In local news stories about kids and lemonade stands, every time someone raises a ruckus about a kid with a lemonade stand, on and off duly police show up and buy that lemonade. No one likes bullies who go after kids.
reminds me of a story where a kid ran a hotdog stand, someone called the cops and the health inspector. The cops and the health inspector show up, check the stand, leave and then come back with materials and they worked together with the kid and made his stand pass code
I just don't get people trying to quash entrepreneurial spirit. I heard of a young teen who mowed lawns for his neighbors and the *IRS* went after him! Good grief! I lived in an apartment building across the street from a cluster of subsidized housing, mostly single mothers. I was driving back from class one day when I saw a couple kids sitting on the curb on my side of the road with a plastic bag. I stopped and asked if they were okay. Turned out they were visiting their grandma and decided to sell plums from her fridge. I thought that was cute, so I parked my car, grabbed a quarter, and bought the least mushy of the plums. Best quarter I ever spent.
@@brianburkhard5209 no Jlo and Dolly have more class than the entitled singer, I am willing to bet that its either Ashley Simpson or Jaime Lynn Spears ( Britney's sister).
@@latoyamcdonald4444 nah, she wouldn't do that, because she did do a tour and someone did in fact pass out in the front row of her show and she stopped performing and wouldn't go back on stage until she knew that the person was doing OK.
Since he said it was years and years ago, I'm betting Tanya Tucker. She was hell on wheels back then and I'm not sure she has changed too much in the later years
But her leaving her own two kids (both under 6) unattended in a swimming pool after calling the cops and the local newspaper to bust a couple of grade-school kids for running a so-called illegal and fraudulent lemonade stand... now *she's* the one twisting in the wind and up crap creek without a paddle... and there goes the canoe!
If you want to be a Karen in a neighbourhood, you're better off forming a HOA. Being a Karen in a NON HOA Neighbourhood will just see you driven out like it's the Salem Witch trials and you were just seen talking to a pig..
That lady parking in front of the fire hydrant reminds me of a former coworker. She parked her car in a spot that was clearly marked with "No Parking". A police officer, seeing that, told her she can't park there. She responded by throwing a soda bottle at him! Then she wondered why she ended up in jail!!! Well...DUH!!!!!
Last story was my favorite. I honestly was expecting the father to get mad at the cop but him shaking his hand and then forcing the kid to ride a bike to work is some of the best karma. Looks like the karma floating around him finally landed!
The Entitled Celebrity is lucky I wasn't the Officer that climbed on her bus... I would have told the bus driver in no uncertain terms to get this bus OUT of the Ambulance Bay RIGHT FRIGGING NOW!!! and once he did so and parked a little down the road so the bus wasn't blocking everything, I'd then place both the Driver AND the Celebrity under Arrest for Criminal Negligence (for blocking access to the bay while an Ambulance was trying to get in with an unresponsive patient which delayed the treatment of that Patient), Disobeying an Officer (for not moving the bus when told to do so) and the Driver would also get a Parking Ticket for blocking the bay...If there are any other Crimes they can be Ticketed/Charged with, I'd hammer them with those as well...You might be a Rich & Famous Celebrity, but that doesn't give you the Right to break the Law and/or endanger the lives of other people...
@@andie2809 family member experience with her and the usage of the same verbiage especially her contracts says no one can make eye contact or address her when a medical was called not for her . That same phrase was used infront of staff
If I was the police officer, I would have thanked the Karen for calling, bought some lemonade, and drank it. Then said to the Karen, "Now what was it you wanted?"
I remember hearing one that was wholesome. A Karen called the cops on two kids and their lemonade stand. It was technically illegal where they were, but the cop showed up with the paperwork for a temporary business, and helped the two kids (with their father, I think?) fill out the proper paperwork on the spot. Made it a legal "business" right in front of the fuming Karen.
It doesn't land on your head like a Swablu and act like a hat, either. It lands like a teraton of bricks. By the way, _what in Arceus' name is the canon reason for Swablu pretending to be hats?!_
I was thinking the same thing. It really shocks and disgusts me that these ‘Karens’ would call the police on children who’re trying to earn money the only way a child could. Like… what the hell is wrong with these people?!
@@tmntfangirl4700What's wrong is that these Karens think they own everything. Like the Karen in Story 4 who likely had the delusion she was the boss of an HOA
The lemonade stand story reminds me of something that happened to me when I was a kid. I was around 9 or 10 y/o and some friends and I set up a stand to sell some toys we didn’t want in our neighborhood. Some guy came up to us and yelled at us asking if we had a permit to sell and if not what we’re doing was illegal. Our parents weren’t there, so we had no one to stand up for us. But seriously, why do grown adults want to ruin everything for children doing nothing wrong?
Soccer Story: If I were the Coach of that team, I'd simply tell her to leave immediately and throw her off the Team after that display of childish and unsportsmanlike immaturity... I'm surprised the Referee's didn't throw her off the field for that display of unsportsmanlike behaviour...
Did she manage to back up her claim of being the best goalie, or was she full of BS and lose the game? She definitely should have been ejected from the field by the coach or the referee, and she should be booted from the team after the game as well.
I was thinking J-Lo, because she was more likely to tell her fans she was just like them “Jenny from the block”. Mariah Carey is pretty well known for being a diva.
It is sad to say but the story about the lemonade stand has happened so many times it isn't even worthy of telling in some areas. I saw one where police were called and the ENTIRE department ended up going for the morning and afternoon shifts as it was revealed that the kids were trying to raise money for a classmate with cancer. The 'Karen' got arrested for assaulting a police officer and destruction of private property when she took a hammer and started smashing the lemonade stand with police and fire personnel standing there. Love the story about the dumb B that got her car towed for parking in front of the hydrant. I would have loved to have had been eating there to watch that show.
The father in the last story sounds like a damn good father who had grown tired of his sons rude attitude and putting children in danger oh and there aren't very many fathers who would do the father in the last story did which is thank the cop for doing his job.
Firefighters *have to* break the windows of the car rather than going over or around it. Any potential kinks in the hose can drastically reduce the volume of water going through the hose. It probably is fun though.
Not so much a chance to kink the hose going under a car as it is a chance for all the sharp or potentially very hot bits to damage the hose, and a lot of wasted time crawling on the ground to get it passed under.
The TV series Third Watch had an incident like that. Some guy parked his BMW beside a fire hydrant. The building across the street caught on fire. The fire fighters broke the passenger and drivers side windows and pull the hose through. The driver threatened to sue the fire department because water from the hose filled his car. He called the police to have the firefighters arrested. Instead they gave him a ticket for parking beside a hydrant.
@@sharolynwells It was shown in the movie Backdraft as well. My Uncle was a firefighter for years and he laughed when we asked and said he as smashed out windows many times.
That entitled 17 year old soccer player should been removed from the game for her behavior instead of being coddled. She learn nothing of being a "TEAM" player.
The lemonade story reminds me of this thing on the news where a little girl was selling water and a Karen spied and called on her. Something tells me stories like that where Karens try to ruin the hard work of children happen pretty often just because of how they look.
There are videos on TH-cam about that woman that went viral (nearly every Karen freakout channel had it). She lost her job over it and has now become infamous because of it.
I heard about that same story. I was utterly disgusted that that ‘woman’ (Permit Patty, I think that’s what they dubbed her) would call the police on a little girl, who was infront of her own house selling bottled water on a summer day to earn money to go to Disneyland. Last I heard she was fired from her job and then tried to make a public apology on the News for her actions (which looked bogus to me)
Madonna definitely seems right, keep in mind that crazy psycho open the minute she thought about blowing up the White House because Donald Trump was elected President of the United States
Story 1, reminds me of my local fire chief, when I was growing up. He would find any reason to ‘test a hydrants pressure’ when he got annoyed with people blocking them. He would then take a bag of sand and as he was opening the valve would gently empty a small bag of the sand into the water flow, effectively sand blasting whatever part of the car the water was hitting. People quickly stopped parking in front of hydrants.
