r/MaliciousCompliance - Rude Karen Thinks a Manager Will SERVE Her! Worst Mistake Ever!
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- r/maliciouscompliance - Op works an airport when he witnessed an entitled Karen demanding a manager. The entitled Karen is getting very rude and thinks the manager will give her what she wants! It backfires! Subscribe for future stories!
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Stories in this episode of malicious compliance:
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0:19 - Story 1 (u/SadLittle_Sponge13)
2:36 - Story 2 (u/KiSpacePanda)
5:47 - Story 3 (u/Hope-on-life-support)
10:37 - Story 4 (u/cyberdizzy)
14:10 - Story 5 (u/JvandeP_NL)
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He could have been sued for forcing a student to openly state their disability in the open full classroom.
He probably should have, and Let's go ahead and say he should have lost his job as well. people like that should never be allowed to teach students
The school could have been sued for him denying an ADA allowance.
@@Steve-of3er Go back and listen to/read the story again ..... he was fired and then was black listed from teaching on the collegiate level.
@@tinydancer7426 I know. I listened to the whole video
@@tinydancer7426 that corrective action was how the school avoided being fined by the government. Only a complaint need be registered, the student doesn't need to do anything beyond that. ADA violations can get really expensive, super quickly, as multiple violations increase the fine dramatically.
Now, to Nicholas, what statute would the litigation be brought under? If any are tempted to say HIPAA, you're wrong, as neither the school or professor are insurance or health care providers. Privacy is dicey, again, a statute is necessary for litigation.
It's really ironic that Sally pretended to live a salt-free life, because in the end she herself seemed to be pretty salty. 😆
Not to mention that your body needs salt, you'll die without salt.
@@zerobolt9506 there are legitimate reasons for a salt free diet(though I know 'sally' had none)
But it makes perfect sense given how bland her personality probably is lol
@@heckinggi6034 as pointed out in the story, you can have a low sodium diet which means less salt, but you literally can´t survive without salt as you need both Na and Cl as electrolytes in your body. So salt free diet is a very misleading and wrong name.
@@blackangel6589 yeah, if you had no salt at all, you wouldn't be able to control your limbs. Salt free is impossible
Good on that fellow student. The only thing that is needed for evil to win is for the good of people to do nothing. She did something two thumbs up for her
Ex-professor learns a valuable lesson.... NO ONE is untouchable! 🤨
Considering that no school at any level will ever hire him again, he is ruined! Any school in the future would potentially be able to get sued if he tries anything like that again.
His ableism is probably part of the reason why he got fired. No school/business worth their salt wants a lawsuit risk among them.
If it had been a guy they would have watched the door hit him in the butt as he walked out. If he looks normal then to all the woke-tards he is just another straight white male who needs to have his privilege checked.
I'm impressed she was willing to make that kind of stand considering if you drop a class that has already started can usually hurt your GPA and she was willing to take that chance for someone she didn't even know. I'm so glad she stood up for OP. I'm sure most people wouldn't do that. Also, since they mentioned he had been doing that for years shows that in that time that girl was the only one willing to stand up to that Professor.
Him forcing the student to say that in front of the class is a massive FERPA violation, which is probably the root of the teaching ban.
Story 4: OP saved that Starfish's life, Selling pets to incompetent people is almost the same as killing them
Really. It would be abuse to sell anything to that idiot, because she obviously didn't know a darn thing. Fish are not cheap, and ocean fish require a lot more maintenance. I have a cat, so very low maintenance.
Sadly pet stores until recently would basically let that Karen have what she wanted and/or give false info to innocent people on how to take of the animals thus leading to their death... unfortunately, my family and I have been victims of the later despite our efforts to be informed
Agreed
@@DemonCatMidnight that's...horrible
I actually had a salt water tank, but my chocolate chip starfish didn't even survive the overnight. I put him in a mini suspended tank to acclimate the temperatures. Came out 3 hours later to discover he had died and practically dissolved. I never attempted to get another starfish after that. They are super sensitive. Didnt even get to the care booklet. And those little puffer fish are true terrors.
Story 2: In the 1980s I had a professor who didn't want any papers given to him which weren't typed on a typewriter Most people then who had printers for their computers had dot-matrix printers, so anything printed on them would be easy to tell. Right after the professor made this announcement I got up, informed the class that I was a Navy Chief Yeoman (admin and personnel specialist) and at work I had an IBM printer that was based on an IBM Selectric electric typewriter. Also I had WordPerfact, WordStar, and IBM Word installed on my computer. So if anyone wanted to compose anything on their computers using any of those word processing programs, do so and give me the paper on disk so I could print them. I even mentioned that I could print using Prestige Elite (12 pitch), Courier (10 pitch), or several other typefaces. The professor was not happy with me and made some unveiled threats. I told him that if he wanted to play silly games I could play them too and, as a Navy Chief, I had received formal training on how to be an asshole. Many of my classmates took me up on my offer.
Yeah, had that happen to me in high school. Dad had a daisy wheel printer with a typewriter font. Why on earth would I bother to re-type?
Don't mess with military people, they are trained to be a-holes and are masters of Malicious Compliance 😂😂😂
Unveiled threats ..... regardless of your military rank, a threat is a threat and warrants being reported to the administration. Far too many college/university instructors believe they are untouchable and are actually shocked when they are called out and pulled up short for their presumed godlike status.
I bet the "Perfesser" had "tenure" LOL
As someone who needs to keep sodium consumption in check, I'm angered at people like Sally, who make up such health issues just for attention.
Exactly!!
Especially when the human body needs salt to survive, even just a little, Sally's a moron for not knowing that, I knew that as a kid 🙄
Another thing that's annoying is when people refuse to believe you HAVE a valid reason for not eating something and will try to force it on you, or slip it in your food to test you.
