r/EntitledPeople - Insane Karen Demands I MAKE a BABY For Her! It Gets Worse.
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- r/entitledpeople - OP has an entitled Karen friend who desperately wants a baby and demands OP help her get one! When OP refuses, the entitled Karen throws a tantrum and threatens a lawsuit against her! Subscribe for future stories!
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Entitled People Stories in this episode of r/entitledpeople:
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Story 1 (u/dontcallmebabyyy)
2:57 - Story 2 (u/lostintheabyss666)
6:48 - Story 3 (u/OrsoMalleus)
10:30 - Story 4 (u/Satires_)
15:29 - Story 5 (u/WhatTheHell431)
17:36 - Story 6 (u/snarfleberry)
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Story 2: All restaurant owners should allow their managers to drop the hospitality act and throw out disruptive customers. I'm sure that would only increase business from customers who want an enjoyable eating experience.
This! I'm from Europe, where most countries don't have big tip culture, since staff is paid accordingly and doesn't need to rely on tips to get by (though in recent years whole hospitality business suffered due to c19), you tip only if the service was outstanding, above and beyond or if you don't care about change / feel generous and round up the bill (i.e. leaving them 50, when the bill was 46.41) - and I'd make sure to leave a tip and that they know it's for kicking out disruptive people so I could enjoy my meal out (likely special occasion) in peace and good atmosphere.
Yeah, "The customer is Always Right" is the biggest load of &*^% ever concocted. The slogan should be "Treat customers with Courtesy, but bar them from service if they treat your establishment with disrespect." You don't need to keep an entitled karen as a repeat customer to be successful, and purging the air of the toxicity will keep the atmosphere attractive to other repeat customers.
@@meh2510 "The customer is always right" is only the first half of the quote; it continues "in matters of taste". Marshall Field is spinning in his grave at the misuse of his policy to justify inexcusable behavior.
Yes, This! Customer service training and employment policies made us afraid to give back what the unruly customers dish out.
Menus used to have disclaimers printed on the bottom reserving the right to refuse service to anyone.
We understand why the OP thought the mother on the plane was a Karen but lucky it was just a mother going through a hard time because of a Ass of a husband and the OP stepped up and gave her a little relief when she really needed it. It's nice to finally listen to a positive story.
Maybe OP looks like her husband. 😅
Maybe the husband left because of her nasty demeanor.
@@OldManAndTheSeaOfTooManyCats Maybe not if she was crying because she was nasty to OP and said she was sorry.
I mean - she still acted entilted. Even if she had a reason to be upset with the world. It turned out ok since she apologized but I wouldn't blame OP if he didn't help and would be just pissed.
That was a heartwarming story. Poor woman just struggling with her kids, getting divorced and having to move back in with her parents. No wonder she was so stressed. Hopefully things will get better for her and her kids.
Story 4: You lost me at the Karen killing pets through negligence. I have nothing but contempt for animal abusers, they’re almost as bad as child abusers. Hope she never gets near a child.
They're not almost as bad as child abusers, they *ARE* as bad as child abusers.
@@kacielawrence Technically they are WORSE because a child can tell a family member or a teacher they are being abused. A pet doesn't have that option.
@@the_once-and-future_king. In theory a child can tell someone else. My mother was a teacher at my school, and instilled a fear in me to not ruin her reputation or tell people about our bad af home life that included a biohazard of a household.
So even as a teen that did nothing but pick fights with family I felt like I had nobody I could tell, especially when a friend I confided in said she thought I was lying because my mum was sooo nice at school 🙃
@Damien Oh shit, sorry dude. That musta been hell.
@@the_once-and-future_king. Insinuating that telling someone else will make things better 100%.
I told others, didn’t stop my father nor the school bully who nearly took my left eye during a science class involving acid.
I hope the police called CPS on the library mom for her daughter's outburst and treatment.
That last one with Grace and her mom and baby sibling had me on edge until near the end - I know how crazy things can be with even just one baby, so I sympathize with the mother, but I would *never* expect a stranger to be ready to hold my kid.
And airplane and babies don't mix well, the pressure change can be really painful for them.
The mother could of asked politely in the first place.