Calling 911 on a lemonade stand: Unfortunately, not the first time this has ever happened and sadly won't be the last as this tends to be a fairly common instinctual behavior of the wild Karen... [uplifting story] In another case almost just like this, local law enforcement that responded to the call (and I S*** you not here!) tore down the old stand only to rebuild it so it was up to code. They added a sink, self contained running water supply, ensured it adhered to all health codes, and even helped the young entrepreneur get it inspected & certified with both a Business & Sales Tax license! Karen....was....LIVID!!!
Oooo... We need more fathers like the one in that last story! I've met too many "My child is a perfect angel!" parents of nightmares on two legs that I have my pat response of, "Yeah... Just an angel of what?" There is a reason I'm not popular but at my age, I love the quiet time I get with my wife without jerk distractions.
I wish I could've seen everything in the first story while I'm eating my lunch LOL What an entitled B Also it's true, if there's a fire and they need the fire hydrant, but your car is parked in front of it, they will smash your windows and pull the fire hose through your car. I never thought I'd hear myself say this, but whoever the celebrity is from the Second Story, I hope I never meet her 15:47 It's not the first time something like this has happened, I once heard a news report about a Karen who called the police on a nine-year-old girl for selling water
If the Karen in the first story would have gone into fits when the people on the patio tipped her a few bucks for the entertainment? The lemonade Karen is lucky that her children aren’t drowned in the pool. Even if the children had security wests etc. accidents can happen so fast
Not only will the fire fighters smash your windows to run the hose through, if they are feeling spiteful, they will disconnect the hose under pressure so water pours into it too.
My favorite part about this one is Story 4 where the dog is both better looking and better behaved than the human! It surprises the heck out of me that a person like that could raise such a dog, though. It must be mostly the husband's dog since it does mention that he was a friendly person.
Dogs don't need you to be friendly to be well trained. They need you to be clearly messaging, to be consistent and to put them in their place. Which probably were all of Karen's strong points 😉
OP in the singer-eye story should absolutely tell everyone who it is! She is not bound by any laws not to reveal this as with law-enforcement. She deserves it! Tell us!
@@jackadams3878 I’d be willing to bet that security guards working in hospitals and other medical facilities are both educated and on and made to sign forms on hippa regulations. Hell in a lot of security jobs you have to sign regular non disclosure contracts.
The lemonade stand Karen just unlocked a core memory. Idk how old I was, but somewhere between middle school and early high school, my friend and I were walking my family's golden retriever, RIP she was the best pupper, and we were walking around the pond in my friends condo area. Pup saw the ducks in the pond and somehow got away to swim after them. Seeing this, you have 3 options. Sit and laugh, help, or call the police, cause "my wife is traumatized, watching the dog terrorize the ducks". Said ducks not giving a single fuck, and flying/swimming away as soon as she got close. Guess which option was chosen. Only time my introverted ass got the cops called on me lol
I have a worse one. My brother in law was walking his dog. A neighborhood lady kept having issues with dogs terrorizing her ducks. She then proceeds to shoot the dog right next to him as they walked on the road. He was like 13 at the time.
@@LegendStormcrow oh shit. Did they get an any trouble with the law for that? Cause that's aiming at a minor as well, he could have also been hurt. So that's at least endangering a minor, plus animal abuse and whatnot.
@@piperproductions7551 Nope. They couldn't prove it so they never even called (only the dog was hit). Stupid if you ask me. If it happened to my brother, teenage me would have pushed her into a psych ward. The one time taking a pellet in the leg would have been worth it. The dog took it in the shoulder and had to be carried home.
That story of the soccer girls has to be pure BS as the referees would have ousted her for unsportsmanlike behavior and the school could possibly be made to forfeit the game and/or face other sanctions as well as fines!
@@aduckofsomesort , BS, high-school refs are sanctioned by the state athletic commission, they can and will do this, this wasn't an in school intramural play game but a sanctioned team sport!
Agreed. I played soccer up until college and though I've thankfully never seen unsportsmanlike behavior on the field, a ref would have ousted any player who engaged in such behavior. Instant red card, especially if the girl is throwing stuff and kicking goal posts.
Saw on TH-cam a similar lemonade stand incident. Someone called the cops, fire marshal, and Health Inspector.... Seeing that it's not illegal in any way, and it's for charity... the kid got permits from the authorities and they gave their department logos as signs of approval for the lemonade stand. And paid for their lemonade before moving out.
Story 4: The "for sale" sign likely was put up because of divorce proceedings. Having the police and CPS investigate a child endangerment/abandonment issue (in this case with media coverage) often is the last push a father needs to kick a karen that often is doing this to the curb.
This is why people like Karen get their children taken away by CPS for the son/daughter safety and probably won’t see their children until they’re adults
Story 4 reminds me of an actual incident that happened, A Black girl was selling Water on the sidewalk for a trip and a white woman had supposedly called the Police on her for "selling water without a license". Her claim was that she was trying to work and the noise was bothering her, that she had a long day,. True story, look it up if you don't believe me.
Yeah, that was my thought. I would have brought to light that she was risking the kids' lives and if the husband had not known of it it would have been an immediate trigger for divorce if he cared about his kids.
Story 4, this reminds me of a story i heard years ago about someone complaining about a kid's lemon aid stand(Or muffins stand, can't remember too well) someone complained about it over and over again, when the cop showed up, they complained about the kid because they didn't have a licence to sell product and the person kept on moaning moaning and the cop was pretty much like"ok I'll deal with that" the funny thing is about that the cop actually gave the kids a temporary licence to sell then he called up his buddy that came done and gave them a legit licence, long story short the Karen person wasn't happy 🤣
If I ever have Kids, I'm going to teach them how to drive safely. I'm also going to tell them that Driving is a PRIVILEGE, NOT a Right so if they break the Rules of the Road and get caught or have an At Fault Accident, I'm not going to pay their Ticket, Repair or Increased Insurance Bills, they will have to earn the money to do that and if they lose their License for Breaking the Law, I'm not going to give then rides either, they'll need to take a Taxi, the bus, ride a bike or walk to work or wherever they want/need to go... IF however, they're involved in an Accident that is NOT their fault (someone ran a Red & T-Boned them for example), I will help them deal with it (Insurance, Court, Rides to/from Doctor's & Work etc.)...
The title story, I remember there are the news covered this similar story. It's backfired, the cops have supported the kid's drink stand. Also, another similar story that an Karen wanted to see safety food certificate and called the police, which also backfired, the cops supported even the government supported and given approved the kid's drink stand. But I love how op reminded Karen in loudly statement about how she abandoned her younger kids unattended while she bother others. It's double karma on her, not only the police supported the kid's stand but called cps on her.
If you ever saw the movie "Backdraft" you would have seen a fireman smash the side windows to hook up a firehose. If I recall correctly that car was a Mercedes Benz.
That last story was brilliant! Parents go through enough trying to raise kids and sometimes they don’t want to listen. I’m sure the dad was feeling defeated by not being listened.
The only thing that would've made the story about the lemonade stand even better would've been for the police to have all their deputies come out and buy some lemonade AND the news to run the story so that even more people could come get lemonade so that the kids could make a large donation to the children's hospital
Story 5 reminds me of a young man who would race around my neighborhood in his muscle car. My husband kept saying someday someday bad is going to happen. Sure enough, he was racing down the Main Street by our neighborhood he ran a red light and t-boned a family in their minivan. The family was killed and was arrested for vehicular manslaughter.