@@dizzysdoings oh that pisses me off too, my family think I'm being picky with food & maybe to an extent I am, but I have (I forget what it's called) something to do with sensory issues/food textual with each of my senses, so when it comes to food I can taste the difference in things & can't stomach somethings or if let's say cheese over powers the taste of meat in sandwiches & vice versa.
@@zerobolt9506 don't know how many stories I've seen about people refusing to believe someone is allergic to something, so they feed it to them.
I have an inner ear disorder, and MSG and caffeine are triggers for it. People don't want to believe that either of them can cause me to have a vertigo attack. I learned the hard way that not all root beer is caffeine free.
Third story: "Her salt-free claims were a ploy for attention that backfired tastelessly."
Oooh! 'Tastelessly.' Good pun!
Sally's story had me laughing! I was on a restricted iodized salt diet for a couple weeks due to a health issue. The problem is with salt being in almost everything, you don't know if it is iodized or not. So, I made most of my food (even condiments) during that time without any salt. That was the most bland 2 weeks of my life. You don't realize how much salt does add flavor.
I had to have radation therapy on my mouth and it really hoses your taste buds.
But. Im an exchef and love to cook and even tho at the time I couldn't really taste salt or sweet but if I didn't put salt or sugar in the food didn't taste right lol. Its hard to explain lol.
But my daughter, who didn't really want to learn to cook, has decided she likes cooking and often calls me. Mom it doesn't taste right. I ask for ingredients and usually its a bit of salt or sugar missing or a tiny hit of some type of acid to pop the flavor.
Also we found with lower salt cooking(for my hubby diet) that adding a tiny pinch of salt at the table(with in his alloted amounts) adds more salt flavor than items that had the salt added during cooking. So I do cook with a bit of salt but usually much lower and portion out hubs salt.
His changed diet and more exercise helped and hes not restricted any longer but has decided he doesn't like salty things.
Karen says, "Fine, I'm never coming back!" What a blessing for us.
OP in the second story is a hero who saved many future disabled students from that pathetic excuse for a teacher.
And I'm not sure if the professor himself could be sued, but the school certainly could. That's why they fired him.
The Professor CAN be Sued for ADA Violations...
Most such Lawsuits usually name both the Professor and the School...
As a parent of a child with disabilities I fully understand just how much of a dickhead some of the teachers and professors can be about accommodating special needs.There was one math teacher in particular who would not budge,I had to go all the way to the school district to force the issue.Although I won it was very traumatic and humiliating for my family and particularly my son.On the other hand I have to recognize that the vast majority of the teachers were extremely cooperative and supportive,without their encouragement and help my son would not have finished school , and gone on to college to become a nurse.
Yea, ADA is literally a federal law. No school administration (with halfway intelligent individuals running it) want the federal government on their butt about discriminating against individuals with disabilities. I’m going into education and we had to take a class that taught all about different types of disabilities or different situations children you may be working with could potentially have, and the one thing that is at the core of everything is the IEP (in the US at least). That is drawn up with the student, their parent, and a member of staff (and other individuals as needed) to ensure that student gets the help they need. It can be super simple (using a tablet for school work) or super detailed and specific based on the needs of the individual. A story on reddit not too long ago was about a student who had an IEP that allowed her a snack in class due to her diabetes I believe. And the teacher got fired after multiple instances of claiming “no one else eats in my class, so you can’t either.” Meanwhile another teacher allowing the student to eat her snack before her class is the only thing that kept her from passing out. I knew a girl finishing her senior year classes over the summer who had several points of her ADA (extra time for assignments, extensions for deadlines) that she admitted her teacher was violating. I felt bad for her as she was telling me she was struggling to keep up with her workload, especially since she was also working at the summer camp I worked at. I about lost it when she mentioned she had an IEP that the teacher was violating. I told her to tell her mother (who was in a better position to advocate for her, since the camp was in the mountains with little signal) and that this was not ok. She said she had, and not much had changed. Every time I think about her situation, it makes me want to be better for my students. Because no child who already struggles with school is going to benefit from you not giving them the tools they need to succeed, especially when you legally have to if it’s in their IEP. And IEP’s can be changed, but even my fiancé had a teacher who tried to get him in trouble for using his tablet to take notes in class. He now hates history because of that jerk of a teacher ruining a subject he used to enjoy.
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan it's not even a lawsuit, it's fined by the federal government on a per offense basis. The US government has multiple pages on the act and penalties.
And boy, but the violations can get really expensive, really, really quickly!
@@robertjohnston8541 from an ADA compliance site:
Violations by ADA accommodations generally involve a failure to provide access, amenities, or services to people with disabilities. Failure to follow ADA standards and requirements can lead to penalties and even private lawsuits. The lawsuits are merited if injuries or blatant discrimination were caused onto the person with disabilities.
Hefty penalties await those business and organizations that do not abide by ADA standards. The first violation penalties can go as high as 75,000 USD while subsequent violations go up to 150,000 USD.
People with disabilities may file an ADA lawsuit to a federal agency as well as obtain federal court orders to stop ADA violations. Complaints are directly filed with the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division in order for an investigation to begin, followed by an attempt to resolve the complaint.
The Department of Justice Civil Rights Division is located in Pennsylvania, Washington D C.
The complaint alleging disability discrimination must be filed within 180 days of the date of the alleged acts of discrimination or violation against you or a person with disability.
If you or another person has been discriminated against by an entity covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), you may file a complaint alleging disability discrimination to the DRS. The DRS is the Disability Rights Section in the Department of Justice.
It's recommended going local board or county, then state, if no action is performed to remediate the unlawful discrimination, the DOJ civil rights division will take appropriate action.
Given the fines and civil awards in civil litigation, I imagine that the local school board would crucify the scofflaw teacher and for entertainment, remove the nails from the hands and watch the teacher hang by the feet - well, in a more lawful disciplinary action. ;)
I'm aware of one extreme case where a teacher lost her retirement, as it was her final year before retirement, she refused to comply with federal and state law and the school board had no other choice than to terminate her for cause.
