Lexi pretty much nailed the last one: Airlines do not let children or adults with disabilities sit in exit rows. This is because in the event of an emergency, it's the passenger's responsibility to open the emergency exit for everyone else. It even tells you if you book an exit row that you have to be over a certain age, be physically able to open the heavy exit door and be sound enough mentally to follow flight attendants' instructions on how to open the door. It isn't a case of descrimination, it's a case of safety.
Exact, had once this spot in a flight. You have at your seat special instructions on how to open the door, beside the regular safety instructions and a flight attended also told me that I have to open the door in the case of an emergency and should read the instructions. Tough to do this with just one hand.
Yep, and when they ask you if you are able and prepared to handle the task they won't even accept a head nod, you must audibly say "yes" or they will move you.
yup not only is there a chance that they won't be able to open the exit, even if it does get opened they do pose a risk to everyone else in potentially blocking the exit if they are unable to get out themselves. Sure it sucks that you effectively have to be put in a position as a disabled person that is harder for you to escape, but it saves the lives of the many. So morally its arguably the right choice.
I'm sure the airline staff knew exactly where she was, to assist her in an emergency, just as they do for other disabled people and children traveling alone. And no o e unable to open the emergency exit is allowed in that row on purpose.
Fun fact! The saying "the customer is always right!" Originally meant the customer is always right about what they want to purchase. They ask for a lime green suit? Yes,! Right away! We don't give our opinion on what it is they've asked for. It NEVER ment they were always right in any other area and should be allowed to terrorize hard working, underpaid employees because they cant just change the price or honor a year old expired coupon. Go forth and fill out all those cs surveys and tell the managers how great their employees are doing!
The customer is always right is also a stupid rule in a lot of industries regardless; you work there and have a good chance of knowing what they need most more than they do. Clothing? Sure, wear what makes your heart happy. Tools? Ask the employee, they probably own 3 of each and have helped people solve their problems for years.
The customer is always right in matters of taste; not always what they want to purchase. As someone who used to work at a pet store and was the unofficial fish expert I can tell you that I had to routinely explain to people why I was not about to sell them an animal they could not care for and would likely torture to death in Ammonia solution.
the reverse Karen bit reminds me of a time I went to McDonalds and got a Big Mac meal. The burger was well put together and actually LOOKED like the picture up on the menu board. I spoke with the manager to tell them how impressed I was with my order and kudos to the kitchen worker who made it.
there's also an Anti-Karen, but they basically try to de-escalate the situation wherever a Karen is involved. but yea, it'd be nice to know what to call someone who's not behaving like a Karen and is behaving like a decent human being (especially IF you have to berate the manager for suspecting one of their servers to be a slacker when, in fact, the server was an absolute model of excellent customer satisfaction and wanted to tell said manager about it).
For the Airplane thing, yes, it's a crash regulation. They always want someone who's able bodied and WILL move you EVERY time they suspect you wouldn't be able to open the door, even someone who's "just" obese. It's not a "born out of meanness" discrimination, it's one created out of sheer necessity in case the unthinkable happens to minimize casualties. Life has precedence over "hurt feelings".
It's the same reason why all hand bags and purses must be able to fit under your seat. You don't want to be in an emergency landing, having to evacuate the plane quickly and tripping over someone else's bag on the corridor or having to jump over the bag of the person on the aisle seat.
I'm amazed any news outlet would publish it like this. How to reduce your readership to people who will complain with a phone call the next time you change your logo. And I sorry for anyone with disabilities, but sometimes you just can not do certain things (that's what disability means). And if you go out of your way like the person in the last post, you deserve such severe discrimination as being asked to move for safety reasons. Of all the people in this video, she annoys me the most. I hope the 3 minutes of news coverage were worth it, your photo is now forever linked with your disregard for your fellow humans safety, and AI automation will cause this to red flag future job applications, since you are not even willing to follow safety protocol, any possible employer will be unsure if you are willing to follow work protocols.
@@Boundwithflame23 can confirm. I had to ask to move once because I have a panic disorder that makes me a risky choice for handling potential emergencies. I said that I was uncomfortable with the idea of being the one to handle the emergency exit, and they moved me no questions asked. This was United, I only fly with them and Southwest, so Idk about the other airlines.
Apparently, she didn't book her own seat, so she wouldntve seen any of the potential warnings on the website during purchase, and when they told her to move she swapped with her brother not knowing that the entire row had to be fully able-bodied and -minded, and the attendants never told her why they were hollering.
Hearing Lexi get excited and start talking without separating words is always such a mood lifter! Also: 11:50 of course the one defending being a Karen has the most smug, self-satisfied profile picture you'd ever bear witness to.
Going by the comments left in this thread, I propose the following: A group from 3 to 7 is a Hassle, 8 to 12 is an Entitlement, 13 to 20 is an HOA, and 21 or more is a Conservative Party. Different numbers being different threats, so the division is necessary.
A furbie with a Karen personality is the stuff of nightmares, just imagine you're lying in your bed and in the middle of the night you hear the thing scream MANAGER in a distorted voice despite no bloody batteries being inside of it for years.
