several levels or hypocrisy there. So animals are only allowed if they’re there to spend money (aka the humans) or if they’re service dogs/etc, or if it’s their abused tortured diseased cancerous corpses full of faecal matter, cancer, covid, other diseases and pathogens, noxious drugs and chemicals and worse and harm and destruction of all, so the other animals (the humans) can profit off of selling it to others as if it’s food…
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if i was at a friend’s apartment building and someone asked me who i was visiting, i would NEVER tell them. that sends a huge red flag to me. you don’t need to know where i’m going unless you’re coming with me.
This does not make grammatical sense.
@@urmorph You can’t comprehend?
@@devin3955 that’s probably him in the video 😂😂 lol
The first clip in Walmart was about a person that started a fire because they were out of almond milk. The Karen was the person that started the fire.
I've seen that video before and didn't know about that so thanks for clearing it up
At Walmart we are told that we can use a fire extinguisher if you're comfortable with it other than that your job is to help get the customers out as quickly as possible
Are you sure he started that fire? I can't seem to find articles of this guy from Cherry Hill, New Jersey starting this fire. I know there are others who have started fires to either steal other items, become heroes or are just pyros, but nothing on this particular New Jersey man starting this fire. Thanks
@@FEARNoMore I watched an earlier video where someone stated that the fire was set because a customer was Peed off there was no almond milk. Could possibly be fabricated. Just stating what I heard.
@@cindimccullough1951 Ok got it. Thanks for clarifying. Yeah cuz I googled this incident since it was confusing why he was labeled a "Karen" I found his name was Derek from Cherry Hill New Jersey & this happened on May 13 2020 & all articles hail him as a hero & none claim he started the fire. One article from the Grio does mention briefly that a woman from Rhode Island was arrested for setting fire to another Walmart a week earlier.
Ive had my own Karen moment. I was working guard duty at a bank during the The start of the pandemic The bank was only allowing contactless deposits i was in charge of keep the drive thru from getting flooded. There was two lines I told one of the customers to move to the next linex if she wanted to get through her transaction faster she said no and there was a woman in the back who wanted to get through her transfer So I told her to move to the next lane. Here comes this Karen who I offered to go to the next lane for a faster transaction complaining that the woman Cut in front of her She blew her top Lucky for me I kept my cool but the customers behind her and in front of her defended me They defend me so hard that she got out of line and left the bank in defeat.
Love the reactions!!!
In some cases it's hard to say who's the worst one in an interaction like those caught on film (not enough context), but the two with the dogs.... Karens be off their meds LOL
So happy for extra vids!!!
Have a fantastic day💜
I work at a grocery store and when we catch people stealing we can't lock the doors on them just because it could be dangerous for us as we don't know if that person has a knife or something. Our cameras record it and the police come and get the picture and view the video. There is sometimes a big chance that person stole from other nearby stores too.
We had a customer start harassing one of our regulars who had a service dog. They were saying it wasn't a service dog following her around yelling. Even telling this person I will be watching for you outside. The customer with the service dog was a vet and suffered from ptsd. The customer who was yelling was kicked out and trespassed from our store. From what I seen trained service dogs never leave their owners side to the point where the owner might sit the dog down so they can bag their groceries and the dog scoots to the owner side after a bit.
Dam the country so fucked you have to let people get away with crime and hope piggies can hunt them down and shoot them for shop lifting.
You mean pa(w)rent not owner. They’re family not objects to own. Stop with the slavery mentality.
And I can imagine why a veterinarian would have ptsd and a service dog, it can be upsetting, but hope they got another job.
(Yes I’m always you probably meant the terrorist kind of vet, sadly… those shouldn’t get any goodness unless they start using their hearts and brains and decide to do & be better)
The person trying to get out of the store after stealing is called a full blown tweaker.
From my understanding the first “Karen” video that went viral and all over the news her name was actually Karen so it ended up sticking to ALL of the entitled people who behave like they are so much better than anyone else. I could be wrong but that is my understanding how the name Karen became not a good thing.
What I heard was, “back in the day” if a woman was too concerned or “caring”, they were labeled a Karen as they were generally sticking their nose in where it didn’t belong!!