To be honest, if that was me, I would never have given her the chance to prove that she wasn't as bad as first impressions would appear. I would have called the hostess to come deal with her and then basically tell her that these are her kids and therefore her problem.
No, having a bad day is not an excuse to be an @h, I would give the child back in a second with a look that she better doesn't annoy me again, you don't know when the other person is having a bad day too and can make the situation really bad
No, having a bad day is not an excuse to be an @h, I would give the child back in a second with a look that she better doesn't annoy me again, you don't know when the other person is having a bad day too and can make the situation really bad
The lady from story 4 is the reason I advocate for a license to breed for humans. She wasn't approved to adopt yet if she didn't have fertility issues she'd be free to get pregnant as many times as she could. If the child care system was perfect the kids would be taken away as soon as they're born but it's not and some poor child would have to suffer or even die in the worst case scenario. Glad that she can't have kids and the system won't give one to her.
yeah. I remember having a neighbor with untreated issues and she just had kids over and over again. she’d beat her kids blue and nothing we did could help them, and the military paid them more with each kid, making the problem worse.
and yet the soldiers and couples without kids are the ones who are bullied and treated like garbage around here…
yes!!! you couldn't catch them all but it would cut down on the bs a lot. AND A GODDAM MENTAL!! and the animals... mental is freaking genetic and the only people who would breed with one are many times mentals as well. so double whammy. genetics and environment.
The kid on the bus was awesome. I hope the people that thought he should move felt stupid after he removed his prosthetic leg.😂
Just because someone popped out some kids doesn't qualify them as parents sadly
Story 4: OP should call animal control if she has a unsanitary environment for her pets, and tell the dispatcher that he's worried about the animals in her care. See if you can take pictures of her place. That's would be enough to get a visit from animal control.
Why do people have to be so mean and cruel to cats and other animals? It just breaks my heart. I wish there was a way to weed out the people who would harm or abandon them. They deserve to live long happy lives just like us.
In the immortal words of my mother, "Act like you've been to town before."
Ha ha ha!
That made me smile for sure. Cheers.
I hope your mom doesn't mind but I am so using that!
The 2nd story might have made it into r/MaliciousCompliance if, when the Karen said, "You're supposed to give customers the best experience possible," OP had replied, "You're right. I should kick you and your family out so that the rest of the customers can have the best experience possible."
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Last story: it still needs to be said that giving random strangers your baby to hold can go very wrong in multiple ways though.
True. But at least on a plane in the air, you can't go anywhere. I'm glad it had a heartwarming ending but it was still a bad idea in general.
Yes, play stupid games win stupid prizes. At least that mother didn't win a stupid prize.
That random stranger was in an airline pilots uniform and may have even been a lady pilot. The mother may have seen the uniform and decided that he or she would do.
I love the last one, wholesome ending. The mom was desperate for a little rest.
So was OP.
The third story, my guess is why the Karen told the librarian all right call the cops is because people have said that they are gonna call the cops in the past and never did so maybe the Karen thought the Librarian was bluffing.
All the librarians I knew were no-nonsense women who took no crap off anyone. 😄
@@lancerevell5979 The library that is near me well where I used to live, the main librarian was awesome as hell, she did not care at all, if you complained and she found proof she would kick the person that Was disturbing out immediately
I feel sorry for the kids.
@@priscilalondon Yup
Story #4: Tell her friends to ask to see the "Legal Document" and let them know it doesn't exist because you Never Agreed to do anything that she claims you did!!!
Not to mention thats not an actual medical procedure
And sue the bitch for slander and defamation while pressing criminal charges for assault and harassment while suggesting there might be drug abuse involved.
I also would call animal protection about her habitual abuse.
Shes just gonna claim its verbal
@@f687sNFM She may, but that doesnt hold in court. Such an extreme case wont be accept only on "But she said".
Plus if someone did say they would give up their body part to someone, they can change their mind at any time. Obviously it wouldn't matter in this situation because this procedure isn't possible at this time.
Why do people continue to be friends with a person who you know is CRAZY and TOXIC? As soon as you see the Behavior, Cut these people out of your life forever!!!