6:06 We really need to make a law that says anytime someone intentionally, knowingly, falsely accuses someone of a crime, they get the max sentence for whatever crime they intentionally falsely accused the other person of. Maliciously trying to ruin someone else's life and send them to prison for something you know that they did not do should be a serious offense with serious consequences.
5:16 This is so true. Around Easter time, our HOA threatened us with legal action because we put a bird bath, hummingbird feeder, and a few solar lanterns in our garden. We took them down. A month later, they sent us another letter about the garden decorations. They reused the picture from the last letter. We know this because aside from the garden stuff, we had our garage door decorated with Easter magnets and had a Toyota Camry in our driveway. The week after we got the first letter, we had taken the magnets down and had to scrap the Camry because the engine died. They also wouldn't leave us alone about a tree that was there before we even bought the house. HOAs suck. Comment V0.0.2 patch notes: •Fixed a spelling error in sentence 6. •Added additional reason why I hate the HOA. •Added paragraph breaks to improve reading experience. •Added patch notes.
Dude our homeowners association doesn't allow different lightposts and they also don't allow chickens. Chickens were banned when someone's rooster crowed too loudly, and different lightposts were banned because we removed our failing lightpost and replaced it.
That whole thing just sounds too alien to me.... like you get to see really messed stuff here in my country and no one cares, since it's not their property
15:50 I have a service dog. We're explicitly not able to sit in that row for the reason that those need to be able bodied individuals. This is VERY much the norm AND part of the ACAA (Air Carrier Access Act) rulings. The people in that row are expected to be able to assist other passengers after deploying the doors and slides. While I agree, having the extra leg room would be amazing, being in that row is reserved for those most useful in an emergency. And an amputee, or Lexi, or ME are not those people. I'm all for disabled pride and equality, but sometimes, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few!! I won't remove my service dog from a restaurant because Sally Sue is scared of dogs or Gary three tables down is allergic. I WILL specifically make sure that I don't take up a seat on an airline that is reserved ideally for the strongest, most level-headed individuals who might need to save lives. There's a difference and anyone with common sense can figure it out.
It was SOOOO wholesome when Lexi read the “opposite of a Karen” post and got so excited about asking to see managers to gush about how great their staff is!!! Made my brain so happy to hear the pure joy of that!!!!!!!❤❤❤
@@anderssorenson9998 Sadly, I can't even tell if this is a joke anymore. There is nothing that can be said parodying Karens that's more insane than what they actually say.
11:59 I just saw this Karen in a recent video about Karens getting their karma. She is dubbed Permit Patty and she has to step down as CEO of a company that sells cannabis products for dogs.
Karens always have to talk to several people when they don’t get their way thinking one of them is gonna give them what they want and sometimes it works which is why they keep doing it. Insane to act like that at your big ole prehistoric age!
Uh... Lexi? Chandler = boat equipent dealer. Chandelier = big fancy light. And you were spot-on about the exit row issue. You have to be able-bodied and capable of opening the door, inflating the slide, and helping others out.
Whats really ironic is that you see a Karen in action, sporting the Karen haircut, the Karen attitude, the Karen look and the Karen EVERYTHING!! But the second you call her Karen. She will fight tooth and nail saying how she isnt but by doing so just proves she is.
@16:05 - You're correct, you have to be capable of opening the door to sit there. I can appreciate the argument that it's discrimination - but it's necessary discrimination for the safety of all other passengers. Someone with one arm cannot open the door.
I used to own a small online retail business in the UK, sending out about 800-1000 orders a month, UK and Worldwide, 98-99% with no problem. U.S. was about 5% of orders and 25% of complaints.
I generally always leave 5* reviews when I get normal service because it's realistic. Like in a fast food place, I order, I pay, I eat, I leave, the restaurant was clean, staff were good as they usually are, the food was great as it usually is, realistically what more can you expect? There's always a space to leave extra praise if you felt you got above 5* service. It's more about their performance reviews than your own customer experience, if that makes sense.
7:01 there is a way for the alerts to be switched off anyway, I think RISK has the information on how to do it, due to the concerns (naturally not thought of by our government) that the loud sound and vibrations of the alert could reveal hidden spare phones of people who are victims of DA, and put them at further risk
To add context to the Karen complaining about the UK emergency alarm - it took me one button press to dismiss. My normal phone alarm is more complicated.
That alert in the UK went so badly, only half of people got it and one mobile network didn’t receive it at all (three). It didn’t disable phones either. They told us we would have to acknowledge it before we can use our phones again but that wasn’t the case 🤣
I somehow managed to not hear about the alert or the test at all and about had a heart attack when it went off😂. My brother said you can actually turn those off in settings so i have now but yeah most people i know didn't get it.
you can just turn the emergency alerts off in the phone settings, took me less than a minute to find it and disable it, they have to give you an option to turn it off because of people having stashed phones they hide from abusive partners or parents or whatever.
Same Lexi, I have chronic pain that caused some issues with my disc, so I get on a wheelchair up to the plain. I can't do all the duties expected when at the emergency door. If not told to move, I would ask to move.