Just because you're retiring doesn't mean that the supremacy clause in the Constitution becomes null and void!
Re: story 2, I'm a retired University professor. The students likely did the department a solid by reporting this professor to the Dean of Students. Likely this person was a PITA in other ways, and this probably helped provide receipts for the department to fire him. University department administrators have tough jobs. Kudos to the students for standing up for themselves. 👍
It seems to me that Sally clearly has control issues. She feels the need to tell waiters what they are doing was wrong, and she tried to do the same thing to OP. She doesn't have a salt-free life--that was a lie engineered to get her way and inflict control over OP and therefore increase her perceived status (in her mind). Glad it backfired on her, but I doubt she'll change her ways unless she gets psychiatric help.
She probably assumed OP would just make everyone's salt free to avoid the hassle, and she would be validated when she complained how awful and tasteless it all was.
You know, some people are just arseholes. Would therapy help? Maybe. But do we really need to pathologize all bad behaviour, all narcissism, all self absorption?
I think what needs to happen is for reasonable people to cut her out of their lives. I HATE going to restaurants with people who have control issues. (This dude I used to work with would say stuff like "Those waitresses better WORK for their tip," not knowing or caring that they get paid waaay below minimum wage and get taxed on their tips - plus it pissed me off because my mom had been a very hard working waitress - it's a touch job that caused her aches years after).
2nd story: Glad the teachers reported that “professor” before he was tenured. I have taken a tenured professor before and it’s unbelievable how terrible he was and that he could get away with it.
It's almost impossible to fire a tenured professor, no matter what the crime. We had one here in CT who was busted for wire fraud (I believe), got a special sentence that allowed him to serve nights and weekends and didn't get fired for it.
My tenured algebra prof would just start writing on the board without telling us which page he was on. If you managed to find the page you're still out of luck because he'd suddenly go back and forth in the book at random without telling us. We skipped class once and all met in the library to teach ourselves but we had to stop because he didn't follow the schedule on his syllabus and had a habit of giving quizes and exams days and weeks early on whims. We all dropped.
I'm confused does tenure really protect them if they break federal law which is what breaking ADA is.
@@1musamune I am reasonably sure that even if they were breaking federal law, they couldn't be fired. Disciplined, yes. Fired, no.
What are tenureds?
You know, tenure doesn't mean unfireable; it just means you have to have a really good reason for being fired (usually stated in the tenure contract). Pretty sure violating ADA is a common reason for a tenured prof to be fired.
If getting Sued in Federal Court isn't enough to get them fired, most Professors that are Sued for ADA Violations tend to lose their Teaching License...
THAT is enough to Fire them...
After all, if you don't have a License to Teach, you can't Legally work as a Teacher, can you...
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan Teacher's licenses aren't usually required for college professors. You don't even necessarily have to have a degree.
@@robertc.9503 As I understand it, in order to be a Teacher at any form of College or University, Especially ones that get Government Grants and other Financial aid, all Teachers/Professors MUST have their Teaching Credentials from the Department of Education so if they loose those Credentials (what I meant as their License), they loose the right to Legally Teach in that State...
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan um, nope. Teaching credentials aren’t required for teaching at universities or colleges. At least not in the US. Depends on the university/college and their accreditation body what they require for professors/instructional staff and can vary depending on the norms for the discipline/area of study what those are. For English 102? Usually a basic college writing class? At a large university that’s seldom taught by an actual professor (ie teaching faculty who hold a terminal degree in the field they are teaching - for English that’s a PhD). Most frequently those courses get taught by instructors (non tenure track faculty typically with a master’s degree) or grad students in the department who are themselves working towards a master’s degree or PhD. How much instruction grad students are given as teachers varies. The program I was in? Quite a bit. Other places? Not much at all. No licensing at all. 🤷♀️
@@angelairidescenceartglass6289 media exposure of their crimes against students on the other hand tent to bring enough bad publicity and political preassure down on the faculty that the tenured asshole gets relegated to a non-teaching duty unless their crimes are enough to put them behind bars.
Every SINGLE time I hear someone read that a Karen will never return to a place of business, I audibly say, "GOOD!" because that kind of person is not deserving of customer service and should learn to behave more appropriately in public!
Yup, the theater story. Never coming back? THANK YOU!!! Best news we've heard in a while.
Same
Agreed.
What a dope she was.
And who goes around with no proper identification and has the audacity to push herself into Linda's sale.
Good riddance but wink wink-
She will be back. They always go back. 🤮🤮
I had a college physiology professor who pulled that same kind of "your learning disability accommodations mean nothing to me" shit. She had a reputation in the community for making students cry. Unfortunately she doled out most of her abuse behind closed doors so she was hard to catch.
I really hope someday she will get a taste of the misery that she caused so many of her students, especially considering that she is old and in ill health and considering how many of her students went on to become local doctors and nurses.
You would be saddened by the amount of professors who think they're untouchable and can play around with accommodations. I've had several reprimanded cause they felt inconvenienced (it was their fault for leaving me on read) by having to schedule things differently. The law is the law honey.
My ex husband ended up as Dean of the School of Pharmacy.....but they always considered how any decision would look when they came up for tenure.
My cousin has adhd and dyslexia, he always says: I can't focus on the words I can't read. And I love him for that
Story 3: what did Sally think would happen, that everyone would be sympathetic the fact that she wouldn’t be able to eat salt or applauded for not reaching for the salt shaker
I worked for a well known petshop for 13 years (probably the same chain as op). The obnoxious Karens (of all kinds, types, shapes, genders...etc.) who want to shove animals, especially fish, in inappropriate habitats is way too common, and the bane of all animal loving petshop employees. And yes, if said animal dies, they always bring them back and complain that we sold them an unhealthy animal even though we make them sign paperwork stating we're selling them healthy animals. We hate these customers with a passion.