The only thing that would of made the first story better, is if the fire department needed to use the hydrant. They don't give two shits, they'll run their hoses THROUGH the offending car.
Omfg god I can’t believe she called the cops about a lemonade stands and left her kids in a pool unattended!! Like wtf dude you care more about what the random kids in the neighborhood are doing than keeping and eye on your own kids! I really hope CPS followed up and kept an eye on her cause that’s disgusting behavior from a mother!
I'm petty enough that if I was OP and knew when Karen's last day in the neighborhood was I would have arranged a block party with a huge sign saying "Good riddance Karen!".
In story #3 I call bs there is no way any coach would put up with that kind of behavior from a player not just once but twice! SMFH some people will make anything up just to have their story read & it's pathetic! I played sports in all through school as did my son & if ANY player had acted like that even once they would have not only been taken out of the game they would have also been removed permanently from the team!!
Last story: I'm guessing the "kid" was over 18? Otherwise, I don't understand why the father didn't just take the kid's car keys away to ground him if he was speeding around a suburban area recklessly. If that had been me speeding around like that, my dad would have taken my car keys away before I even got the first ticket so long as I was living under his roof.
Had a similar AH in my neighborhood. 5 years ago got a bright blue jacked-up pickup for his 16th birthday, drove at 30-40 MPH down an alley marked 8 MPH. Truck disappeared after three weeks, much to everyone's relief.
I walked my three different Bouviers in a public park for more than twenty seven years, without any problems. I got to know the few people who had houses on one side of the park, and enjoyed hanging out with other dog owners and watching the kids' baseball games in the summer. One of the couples I got to know really well, had to sell their house due to illness and unfortunately awful people moved in. They had a cute dog they hardly ever walked, who barked all the time. They complained to City Hall their first summer there, about the baseball court and pool, close to their property being too noisy. They should have thought about that before they moved in. They actually got the baseball games stopped, the pool stayed open. Not only that, the city locked all the doors to the baseball enclosure, so we couldn't use it for our dogs to run in anymore either. We complained and got the court opened again a few years later. I heard from other dog owners how awful this couple was all the time. One afternoon I finally ran into the male half and his dog, while walking my dog Elsa. It was the first time in a week we had been on a walk. I had fallen down my basement stairs, back first and was still limping from also cracking my knee on the way down. When this man saw me, he moved to the side of the wide path and reeled in his dog on an ordinary thick rope, so long it was wrapped over his shoulder, like a rolled up hose. Else didn't acknowledge his dog at all, she never bothered with other dogs, and I limped after her, not paying attention to this weird looking man. As I limped by him this guy insulted me for not walking properly, which shocked me. I told him to mind his own business and limped on. He said a few more things about my dog being vicious, which was ridiculous, and that I should learn to walk like a normal person. He then followed me the length of the path and then walked into his backyard across from the baseball court. I had met the weirdo I had heard so much about. He continued to yell at me over his fence - a real nut job.
I’m thinking Christina Aguilera as the celebrity. I remember hearing that on her rider she demands a police escort from her hotel to the concert to avoid traffic. If I was OP in the lemonade story I would have rounded up the whole neighborhood to buy lemonade. Then drank it in front of Karen. I would have also bought the cop and the journalist lemonade as well. Last story, dad you’re doing a good job. Keep it up.
The original women who were coined as Karens were those who called the cops on African Americans having barbeques, walking into their own apartments, or studying in university commons. It was only later that the term spread to include all entitled women who were rude and over the top to anyone. Racist Karen is the original Karen.
Re the entitled celebrity singer in the second story: Privacy rules may have prevented the doctor or the police officer from saying anything, but any patient or other person who was not an employee of the hospital could have spoken up. Today, with iPhones everywhere, _somebody_ would have had a nice video to sell.
The celebrity being put in her place by a doctor in Story 2 reminds me of something that happened to my grandfather in the mid-1970s. He was a medical doctor, and worked at the medical center of a major university in the Midwest. The university's football program was one of the best in the country at the time, and their starting quarterback was very talented (he later led an NFL team to a Super Bowl appearance), but had a giant ego about it. I'll call him "CQ" for "Conceited Quarterback". One day, CQ went to the medical center for a health checkup. The place was busy, with a fairly long line. CQ just strutted to the front of the line and asked how soon a doctor would be available. The secretary politely asked him to go to the back of the line and wait his turn. "But I'm CQ!" he protested. "And I'm Julie!" the secretary responded. "It's nice to meet you! Now please go to the back of the line!" CQ bad-temperedly stomped to the back of the line. As luck would have it, my grandfather was the doctor who got to give CQ his checkup. CQ complained about the secretary's treatment of him, and was furious when my grandfather took her side. He and some of his buddies on the team tried to organize a boycott of the medical center, but the football coach found out about it and immediately put a stop to it.
Story 2, from what I've been told by several that have met her in person approximately 20 years ago, the entitled celebrity might have been Leann Rimes.
Her bus got a flat and they stopped at our truck stop to get it fixed. She was a nasty piece of work. Had a customer buy her album to get it signed for his daughter (who was a huge fan), she told him to buzz off, she didn't care if his kid liked her or not. He returned her album and said he would never buy anything of hers again. Oh and his daughter was with him, she was crying so bad, it was sad to see.
My uncle was a firefighter in Anaheim CA. He said people who own insanely expensive car often park near fire hydrants. He said at least twice a year fire fighters break side windows to hook up to a hydrant. The owner got a ticket plus they couldn't leave until all traces of the fire were were eliminated.
I remember a video of a Karen getting busted for calling the cops on some little kids for selling water "without a permit," and she tried hiding behind some garden wall while on the phone.
Park in front of a fire hydrant and you get what you deserve. I have no sympathy for her. Park in the disabled spot without a placard, again you get what you deserve. I am a skip the dishes delivery driver and I have seen another skip driver get a $150 parking ticket for parking at a disabled spot without a placard and ignoring the sign warning of the $150 parking ticket.
Story 3: I wonder what the final score was. As a former keeper, there are keepers who are used to take penalties, or are really good when it comes down to penalties. Maybe the other girl was good at penalty saves. Still kinda embarrassing to throw a tantrum on the field in front of everyone though
Story 4... the Karen sure became a bigger story about how she was negligent. There are some people like that Karen in the government in the US, to the point, in one place, having a lemonade stand does need a business license to operate... for some reason.
1st Story: Karen got exactly what she deserved! She thought that she was being slick for purposely keeping her car parked next to a fire hydrant after she got a ticket and thought she was gonna get away with it. But the state fire marshal wasn't having any of it and got her towed. Serves her right! 2nd Story: Whoever this entitled celebrity singer was, she sounds like a complete and total demanding diva who needs to be put in her place! She put an innocent child's life in danger for thinking that she was more important than everyone else and should've gotten arrested for what she did. Just because you're a famous celebrity singer, doesn't mean you're above the law! 3rd Story: That entitled brat of a teenage girl rightfully should've gotten kicked off the field and the soccer team for acting like such a brat! I blame her parents for her bratty behavior. And she's in for a very rude awakening once she becomes an adult. 4th Story: I can't believe that this neighborhood Karen had the audacity to call the cops and the media on kids who were just trying to sell lemonade for charity. Plus, she had the nerve to be racist about it and act like she legally owns the street that she lives on. I'm so glad that her little scheme backfired and is forced to move away after that whole ordeal. GOOD RIDDANCE INDEED! Last Story: The dad of the rude entitled boy is a good parent, and I really hope his son learned his lesson after that and finally drives more responsibly.