Neither of those is why, it’s because they’re around the age that the name Karen was at its height
None are correct it started Feb 5 th 2020 an anti vaccine woman named Karen on tv
Here I was thinking it came from that racist lady in a movie called Karen😂😂😂😂
First one made no sense, that was nothing to do with a Karen lmao
Maybe a Karen started the 🔥?
A "Karen" started the fire because they were out of almond milk
@@patrickbateman7369 Which is also the most Karen of reasons to start a fire.
No, she had a point. I mean about being unhappy not being an arsonist karen of course. Although almond milk contributes to drought and more unlike the other nondairy milks.
Dane Cook started the Karen craze
THANK YOU! I knew I heard it somewhere but just couldn't pinpoint where. I assumed it came from a movie or tv character. Thanks I remember his stand up now.
I don't know about anyone else, but I could listen to James say "Karens" in his accent all day long.
It's not just an accent he has a bit of a speech impairment
LoL KAren 😅
@@patrickbateman7369 unless he has said this himself in some other video somewhere you shouldn't be spreading rumors like that
@@williamcarter1993 are you his personal spokesman willie? I didn't think so, go back down in your moms basement and let the adults talk
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Love that thumbnail tho
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The very first "Karen" video was of a Karen that kept repeating "Do You Know Who I Am?" She held a political job, which after the video went viral, she was fired.
That last one got me laughing. Dogs dominance mount other dogs. This can lead to dog fights if there are a few alphas there. Now if he let his dog actually mate with another person's dog he could be liable for damages if it gets pregnant. I have only seen this as a threat once.
I was at the dog park with my two dogs when a guy showed up with a large doberman, a good 100lbs, in size that I knew was going to be trouble from the start because it wasn't fixed. It immediately started trying to mate with any dog it could. This wasn't just dominance behavior mounting as he was seeking out females and their owners were having to chase the doberman off as its owner wasn't doing anything but laughing.
Eventually the doberman worked its way around to the area where my dogs had been watching this go on. A central area most people stood and chatted while their dogs played. People had moved back as they knew what was coming. He targeted my female right off the bat. He moved behind her and jumped on her to mount her. That was the last dog he mounted that day. Both my Great Danes, Tyrus (m165lb) and Tresor (f160lbs) the one he mounted, lit into that dog and taught it some manners in less than 10 seconds. That dog took off for the far end of the dog park with its owner running after it. Once he corralled it he quickly left the park. My dogs didn't injure it but certainly put it in its place.
My female Dane already had a reputation at the park for being a bit of a referee and breaking up dog fights when they broke out. She would simply throw herself in the middle of the fight, barking like crazy, and all the dogs in the fight would scatter like Godzilla just showed up. Then she would walk back to me all smug. It was pretty funny.
firstly whether it's a public street or not, here in America in a lot of places the area directly in front of your house is still considered your private property. also people cannot park in front blocking your driveway. depending on where you live if you ask someone to stop parking/blocking your driveway and they continue....you could most likely without consulting the other party have their car towed.
Any public street is public, parking in front of driveways is already illegal unless it's your drive way.
Again, public streets, are public.
I would never argue with someone who prepares my food…
First of all I’m not sure you know what food is…
Note that in the US, there is no officially recognized licensing for service dogs. There are companies that certify, but none of them are official. It's illegal most places for a business to even ask for proof. Also non-service dogs are allowed in if the business doesn't mind anyway and is perfectly legal as long as they're not in a food prep area or something.
So basically everything she said was nonsense.
Yep
The problem is for the last 5 or 6 years or so, a lot of people have purchased service dog/animal vests online so they can bring their non-service animals shopping. Prior to that you'd see maybe one service animal or two a year, now every time you go to the store you see at least one. These animals are mostly not trained and will sometimes become aggressive with people and real service dogs (who by the way are trained not to react so they will just sit there and get killed by the other dog if nobody intervenes), and in other cases they will defecate on the floor or put their mouths and paws on food items like produce while their owner ignores it. Many places will allow this because they're afraid of getting in trouble for saying something. In addition, only horses and dogs can be service animals that are protected by these laws. Emotional support animals do not qualify. I've seen people bring dozens of different species including birds in places where food is served or sold. There are clear cases where an animal is not a service animal and poses a safety or sanitary issue and places feel helpless to do anything while people just walk by unbelieving what they're seeing. We need better legislation that protects service animals but deters the surge in people abusing the law and endangering real service animals.