For the Reviews one: I ONLY leave a bad review if a person or business was CLEARLY terrible and likely on purpose. Like the one restaurant I went to with my partner when they visited the first time. They were paying, I was broke. The waitress took MY drink order, didn't look at my partner and walked away before they could talk. THEN came back for the food order, ignored my partner AGAIN - so I had to do the entire order. Then a family walked in and she ignored us so long our food came out COLD. It was in a stone, wood fire oven ... - but also the chefs had disappeared when we came in and I only saw one re-appear long enough to make our food [idk what happened with the family, it looked like they had hot, fresh food that took half the time of ours, but I never saw the chef come back out? -- note: the stone fire portion was visible as part of the "aesthetic" so you'd see your food getting fired]. Then the waitress took FOREVER to bring the check [literally it was us and that small family, there was no reason for her to take over 40 minutes. We were there for almost 2 hours and if we hadn't been good people likely would've just left since she disappeared - open plan, small restaurant]. Legit, we paid, I tipped her with the change in my purse and we left. My partner did leave a tip via his card BUT the change tip was something all my fam in food service said is a good way to let a server know "you sucked" - you still tip - but not in a convenient way [I doubt anyone reads a change tip that way though but xD I was young]. I left a review for that specific branch ... needless to say that last time I was in that area less than a year later, that place wasn't there anymore. But yeah if the waitress had been trying her best, talked to literally the only other person at the table to see what they wanted, etc etc - I'd have been annoyed with just the kitchen and the heat of the food if that was the same and not bothered to leave a review because "eh it's just us and they probably didn't plan properly/this was an accident, etc" but after so much stuff stacked up and we had to force her to take a second drink order, it was just ... weird. So yeah it got a bad review because the entire experience seemed pretty messed up. Like I didn't expect the entire staff to return for 2 customers, but the one chef that did return seemed pretty much like he didn't want to make food either - and our food was both cold and burnt [except for the garlic bread, that stuff was delicious] so my review was as honest and thorough as I could be -- but yeah, like I said, had it been any variety of "clearly just a bad day" or "They're trying but failing for some reason" I wouldn't bother. No need to tear people down - especially if it's like "They're trying but company has Bs policies that make their ability to help severely limited in a lot of situations". We all been there in the working world. But - yeah if it seems like you want nothing to do with your customers for no reason, and you literally ignore them/refuse to take orders/etc for no reason [and legit he was from another state, so it's not like he'd been there before and been rude or that she knew him] - it's hard to want you to have a good or just "no" review. People need to know what they're in for [at least when that place was slow I guess]
I bet the "group order Karen" ordered as part of a batch because she's stingy AF and wanted to pay less, but somehow thought she'd get a special variation of what she wanted instead of the basic, mass order, version. And now she's pissed off because she doesn't understand that "group order" doesn't mean "magically lower price but exact same order as usual". Because entitled. As usual.
I do so love those emergency exit chairs on the airline. I'm a 6 ft tall 300 lb guy. When they ask "sir, can you operate that door in an emergency" I just smile and say, "if there's an emergency, whether or not I can operate it properly is a moot point, its going to open." ... they never ask me to give up the leg room.
As a kid, a bunch of stores in my area used to have a little screen with smiley faces and the question ‘how did you like our survey’ and i would almost always go up and spam the happiest smiley
My friend works retail in Germany and she is constantly telling me about the stupid people who don't understand how sales work, haggle prices, or act like complete Karens. I am SO glad I don't work retail anymore.
Okay, so I work at an airport and the whole reason they told her she can't sit at the emergency exit row of the plane is due to the fact that it takes both hands and able-bodied strength to open those doors and you need to be able to act swiftly to help save the lives of those in the middle of the plane. They would be on the front lines of getting people out of the plane and every second counts. They are missing one of their arms, which means they can't swiftly open the door and help people out of the plane quickly. So it wasn't discrimination, it's a calculated decision to insure the safety of all passengers when worse comes to worst. She might be complaining that she didn't get the opportunity, but she's not able-bodied anymore, even with a prosthetic, she still wouldn't be able-bodied enough and could potentially risk lives. It's a harsh truth, but the exit row is not a right, it's a privilege and an important role for all passengers' safety. We have strict rules about who is capable of sitting there. A war veteran would be a great fit, as long as they are able-bodied.
The part of the police dealing with Karens; that’s about 95% of the bullshit calls for service.”I don’t get paid enough to deal with your shit” is usually enough to set off any Karen.
Worf's Simulation Story: Actually, he wouldn't tell the Computer to end the Simulation... He'd just draw his Bat'leth with an Unholy Grin on his face and start chopping Karen into Chunky Salsa... Then, tell the Computer to reset the Simulation from the beginning and continue Chopping... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
One of the funniest YT thumbnails I have ever seen was on a video titled: Hunters vs. Karens. The umbnail was a photoshopped picture of a hunter about to shoot a karen ,but it looked so real.
A ship's chandler is basically a store for boat essentials and supplies (its like where you get provisions from). Basically, it's a term from wayyyyyyyyyy back in the day. Ships needed candles, and the "chandler" (candlemaker/candle merchant) would provide them. Then they moved into selling other things too, so a "ship's chandler" became a colloquial term for a general ship provisioner/equipper.