Tried to look through the comments to see if anyone knew who the entitled celebrity was, and then remembered this video is new and doesn't have many comments
Their were a couple of guesses, but who knows we might find who the "celebrity" is, but I've been hearing as time went on she went from famous to infamous, she sounds like Jake Paul if he was feminist
Story 2: when that celebrity tried going "do you know who i am" i'd be going "yeah you're the self-important dumbass blocking our emergency bay now move your bus you're not special here" Story 3: if i was the coach that kid would be off the team so fast it wouldn't be funny after all there's no "I" in team and throwing a hissy fit in the middle of the game like a toddler i'd be calling her parents to get her therapy because a senior in high school acting like that is seriously worrying.
Good thing someone's fighting the good fight about the evils of lemonade stands. Oh wait, that isn't an actual problem and it would be completely ridiculous and stupid to flip out because some kid down the road set up a lemonade stand.
I also had my thoughts on Mariah Carey, but she never said she was still "one of us"...however there is a certain Jenny from the block. She would totally fit the bill on that
Soccer story: What the hell was the coach thinking to allow this spoiled toddler to get away with this? Was this a private school and rich parents? What's the story? Because had I been the coach, I would have thrown her off the team or at least suspended her for several upcoming games at a minimum! If she still refused to leave the field, I would have forfeited the game, with her off the team just to teach her a lesson. I would have apologized to the rest of the team for the forfeit but placed the blame squarely where it belonged. She obviously knew the coach was a pushover with no power.
The lemonade story reminds me of my first encounter with a Karen. I was early teens, running a charity tombola at my school fair. We had a bunch of donated prizes, mostly films or games, sweets and cola. As it happened, one of the cola packs had been dropped, denting but not breaching a few of the cans. Anyway, a few hours in, a woman came up to the stall to complain, that her son couldn't drink the cola he won. It was one of the dented cans, the tab had failed to fully open, only partially. I wasn't prepared for this sort of confrontation as she demanded a new one. I tried to reason that as a prize from a random draw, you kinda, get or don't get, what you draw. That to give her a new one meant someone would draw a winning ticket, without winning, and that there was a stall handing out tea in little cardboard cups, and could probably give her one to drain the can into. But she was having none of it. I wasn't confident enough to stand my ground, and she was blocking people, so reluctantly I gave in. And then with barely any pressure against the metal, pushed the can fully open, finishing what the tab had started, and drank it
Calling the cops on a 10-year-old over lemonade? Why? The kid is just selling lemonade to get the money for the children's hospital. It isn't harming anyone.
She thought that she owned the neighborhood and if you wanted to do something like run a lemonade stand you would have to go up to her and ask "Mommy, may I?". Personally I would've told her that if she didn't stay in her lane and know her place that I was going to re-educate her and teach her what happens to loudmouth dipshits that think they are above everyone else.
My sainted grandmother always said, "We judge others by what we would do in that situation." Why do I suspect Karen ran a scam lemonade stand in her youth?
I knew a local policeman who used to tell a good story. One night his sergeant was out cruising and a truck in the oncoming lane passed him with his fog lights and a blinding light bar illuminated. The sergeant pulled the truck over and was going to explain that the light bar is for off-roading and that the state has a law that only allows 4 lights on the front of a vehicle. The kid began cussing, doing the "do you know who my Dad is?" routine, etc. So, instead of giving him a warning, the officer began counting the individual LED bulbs in the light bar. There were around 20 LEDs. The officer wrote the kid a ticket for having 20 excessive lights. When the kid went to court, the judge made the ticket "stick" at a cost of $100 per bulb.
I was Shania Twain in a small hospital in north Georgia. A friend was a nurse on duty in the ER and told me the whole story. Like OP, I never listened to another thing from her.
Story #2, that "goalie" should have been yellow carded, then red carded, and then kicked off the team for unsportsmanlike behavior. Do NOT give in to children throwing tantrums! Especially not teenagers!
@@LunaP1 Probably not. They'll see her in court for something, and still say, "She's our angel, she would not do anything like this!" But, then again, you could be right; she could be just a bad apple
Story 1: studying law, eh? Likely story. Story 2: Jennifer Lopez? Cause we shouldn't be fooled by the rocks that she got right? Story 3: this is where the fans have lower though the word "Boo" Story 4: Best thing the cops could do is radio for a rotation... Lights and all so Karen can see them all quench their thirst at the lemonade stand. Story 5: what kind of 17 year old has to work at 5am?
This was in the late 80 or early 90s. There was a picture in the local newspaper. A BMW was parked in front of a fire hydrant. The fireman for the widows down on both sides of the car attached the hose the the hydrant and ran it through the open windows.
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In local news stories about kids and lemonade stands, every time someone raises a ruckus about a kid with a lemonade stand, on and off duly police show up and buy that lemonade. No one likes bullies who go after kids.
reminds me of a story where a kid ran a hotdog stand, someone called the cops and the health inspector. The cops and the health inspector show up, check the stand, leave and then come back with materials and they worked together with the kid and made his stand pass code
I just don't get people trying to quash entrepreneurial spirit. I heard of a young teen who mowed lawns for his neighbors and the *IRS* went after him! Good grief!
I lived in an apartment building across the street from a cluster of subsidized housing, mostly single mothers. I was driving back from class one day when I saw a couple kids sitting on the curb on my side of the road with a plastic bag. I stopped and asked if they were okay. Turned out they were visiting their grandma and decided to sell plums from her fridge. I thought that was cute, so I parked my car, grabbed a quarter, and bought the least mushy of the plums. Best quarter I ever spent.
@@brigidtheirish : Mushy plums aren't that bad. You get more juice out of them.
@@jacklow9611 True. The problem is getting the juice in your mouth instead of all over your hands.
Makes me wish I was a cop, I'd leave the kid a few$ help him/her buy what they wanted.
One thing about that entitled singer's identity is certain. It sure as hell isn't Dolly Parton.
I bet it was J lo
@@brianburkhard5209 no Jlo and Dolly have more class than the entitled singer, I am willing to bet that its either Ashley Simpson or Jaime Lynn Spears ( Britney's sister).
Sounds more like Mariah Carey
@@latoyamcdonald4444 nah, she wouldn't do that, because she did do a tour and someone did in fact pass out in the front row of her show and she stopped performing and wouldn't go back on stage until she knew that the person was doing OK.
Since he said it was years and years ago, I'm betting Tanya Tucker. She was hell on wheels back then and I'm not sure she has changed too much in the later years
What a nasty woman, sicking the cops on kids selling lemonade, and her racism was really hanging out!
But her leaving her own two kids (both under 6) unattended in a swimming pool after calling
the cops and the local newspaper to bust a couple of grade-school kids for running a
so-called illegal and fraudulent lemonade stand... now *she's* the one twisting in the wind
and up crap creek without a paddle... and there goes the canoe!
If you want to be a Karen in a neighbourhood, you're better off forming a HOA.
Being a Karen in a NON HOA Neighbourhood will just see you driven out like it's the Salem Witch trials and you were just seen talking to a pig..
That lady parking in front of the fire hydrant reminds me of a former coworker. She parked her car in a spot that was clearly marked with "No Parking". A police officer, seeing that, told her she can't park there. She responded by throwing a soda bottle at him! Then she wondered why she ended up in jail!!! Well...DUH!!!!!
That would have been beautiful to see!
lemme guess, she’s one of them acab types?
Last story was my favorite. I honestly was expecting the father to get mad at the cop but him shaking his hand and then forcing the kid to ride a bike to work is some of the best karma. Looks like the karma floating around him finally landed!