The woman is clearly overreacting but I get the frustration of people taking advantage of the service dog, therapy dog & blind dog services. But alas, it's not this Karen's duty to police service dogs. lol Report it to the manager if you feel it's a fake service dog & let them handle it.
While businesses are not legally allowed to ask for proof of the animal being a service animal, or what disability the individual has, they ARE allowed to ask if the animal is required due to a disability, and what service it has been trained to preform. Also, If he identified it as an Emotional Support Animal, then that isn't considered a service animal, and is NOT protected by the ADA and can absolutely denied entrance. The whole thing is tricky as heck.
@@dbsagacious Thank you for clarifying cuz I remember a year or so ago, Airlines starting to crack down on "emotional support animals" Emotional support chickens & pigs I guess was a step too far. lol ;)
Just because your in a business as a customer doesn’t give you a right to be rude to the employees.
It is my theory that these people are angry and want you to be miserable as well.
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This would make an excellent drug video. Just put a voice over at the end "Ask your Doctor how Karenizine can help you"
_"Were you or a loved one a victim of a Karenizine episode? You may be entitled to a cash settlement. Call our law offices at..."_
Only in the US and Canada (because US channels) do they promote medications/drugs, including serious ones, on tv and TH-cam and stuff and say to ask the doctor if they need them! It’s crazy to me that they’re like “ask your doctor if this MS/seizures/etc drug is right for you! :D” to make them want it as if it’s some new outfit and not medication for serious diseases and conditions most people don’t have, instead of IF they get the condition AND NOTHING else works, then the dr can suggest it. Anything for money and increasing the drug problem in order to blame Mexicans.
A service dog and a companion dog are two different things. Service dogs are trained to perform a function and by law are allowed any where. A companion dog is NOT trained and is NOT allowed any where a dog is not allowed. You see these animals causing dangerous situations because they aren't trained to behave (especially on airplanes). There is a difference.
Someone started a fire in a Target in Dover, Delaware a little bit ago. They started the fire to coverup the fact they were stealing from the store. The guy got caught, charged with Arson and like $3 million in damages.
Service dogs don’t bark unless they’re alerting. They also don’t go around sniffing everything. They guy’s dog seemed to be fake and it sounds like the lady that was upset has an actual medical condition and a legitimate service dog that was barked at which is also a big no no. It’s so common for real service dogs and random people to be bitten by fake service animals. It should not be tolerated. In this case I think the lady may have been in the right since the dog was obviously not trained and that puts others at risk and it causes people to be skeptical of real service animals. Had the dog been behaving then there would have been no reason to question legitimacy.
I love these kids!!!!
The non-service animal I can understand. If a service animal is in the same store as an untrained animal often that untrained animal will distract the service animal from what they're supposed to be doing. That's an area where the general public needs better education. It could be life-threatening depending on what the service animal is for. There are more proper ways to get them to take their untrained animal back home though.
Sure. But it’s also not illegal for non-service animals to be allowed in to a business. A surprising amount of businesses around the country are actually pet friendly. It’s up to the owner of a building or place of business whether they allow animals in the store. I think the only exception to this is a place where food is being made and/or served. I admit it’s a bummer if a non-service animal disrupts a service animal in a store. But if the store in question is animal friendly, there isn’t much the owner of a service animal can do in that situation. Having said that, as the former owner of a non-service dog I would often take into animal-friendly stores with me, if I noticed a service animal we’d immediately go to another area of the store or even outside if the store was tiny. Not because I was required, but out of respect since I was the one who didn’t rely on my animal to achieve my goal of shopping.
@@Captainpigraven I can't really tell what store this is. I just kind of assumed that since someone is saying something to the pet owner it's probably not a place that pets are allowed to be. My husband worked in management for a company that has signs posted welcoming service animals but not pets. He regularly had to educate people on why their pet wasn't allowed. He was nice about it though. Especially since a lot of times those pets do provide support that a service animal would provide. In any case they really should have left the proper authority to handle the situation. People aren't very likely to learn from someone who's being hostile towards them.