The aurline emergency row thing, yeah nah, that's not about who gets to leave first in an emergency, the people seated there are meant to be able bodied so they can deploy the chute and help others exit. Frigging ninny, I'm embarrassed she's Australian. We don't want her anymore. Sent her to America, she'll fit right in 😂
That last story the airline is 100% correct, as a fellow cripple I know for a fact I would be worse than useless helping to evacuate in an emergency, I would probably be an active hindrance. All this positive "Handicapable" horsesh*t can fork off if you through your own hubris gets someone else hurt or worse that's all on you. I know the looks on people's faces when they see a cane or a chair or my scars and disfigurements just cut the BS and let those better suited work.
Most cell towers and all that other bull is paid for by the company by renting land either from the government, or by people like farm owners and stuff
5:49 some day when the metaverse comes out, I want a Karen to complain about my eating then pull out a meta bottle of poison and yell “I don’t care what I eat” and drink the poison like it’s a shot glass.
If I complain about yelling it's at night and it's consistent over an hour. My building management knows I only say something if it's important. And because of that, they take it seriously. Like the opposite of the boy who cried wolf, lol.
the furniture thing i can understand. i get paid weekly by my company, so if i see something and go "ill buy it in a week when i get paid again" and then see its gone up whats effectively another paycheck up in price id be a little heartbroken. but thats not anyones fault except the ones who set those prices, and even then its not entirely their fault either. theres a reason those people arent expected to be in customer service if they set the prices.
The reason we have Karen’s is because of corporations, people didn’t act like that when most stores were small businesses that were ran by the actual owner, because they didn’t have to worry about losing their job for telling someone who’s acting like a Karen to get the fuck out and never come back.
HOAs are duble edged blades. on one hand they are ment to be like"ooh you got a bunch of dead weeds in your yeard, thats a fire haszerd , if you dont do somthing to fix it we will have to do somthing" but crupt people seek power so it goes from a tool to protect and help to "trash truck comes at 10 your can cant be out 5 minuts befor or 5 after it leaves"
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@@Ikigai_Composes that's awesome ^^
Lexi pretty much nailed the last one: Airlines do not let children or adults with disabilities sit in exit rows. This is because in the event of an emergency, it's the passenger's responsibility to open the emergency exit for everyone else. It even tells you if you book an exit row that you have to be over a certain age, be physically able to open the heavy exit door and be sound enough mentally to follow flight attendants' instructions on how to open the door. It isn't a case of descrimination, it's a case of safety.
Exact, had once this spot in a flight. You have at your seat special instructions on how to open the door, beside the regular safety instructions and a flight attended also told me that I have to open the door in the case of an emergency and should read the instructions.
Tough to do this with just one hand.
Yep, and when they ask you if you are able and prepared to handle the task they won't even accept a head nod, you must audibly say "yes" or they will move you.
yup not only is there a chance that they won't be able to open the exit, even if it does get opened they do pose a risk to everyone else in potentially blocking the exit if they are unable to get out themselves. Sure it sucks that you effectively have to be put in a position as a disabled person that is harder for you to escape, but it saves the lives of the many. So morally its arguably the right choice.
I'm sure the airline staff knew exactly where she was, to assist her in an emergency, just as they do for other disabled people and children traveling alone.
And no o e unable to open the emergency exit is allowed in that row on purpose.
As a person with disabilities myself, i'm glad this is a rule. Safety 1st!
Fun fact! The saying "the customer is always right!" Originally meant the customer is always right about what they want to purchase. They ask for a lime green suit? Yes,! Right away! We don't give our opinion on what it is they've asked for. It NEVER ment they were always right in any other area and should be allowed to terrorize hard working, underpaid employees because they cant just change the price or honor a year old expired coupon.
Go forth and fill out all those cs surveys and tell the managers how great their employees are doing!
The customer is always right in matters of taste.
That actually makes sense now
The customer is always right is also a stupid rule in a lot of industries regardless; you work there and have a good chance of knowing what they need most more than they do. Clothing? Sure, wear what makes your heart happy. Tools? Ask the employee, they probably own 3 of each and have helped people solve their problems for years.
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The customer is always right in matters of taste; not always what they want to purchase. As someone who used to work at a pet store and was the unofficial fish expert I can tell you that I had to routinely explain to people why I was not about to sell them an animal they could not care for and would likely torture to death in Ammonia solution.
the reverse Karen bit reminds me of a time I went to McDonalds and got a Big Mac meal. The burger was well put together and actually LOOKED like the picture up on the menu board. I spoke with the manager to tell them how impressed I was with my order and kudos to the kitchen worker who made it.
*Confused manager noises*
there's also an Anti-Karen, but they basically try to de-escalate the situation wherever a Karen is involved. but yea, it'd be nice to know what to call someone who's not behaving like a Karen and is behaving like a decent human being (especially IF you have to berate the manager for suspecting one of their servers to be a slacker when, in fact, the server was an absolute model of excellent customer satisfaction and wanted to tell said manager about it).
For the Airplane thing, yes, it's a crash regulation. They always want someone who's able bodied and WILL move you EVERY time they suspect you wouldn't be able to open the door, even someone who's "just" obese. It's not a "born out of meanness" discrimination, it's one created out of sheer necessity in case the unthinkable happens to minimize casualties. Life has precedence over "hurt feelings".