I hope it taught him a valuable lesson. I also hope he had to pay the fine for speeding by himself.
@@jacklow9611 I agree and hope he did too. I know my parents would’ve done the same to me.
Sounds like Jenny From the Block.(J Lo).
The Entitled Celebrity is lucky I wasn't the Officer that climbed on her bus...
I would have told the bus driver in no uncertain terms to get this bus OUT of the Ambulance Bay RIGHT FRIGGING NOW!!! and once he did so and parked a little down the road so the bus wasn't blocking everything, I'd then place both the Driver AND the Celebrity under Arrest for Criminal Negligence (for blocking access to the bay while an Ambulance was trying to get in with an unresponsive patient which delayed the treatment of that Patient), Disobeying an Officer (for not moving the bus when told to do so) and the Driver would also get a Parking Ticket for blocking the bay...If there are any other Crimes they can be Ticketed/Charged with, I'd hammer them with those as well...You might be a Rich & Famous Celebrity, but that doesn't give you the Right to break the Law and/or endanger the lives of other people...
Mariah
@@SylverWolfable I agree
@@SylverWolfable are you sure?
@@andie2809 family member experience with her and the usage of the same verbiage especially her contracts says no one can make eye contact or address her when a medical was called not for her . That same phrase was used infront of staff
@@SylverWolfable cheers mate, makes sense 👌
Wow... she's a Grinch, racist and a terrible mother. That's bad even for Karen standards.
I wonder how it turned out with CPS.
If I was the police officer, I would have thanked the Karen for calling, bought some lemonade, and drank it. Then said to the Karen, "Now what was it you wanted?"
I remember hearing one that was wholesome. A Karen called the cops on two kids and their lemonade stand. It was technically illegal where they were, but the cop showed up with the paperwork for a temporary business, and helped the two kids (with their father, I think?) fill out the proper paperwork on the spot. Made it a legal "business" right in front of the fuming Karen.
@@Silverserri i remember one like that except it was the city doing it
@@Silverserri lol I'd do the same. i mean come in it's kids with a lemonade stand.
"Don't underestimate karma, it floats around, waiting to land, and when it does, it's a bitch."
I love that and I'm using it.
oh absolutely, but sometimes good karma comes 'round
and she is absolutely amazing
Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth.
Sooner or later, that debt is paid.
-Valery Alekseyevich Legasov.
Choice verbage. Karma IS the proverbial B*T*H!😝
Me 2!
It doesn't land on your head like a Swablu and act like a hat, either. It lands like a teraton of bricks.
By the way, _what in Arceus' name is the canon reason for Swablu pretending to be hats?!_
Story 4: A Karen called the News? Well, I would probably watch the News if it told a story about how a Karen made a complete fool out of herself
She’ll have to move out from the area she lived in if that happens
The lemonade Karen reminds me of that woman who called the cops on a little girl selling water so she could raise money for a Disney trip
I was thinking the same thing. It really shocks and disgusts me that these ‘Karens’ would call the police on children who’re trying to earn money the only way a child could.
Like… what the hell is wrong with these people?!
@@tmntfangirl4700What's wrong is that these Karens think they own everything.
Like the Karen in Story 4 who likely had the delusion she was the boss of an HOA
The lemonade stand story reminds me of something that happened to me when I was a kid. I was around 9 or 10 y/o and some friends and I set up a stand to sell some toys we didn’t want in our neighborhood. Some guy came up to us and yelled at us asking if we had a permit to sell and if not what we’re doing was illegal. Our parents weren’t there, so we had no one to stand up for us. But seriously, why do grown adults want to ruin everything for children doing nothing wrong?
Some people are just plain MISERABLE child-haters
Besides unless there is a need for permits for yard sales in that locale, they were having a legal yard sale on a small scale.
Soccer Story: If I were the Coach of that team, I'd simply tell her to leave immediately and throw her off the Team after that display of childish and unsportsmanlike immaturity...
I'm surprised the Referee's didn't throw her off the field for that display of unsportsmanlike behaviour...
Tricha
Mommy and Daddy must be IMPORTANT.
I'm thinking private school nonsense 🤔
Did she manage to back up her claim of being the best goalie, or was she full of BS and lose the game? She definitely should have been ejected from the field by the coach or the referee, and she should be booted from the team after the game as well.
@@mbyerly9680 Or *is* the coach.
20+ years ago...Mariah Carey comes to mind; she's been pretty notorious for being self-centered and demanding.
My thoughts exactly. Pariah Scary.
I was thinking J-Lo, because she was more likely to tell her fans she was just like them “Jenny from the block”. Mariah Carey is pretty well known for being a diva.
My thoughts exactly.
I was going to say her or Madonna both have been said to have been needy and rude
More like Britney Spears....?
It is sad to say but the story about the lemonade stand has happened so many times it isn't even worthy of telling in some areas. I saw one where police were called and the ENTIRE department ended up going for the morning and afternoon shifts as it was revealed that the kids were trying to raise money for a classmate with cancer.
The 'Karen' got arrested for assaulting a police officer and destruction of private property when she took a hammer and started smashing the lemonade stand with police and fire personnel standing there.
Love the story about the dumb B that got her car towed for parking in front of the hydrant. I would have loved to have had been eating there to watch that show.
She WHAT?
The father in the last story sounds like a damn good father who had grown tired of his sons rude attitude and putting children in danger oh and there aren't very many fathers who would do the father in the last story did which is thank the cop for doing his job.
Firefighters *have to* break the windows of the car rather than going over or around it. Any potential kinks in the hose can drastically reduce the volume of water going through the hose.
It probably is fun though.
Not so much a chance to kink the hose going under a car as it is a chance for all the sharp or potentially very hot bits to damage the hose, and a lot of wasted time crawling on the ground to get it passed under.
The TV series Third Watch had an incident like that. Some guy parked his BMW beside a fire hydrant. The building across the street caught on fire. The fire fighters broke the passenger and drivers side windows and pull the hose through. The driver threatened to sue the fire department because water from the hose filled his car. He called the police to have the firefighters arrested. Instead they gave him a ticket for parking beside a hydrant.
Fairly sure that parking in front of a fire hydrant is illegal anyway.
@@marcusreading3783 It is in Oklahoma.
@@sharolynwells It was shown in the movie Backdraft as well. My Uncle was a firefighter for years and he laughed when we asked and said he as smashed out windows many times.
That entitled 17 year old soccer player should been removed from the game for her behavior instead of being coddled. She learn nothing of being a "TEAM" player.
The lemonade story reminds me of this thing on the news where a little girl was selling water and a Karen spied and called on her. Something tells me stories like that where Karens try to ruin the hard work of children happen pretty often just because of how they look.
There are videos on TH-cam about that woman that went viral (nearly every Karen freakout channel had it). She lost her job over it and has now become infamous because of it.
I heard about that same story. I was utterly disgusted that that ‘woman’ (Permit Patty, I think that’s what they dubbed her) would call the police on a little girl, who was infront of her own house selling bottled water on a summer day to earn money to go to Disneyland.
Last I heard she was fired from her job and then tried to make a public apology on the News for her actions (which looked bogus to me)
Mariah Carey or Madonna comes to mind for the celebrity. I've heard similar stories about both of them.
My mind went straight to Carey. Most entitle diva alive.
Madonna definitely seems right, keep in mind that crazy psycho open the minute she thought about blowing up the White House because Donald Trump was elected President of the United States
Mimi I was thinking the same
Totally made up story.
My money is on Mariah
Story 1, reminds me of my local fire chief, when I was growing up. He would find any reason to ‘test a hydrants pressure’ when he got annoyed with people blocking them. He would then take a bag of sand and as he was opening the valve would gently empty a small bag of the sand into the water flow, effectively sand blasting whatever part of the car the water was hitting. People quickly stopped parking in front of hydrants.