Story 5: Perfect way to get rid of a Karen, stay silent and show them your fake leg by detaching it and shoving it into her face. 🤣
I'm someone who has been an avid reader since I learned at the age of 5! I always took books from my elementary school's library & of course returned them on time! Once I was old enough to go to our public library I ALWAYS obeyed the rules & returned my books on time! Fast forward to around 2003 & I'm starting to take my son to the library I've explained the rules such as very quiet voices so not to disturb others, return books before due ect! I was lucky & my son was well behaved. Then one day this "karen" comes in with her crotch goblin who is yelling, running around screaming (this was NOT in the children's section even) so as the librarian goes up to the "karen" trying to explain she needed to control her child my son yells out "what's wrong with that mommy why didn't she tell the rules" at this point you can hear a pin drop & I try to get my son away but he wasn't having it! He kept insisting that the kid's mom explain why her child was acting up! At this point I can't help & start laughing & "Karen" looks at me & says oh you think it's funny that your kid is rude! I said no he wasn't rude & what I think is funny is a 3 yr old knows better than you as to the way to act in a library! My son & I went up to the children's section and read several books! Once done he chose a few books I got my books we checked out & karen was no where to be seen
Your son is a hero
This is an old comment, but I seriously want to say GOOD JOB! My mum taught us how to act in public, if we didn’t follow the rules, she’d take us home immediately. Full on abandonment of groceries, books, whatever (sorry to employees) but it taught us the fun outings would end as soon as we started misbehaving. There are rules for a reason. Sounds like your son has a good head on his shoulders and a good parent to guide him. Kudos!
Story 2: Most restaurants I know automatically add on a 15-20% service charge as an automatic tip for large parties for exactly this reason, to ensure the server who has to deal with such a difficult job gets what they deserve.
That's to deal with the size, not to deal with crazy inappropriate behavior and unruly spoiled children. It's really not the kids fault when they're little, it's the parents. My kid was too frightened of me to act up in a restaurant, LoL. I'm not Mom of the year, believe me but I always kept crayons & construction paper in my car etc for restaurants/emergencies. Kids love it, keeps them occupied.
Thanks for ending with the last story. It started out rocky, but there's no question that mother was in a terrible situation and in desperate need of a little kindness. Because the OP was there to provide it, they had a beautiful experience too. That was a joy to read :)
Why couldn't she have politely ASKED? Shoving your child into a stranger's arms is ridiculous. She didn't know anything about OP or how they would react to it.
S2:
I've worked in restaurants and hotel restaurants, and I've Never seen a family act like this one did. We would have thrown them out immediately.
The manager should be let go for not doing their job.
And the only meals that should have been comped are those that the kids disturbed.
"kid running around for the entire evening"...Uhh. No. For about five minutes then everyone is invited to dine elsewhere. Otherwise how many customers were subject to a very poor dining experience, and probably wouldn't go back, because the manager was so lenient? I wouldn't go back. Just in case. Bad business decision, imo. I've only once complained about someone at another table in a restaurant. Asked the waiter to please ask Mr Big Mouth to stop his potty mouth and disruptive behaviour (I was polite to waiter, but the hint was we'd walk out and take our business elsewhere) and the guy got a quiet word in his ear, and subsided. So I'm amazed other diners didn't complain on the spot...this is one kind of situation when being a Pseudo-Karen and complaining is actually a service to others.
You're lucky...
@@Kayenne54 It's also just dangerous. Waitstaff carries heavy trays containing hot meals, there are strangers in out of the restaurant/the bathroom. I don't get it.
These spoiled kids are tomorrow's rude entitled adults that we see attack staff in places when they don't get their way.
_"Crotch Goblins" has been added to the Dictionary._
Yay! Fluff & Stevo!
2nd story, I would have just called the police and tell them someone abandoned a child.
The last story is awesome...and the man was so kind. It restores my faith in humanity.
Ok, I'm a parent and I gotta say, my son tends to be very composed and well-behaved when we are out. its not that hard, you just have to be firm with them and let them know their boundaries. Doesn't require any rough play or anything like that. You would be amazed how much a stern, clear voice can control a situation.