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Mailboxes are next to the street in America. You want the mailman to be able to easily drive up to the box easily. They usually don't get out of the vehicle. So you don't want anyone to park near your box.
That's dependent on where you live. I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. Our mailbox was on our porch and our mail carrier parked at one end walked down one side and back up the other. I live in a very rural area now and the mail box is located across from my house lol so it definitely depends on the area.
The funny thing about the service dog one is that the store is perfectly within its rights to allow the dog regardless and also to tell her to leave. She had no ground at all.
No, they can’t ask someone with a service dog to leave.
Or any other service nonhuman animal.
@@Cassxowarythey were talking abt the person who was complaining abt the service dog
Like I always say, "Whenever there's a Karen, there's usually another Karen filming."
Not true at all. People, especially non-white people, have to film if someone is having a go at them. And it’s 2022, when someone is being a karen, at least one person will be filming.
If the man wasn't in charge of the building that other guy didn't have to tell him who he came to visit
Like I say some "adults" just grow up to be bigger children.
LoL hilarious. 😅😅😅
I hate when people park in front of my house. Especially right behind my driveway. I'm like hello. People live here and have to use their drive way. 😒 the one with the people asking the guy who he is. If it's a rehab facility or hospital or something than he probably has to inform someone. But if it just a apartment complex. Then heck no. They don't need to know.
The lady in the gas station looks to be on drugs..
The service dog thing I out of hand here in America. I deal with it on a daily basis. Per the ADA or American disability Act you can only ask the customer 2 questions about the dog. Is it for a disability and what is it trained to do for you. You don't have to show ID or it doesn't need a vest or you don't have to say what your disability is. The person questioning him is probably right. It happens all the time, but as long as the person tells you as a business owner, not other customers what it's trained to do it's allowed. Also comfort dogs are not recognized by the ADA. Or if the dog pees or poops or is out of control it's has to leave. If the business allows it. Then the other customers have no right to question the person.
i see people all the time in walmart with their little dogs in the buggys and i dont say anything cause its not my business lol
It doesn't matter if its your business or not, any animal, including service animals are not allowed in shopping carts.
@@bedinor you gonna arrest them? worry about yourself lmao
@@bedinor ohh boohooo I don’t get my way waaa waaaa. Brooooo your sounding like a Karen 😂😂😂
We have many people who make it their business to harass others. Many times these people who call the police end up getting themselves arrested for calling the police on frivolous issues.
The parking Karen situation, it looks like their in a suburban housing development, which have their own rules about parking. Most don't allow parking on the street, each house has a garage and driveway for parking.
If the road is a public road, it follows the same rules all public roads do and you’re permitted to park on the street unless the town or city has deemed otherwise, provided you still follow the appropriate rules for public street parking. If it’s a privately owned piece of land, such as in gated communities, parking on the street can be illegal. Alternatively, certain public streets don’t allow public parking, as deemed by the town or city (often for safety or other particular reasons). Most neighborhood developments, even in suburban areas, allow for public parking. But it’s not always as common to see because you’re right, many such areas have homes with driveways and a garage.
@@Captainpigraven - In NY parking can be a nightmare and you are allowed to park on the street wherever you find a spot. It's different when I visit family in Orlando, there is parking everywhere. They live in house develpments, they're not gated, but it is a sectioned off community of houses and they don't allow parking on the street or on the grass in front of your house. And it's not the city that regulates it, it's the homeowners committee.
@@demonik01 Not if the street or cul de sac is a public road. Either you’ve got something else preventing parking there, like a sign posted that only allows parking on one side of the street, a fire hydrant or stop sign, or you simply don’t realize you live on a privately owned piece of land, like in a development with townhomes or condos. It’s either that or you’re straight up lying for some reason.
@@demonik01 I fail to realize nothing. This rule is not different. Please send me the parking rules for your city or another city in the US that states you cannot park on a public street, full stop. Every city is definitely going to have their own set of restrictions, no doubt about that. But those will be restrictions on the otherwise general rule that you can park on a public street. And that general rule applies in all 50 states, and in every city or town in those states.