Soccer Story: I was so hoping, praying, that the story ended with "So the whiny girl got to play goalie in over-time, and lost the game."
Yeah same here! Would of been ultimate karma if that happened😂😂
Calling 911 on a lemonade stand: Unfortunately, not the first time this has ever happened and sadly won't be the last as this tends to be a fairly common instinctual behavior of the wild Karen... [uplifting story] In another case almost just like this, local law enforcement that responded to the call (and I S*** you not here!) tore down the old stand only to rebuild it so it was up to code. They added a sink, self contained running water supply, ensured it adhered to all health codes, and even helped the young entrepreneur get it inspected & certified with both a Business & Sales Tax license! Karen....was....LIVID!!!
Oooo... We need more fathers like the one in that last story! I've met too many "My child is a perfect angel!" parents of nightmares on two legs that I have my pat response of, "Yeah... Just an angel of what?" There is a reason I'm not popular but at my age, I love the quiet time I get with my wife without jerk distractions.
I wish I could've seen everything in the first story while I'm eating my lunch LOL
What an entitled B
Also it's true, if there's a fire and they need the fire hydrant, but your car is parked in front of it, they will smash your windows and pull the fire hose through your car.
I never thought I'd hear myself say this, but whoever the celebrity is from the Second Story, I hope I never meet her
15:47
It's not the first time something like this has happened, I once heard a news report about a Karen who called the police on a nine-year-old girl for selling water
If the Karen in the first story would have gone into fits when the people on the patio tipped her a few bucks for the entertainment? The lemonade Karen is lucky that her children aren’t drowned in the pool. Even if the children had security wests etc. accidents can happen so fast
or worse: I spent money in the store, the Girl Scouts outside have to give me a discount.
Not only will the fire fighters smash your windows to run the hose through, if they are feeling spiteful, they will disconnect the hose under pressure so water pours into it too.
Likely name for Story 3 girl is "Pritch", short for Pritchett.
My favorite part about this one is Story 4 where the dog is both better looking and better behaved than the human! It surprises the heck out of me that a person like that could raise such a dog, though. It must be mostly the husband's dog since it does mention that he was a friendly person.
Dogs don't need you to be friendly to be well trained. They need you to be clearly messaging, to be consistent and to put them in their place. Which probably were all of Karen's strong points 😉
Story 1: Shouldn't she know what happens to an illegally parked car if she's studying law?
Great point! 👍
Well, she might be studying it, but that doesn't say she's any GOOD at it, lol
@@raeishimura HA!!!
OP in the singer-eye story should absolutely tell everyone who it is! She is not bound by any laws not to reveal this as with law-enforcement. She deserves it! Tell us!
Maybe not but the person who told her probably is.
@@Fmanzo10 how do you figure? security guards arent bound by shit
Actually, as a nurse working at that hospital, she absolutely is bound by privacy laws
@@jackadams3878 I’d be willing to bet that security guards working in hospitals and other medical facilities are both educated and on and made to sign forms on hippa regulations. Hell in a lot of security jobs you have to sign regular non disclosure contracts.
@@eph2vv89only1way But she was told the name of the person by a friend. She did not treat the person. So how is she bound by privacy laws?
I loved the first story with the towed Karen so much. Greatest sense of satisfaction and karma ever.
The lemonade stand Karen just unlocked a core memory. Idk how old I was, but somewhere between middle school and early high school, my friend and I were walking my family's golden retriever, RIP she was the best pupper, and we were walking around the pond in my friends condo area. Pup saw the ducks in the pond and somehow got away to swim after them. Seeing this, you have 3 options. Sit and laugh, help, or call the police, cause "my wife is traumatized, watching the dog terrorize the ducks". Said ducks not giving a single fuck, and flying/swimming away as soon as she got close. Guess which option was chosen. Only time my introverted ass got the cops called on me lol
I have a worse one. My brother in law was walking his dog. A neighborhood lady kept having issues with dogs terrorizing her ducks. She then proceeds to shoot the dog right next to him as they walked on the road. He was like 13 at the time.
@@LegendStormcrow oh shit. Did they get an any trouble with the law for that? Cause that's aiming at a minor as well, he could have also been hurt. So that's at least endangering a minor, plus animal abuse and whatnot.
@@piperproductions7551 Nope. They couldn't prove it so they never even called (only the dog was hit). Stupid if you ask me. If it happened to my brother, teenage me would have pushed her into a psych ward.
The one time taking a pellet in the leg would have been worth it. The dog took it in the shoulder and had to be carried home.
That story of the soccer girls has to be pure BS as the referees would have ousted her for unsportsmanlike behavior and the school could possibly be made to forfeit the game and/or face other sanctions as well as fines!
At the very least this would have gotten her kicked off the team.
I agree. I call BS and fake on this one.
@@aduckofsomesort , BS, high-school refs are sanctioned by the state athletic commission, they can and will do this, this wasn't an in school intramural play game but a sanctioned team sport!
Agreed. I played soccer up until college and though I've thankfully never seen unsportsmanlike behavior on the field, a ref would have ousted any player who engaged in such behavior.
Instant red card, especially if the girl is throwing stuff and kicking goal posts.
Ok but what name rhymes will b!tch
Saw on TH-cam a similar lemonade stand incident. Someone called the cops, fire marshal, and Health Inspector....
Seeing that it's not illegal in any way, and it's for charity... the kid got permits from the authorities and they gave their department logos as signs of approval for the lemonade stand.
And paid for their lemonade before moving out.
Story 2: I've injured my eye before, and I've been a lot calmer than that celebrity. Who throws this much of a fit?
I have a feeling it’s Taylor Smith
@@lancewilson1409 except Taylor wasn't famous 20 years ago. I'm sure she would pull that now, but....
I missed that part! 😂
@@lancewilson1409 the best guesses so far are Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez, and Avril Lavigne.
@@barbarapearson5896 I’m leaning JLo
Story 4:
The "for sale" sign likely was put up because of divorce proceedings.
Having the police and CPS investigate a child endangerment/abandonment issue (in this case with media coverage) often is the last push a father needs to kick a karen that often is doing this to the curb.
This is why people like Karen get their children taken away by CPS for the son/daughter safety and probably won’t see their children until they’re adults
Story 4 reminds me of an actual incident that happened, A Black girl was selling Water on the sidewalk for a trip and a white woman had supposedly called the Police on her for "selling water without a license". Her claim was that she was trying to work and the noise was bothering her, that she had a long day,. True story, look it up if you don't believe me.
Yeah, that was my thought. I would have brought to light that she was risking the kids' lives and if the husband had not known of it it would have been an immediate trigger for divorce if he cared about his kids.
One can only hope. Her behavior could also lead to her losing any custody of the children, too.
@@JadenYukifan28 it happens to children of all races, and has happened numerous times. Pretty sure it was probably the HOA breed of Karen
Story 4, this reminds me of a story i heard years ago about someone complaining about a kid's lemon aid stand(Or muffins stand, can't remember too well) someone complained about it over and over again, when the cop showed up, they complained about the kid because they didn't have a licence to sell product and the person kept on moaning moaning and the cop was pretty much like"ok I'll deal with that" the funny thing is about that the cop actually gave the kids a temporary licence to sell then he called up his buddy that came done and gave them a legit licence, long story short the Karen person wasn't happy 🤣
When he said "border jumping Mexicans" it went to an ad that had the sounds of a pogo stick lmao
If I ever have Kids, I'm going to teach them how to drive safely. I'm also going to tell them that Driving is a PRIVILEGE, NOT a Right so if they break the Rules of the Road and get caught or have an At Fault Accident, I'm not going to pay their Ticket, Repair or Increased Insurance Bills, they will have to earn the money to do that and if they lose their License for Breaking the Law, I'm not going to give then rides either, they'll need to take a Taxi, the bus, ride a bike or walk to work or wherever they want/need to go...