Yep, my parents me and my sister proper manners when out in public. Had I pulled such nonsense, I'd have been spanked.
Story 6: I'm glad OP was ok with holding a baby, but some of us are not. In fact, some of us don't even like kids and there's no way to know that based only on gender or appearance. Even if it was a bad day, things can get ugly if you give your toddler to a stranger. Maybe ask for help next time instead.
Story 4 -11:25 - We haven't even gotten to the main part of the story yet, and already I'm appalled! There ought to be some way to legally ban a person like this from having any more pets! 😡
13:36 - How does this woman even have friends???
15:24 - Call me cruel, but I hope this severely unbalanced woman never gets a child, or at least not until she's had YEARS of therapy and possibly found the right medication. The thought of her as a mother - especially after how many of her pets have died in disturbing circumstances - just scares the hell out of me!
Story 5: In the end, Karen was the one with no leg to stand on. 🙃
Yeah, I made this joke again.
Smh.
1st story. Was in a restaurant and there was a kid doing the same thing. Running. Screaming. Hitting. Throwing. All of it. I had enough and threw one of those little cups that the butter comes in, at him. I connected. He quit running.
Had one doing that one time and it was all I could do not to put my foot out just long enough to trip him.
you seem a bit too grown for that kinda behaviour, mate, but I can hardly judge ya 😩 I'd wanna do something similar, although I'd probably just talk to the kid in a really disapproving tone at first
@@damien678 do you really think that would even work? Seriously?
@@Claudia-lq3ns I said at first. It's worth a shot to not have to escalate things right off the bat.
Then again, I don't live in the US where people seem to be much more unreasonable/entitled.
@@damien678 When my dog trainer voice comes out mixed with my drill sergeant voice, people, tend to listen. XD
i've walked out of a place where feral kids were running loose. i was followed by 3 other patrons.
At one restaurant, as a customer I saw a group of parent doing nothing to control their hellions. I loudly said, "Oh, I remember why there's so many kids here. Didn't they have a promotion where lousy parents eat free?" My friend then took up the mantle, "Yes, they give you the meal free in exchange for calling Child Protective Services and getting them out of the hands of people who don't give a damn." We got stared daggers at, but the rest of the patrons started applauding. Everybody was looking at the parents. They hadn't got their food yet, so they gathered their kids and left. We got half off of our meals.
I've been fill-in grandma more than once for little ones like this. I'm grateful for the trust and love from these babies and their moms who were overwhelmed at the time.
You made a good point after that last story. You don’t have any idea what that person has been through that day, it doesn’t excuse horrible behavior but it’s something to keep in mind when dealing with people. I have learned afterwards about what someone was going through and was amazed they were still functioning. And then there are those that are rotten to the core.
Damn, even my 3 y/o knows that when we go to the library, we have to use our inside voices, and can’t run around like at home. If my completely average toddler can understand that, you can damn well teach your screeching kindergartner the same.
I feel sorry for the boy that grabbed a book and went into the corner to read. Probably the only peace the poor lad had in ages.
Do you know that their kindergartner is average, though? My 4 year old is moderately autistic and I have been berated by strangers in the store when he has his moments. I usually try to remove him from the situation that is disturbing him. You don’t know what people are going through.
@@ascendednightingale2456 I thought the same!
My (almost) 4-year old got diagnised with autism this year. It isn't severe, but it makes going to public places a bit of a stress, since I don't know how he will react. Our library is quite laid back, but I never go there for more than 15 minutes. Even choosing a book is hard, when he starts to run around or be loud. And there is no way to effectively discipline him - actually, when he is at his worst, leaving him alone is the best option (obviously, this option is almost never possible in public setting)
I wish you and your family all the best!
My daughter works as a service pro and trainer for all positions at a certain Italian restaurant establishment. She has worked there for a number of years and people will say and do the damnedest things to get their food comped. She has had people tried to skip out on bills over $400. She's had people in the bar try to convince the management that they had two drinks and that's all when they've been there for 3 hours. Some people seem to think their purpose on this Earth is to be scam artists.
Never had kids so I can't even imagine what it would be like to travel by air with two small ones, especially under that circumstance. Hopefully Karma knocks down the ex's door soon.