As a US Marine, I spent a lot of time overseas in a lot of different countries. Some Americans have this snobbish, entitled, spoiled attitude & always think they are right. Very opinionated. It's irritating, which is why I tend to get most of the things I need delivered.
My son served in the Marines for five years. When he came back , he has no patience for stupid irritating things anymore. I 100% love him for that. We are lucky to have the freedom we do. There were so many entitled people in this country but they’ve lost what is truly important. Thank you for your service!
Thank you for your service!!!!!!!
Yeah, another Marine here. Spent last 20 years of my life in the Middle East and in Japan. The people I've grown used to in these nations, when I came back, I instantly knew I'd never adjust. Some of the kids, I just want to pick them up and punt across the store. Covid-19 saved all us Marines, we got widespread delivery.
@@aauwhatitdo1582 Thank you for your service!!!
In some places in America, you cannot park in front of other people's homes.
Everybody has to be a victim nowadays everybody's gotta have something to cry about making themselves feel good
Nah, there’s no looking dodgy and stopping people from entering a building. In the states, the police handle that for the safety of everyone, call them if needed.
IF NEEDED! You are calling a gun to the situation.
Exactly. People gotta stop acting like the Gestapo asking for papers or cops & actually join the police academy if they want to be. ;)
@@davidbeck7615 LOL Great, you just killed your neighbors best friend & you dropped your child on his head. lol
I would be absolutely ashamed to say I know someone that did this. Everyone around them should be mortified.
I like the way he says Karen. Don't high five ya gal, give her a big smooch
I'd like to mention. I worked in a hospital as an RN. We routinely had "fire drills". We followed the hospital protocol each time with the automatic doors closing, cleared the hallways of computers and equipment and such and closed the patient doors. We cleared the hallways to make sure fire response had clear access to fight fires. We shut doors to contain potential fire. However, we were NOT allowed to use ANY of the fire Extinguishers which were mounted on the hallway walls. That's RIGHT. We were not not allowed to use any of the many available mounted fire extinguishers in the hallways without pre-authorization and certification until the fire department arrived. Seriously! We routinely handled life threatening medical emergencies and we were college educated, degree holding, certified and licensed to take care of patients with life threatening conditions. We routinely responded to Code Blue situations and management thought we were too stupid and incompetent to use a fire extinguisher. I'm not joking. How hard is it to pull a freaking pin, aim and pull the trigger on a fire extinguisher?
The only reason I can think of is; you guys are around some pretty expensive equipment.
If some bicarb dust got in to the vents or gears the insurance company won't repair or replace if a doctor or nurse was the one who pulled the pin.
If a fire department comes in and doused everything it makes it easier for the bean counters upstairs to make a claim.
The coffee one was funny because that's what my wife is like until she has her coffee.
Guy with fire extinguisher in Wal-Mart although heroic he is breathing in toxic air by standing, probably mostly plastics that will harm the lungs. Was a former firefighter so I do know what I speak. Put it out quick trying to hold your breath, don't talk and stay low to the ground but then get away as quickly as possible from the smoke.
As a guest of a resident you do NOT have to tell anyone unless it's a security guard.
I work in gated community , had pass in my window and a nut job thought she had the right to question me..I told her to go talk to the office if she had a problem.
I will not tell her my name nor whose home I am there as an invited person to do work at.
I don't know why we need the guy describing the video to us when we're about to watch it.
@11:10 Karen at an all time high
In the first clip someone started a fire and the dude found a fire extinguisher and put it out that’s why he said y’all should give me a job because he put the flames out before there employees 👌🏻
My life has always had enough stress to where I don't these type of situations get out of control. None of the shit going ever rises to this level
It's not a stranger's business who I am visiting. That old man would have me shaking in anger. I'll never understand why people can't mind their business unless an actual crime is being committed. That dog lady was a nutcase. Both of them.
Starbucks: it's legal to record anyone in a public area
It may be a public restaurant but it is still private property, so the Starbucks can set any rule they want when it comes to recording. Most restaurants don't allow that.
Doesn't sound like sore winning... More like sore *losers* 👍🤣🤣🤣
that lady by the car, she sounds like amber heard. i didn't punch you, i hit you
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for the service dog karen, it is actually illegal to fake a service animal not only that but untrained animals around real service dogs can distract them from their tasks.