Do you file animal abuse reports when they complain?
@@SonsOfLorgar Wish we could, but there's no proof. It'd have to be pretty obvious.
I have great respect for the pet store workers. I have over ten years of fishkeeping experience and you absolutely must take certain parameters seriously or fish WILL die. It's guaranteed. Quick example: show of hands, how many of you think Karen would have dechlorinated her water first? Chlorine = death within hours.
Karen thought that she could just put a starfish in a 5 gallon tank with salt and it would be fine.
Not only that, but starfish require more advanced saltwater aquarium care. I personally wouldn't sell a starfish to a customer unless they can demonstrate that they know *exactly* how to maintain a saltwater aquarium and list the equipment they have and the maintenance they perform and the nutrients they plan to introduce to the tank.
Besides, we ALL know that if somehow Karen had gotten away with her purchases, the starfish would have died and then she'd be back in the pet store accusing everyone of being at fault but herself, demanding a manger, demanding her money back for ALL of the equipment, threatening to sue, yadda yadda yadda. The starfish and the employees definitely avoided a bullet.
Well, based on that last story, I know I'm hard as a rock.
I love running into those types of Karens. "Rules for thee, not for me". Love it.
Story 5: Excuse me ma'am, but the rules apply to you too
Karen: *Surprised Pikachu face*
Loved that story! Just WISH that People were fast enough to ask "Is THAT a promise or Can we get that in writing ?( when EP says that they are never coming back)
"Rules for thee, not for me" much ain't she
Pretty much bit her own ass on the hypocrisy
😂good one!
Also, Why I did not get the Training to be a Cashier. Since I would ask Everyone for their Identification. With my ultimate goal is to Card the ones who authorized the local alcohol regulations. Even though it would be a written demerit. Trust, but Verify, and Innocence Proves Nothing! Basically, I would go Inquisition on the ID. Even more to test All cash and credit card. Seen too many scammers when I did Retail.😂
My ex wife had a similar issue happened in high school. She is deaf and does use hearing devices but had problems hearing clearly. The teacher got her annoyed that she kept asking him to repeat himself pulled her up in front of the class and said I'm not going to teach a deaf and dumb student. The school told the teacher to apologize which he refused to do. So she dropped out of high school. Cause they would not change her classroom.
Teachers should teach anyone willing to learn.
How many decades ago did that happen? There have been federal laws on the books since the the late 70's-1977.I worked for disability services as a reader for visually impaired students. If a professor refused to permit a visually impaired student to record lectures then he had to permit the student to have a note taker.
@@charlottewhitlock2001 in the 90's. Her mom didn't care enough to do anything legal about it. Her mom was the one that made her and her sister deaf in the first place.
@@kozaklee9838 If we had the rights for special needs students in place in 1977 & as a student working for disability services, then how is it no one knew about these laws in the 90's when they were really being enforced. I went to the University of South Carolina from 1977-1980, graduated. The story was about ADHD, where does the deaf sister & parental abuse come from. If it is about your former SIL, sorry about your former wife & her sister's abuse.
I once had a prof say she wished she could push a student out the second story window. I wish I had the courage to speak up back then! Some five years+ later I did speak up at a prof who was almost as bad as those two. That's something st least
What happened when you spoke up? You ended with a cliffhanger hehe
2nd story: He shouldn't be teaching at any level
Story 2: Be a control freak, get called out and lose your job
this is a very common type of story on r/Prorevenge
3rd story sounds like the people who insist on going 'gluten free' when they are NOT gluten intolerant. It's just the 'diet of the moment'.
My sister has claimed gluten intolerance at her convenience. If she doesn't feel she has been appropriately acknowledged....she pulls the gluten card. Honestly.. she eats everything
The people who do this are absolutely trash people. IIRC there was a story about someone claiming to have the inability to eat *ANYTHING* dairy and she caused the entire kitchen to have everything scrubbed and sanitized and delayed everyones meal around an hour, then she orders the chocolate souffe (Or something to that effect, it was loaded with dairy) and she said "Oh having some is fine". I legitimately wanted to throttle that woman through a screen over it when I heard that story.
My buddy from work is truly gluten intolerant. He gets violently ill if he eats food with gluten. Luckily his wife has gotten quite good at cooking gluten-free. I know others who limit their gluten because "it's healthier". Luckily, I have no trouble with it. When young, I usually preferred no salt or pepper. As I have aged, I find I much prefer some salt and pepper on my food.
Gluten is not needed in a human diet, so some folks avoid it like they might avoid other unnecessary ingredients. It is irritating when those people act as if was a true intolerance when it's really just a preference.
What really funny about this one is your needs salt to survive, being on a low sait diet is one thing, but without it you're gonna die after falling into a coma.
Always amazes me how many Karen's Think they know better than seasoned professionals about handling fish tanks. Can't tell you how many times I have had to correct Karen's that you can't put a goldfish in a 3-gallon tank.
I'll see your goldfish in a 3 gallon and raise you 10 Oscars in a 10 gallon tank! I so wanted to hit that guy by the end of it. And then of course there's all the Karens who want to put Betas in a glass bowl that barely holds 1 pint of water
@@silverskyranch I'll raise you on that: I worked at PetCo and the GM over rode our Aquatics expert on what tanks to keep fish in because she wanted all "like colored" fish in the same tanks. So yeah.... our $75 a piece orange freshwater lobsters were wiped out over night by the blood parrot cichlids. Rather than admit she had NO CLUE she decided to rearrange them after he fixed the issue and put the angle fish and cichlids in the same tank. Over $1000 in lost fish in one week- District Manager came in to find out the cause and promptly told her that if she ever overruled department heads again she would be fired on the spot as all of us had been with the company longer and had proven we knew what we were doing- made me happy as that meant as merchandise manager I could tell her to F off when she tried to change my orders.