From what my parents have told me, I was very well behaved on flights when I was younger. I started flying when I was 12 or 13 months old because my parents owned a scuba shop and it was cheaper to take me with them then to get a babysitter for a week when they took people on dive trips.
Maybe the ex deserves karma. Maybe he’s some kind of monster who kicked this woman and his children out. Then again maybe the woman has done something evil and this is her bad karma. It’s so easy to jump to the wrong conclusion when you only get one side of the story.
@help8help True. It's often not a one-way street.
@@help8help I doubt the kids did something to deserve being fatherless. But, maybe him not being in their lives is a blessing
I think with the restaurant situation, any restaurant that frequently has a lot of kids should put an entry on the bottom of the menu that says there will be a $50 fee for each child we have to ask the parents to control more than twice
$500 deposit for each child under 10 years brought into my restaurant that is unrestrained. /j
Wait… That “Italian Food Restaurant” wouldn’t happen to a a certain abode of spaghetti dinners, from New Jersey, that has been in the news lately for it’s decision to ban kids under 10, would it? Cause that would now make a lot more sense….
If customers and servers are being that inconvenienced to the point of danger....Get the manager to throw the entire family out, without finishing food, or anything. As soon as it is inconvenient to problem family trespass them and get police involved...you could always threaten with police and CPS..good motivator.
I'm the youngest of 4. My parents used to take all 4 of us to the library all the time. None of us acted like that.
The Karen probably thinks this is how children act because she did the exact same thing as a child and her parents never cared enough to punish her
Restaurant story: The manager was incompetent for not telling Karen and Co to leave when they first walked in!
Story 2: Being in a family restaurant does not give you freedom to do whatever you want at the expense of others' comfort. Heck, restaurants in general.
It's not control, it's called being civilized.
Story 3: Same with libraries. The whole point is to be respectful to others by being silent and civilized. If your reaction to being confronted about your kids' obnoxious behavior is to get the idea that nobody wants you there (which might as well happen if you do nothing about it), and you just not do anything about the situation, you are a bad parent.
#2: If the restaurant had thrown Karen and her Hellspawn out, it would have been approp[riate service for the other customers. #3: Karen HAD no mind. #4: just ignore her. She can't afford to do anything to OP.
Story 3 - Library etiquette has become a thing of the past. My wife had a lengthy dentist appointment not long ago, so while I waited on her, I went to our local library and tried to get some work done. The staff was talking so loud I could hardly concentrate! If I had ever talked that loud in a library when I was little, my parents would have taken me outside.
Story 2) I have NO sympathy for the OP or their boss, when you allow people to act like that in a restaurant and ruin everyone else’s experience and waste the other patrons money is BS.
OP didn’t want a baby, and Karen kept pushing her. This is not OK!
Last story: we never know what the other persons situation is. It's awesome to her stories like this. 👍
I believe people like the woman with the two tables and her 15-year-old’s birthday. This is where the rule has come from where if you have so many people you have to give 18% tip regardless.
The one with baby Grace was so sweet!
"Thank you for letting me hold her" - that was the most perfect thing to say.
Restaurant story: We had a family of 5 in our restaurant. The 3 kids (ages about 4-7 years old) are running around screaming and bothering other customers, while the parents did nothing.
I was the MOD at the time, so I politely asked them to control their children.
They told me they came to our restaurant to relax, and since it was our restaurant, it was our job to control their kids.
I asked them to control their children a few more times and I kept getting the same answer each time.
I finally told them they would not like how I would control their children, as my methods include the (city name) Police Department as well as the (state name) CPS.
They immediately called their children over and told them to sit down & behave.
After they were done, they said I was rude and they were calling Corporate if I didn't comp their meals (note-only the parents ate, the kids didn't eat anything).
I simply pointed to the cameras and commented on how they each recorded sound as well as video.
They paid and left.
They never came back, & I haven't heard anything about it since.
You acted very calm, professional, patient and gave them a lot of leeway. After third bs answer their kids are my problem, I'd call police and involve CPS.