I'll never understand some of the entitlements that some people think they have over others.
It’s an unspoken rule not to park in front of somebody’s yard without them being ok with it because technically you’re on their property at least in some neighborhoods and communities
Not where I'm from. I live in Ohio. Unless you live in a gated community or a rental complex, on road parking is public parking unless otherwise posted by the city or township. And it's not their property on the road next to a curb or walk way. Your property ends at the public roadway.
@@eandg330 nah you’re gonna start a fight in most places if you do that. Better have you run into the right person who’s ok with it
@@godofdrip4889 where you live that it's that serious?
@@eandg330 SC but it’s serious like that in a lot of places you have to ask if you can park in front of their yard and get permission before you do you don’t just park in front of someone’s yard just because
@@godofdrip4889 that's just straight out crazy to me. I grew up in Cleveland and lived in Akron, then moved to the rural country area of Portage County Ohio. I've also lived in West Virginia and stayed in Mississippi never experienced that kinda thing. Sorry it's that way there.
For the one about the parking in front of the phone, I have a funny story. One day I parked my Camaro in front of my home because I was doing yard work near my car port and did want to damage my car because flying rocks and stuff. The lady on who lives across the street backed her car out of her driveway and hit my car, now I had my car parked about as close to curb as I could without climbing it on my side of the street, and she said that it was my fault for parking my car there.
Park in front of my drive and your car will magically relocate to another destination. You cannot block someone's driveway.
Explanation for the first video - they could only find 9, had an edit deadline, inserted a random video at the start so by the time you got to the end you forgot about it before liking or commenting.
These situations usually quickly escalate into ultraviolence. I guess this platform doesn't show much of that. Do a vid on "Karens getting a beatdown". Mega views :D
People with the untrained therapy animals need to be trained themselves.
I have seen so many people allow their dogs take huge dumps in aisles and walk away. Dogs grabbing things off shelves. Cramming their noses in people's butts and crotches. Knocking small children down.
Its ridiculous - and I 100% blame the owners.
The problem most "Karens" have is one of two things it's either that they aren't in control or that some people act as if the rules don't apply to them.
The term “karen” comes from AAVE (african american vernacular english). In the black community we associate names with certain personalities we think the name sounds like when we hear their name. So for us, the name “karen” sounds like a middle aged, privileged white woman that always wants the manager for everything. Most slang and terms used these days come from AAVE. And “karen” comes from AAVE.
Like the phrase “bye Felicia” comes from the iconic line in the movie named “friday”, of which we call a hood classic. The characters craig and smokey always told this one female character named felicia to go away by saying, “bye Felicia” everytime she came around them. They did this because everytime she came around she would always ask for something to be done or to borrow something. So everytime she came around both craig and smokey would say, “bye felicia” everytime she popped up randomly. Most black people in the black community in america know this, but most of people that aren’t black never knew this or still doesn’t know this or where the phrase came from.
These videos can be kind of cringey and controversial, I'm glad you checked this out but I wouldn't do too many Karen or public freak out compilations if I were you., it detracts from your Channel, and I agree with Millie, I don't like cringey videos to watch and react to.
The service dog clip. I understand that one. They are supposed to wear the vest that says they are a service dog. But now people bring their dogs everywhere and claim they are a service dog, when in fact they are not. She cares because most people don't know how to care for a dog. They never give them baths and do anything about fleas or ticks.
How do you know? There’s more and more with service dogs/etc, and it’s fleas not flees (which is the third person singular of the verb to flee, to get away), and there’s also still people who claim to own them…
@@Cassxowary I'm so sorry my typo was a trigger for you.
He probably started the fire.
Agreed. The first videos (Walmart fire) did not belong here.
The first one he was shaming the Karens that were running away. It is not a great link but it might be why it is included.
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Confused about the first one
You can park near the sidewalk but you cannot park directly in front of the driveway you have to leave a foot
Simple solution to people blocking your driveway. Call a tow company and have to automobile towed away.