It's the same reason why all hand bags and purses must be able to fit under your seat. You don't want to be in an emergency landing, having to evacuate the plane quickly and tripping over someone else's bag on the corridor or having to jump over the bag of the person on the aisle seat.
I'm amazed any news outlet would publish it like this. How to reduce your readership to people who will complain with a phone call the next time you change your logo.
And I sorry for anyone with disabilities, but sometimes you just can not do certain things (that's what disability means). And if you go out of your way like the person in the last post, you deserve such severe discrimination as being asked to move for safety reasons.
Of all the people in this video, she annoys me the most. I hope the 3 minutes of news coverage were worth it, your photo is now forever linked with your disregard for your fellow humans safety, and AI automation will cause this to red flag future job applications, since you are not even willing to follow safety protocol, any possible employer will be unsure if you are willing to follow work protocols.
I think you can even request to be moved if you get assigned the exit row and don’t feel comfortable having that responsibility placed on you.
@@Boundwithflame23 can confirm. I had to ask to move once because I have a panic disorder that makes me a risky choice for handling potential emergencies. I said that I was uncomfortable with the idea of being the one to handle the emergency exit, and they moved me no questions asked. This was United, I only fly with them and Southwest, so Idk about the other airlines.
Apparently, she didn't book her own seat, so she wouldntve seen any of the potential warnings on the website during purchase, and when they told her to move she swapped with her brother not knowing that the entire row had to be fully able-bodied and -minded, and the attendants never told her why they were hollering.
Hearing Lexi get excited and start talking without separating words is always such a mood lifter!
Also: 11:50 of course the one defending being a Karen has the most smug, self-satisfied profile picture you'd ever bear witness to.
Yeah the pfp made them look like they were trying to look smarter than everyone but that’s just my opinion
Hang on, I thought a group of Karens was called an "entitlement".
That's for groups of eight or more. Less than that is merely A "hassle"!😺
And a bigger group of Karens is called the conservative party.
Going by the comments left in this thread, I propose the following: A group from 3 to 7 is a Hassle, 8 to 12 is an Entitlement, 13 to 20 is an HOA, and 21 or more is a Conservative Party. Different numbers being different threats, so the division is necessary.
That's a group of Boomers.
I second that motion!
A furbie with a Karen personality is the stuff of nightmares, just imagine you're lying in your bed and in the middle of the night you hear the thing scream MANAGER in a distorted voice despite no bloody batteries being inside of it for years.
It can judge you aaaaaaall the time
I kinda want one for comedic purposes
6:06 We really need to make a law that says anytime someone intentionally, knowingly, falsely accuses someone of a crime, they get the max sentence for whatever crime they intentionally falsely accused the other person of. Maliciously trying to ruin someone else's life and send them to prison for something you know that they did not do should be a serious offense with serious consequences.
I like it. The problem is proving intent.
5:16 This is so true. Around Easter time, our HOA threatened us with legal action because we put a bird bath, hummingbird feeder, and a few solar lanterns in our garden. We took them down.
A month later, they sent us another letter about the garden decorations. They reused the picture from the last letter. We know this because aside from the garden stuff, we had our garage door decorated with Easter magnets and had a Toyota Camry in our driveway. The week after we got the first letter, we had taken the magnets down and had to scrap the Camry because the engine died.
They also wouldn't leave us alone about a tree that was there before we even bought the house. HOAs suck.
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Get ready to sue them if they cut that tree down :)
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Dude our homeowners association doesn't allow different lightposts and they also don't allow chickens.
Chickens were banned when someone's rooster crowed too loudly, and different lightposts were banned because we removed our failing lightpost and replaced it.
That whole thing just sounds too alien to me.... like you get to see really messed stuff here in my country and no one cares, since it's not their property
H. Pearl Davis: I'm a Karen and proud.
Everyone: That's not the flex you think it is.
15:50 I have a service dog. We're explicitly not able to sit in that row for the reason that those need to be able bodied individuals. This is VERY much the norm AND part of the ACAA (Air Carrier Access Act) rulings. The people in that row are expected to be able to assist other passengers after deploying the doors and slides.
While I agree, having the extra leg room would be amazing, being in that row is reserved for those most useful in an emergency.
And an amputee, or Lexi, or ME are not those people.
I'm all for disabled pride and equality, but sometimes, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few!!
I won't remove my service dog from a restaurant because Sally Sue is scared of dogs or Gary three tables down is allergic.
I WILL specifically make sure that I don't take up a seat on an airline that is reserved ideally for the strongest, most level-headed individuals who might need to save lives.
There's a difference and anyone with common sense can figure it out.
6:24 MATT ROSE CROSSOVER 🤩🤩
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Honestly, Karens do serve an actual purpose... As an example.
Without them, we'd have no one to point at and go "See?!"
It was SOOOO wholesome when Lexi read the “opposite of a Karen” post and got so excited about asking to see managers to gush about how great their staff is!!! Made my brain so happy to hear the pure joy of that!!!!!!!❤❤❤
Honestly one thing Karen’s need to learn is that the world doesn’t revolve around them.
How *DARE* you!! I would like to speak to your manager.
@@anderssorenson9998 Sadly, I can't even tell if this is a joke anymore. There is nothing that can be said parodying Karens that's more insane than what they actually say.