@@vanillablossom I would have called cps anyways because those pieces of shit were stuffing their faces while not getting anything for their kids to eat, and that combined with them not bothering to keep their kids from disrupting the other customers shows that they're awful parents
@@anthonycrowley2264 true, fair enough 👍
I hope they weren't starving them. I was more thinking of neglect and lack of attention, but you are right, too.
2nd story (kids running around in Italian restaurant): on r/childfree the other day, we were celebrating a post from the owner of an Italian restaurant saying that they will no longer allow kids under 10. Bc of parents who refuse to watch their kids, just like the one in the story. And a lot of people were happy that the restaurant with no longer be treated like a McDonald’s playground.
Just wanted to mention that This Reddit post sounds connected in some way. Would be neat if they were one in the same (Italian restaurant) and that this post led to the owner banning young children.
On the one hand, as a happily childfree person I understand. But as someone who was brought up to behave in restaurants even when I was little, and hated limited children’s menus from around age 8 (why am I stuck with a boring burger or Mac n cheese when the grownups get yummy salmon?), it would have made kid-me really sad. And really irritated that once again I was missing out/getting punished because other kids were acting like assholes.
Birthday restaurant story: LONG before that 3 hours were up had I been the manager I would have invited them to leave. AND made sure they paid for the meals. As for the commentor that used to get headbutted while serving, it's time to practice falling in specific directions, making sure what I'm carrying goes towards the person doing the headbutting.
Uterine donation story: OP, why would you even jokingly make that kind of an offer to someone you knew was unstable?!?
Story 6. That woman is super lucky that A) they're on a plane and B) OP is a good person because if neither of those things were true, he could've just ran off with her kid.
Glad she apologized in the end but she should've known better than to give her child to a random person, whether she's having a bad day or not.
I'm sorry if it comes across like I'm being mean but I've heard too many stories of children being kidnapped, it's one of the reasons why I don't want to have kids, so I just think it was super irresponsible for her to give her kid to some random person because she had no way of knowing that OP was a good person who was gonna watch kid her. He could've been a creep who'd run off with her kid the second the plane landed.
I'm just saying you need to be responsible for your children and some people shouldn't be parents if they can't handle the stress of being one.
Karens seem dedicated to making sure everyone else has as miserable a life as hers!
All customer service positions should hire one Karen for every shift specifically to deal with other Karen’s we might as well lean into it higher these people to do what they do so well they can deal with the other Karen’s
I kinda like it, but the staff karens would need to be trained karens, otherwise it's be lawsuit waiting to happen, when both karens suddenly get into each other's hair.
I think karen should be written like that, since by now it's a species like dog or a role like aunt, or a job like welder etc. You know, it's basically a regular noun by now, not name, at least not in this context.
I have a sort of story that goes along with this. My mom had breast cancer she would go to a center to get treated and while there a woman I guess was getting treatments for infertility and I thought nothing about it till the woman and her husband appeared on my land that's 4 acres back away from the road. She demanded that I give her my female organs that I didn't need them. The only way this woman could find out where I lived was one of the nurses who did act rude to me and mom at the cancer center gave the woman our address. The reason I think this is because the woman said she was sent to get her "stuff" from me and the nurses would help her. Let's just say we stopped going to that cancer center went to another one. Bizarre people out there people have respectable jobs but are really strange.
about the second story, an Italian restaurant in one of my state's neighboring states recently banned kids under 10 from dining with them. I wonder if that story took place there and was the breaking point for the owners but i highly suspect its not lol.
I’m pretty sure the 29 year old toddler “knows” the world revolves around her, everyone else didn’t get the memo though 😂😂
Story 1: there are people who don't feel special, important, significant, or whatever you want to call it EVER. It's called depression. Compared to anyone with that condition, you don't have it that bad.
Idk, I'd say people with other mental illnesses have it pretty bad, too.
...Also, I don't like people trying to play the pain Olympics. I have major depression as well as multiple anxiety disorders, cPTSD, Autism, ADHD... And I can still acknowledge that someone without those conditions can be struggling just as bad as me, and/or they deserve to air out their hardships just as much as any of us with depression.
@@damien678 I agree. I was naming depression off the top of my head. I didn't even know about some of the things you listed.