Some people will complain about anything some people should take a chill pill before they go out
For those in the UK, ever this happened in pubs?7:49
Karen and Ken came from the African American community where they used it to describe entitled and racist white women and men. Started out on Twitter among the black community and caught on from there and now is more to describe anyone being 'difficult' to service workers but it was based in racist behavior. Like the woman who called the cops on a young African American girl selling bottled water for example.
In the fire one maybe Walmart is the Karen? I don't get it either.
I'd be on the recorders side on that soya milk video, if there's nothing dodgy going on why try to prevent someone recording? If they can record customers on CCTV why can't customers record? If something kicks off you don't know if a greedy ass company would make the CCTV disappear to protect their brand and money.
A lot of stores do not allow recording in their businesses some have stickers on door.
And there you go you're a Karen too.
Karen's got their name from caring about anything too much
Suggestion..Maybe "male Karens" can be referred to as..Keith? maybe...sounds like that name would fit lol
2nd hand embarrassment is real.
Trash talking is kind of part of sports...yea there's a line that can be crossed but in the 4 years i've had to attend games(i was in marching band and JROTC color guard) never saw trash talking get out of hand.
Actually that parent was wrong you're not allow to block a driveway because of fire and other related reasons. You CAN get fined and arrested for that. i've reported several parents for doing the same thing.
Its annoying when people who live on your street and sometimes a non running vehicle and park in front of your house but never use their drive way or park in front of their own .. Like what's the purpose of it?
Yep, why does she care? Thing is, there are rules on service dogs. Nowadays, a doctor will give anyone a prescription for a companion animal. Also, you can buy a certificate online. But, service dogs are a very defined thing, and while it's working it it should be wearing what is required. Now, they've moved the definition to "companion animals" no one wants to sit on a plane with a chicken (which has been banned) and people are misusing it. Still, I mean it's not worth that argument. Go your own way for crying out loud.
@6:10 its common curiosity to not park your car in front of other people's homes when you can park in front of your own. There isn't that i know anything illegal but way she speaks is she does it on purpose to try to annoying you and piss you off. Hoping you do something she can use against you.
@7:12 If you are in a business, if you are asked to not record and delete the footage you have to do that. They can also tell you to stop recording or leave and you have to do either one. Its a private business they have right to say if you can record or not.
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Thanks for saying "record" and not "film." None of these were shot with cameras that use film.
Many Veterans need companion dogs. I have one that I don't take out but can. They help us get through the day....without being #22aday
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The second they should have called a tow truck.
People can park wherever they want to on a public street. ...i'm not sure which one was the Karen in that instance.
Yes they have kids and teach their kids to act the same way... Disgusting.
No the Kevin had no right to stop or prevent the guy from entering the apartment building. If they are that concerned about security then they need to have a buzzer or intercom system. By US law, business owners are only allowed to ask two questions to people with service animals, customers have no rights to ask questions at all.
unbelievable....I thought coming out of the pandemic, these people would fade back into the woodwork, but apparently not.....SMH
Karen is the male version of a Carl
Dogs are allowed in most businesses
Y’all are the 🐐🐐s
Most arguments and fights at kids games are caused by the parents. Not the kids. You're allowed to celebrate if you win and be sad if you lose. That's 2 ladies in the street are definitely a Karen. It's not illegal and it's his service dog. All dogs sniff. The woman at the dog park is just jealous of the dog.
The psycho in the convenience store was very high on meth(among other things) for days, if not weeks/months.
A "Karen is generally a middlegp
Sorry hit a bump
You keep asking why do they care. We don't know that's why we call them Karen's I guess 😂
As someone who was a retail manager in USA unless it’s a service dog it’s illegal to be in a business that serves food, animals are not allowed were food is served love you guys peace love and joy to you and yours
Several levels or hypocrisy there. So animals are only allowed if they’re there to spend money (aka the humans) or if they’re service dogs/etc, or if it’s their abused tortured diseased cancerous corpses full of faecal matter, cancer, covid, other diseases and pathogens, noxious drugs and chemicals and worse and harm and destruction of all, so the other animals (the humans) can profit off of selling it to others as if it’s food…
And no, it’s not legally morally etc and by definition NOT food unless there’s nothing from animals like he involved.
Menopausal Karens