@@FirstIsa Wow.... and I thought it was bad with the PetsMart manager who said "OMG, what happened to their tails?!" thinking that the hamsters were mice. Thankfully he was at least very nice and eager to learn from the employees he managed, fully acknowledging that they knew more than he did about the animals. But I did have one store manager that was about as bad as yours though. Decided the Lori's nectar-replacement & fruit diet should be changed to dry pellets only, and the bird almost starved to death.
I love these people who think they can win arguing with airline/airport staff and flight crews. What they can win is a trip to jail, not being allowed on their flight, met by police at the end of the flight (if they're not diverted) and/or banned from flying that airline again with the possibility of being banned from other airlines as well or just plain put on a no-fly list. What a great group of winning prizes!🤣
As the mother of a special Ed student. Dyslexia. She fell through the cracks of a Florida high-school. The whole school would not follow her extras for this.
She was put in all advance classes and claimed her FCAT scores were to high to do anything else. When her legal rights were no advance classes.
Thank you for getting the satisfaction I couldn't.
My fathers doc has him on a “as little salt as possible” diet. What I’ve learned after prepping food for everyone in our family is…you get used to less salt pretty quickly and it’s not so bad.
That is so true! My husband and I have both been on a low sodium diet for several years now and don't miss it at all. There are so many ways to season foods and bring out their flavors without adding salt. Citrus juice, wine, and various vinegars work well for us.
The professor story struck a nerve with me. I, while in my 50s, had to attend a community college to change my career path. I was physically injured and could no long do heavy lifting, etc., but not so injured that I couldn't work. Two separate professors had said something during their classes that I felt necessary to correct immediately. Both kept referencing the KKK as a Republican party construct. I corrected them both in class in front of my fellow students, most all of which were in their 20s. The older one said he didn't want to get into that debate in the class and never brought it up again. The other said "Yeah, but that's not the popular view of the KKK." To which I told him "That's because teachers like you keep enforcing the lie. And they trust their teachers to be telling the truth." Since that was an elective class and the comment was made in passing during a conversation about societal norms, the subject wasn't going to be covered again. I only mention this to commiserate on how poor our education system has been corrupted and, in my opinion infiltrated by liars feeding the kids garbage with their slants put on them.
That's so stupid and wrong of those professors. History revisionists bug the crap out of me.
Ask them about Democrat Senator Robert "KKK" Byrd, who was Joe Biden's mentor. Byrd was a Grand Kleagle of the Exalted Cyclops, and never denounced it. Many other senators of the 50's/60's/70's/early 80's were either active or former KKK members.
As someone who had a saltwater tank, tropical tank, and seahorse tank, I can confirm, they are not cheap. But worth every penny
I prefer it the other way around. My dream salt water tank is $500k+ and my goal is to keep the salt water out of it. Other people call it a boat. My preferred location would be, floating near a mooring ball in some nice location, e.g. Tobago Keys, snorkeling or scuba diving and watching the animals. (And yes, I've been there, on a chartered boat with a bunch of friends. Even saw a starfish that was about 5-7 inches across (hard to estimate the size with no reference))
Story 2: dunno the specifics about privacy act in USA, but here in Canada, the fact that he demanded OP to out himself, and the remark about Special Ed is two criminal accounts against the Protective Grounds found in the Charter of Rights.
Story 3: I agree with DarkFluff. As someone whith an eating restriction, it is people like this Karen that puts us at risk... As waitresses get annoyed and can think that we are all crybabies. Make the Karen feel what it is like and keep talking about the suicide hotline whenever she reaches for the salt (so she gets the wrong kind of attention)
Story 4: I was given Japanese pencil fish In a starter aquarium (came with everything I was supposed to need)... Only found out years later that they don't belong in a starter aquarium and it wasn't my fault they died... Proud of OP.
I get a reaction to MSG, so asked a waiter if there was MSG in the dish I'd ordered. He got all cheeky, and asked did I want some? Now normally, I can take what was obviously a joke, but he didn't know that my heart would start missing beats because of the darned MSG and of course, I didn't trust that he wouldn't load up my dinner with it. So I got a little upset. He thought I was being a "princess" about a dangerous food additive, from his attitude and expression. Interestingly, from what I can tell, MSG is totally illegal in China now (though folk still use it, but will get into hot water if they get found out). It's actually a slow poison, so I've read. Best to avoid.
@@Kayenne54 Actually, MSG is completely harmless. It was some blue-hair Karens that made it into a "poison". The fact is if it weren't for MSG being removed from food, we wouldn't need so damn much salt in it for flavor.
I commend OP for removing salt for the betterment of the person (insert sarcasm and an evil grin 😀)
Last story. Should have asked Karen when she told them that she was never coming back there if that was a promise.
I DEMAND you feature this comment in a future video! I know the OWNER and I'll have you fired!!
Is the owner 'Steve'?
HAHAHAH
The rules you must live by: Don’t fuck with the IRS , don’t fuck with tech support, don’t violate the Americans with disabilities act, and don’t mess with minor protection laws
Karen used "rules for thee, not for me" it had no effect.
I’ve been salt free for almost twenty years and the meal OP made sounds great! It does take awhile before you get used to it though. At first everything does taste bland but it doesn’t after a few months. The only food I eat salt on anymore is popcorn. Can’t give that one up!❤️
For me it is 'tater chips. I can do unsalted corn tortilla chips (love the brand Xochitl). But gotta have salt on 'tater chips. Freshly cooked potatoes a just fine without salt, but not the chips.
She was on a no salt diet because she was salty enough already.
I'm glad theater Karen got slapped by the legal ID requirement. Really clueless of her to expect to get a pass on it after being a huge pain to OP and the other customer.