Aren’t some (if not most) Karens flat-earthers? They’d just say the world doesnt revolve around anything lmao
Are you sure? Karens tend to be so fat they have their own gravitational field that drags everyone down 😂
Well actually it does because all matter in the universe attracts itself.
11:59 I just saw this Karen in a recent video about Karens getting their karma. She is dubbed Permit Patty and she has to step down as CEO of a company that sells cannabis products for dogs.
love lexi's work, always makes me happy
Shes my favourite narrator ❤️❤️
I just started using a cane due to chronic pain, and learning that Lexi does makes me feel a lot more comfortable with it :)
Clicked on this notification faster than a Karen charging his tantrum attack.
Same, saw r/F**kyouKaren and instantly clicked the video XD
i haven't seen any anti-vaccinations memes since the pandemic started, but berating Karens is the next best thing :3
I wonder what furniture designed by Lexi could look like; I'm sure it could be interesting, and the same thing with fashion designed by Lexi.
Entirely Too Pink (tm) by Lexi.
@@SIS3W3N I would like to think Lexi has a bit more sense of aesthetics than that.
Nice to see another Emkay video
Also screw karen's that harass workers, they are just doing their jobs.
Nice to see Lexi 👍
Karens always have to talk to several people when they don’t get their way thinking one of them is gonna give them what they want and sometimes it works which is why they keep doing it. Insane to act like that at your big ole prehistoric age!
if i ever become a manager, i reserve the right to give all employees the right to tell "Karens" to "F off" whenever they ask for a manager.
Uh... Lexi?
Chandler = boat equipent dealer.
Chandelier = big fancy light.
And you were spot-on about the exit row issue. You have to be able-bodied and capable of opening the door, inflating the slide, and helping others out.
So the opposite of a "Karen" is a "Lexi". Got it!
I feel bad for all the genuine people named karen
And they can’t speak out against without someone saying “ok Karen” or “do you want to speak to the manager”
Whats really ironic is that you see a Karen in action, sporting the Karen haircut, the Karen attitude, the Karen look and the Karen EVERYTHING!! But the second you call her Karen. She will fight tooth and nail saying how she isnt but by doing so just proves she is.
8:22 Actually in most companies it's: "Customers are always right, but only until they give us money"
I can never remember where I heard this quote, but: "Manners cost you nothing but breath, and can be worth as much as your life."
4:50 idk, the fact they had to say "that's what I am" makes me think it's cap, but If it isn't I'm happy for these people
I am glad this meme has lasted this long!
0:07 wAs ThAt ThE bOnK oF '23!?
@16:05 - You're correct, you have to be capable of opening the door to sit there. I can appreciate the argument that it's discrimination - but it's necessary discrimination for the safety of all other passengers. Someone with one arm cannot open the door.
I used to own a small online retail business in the UK, sending out about 800-1000 orders a month, UK and Worldwide, 98-99% with no problem.
U.S. was about 5% of orders and 25% of complaints.
6:08 who just heard matt rose?
Me
Me
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(let's start a chain)
I generally always leave 5* reviews when I get normal service because it's realistic. Like in a fast food place, I order, I pay, I eat, I leave, the restaurant was clean, staff were good as they usually are, the food was great as it usually is, realistically what more can you expect? There's always a space to leave extra praise if you felt you got above 5* service. It's more about their performance reviews than your own customer experience, if that makes sense.
Love you Lexi! From one trans girl to another 💙💖🤍💖💙
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@@wisteriaaa_23 go into my poke balls
HELL YEAH
You rock! 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵🐬🦩🐻❄️🦩🐬🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
a valid lady of the internet * salutes * i respect you💙💖🤍💖💙
7:01 there is a way for the alerts to be switched off anyway, I think RISK has the information on how to do it, due to the concerns (naturally not thought of by our government) that the loud sound and vibrations of the alert could reveal hidden spare phones of people who are victims of DA, and put them at further risk
Lexi’s voice is just so warm and welcoming, she makes every video 1000% better
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2:27 ALEX WHO ?!?!?!
Damn is that a “Owl house” reference ?
I honestly doubt that was meant to be a reference
8:26 I see what’s happening in this one. The Karen thinks of customer service workers as subhuman, despite their own inability to spell.
To add context to the Karen complaining about the UK emergency alarm - it took me one button press to dismiss. My normal phone alarm is more complicated.
6:18 I was thinking: “Hm that reminds me of a furby” and then it proceeds to show a picture of a furby
That alert in the UK went so badly, only half of people got it and one mobile network didn’t receive it at all (three). It didn’t disable phones either. They told us we would have to acknowledge it before we can use our phones again but that wasn’t the case 🤣
I somehow managed to not hear about the alert or the test at all and about had a heart attack when it went off😂. My brother said you can actually turn those off in settings so i have now but yeah most people i know didn't get it.
It could be parking or even a week missed sale. karens find everything to complain about
Editors are on point today!