IF however, they're involved in an Accident that is NOT their fault (someone ran a Red & T-Boned them for example), I will help them deal with it (Insurance, Court, Rides to/from Doctor's & Work etc.)...
The title story, I remember there are the news covered this similar story. It's backfired, the cops have supported the kid's drink stand. Also, another similar story that an Karen wanted to see safety food certificate and called the police, which also backfired, the cops supported even the government supported and given approved the kid's drink stand.
But I love how op reminded Karen in loudly statement about how she abandoned her younger kids unattended while she bother others. It's double karma on her, not only the police supported the kid's stand but called cps on her.
Lemonade.
The haircut looked better on the dog. LOL 😆
Wow. Calling the cops on children selling lemonade? That's just awful.
Reminds me of the Karen who called 911 on a little girl who was selling water bottles ...
If you ever saw the movie "Backdraft" you would have seen a fireman smash the side windows to hook up a firehose. If I recall correctly that car was a Mercedes Benz.
That last story was brilliant! Parents go through enough trying to raise kids and sometimes they don’t want to listen. I’m sure the dad was feeling defeated by not being listened.
The only thing that would've made the story about the lemonade stand even better would've been for the police to have all their deputies come out and buy some lemonade AND the news to run the story so that even more people could come get lemonade so that the kids could make a large donation to the children's hospital
Story 5 reminds me of a young man who would race around my neighborhood in his muscle car. My husband kept saying someday someday bad is going to happen. Sure enough, he was racing down the Main Street by our neighborhood he ran a red light and t-boned a family in their minivan. The family was killed and was arrested for vehicular manslaughter.
That's horrible. It should have been a cement truck.
The only thing that would of made the first story better, is if the fire department needed to use the hydrant. They don't give two shits, they'll run their hoses THROUGH the offending car.
I got to see that first hand in Florida. They broke the windows out and ran the hoses through the windows.
It was glorious 🤣
I love the moment when OP said .. ".. while you're out here BITCHING about someone else kids..."
Hahaahaaa .. karma
Omfg god I can’t believe she called the cops about a lemonade stands and left her kids in a pool unattended!! Like wtf dude you care more about what the random kids in the neighborhood are doing than keeping and eye on your own kids! I really hope CPS followed up and kept an eye on her cause that’s disgusting behavior from a mother!
I'm petty enough that if I was OP and knew when Karen's last day in the neighborhood was I would have arranged a block party with a huge sign saying "Good riddance Karen!".
I'd be right there sipping margaritas 🍹 next to ya lynn shoot I might even bring confetti poppers
@@Emeraldwitch30 😂
@@Emeraldwitch30 I would fire up the song "Hey! Hey! Hey! Goodbye" by Steam.
"Bye Felicia--The Block Party"
@@Wednesdaywoe1975 🤣🤣🥰
In story #3 I call bs there is no way any coach would put up with that kind of behavior from a player not just once but twice! SMFH some people will make anything up just to have their story read & it's pathetic! I played sports in all through school as did my son & if ANY player had acted like that even once they would have not only been taken out of the game they would have also been removed permanently from the team!!
The perfect ending to the Junior Karen Goalie story would be if she had let a ball through, losing the game.
Last story: I'm guessing the "kid" was over 18? Otherwise, I don't understand why the father didn't just take the kid's car keys away to ground him if he was speeding around a suburban area recklessly. If that had been me speeding around like that, my dad would have taken my car keys away before I even got the first ticket so long as I was living under his roof.
Mine would have also tanned my hide.
Had a similar AH in my neighborhood. 5 years ago got a bright blue jacked-up pickup for his 16th birthday, drove at 30-40 MPH down an alley marked 8 MPH. Truck disappeared after three weeks, much to everyone's relief.
I walked my three different Bouviers in a public park for more than twenty seven years, without any problems. I got to know the few people who had houses on one side of the park, and enjoyed hanging out with other dog owners and watching the kids' baseball games in the summer. One of the couples I got to know really well, had to sell their house due to illness and unfortunately awful people moved in. They had a cute dog they hardly ever walked, who barked all the time. They complained to City Hall their first summer there, about the baseball court and pool, close to their property being too noisy. They should have thought about that before they moved in. They actually got the baseball games stopped, the pool stayed open. Not only that, the city locked all the doors to the baseball enclosure, so we couldn't use it for our dogs to run in anymore either. We complained and got the court opened again a few years later. I heard from other dog owners how awful this couple was all the time. One afternoon I finally ran into the male half and his dog, while walking my dog Elsa. It was the first time in a week we had been on a walk. I had fallen down my basement stairs, back first and was still limping from also cracking my knee on the way down. When this man saw me, he moved to the side of the wide path and reeled in his dog on an ordinary thick rope, so long it was wrapped over his shoulder, like a rolled up hose. Else didn't acknowledge his dog at all, she never bothered with other dogs, and I limped after her, not paying attention to this weird looking man. As I limped by him this guy insulted me for not walking properly, which shocked me. I told him to mind his own business and limped on. He said a few more things about my dog being vicious, which was ridiculous, and that I should learn to walk like a normal person. He then followed me the length of the path and then walked into his backyard across from the baseball court. I had met the weirdo I had heard so much about. He continued to yell at me over his fence - a real nut job.
3rd story - it would be so hilarious, if the other team scored a goal in last minute, after all her tantrums it would be so, so sweet.
Yeah. I was hoping OP would tell us who won.
The kids in story 4 have a heart of gold mostly the main kid in it doing all those deeds is amazing to see
I’m thinking Christina Aguilera as the celebrity. I remember hearing that on her rider she demands a police escort from her hotel to the concert to avoid traffic.
If I was OP in the lemonade story I would have rounded up the whole neighborhood to buy lemonade. Then drank it in front of Karen. I would have also bought the cop and the journalist lemonade as well.
Last story, dad you’re doing a good job. Keep it up.
Story 4: the only worse then a gatekeeping Karen, is a racist gatekeeping Karen
💯
The original women who were coined as Karens were those who called the cops on African Americans having barbeques, walking into their own apartments, or studying in university commons. It was only later that the term spread to include all entitled women who were rude and over the top to anyone. Racist Karen is the original Karen.
Re the entitled celebrity singer in the second story: Privacy rules may have prevented the doctor or the police officer from saying anything, but any patient or other person who was not an employee of the hospital could have spoken up. Today, with iPhones everywhere, _somebody_ would have had a nice video to sell.
The celebrity being put in her place by a doctor in Story 2 reminds me of something that happened to my grandfather in the mid-1970s. He was a medical doctor, and worked at the medical center of a major university in the Midwest. The university's football program was one of the best in the country at the time, and their starting quarterback was very talented (he later led an NFL team to a Super Bowl appearance), but had a giant ego about it. I'll call him "CQ" for "Conceited Quarterback". One day, CQ went to the medical center for a health checkup. The place was busy, with a fairly long line. CQ just strutted to the front of the line and asked how soon a doctor would be available. The secretary politely asked him to go to the back of the line and wait his turn. "But I'm CQ!" he protested. "And I'm Julie!" the secretary responded. "It's nice to meet you! Now please go to the back of the line!" CQ bad-temperedly stomped to the back of the line. As luck would have it, my grandfather was the doctor who got to give CQ his checkup. CQ complained about the secretary's treatment of him, and was furious when my grandfather took her side. He and some of his buddies on the team tried to organize a boycott of the medical center, but the football coach found out about it and immediately put a stop to it.