I so cringed at the story about the starfish. I've worked in the pet trade at a few different stores for 20 years, and have delt with FAR too many entitled jerks of all sorts. Good on OP for handling it that way, because I would have likely been 'less polite' about it.
“....‘cause I know you love her.”
Omg that cracked me up. 🤣🤣
I have said this about the second story before but if OP has dyslexia and ADHD, they ain't human. My person, you're a demigod.
Don't tell!
@@hellmark6666 oops time to deploy the mist!!!
@@clexis14 poor mortals....
@@hellmark6666 honestly I'm just happy someone picked up on the reference. Last time I didn't get any response.
That means my cousin is a demigod? Nah! We always thought he was just a pompous AH.
Story 4: good breeders and pet stores screen their buyers before selling. When my boyfriend (now husband) and I went to go get our first dog from a breeder, the breeder had us play with the puppies and had a few conversations with us. They later told my boyfriend they were fine selling a dog to him, but not me. (This was my first dog) Fast forward to the next litter. They told us that a man kept calling and was insistent on buying a puppy. Something didn’t seem right about the man so they refused a sale. That’s responsible breeding and pet selling.
Story 3: It's actually impossible for the human body to survive without sodium, so Sally is BS'ing
Exactly
Without sodium, you’d become a limp sack of skin and bones with barely any strength to even lift a finger
Your heart cells need sodium to work
Yeah, saying you’re on a “no sodium” diet is like saying you’re on a “no calorie” diet. There’s a big difference between “low” and “no.”
Actually, it's easy to live on a No Sodium Diet...IF you understand that a critical word was left out of the name...
It's actually a No Sodium ADDED Diet, there is MORE than enough naturally occurring sodium in the foods we eat that we DON'T need to add more during meal preparation.
Such a diet WILL be fairly bland tasting mind you (as Sally found out), but you can life a very health life on it...
Much Healthier than our typical High-Sodium Diets actually, adding lots of salt typically leads to increased risk of High Blood Pressure and it's associated diseases...
If you really think you're getting too much salt, talk to your doctor and a dietician and shift to a Low-Sodium Diet and start drinking a LOT more water, drinking 2-3 times the amount of water you normally do will help flush excess salt (among other things) out of your body...
You can't go completely without salt, but I don't use it that often by choice. By the way, those starfish get up to 15 inches, minimum tank size of 30 gallons. Yeah, I'm smart enough to actually look up stuff. A 5 gallon might work for a Betta since those can breathe air and don't need all of the filtration equipment and because you can only keep one per tank.
The story about Salt-free Sally gave me a good chuckle! 🤣
"I hated doing crickets, so I gladly traded over handling the Karen". This is one of the best sentence I have read in these stories in years!🤣🤣🤣
This is a lesson. If someone has as much power over you as someone at the gate of an airplane, don’t tell them they don’t know how to do their job, even if they legitimately don’t.
OMG that "Sally" at the dinner table who just wanted attention and to start drama (I bet she didn't think OP would actually go through the trouble of making sure EVERYTHING was salt-free). That's the kind of person that someone might do well to cut out of their social life (unless everything else about them is wonderful). That was a LOT of work for the OP, who, while preparing a lot of food, makes ONE PLATE special.
I think those on salt-free or low-sodium diets, if they have REALLY been on one for awhile, stop missing it. They get used to the lack of salt and use other means to add flavor. (If Karen really was "salt-free," and claimed how GREAT it was, she should have actually brought a dish that she felt was both salt-free AND delicious).
She's lucky the OP was kind enough not to make a fuss by overly "worrying" about her health and saying 'Oh no, I can't let you do that (adding salt) since if you're in a salt-free diet, that can be really harmful and you've been so adamant about it, it's got to be really serious. I care too much about you to allow you to risk your health. That's why I took the time to make sure your food was completely salt free." That would have been fantastic, but I'm sure she wanted all guests to enjoy their food eventually. :)
My question is why do you even invite Sally to ANYTHING?
I also had a professor that tried denying me my accomodations. Didnt end as dramatic as this story but I understand how that OP feels.
He actually ended up giving the entire class MY accommodation instead of just allowing me to use my personal accommodation
Something that is a huge pet peeve of mine is not giving animals what they need. When I broke up with my ex I gave her our three adorable (and mischievous) ferrets. I did this not because I hated them or didn't love them. No, I did it because I loved them more than anything else in the world at the time. I knew I couldn't give them the life they needed, and that she would since either she or her family would be able to take care of them and I couldn't because of work, school, and social life. It was an easy, but very painful, decision to make
So people like the Karen in the story REALLY bother me. Pets don't get to choose the life they live. People need to give them what they NEED to live a happy life. They live short lives, make it pleasurable for them, make them happy, and they will repay it in spades.
WTF is with these "no technology" professors in this day and age? Even when I went to college forty years ago we needed technology. I remember one class where there was a rank of tape recorders facing the prof in the first row because that was the only way we could keep up with him. These days if be front and center with a laptop, tablet, iPad, etc. And considering I once got an F in penmanship... Yeah, that's the only way for me to take notes.
Also, every time Karen says " I'm never coming back" I want to yell "is that a threat or a promise?"
When I was in school, 1/2 inch industrial video tape was a new technology. Our school got one my senior year. I didn't get a calculator for another five years.
I was stationed at Ft. Rucker Alabama in 1973. I made trips to Dothan several times. At the mall there was a Calculator store. I looked at the prices and said, No thanks. I still have that TI pocket calculator and it still worked the last time that I tried it.
@@michaelterrell Calculator? Too rich for my blood in those days. If I dig deep enough in my junk I might find my old slide rule. Now that's old school.