16:12 you have to be an able bodied person to sit in an emergency exit row
6:08 I appreciate this Matt rose reference-
6:07 WAAAAA. I'm sure Matt Rose enjoyed this part lmfao. I love that thats in here 😂
Omg yesss 🤣🤣 now all I can do is hear it done in his voice
Yessss I found you
I was hoping to find someone else who liked watching matt rose videos
@@assassincheese0 :D
@@HeatherHylia I just looked at your name
Lol I'm actually playing loz rn
@@assassincheese0 nice, I have too many hours in those games
you can just turn the emergency alerts off in the phone settings, took me less than a minute to find it and disable it, they have to give you an option to turn it off because of people having stashed phones they hide from abusive partners or parents or whatever.
Lexi, this is important for Furby context. Look up Matt Rose Furby stories, you wont be disappointed.
another great vid, keep up the work emkay.
Same Lexi, I have chronic pain that caused some issues with my disc, so I get on a wheelchair up to the plain. I can't do all the duties expected when at the emergency door. If not told to move, I would ask to move.
For the Reviews one: I ONLY leave a bad review if a person or business was CLEARLY terrible and likely on purpose. Like the one restaurant I went to with my partner when they visited the first time. They were paying, I was broke. The waitress took MY drink order, didn't look at my partner and walked away before they could talk. THEN came back for the food order, ignored my partner AGAIN - so I had to do the entire order. Then a family walked in and she ignored us so long our food came out COLD. It was in a stone, wood fire oven ... - but also the chefs had disappeared when we came in and I only saw one re-appear long enough to make our food [idk what happened with the family, it looked like they had hot, fresh food that took half the time of ours, but I never saw the chef come back out? -- note: the stone fire portion was visible as part of the "aesthetic" so you'd see your food getting fired]. Then the waitress took FOREVER to bring the check [literally it was us and that small family, there was no reason for her to take over 40 minutes. We were there for almost 2 hours and if we hadn't been good people likely would've just left since she disappeared - open plan, small restaurant]. Legit, we paid, I tipped her with the change in my purse and we left. My partner did leave a tip via his card BUT the change tip was something all my fam in food service said is a good way to let a server know "you sucked" - you still tip - but not in a convenient way [I doubt anyone reads a change tip that way though but xD I was young]. I left a review for that specific branch ... needless to say that last time I was in that area less than a year later, that place wasn't there anymore.
But yeah if the waitress had been trying her best, talked to literally the only other person at the table to see what they wanted, etc etc - I'd have been annoyed with just the kitchen and the heat of the food if that was the same and not bothered to leave a review because "eh it's just us and they probably didn't plan properly/this was an accident, etc" but after so much stuff stacked up and we had to force her to take a second drink order, it was just ... weird. So yeah it got a bad review because the entire experience seemed pretty messed up. Like I didn't expect the entire staff to return for 2 customers, but the one chef that did return seemed pretty much like he didn't want to make food either - and our food was both cold and burnt [except for the garlic bread, that stuff was delicious] so my review was as honest and thorough as I could be -- but yeah, like I said, had it been any variety of "clearly just a bad day" or "They're trying but failing for some reason" I wouldn't bother. No need to tear people down - especially if it's like "They're trying but company has Bs policies that make their ability to help severely limited in a lot of situations". We all been there in the working world. But - yeah if it seems like you want nothing to do with your customers for no reason, and you literally ignore them/refuse to take orders/etc for no reason [and legit he was from another state, so it's not like he'd been there before and been rude or that she knew him] - it's hard to want you to have a good or just "no" review. People need to know what they're in for [at least when that place was slow I guess]
I am NOT reading that GIANT essay
@@tonidufrene5845 Cool cool
I bet the "group order Karen" ordered as part of a batch because she's stingy AF and wanted to pay less, but somehow thought she'd get a special variation of what she wanted instead of the basic, mass order, version. And now she's pissed off because she doesn't understand that "group order" doesn't mean "magically lower price but exact same order as usual".
Because entitled. As usual.
I do so love those emergency exit chairs on the airline. I'm a 6 ft tall 300 lb guy. When they ask "sir, can you operate that door in an emergency" I just smile and say, "if there's an emergency, whether or not I can operate it properly is a moot point, its going to open." ... they never ask me to give up the leg room.
5:45 just wait till she finds out what cheese is. 😂😂
clicked on this video faster than a karen yelling for a manager
Bro the granny on the start looks so confused 💀
*BONK*
*BONk*
As a kid, a bunch of stores in my area used to have a little screen with smiley faces and the question ‘how did you like our survey’ and i would almost always go up and spam the happiest smiley
The word salad special. I could barely read some of those myself. Great narration, as always, Lexi.
The entitlement bleeding out from some of these posts is literally *tangible*
Human absurdity. You wish you never even knew how bad it could get 🤦♂
My friend works retail in Germany and she is constantly telling me about the stupid people who don't understand how sales work, haggle prices, or act like complete Karens. I am SO glad I don't work retail anymore.
karens have really ruined alot of places.
3:50 I remember in Canada seeing kids do that to election posters. Didn’t question why.
Okay, so I work at an airport and the whole reason they told her she can't sit at the emergency exit row of the plane is due to the fact that it takes both hands and able-bodied strength to open those doors and you need to be able to act swiftly to help save the lives of those in the middle of the plane. They would be on the front lines of getting people out of the plane and every second counts. They are missing one of their arms, which means they can't swiftly open the door and help people out of the plane quickly. So it wasn't discrimination, it's a calculated decision to insure the safety of all passengers when worse comes to worst.