@@badgerthecheesestick1171 Unrelated but that's an adorable Badger as your pfp
To replie to the story about the bus I take the bus once in a while I always assume anyone sitting in the reserved seats need em
Story 3 : many parents gave up educating their kids and that is sad...
Story 5: Reserved seats, as OP said, are for the elderly, pregnant, and disabled. Karen was just a mother standing with a two year old.
Karen doesn't need the reserved seat
Are you sure? Were you there? Maybe she had a disability you couldn't see, like PTSD! Yea, the fakers ruin it for some of us, but the idiots ruin it for the rest of us! NOT saying she WAS right, but maybe some compassion wouldn't be wrong. NOT saying OP should give up the seat, but maybe the rest of humanity should notjudge her to be a piece of garbage. Karen SHOULD have been more polite, but she had no way of knowing beforehand about the disability. I guess I have had so many disabled family members and friends, I know they should not be discounted, but that doesn't mean they are always right. Oh, and I am also disabled, but I wouldn't be found on a crowded bus dead, I don't like being touched by strangers because of PTSD...
Uterus Story: And the sad thing about this story, is even IF OP was a perfect Genetic Match to Little Mrs. Crazy, that still probably wouldn't solve her Fertility problem since most Fertility problems are with the Ovaries or Fallopian Tubes, not the Uterus...
I think OP needs to tell Mrs. Crazies friends to look at the Legal Contract promising she'll provide Mrs. Crazy with either a Uterus Transplant or a Surrogacy before Harassing her...and oh, look, you CAN'T because that Promise EXISTS ONLY IN MRS. CRAZIES DERANGED MIND!!! No such Promise was ever made by OP and if they don't back off and leave her alone she'll Sue for Slander, Libel, Defamation and Harassment...then get a Restraining Order against Mrs. Crazy...just to be on the safe side in case she finishes going off the deep end and tries something drastic and physical against OP...
These stories are not just enjoyable but give us lessons on how to deal with Karen's in real life
lesson 1 be ready to throw hands cause too damn many of them get violent so fast! lesson 2 when asked if you want to press charges SAY YES DAMN IT! they get away with it cause they don't get punished! lesson 3 no is your best weapon against them use it and a titanium spine to best effect
The best way to distinguish between a Karen and a person just having a rough time is the apology. Glad the lady in the last story turned out to be the latter.
That last story is so sweet. It actually brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for sharing it, Fluff.
Last story was a complete and total 180. Starting out, I was like oh she's one of those flight passengers. At the end, my heart was touched as much and op and Grace's mom were. That seems like the perfect name for the little gal.
As a librarian, the library story is accurate and almost a daily occurrence.
Hey Dark Fluff, one of the reasons I love your channel is because you end your videos on a positive story. It really helps me walk away in a good mood.
Oh hell no, anyone who shoves a kid into my lap would get it shoved right back into theirs! I am not parenting your child for you. She knew she was going to have to nurse the younger one, was it her plan all along to shove her kid onto a stranger? Who does that??
Story two..... That EM needs a perma-ban. 😡
The one about demanding a body part. I was horrified that poor cat was thrown across a room hard enough to kill it. And the other starving animals ....what would happen to a baby 😱 😨 scares me to my bones. This human needs to be put where she can not ever hurt another animal/human.
Ever wonder if in some of these stories, some of the Karens are the same person from different stories? I mean they act so similar.
That would be LEGENDARY.
@@DarkFluff That would be logical. If they weren't hauled away from the public eye like being placed in a mental institution or prison, then chances are pretty good that they'll have a future dramatic meltdown for another OP to share with the internet.
You're visiting my home for the first time and decide to go to my bedroom, hell no would I wait 10 minutes before doing anything, I would go in right away and ask why the hell you think you can go into my bedroom.
They are the center of everything that is wrong with humanity. These stories should be a idea for a movie: Entitled. That would be a great title.
there was a horror film called Karen... I want to watch it...
@@ladyserenegrace18 I wasn't aware, I should look for it too.