@@Silverstar98121 I wore y cheap slide rule out, but I still have some specialized Electronics versions to design tuned circuits. They saved me a lot of time verifying that a design was possible, without doing it by hand. Some sound like a great idea, until you see that the required parts are too far from what parts are manufactured.
Not only could the professor have been sued; the dean had to do what he did or the UNIVERSITY could have been sued!
I love the Karen losing her seat on the flight. Brilliant.
If Sally was such a pain in the ass, why was she invited to the dinner party?
Today is my regularly scheduled reminder that, as a naturally-born Karen (as in, it’s my legal name), Karen is not a slur and you have my specific permission to use Karen to describe Karens if they ever ask you ‘who gave you the right to use that term?’
Several years ago, I had one tell me, 'You can't talk to me like that!' I smiled at her and replied, "Yes ma'am,I can. I served my country for that right! This was on Veteran's day, and in the parking lot of a restaurant that offered a 'free' meal to Veterans. I had about 150 people cheering,whistling and clapping as she turned bright red! 😆
@@michaelterrell thank you for your service. Your double service!
@@1bendykat You're welcome! May you have a Blessed day. 😀
Story 5: If you're not gonna practice it, don't preach it.
I’m disabled, too and have ADA provisions. That story about the professor is why I have always thought tenure is a horrible concept.
Had he not been reported that year, he would have attained tenure and continued that behavior but with tenure it would be near impossible to fire him.
Imagine how many horrible professors and teachers get tenure and are pretty much untouchable… no wonder why education in the US is nearly the worst in the world.
I don’t know if I could’ve recovered from that shock so quickly. The violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and by so doing, broke the law! The man literally committed a crime, against a student, in front of an entire classroom full of witnesses… Wow, I have to wonder how he made it as far as he did…
Backfired tastelessly. Now come on, don't try to tell us that that was an unintential pun! 🤣🤣
The Starfish story: No no Fluff, TANK GOODNESS for OP.
The starfish story... I am glad that they took the time and effort to show how complex it is to maintain a saltwater tank is. I don't know anything other than it is way outside what I am interested in even contemplating doing as I would not be able to give them the care they need let alone what they deserve.
I knew where that story was going the moment Karen demanded the ID... delicious revenge.
So, I had a professor that was Muslim my second go through college and that'd normally not be an issue. However, he was tenured and horrendously anti American (I'm in America) and would go on about how lazy and horrible we all were. This went on with me recording (single party consent state) for three four hour courses. Halfway through the third class (I had to drop by the end) I stood up and told him that if he hated the US so much he could take his racist misogynistic ass back to Iraq (where he proudly claimed to hail from) as no one wanted to hear his fucking bullshit here. Now to be fair I was probably older than him and definitely the oldest student so I was a bit more ballsy, however as I walked out 16 or so of the 27 students followed me. I took my recordings to the dean and found out that while he was tenured, his rantings about the female, African American, Hispanic, and Asian students were grounds for immediate termination and that the anti American tyrades would get him barred from teaching anywhere in America. I've never felt so good to most likely destroy a person's life then I did in that moment. To that man, I hope you changed your ways because you made people in that class hate Muslims.
Wow, a college actually throwing someone out for being anti-American. Times sure have changed.
@@addisonwelsh this was in the mid 2000's so being anti American was nearly grounds for death to many, past like 2015 they'd have booted him for the racism and misogyny but, the hatred of America wouldn't have been an issue.
I hope the professor was fired for his blatant disregard for the ADA. I also hope he was sued. If not, that needs to happen.
Some people seriously seem to think that aquatic pets are just stuffed animals you have to store in water, not living creatures with specific needs.
As an alcohol server, I’m in love with the last story.
Lol! I’m waiting for OP to make “Sally” a 100% salt free meal! 🤮
It's sadly not uncommon for ableism to be especially hard on people with learning disabilities. My partner is severely dyslexic, and so many times there have been problems when we are trying to get accommodations for my partner because of the disability. Like jobs were extra hard because my partner couldn't be a cashier because it took longer than average for them to read something. Or going into a building and someone stopping me or someone else from entering with my partner who needed help looking through papers. People seem to think that learning disabilities are an excuse for people, when it's genuinely difficult for an individual to do normal things.
The starfish story, ughhh people research what it takes to actually take care of an animal before getting it. Pets are not disposable and need proper care. OP out there being a hero.
As a previous gas station employee I've been in the same situation in the last story. Funny thing is, if you're asked for an ID and yoh can't provide one even if you're 100 years old we cannot sell age restricted products to you or anyone with you. Might wanna make sure you have your own ID before you throw a tantrum about someone else not getting checked while you expect to not be checked.
I had a similar incident in college but due to my PTSD and severe anxiety I left the class. I talked to the ADA counselor at the school and told him I was quitting all of my classes. Unfortunately I had no one that would back me up… other students, staff or even the ADA staff. This professor was an extreme dirt bag. I too was supposed to get extra time for big projects and tests and was supposed to be able to use a recorder during the class (I had a difficult time focusing a lot of times on what the teacher said). He absolutely didn’t care what my reason was. He said he wasn’t going to enable me and that I wasn’t deaf or a baby (in front of the whole class). He was also hard to understand because he had a heavy accent but didn’t care. That was our problem to figure it out. I was shaking when I left and continued to shake for over a day due to my disabilities. I ended up quitting school and didn’t go back for over 15 years.
Bob in the last story is such a cool boss 😂
Had a college dance teacher tell me after i took her aside to inform her of my seizure condition... that if i wanted to stay in her class.. i had to take medication.. 😳
They say to this day, the first Karen is still at that airport. And if you're not completely deaf, you can hear her scream that her mask is perfectly up to code.
Happy Tuesday my fellow Dark Fluffies ❣️🥰
Don’t forget mr fluffington and stevio
I just read a lot of research on starfish.
I am humbled, much more informed,
and HORRIFIED.