She might be complaining that she didn't get the opportunity, but she's not able-bodied anymore, even with a prosthetic, she still wouldn't be able-bodied enough and could potentially risk lives. It's a harsh truth, but the exit row is not a right, it's a privilege and an important role for all passengers' safety. We have strict rules about who is capable of sitting there. A war veteran would be a great fit, as long as they are able-bodied.
Eats popcorn as a Karen is getting shot and beaten up by a officer after she tried to "kill" the manager which was just the weakest punches ever*
Dat moment when ghost-Karen haunts you to speak with your life-manager.
4:22 it needed the “TATIANNA-Choices” gif! Hahahahahahahahahahah
The part of the police dealing with Karens; that’s about 95% of the bullshit calls for service.”I don’t get paid enough to deal with your shit” is usually enough to set off any Karen.
7:40 I’m sure the pretty Audi is very happy now, because you pronounced it’s name right.
Worf's Simulation Story: Actually, he wouldn't tell the Computer to end the Simulation...
He'd just draw his Bat'leth with an Unholy Grin on his face and start chopping Karen into Chunky Salsa...
Then, tell the Computer to reset the Simulation from the beginning and continue Chopping...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
7:08: I like to think that rather than bust down the door the mngr calmly drives in and speaks to the Karen like nothing is out of the ordinary.😅😂😂😂
Said "Yeah, that's how sales work" a half second before I heard it- customers can be truly insane
One of the funniest YT thumbnails I have ever seen was on a video titled: Hunters vs. Karens. The umbnail was a photoshopped picture of a hunter about to shoot a karen ,but it looked so real.
Lexi: "Do i have to read all this?!"
Live action man: *turns on a cattle rod*
Lexi "ok ok turn off the cattle rod!"
😂
That lady going on about why the world needs Karens would have had a better argument if she had tacked on “for entertainment” (Dance Moms anyone?)😂
there need's to be a karen department to deal with karen's in every type off store
The thumbnail is true art at its finest
A ship's chandler is basically a store for boat essentials and supplies (its like where you get provisions from). Basically, it's a term from wayyyyyyyyyy back in the day. Ships needed candles, and the "chandler" (candlemaker/candle merchant) would provide them. Then they moved into selling other things too, so a "ship's chandler" became a colloquial term for a general ship provisioner/equipper.
context for 6:20 it's a thing from the matt rose furby video
The aurline emergency row thing, yeah nah, that's not about who gets to leave first in an emergency, the people seated there are meant to be able bodied so they can deploy the chute and help others exit. Frigging ninny, I'm embarrassed she's Australian. We don't want her anymore. Sent her to America, she'll fit right in 😂
I love when evil loses
That last story the airline is 100% correct, as a fellow cripple I know for a fact I would be worse than useless helping to evacuate in an emergency, I would probably be an active hindrance. All this positive "Handicapable" horsesh*t can fork off if you through your own hubris gets someone else hurt or worse that's all on you. I know the looks on people's faces when they see a cane or a chair or my scars and disfigurements just cut the BS and let those better suited work.
imagine commenting early without watching much of the video
i would never
(w lexi best narrator)
Most cell towers and all that other bull is paid for by the company by renting land either from the government, or by people like farm owners and stuff
8:09 Flesh Bot??
What is this? Five Nights at Freddy's 3? The undead human in an animatronic suit?
5:49 some day when the metaverse comes out, I want a Karen to complain about my eating then pull out a meta bottle of poison and yell “I don’t care what I eat” and drink the poison like it’s a shot glass.
If I complain about yelling it's at night and it's consistent over an hour. My building management knows I only say something if it's important. And because of that, they take it seriously. Like the opposite of the boy who cried wolf, lol.
I want to speak to the manager
the furniture thing i can understand. i get paid weekly by my company, so if i see something and go "ill buy it in a week when i get paid again" and then see its gone up whats effectively another paycheck up in price id be a little heartbroken. but thats not anyones fault except the ones who set those prices, and even then its not entirely their fault either. theres a reason those people arent expected to be in customer service if they set the prices.
The reason we have Karen’s is because of corporations, people didn’t act like that when most stores were small businesses that were ran by the actual owner, because they didn’t have to worry about losing their job for telling someone who’s acting like a Karen to get the fuck out and never come back.
This is proof that the customer is the least correct group of people you will ever find
7:11 BETTY CROCKER DRIVE. LOL
The face and the cattle prod...... PERFECT!!
8:13 ... Why do I feel like i know what this game is about? Just by the word Sundrop-
love the MNGR license plate cruisin by Betty Crocker Drive lol
the matt rose reference lol- it would be so awesome if you did a collab with him though :O
@Lu0z9 about 6:09
@Lu0z9 for the reference? around 6:08
HOAs are duble edged blades. on one hand they are ment to be like"ooh you got a bunch of dead weeds in your yeard, thats a fire haszerd , if you dont do somthing to fix it we will have to do somthing" but crupt people seek power so it goes from a tool to protect and help to "trash truck comes at 10 your can cant be out 5 minuts befor or 5 after it leaves"
6:10 this is a reference to a popular video by “Matt Rose”