Story #2. The “Librarian “ in the story probably wasn’t a librarian. A library aid maybe. Rarely do public libraries has more than two or three full librarians on staff. Most fully accredited librarians are well trained on how to deal with disruptive patrons. In this cast the first approach would be to ask the patron if they could direct the young children to the children’s area and then set them up with activities in the children’s section. FYI most children sections in public libraries have a “No adult with out children rule”, and a full time person watching over that section. If that didn’t work the librarian would ask how can they help the patron or if the patron would be able to work better in a single study room.
Regarding the last story, as someone with mental illness sometimes the most meaningful interactions are the ones with strangers that know nothing of you but still take time out of their day to be kind. Asking someone "are you ok?" can make the difference between life and death in some cases.
If I worked as a manager in the food industry I’d have a wall of photos of problematic customers. I’d say something like “hi, my name is blank and I’m the manager, today we are having a special get your photo taken on our esteemed wall of fame for our most valued customers” and end up spreading the message about these customers to other local businesses
Hope that the flying mother of 2 got a good lawyer, the childrens' dad needs to pay !
Thank you Dark Fluff for another wonderful ending. That last story was a good one.
A Fluff a day keeps Karen's oh wait I love your stories fluff
Speech to text? That’s a funny autocorrect ^_^
"A Fluff a day keeps Karen's away"
Story 4. From the way OP describes Emily, I can buy the cat launching itself into the wall to put itself out its misery.
20:41, You made this mothers day... You could have been a bad person, but you recognized she needed support and helped her for this Short Flight... Bet she remembered you for YEARS to come whenever she got on a plane.
S2: "'Ma'am', we have an obligation to ALLLL our customers, not just YOU. And YOUR family and HER friends have been giving our OTHER customers a bad time, so if anybody's comping anybody, I think it's only fair that YOU comp THEM. Either that, or you can SHUT UP about us doing the parenting, because SOMEBODY should be."
S3: "That's right..." (points to EM) "...she's a child, and that's what children do."
S5: Wow. After some of the stories we've heard here? That was a bold move. How many EPs would grab it and break it as "retribution" for daring to defy her?
LMAO The move that boy on the bus pulled was savage. I wish I could have seen her face.
I'm hungover, and listening to non tts reddit channels makes it feel a little better
As someone who works at a particular bread Cafe, I can't say I've had too much experience with Karens (I'm lucky in that regard), but we do tend to get big family groups/sports teams in and the most they do is make a ruckus and leave our tables disaster areas. Like, I always wonder how much of the food they paid out the ass for actually ended in their mouths as opposed to spread out on the table or tossed on the floor.
My personal favorite are the families who come in with babies and toddlers and let's them do finger painting with the Mac and cheese. I'm sure it was hella cute, just not to the server who has to come in behind them and spend 5 - 10 minutes cleaning up the "masterpiece".
The last story is so sweet. For all the Karens out there, sometimes people really just need some help.
And to think that if that woman had functional hardware she'd just be allowed to have children with no restrictions, licensing, training, etc.
Story 6 is a great example of why it's so important to omit names and locations from online stories about the bizarre entitled interactions. Folk shouldn't be harassed for their worst moment. Sometimes they're just scared, exhausted, and desperate
The story about Grace turned my heart into butter. Thank you.
13:49, Likely she thinks this is something she can SUE FOR in Civil court... BUT, the hard part for her is getting a Judge to listen to her BS.
Last story, god i would lose my mind if a kid was forced onto me
I'm 75 and I hope I could get that woman to explain herself before jumping into attack mode. The rewards turned out to be HUGE.
I really love the last one's wholesome ending.
Her husband left her AND his little angel toddler AND his little baby. They will ALL feel the pain and loss.
I'm so glad OP dealt with Grace, with grace.
While you make a valid point about some people simply having a bad day, there is, imo, no level of "bad day" that gives anyone the right to take their frustration out on someone else, especially a complete stranger.
I'm glad that some strangers have more empathy than you are showing now Karen.
@@jlessien3826 Throwing your baby at a literal stranger is how bad things happen. I get the mother was stressed, but that mother is an asshole and a legitimately bad parent.
That last story is great example of how absolutely crazy parenting and sleep deprivation can make you. So desperate that you will hand them to a stranger on an airplane
The last story was unexpected but a welcome one.