This is amazing to learn about, but holy crap! Being able to split themselves apart if need be to create another starfish for mating purposes elsewhere. I think one article said they only need 1/3 of their body to still survive?
Wow
That supervisor/manager definitely knew their job Buh-bye Karen
So Sally was salty about no salt? Lol.. OP was awesome
I like how in story 3 op said "it backfired tastestly" i laughed so hard
Typically i use minimal salt. It drives me crazy when my 92 year old daddy uses the salt shaker. He literally shakes it for a minute
Makes me wonder what his Blood Pressure Medication dose is...
I USED to be like that, until I went in for a yearly Physical for my Commercial Drivers License and was told I had 90 days to drop my Blood Pressure to less than 120 over 90 or my License will be suspended...
I stopped adding salt that wasn't required for a baking recipe to my cooking and left the salt shaker in the cupboard (unless a dinner guest specifically asked for it) and 90 days later, my Blood Pressure went from 127 over 95 down to 118 over 87 and I got to keep both my License AND my Job...
I can't eat most Fast-Food Fries anymore because I find them WAY too salty...darn it! I LIKE McDonalds Fries...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan omg....i ADORE McDonald's fries hot from the window!!!!!
@@katekat1064 So do I...unfortunately for me, until I retired from Driving Truck and gave up my AZ License, I couldn't eat them due to the salt...Now that I HAVE given up Commercial Driving and shifted from a No Salt Added Diet to a Low Salt Diet, I can eat them again on special occasions...though I do still find them extremely salty...
story 3: yep, when you take away the opportunity for narcissists and victimizers to make an event about them, watching them suffer in mental anguish is a treat
(Special is Not Special Ed Professor) I am a 46 year old, full 100% Perfectly Dyslexic woman. Was in the classes until graduated from nursing & university. I am soooo sorry (hugs) & cheers to both of you.
Story #1 No, she didn't learn her lesson. Upon realizing she lost her seat, she chased the manager down, hit her from behind, and promptly ARRESTED AND BANNED!!!
I don't know but that sounds like a good UPDATE... LOL
Hearing how so many Karens behave, I would have to say that it could have very well happened.
I know I've posted this before but my wife went in to a gas station to pay for gas and to pick up my cigarettes. She came out with the BIGGEST smile and singsonged, "He checked my ID!" So, I got to spend the evening with a hot girl that is old enough to buy cigarettes... And have been since 86. This was about a year ago, when this happened. That cashier made my wife's day!
It baffles me to how people think rules should only apply unless it's to them. I had someone tell me "Fine, since your so worried about your precious, PRECIOUS job." Because I wouldn't bend the rules and stated I would be facing disciplinary action if not complete termination if I didn't do what I am literally paid for. I was fuming at that comment. This person without going into detail is well off for doing practically nothing. So yeah I was offended for them looking down on me just because I like having job security and I pay my own bills.
On the note of a Salt-Free diet, yeah you can't live without salt, low salt is fine, but salt-free is dangerous to your health, can give you a higher risk of Hyponatremia which can lead to death.
Our kids were getting basically picked on by the school, as were WE as a family. To this day we don't know why, but this town is cliquey and apparently we did SOMETHING to get de-cliqued. C'est la vie. So the school weaponized the Dept of Child and Family Services against us. If we didn't notice our kid went to school in pants with grass stains - we're not clothing our children. Our daughter had the same STYLE glasses frames for 6 years (3 different frames with 4 different prescriptions), they claimed (without asking ANYONE) that they were THE exact same glasses for six years and we were therefore medically neglecting her. Schools are encouraged to call DCFS if there's even a hint of a crumb of a suspicion, and I get they should, but some schools abuse that and weaponize DCFS for simple harassment (and over the years we've heard from other parents who've suffered the same). And you can be picture perfect parents in any and all respects (not saying we or anyone else IS perfect) and DCFS still has to respond and investigate everything, walk through the home, interview the kids and scare the crap out of them, etc ... and while they're at it they'll crawl up your ass with a microscope to make sure your colon smells like roses. ie They can and WILL find stuff to report on ANYONE, which they did solely because we kept getting reported, not because there was any evidence of actual guilt. After 2 years and 3 different DCFS bullshit "investigations", we were relating our horrors and anguish to a family member who was a teacher and she asked if our son had a 504 plan which basically determines if the child is considered legally to have a handicap due to a medical condition like my son's ADHD ... *slow evil grinch grin*. We'd never heard of it, but demanded one immediately. Principal tried to blow it off because our son was leaving elementary in a few weeks and would be in Jr High next year ... another principal's problem. My wife went full Mama Bear on her ass and it GOT DONE immediately by the last week of school. With the 504 plan in place, my son is technically protected from these harassments (our daughter has since graduated). A violation of the 504 is a violation of his civil rights, literally. And darndest thing, y'know, the school has "coincidentally" not had a single complaint about our parenting for 4 years since? Funny that.
“Rules for thee, not for me!”
GOOD ON THE GIRL WHO STUCK UP FOR OP AGAINST THE PROFESSOR
WHO PICKED ON OP +CAUSED
HIM TO B FIRED+BLACKLISTED
Fifth story: With those Karens I rather tell them in my costumer service voice "with all the respect you deserve, which is none, mind your f**king bussiness."
The salt free one is amazing 😆
Salt-free salt shaker for Sally.... (That'll be sugar in the salt shaker)
😂😂😂😂😂
Never...NEVER mess with the ADA. You will lose, and no one with any sense will take pity.
Karen: i'd like some red wine
Op: *menacing laugh* fool! You just activated my trap card!
Fun fact in The US ten year does not protect you from ADA violations and you can still be dismissed for cause if you violate it. One of the few ways someone with it can be removed. And I am blind and experienced almost the same thing in a course with a professor at my university. I was very much willing to fight back though in this case and needless to say it did not fly