Story 2, from what I've been told by several that have met her in person approximately 20 years ago, the entitled celebrity might have been Leann Rimes.
Her bus got a flat and they stopped at our truck stop to get it fixed. She was a nasty piece of work. Had a customer buy her album to get it signed for his daughter (who was a huge fan), she told him to buzz off, she didn't care if his kid liked her or not. He returned her album and said he would never buy anything of hers again. Oh and his daughter was with him, she was crying so bad, it was sad to see.
For some reason I thought Avril Lavigne. We should have a poll, with all the top contenders for narcissistic behaviour...See which one wins lol.
I was thinking Martina McBride. She's awful
@@Kayenne54 Initially I was like, nah, that's before Avril Lavigne. Then I realized that 20 years ago was 2002.
@@cobaltsable1800 Time flies. 🤣
The twist of the last story is awesome. That father was trying to be a good father, I have to give him that 👍🏼
My uncle was a firefighter in Anaheim CA. He said people who own insanely expensive car often park near fire hydrants. He said at least twice a year fire fighters break side windows to hook up to a hydrant. The owner got a ticket plus they couldn't leave until all traces of the fire were were eliminated.
The lady parking in front of fire hydrant while you're at lunch oh that's just entertaining as can be it's rare that something like that will happen.
Karen probably heard "Lemonade" by Internet Money and didn't like that the 10YR old's neck was drippin'.
Can't kick my feet up, I'm at work! But this episode makes the job better.
A Karen called the cops on a 10 year old selling lemonade… 🤦🏻♀️
Hmm... sounds like it could have been J-Lo since she declared that she was still "Jenny from the block"
I remember a video of a Karen getting busted for calling the cops on some little kids for selling water "without a permit," and she tried hiding behind some garden wall while on the phone.
Park in front of a fire hydrant and you get what you deserve. I have no sympathy for her. Park in the disabled spot without a placard, again you get what you deserve. I am a skip the dishes delivery driver and I have seen another skip driver get a $150 parking ticket for parking at a disabled spot without a placard and ignoring the sign warning of the $150 parking ticket.
Story 1: Break the Law once; Karen thinks she can keep breaking the Law
Break the Law Twice: Karen Gets mad and accuses the Police of being Corrupt
Story 3: I wonder what the final score was. As a former keeper, there are keepers who are used to take penalties, or are really good when it comes down to penalties. Maybe the other girl was good at penalty saves. Still kinda embarrassing to throw a tantrum on the field in front of everyone though
Story 4... the Karen sure became a bigger story about how she was negligent.
There are some people like that Karen in the government in the US, to the point, in one place, having a lemonade stand does need a business license to operate... for some reason.
That Neighbourhood Karen sounded like Permit Patty.
1st Story: Karen got exactly what she deserved! She thought that she was being slick for purposely keeping her car parked next to a fire hydrant after she got a ticket and thought she was gonna get away with it. But the state fire marshal wasn't having any of it and got her towed. Serves her right!
2nd Story: Whoever this entitled celebrity singer was, she sounds like a complete and total demanding diva who needs to be put in her place! She put an innocent child's life in danger for thinking that she was more important than everyone else and should've gotten arrested for what she did. Just because you're a famous celebrity singer, doesn't mean you're above the law!
3rd Story: That entitled brat of a teenage girl rightfully should've gotten kicked off the field and the soccer team for acting like such a brat! I blame her parents for her bratty behavior. And she's in for a very rude awakening once she becomes an adult.
4th Story: I can't believe that this neighborhood Karen had the audacity to call the cops and the media on kids who were just trying to sell lemonade for charity. Plus, she had the nerve to be racist about it and act like she legally owns the street that she lives on. I'm so glad that her little scheme backfired and is forced to move away after that whole ordeal. GOOD RIDDANCE INDEED!
Last Story: The dad of the rude entitled boy is a good parent, and I really hope his son learned his lesson after that and finally drives more responsibly.
I think what I love about this channel is how often the title sounds like click bait, but isn't.
And that's why this channel is great
Tried to look through the comments to see if anyone knew who the entitled celebrity was, and then remembered this video is new and doesn't have many comments
Their were a couple of guesses, but who knows we might find who the "celebrity" is, but I've been hearing as time went on she went from famous to infamous, she sounds like Jake Paul if he was feminist
Story 2: when that celebrity tried going "do you know who i am" i'd be going "yeah you're the self-important dumbass blocking our emergency bay now move your bus you're not special here"
Story 3: if i was the coach that kid would be off the team so fast it wouldn't be funny after all there's no "I" in team and throwing a hissy fit in the middle of the game like a toddler i'd be calling her parents to get her therapy because a senior in high school acting like that is seriously worrying.
Good thing someone's fighting the good fight about the evils of lemonade stands. Oh wait, that isn't an actual problem and it would be completely ridiculous and stupid to flip out because some kid down the road set up a lemonade stand.
I was just looking for something to watch when this video popped up. Thanks, Darkfluff!
I also had my thoughts on Mariah Carey, but she never said she was still "one of us"...however there is a certain Jenny from the block. She would totally fit the bill on that
I remember a news story about an entire biker club stopped in at a kid's lemonade stand for a drink. It was awesome!
Soccer story: What the hell was the coach thinking to allow this spoiled toddler to get away with this? Was this a private school and rich parents? What's the story? Because had I been the coach, I would have thrown her off the team or at least suspended her for several upcoming games at a minimum! If she still refused to leave the field, I would have forfeited the game, with her off the team just to teach her a lesson. I would have apologized to the rest of the team for the forfeit but placed the blame squarely where it belonged. She obviously knew the coach was a pushover with no power.
To all the Karens, Welcome to the Karma Cafe. There are no menus. You will get served what you deserve.
The lemonade story reminds me of my first encounter with a Karen. I was early teens, running a charity tombola at my school fair. We had a bunch of donated prizes, mostly films or games, sweets and cola. As it happened, one of the cola packs had been dropped, denting but not breaching a few of the cans. Anyway, a few hours in, a woman came up to the stall to complain, that her son couldn't drink the cola he won. It was one of the dented cans, the tab had failed to fully open, only partially. I wasn't prepared for this sort of confrontation as she demanded a new one. I tried to reason that as a prize from a random draw, you kinda, get or don't get, what you draw. That to give her a new one meant someone would draw a winning ticket, without winning, and that there was a stall handing out tea in little cardboard cups, and could probably give her one to drain the can into. But she was having none of it. I wasn't confident enough to stand my ground, and she was blocking people, so reluctantly I gave in. And then with barely any pressure against the metal, pushed the can fully open, finishing what the tab had started, and drank it
Calling the cops on a 10-year-old over lemonade? Why? The kid is just selling lemonade to get the money for the children's hospital. It isn't harming anyone.
So she called the cops on charity, wonderful 🙄
She thought that she owned the neighborhood and if you wanted to do something like run a lemonade stand you would have to go up to her and ask "Mommy, may I?". Personally I would've told her that if she didn't stay in her lane and know her place that I was going to re-educate her and teach her what happens to loudmouth dipshits that think they are above everyone else.
My sainted grandmother always said, "We judge others by what we would do in that situation." Why do I suspect Karen ran a scam lemonade stand in her youth?
I knew a local policeman who used to tell a good story. One night his sergeant was out cruising and a truck in the oncoming lane passed him with his fog lights and a blinding light bar illuminated. The sergeant pulled the truck over and was going to explain that the light bar is for off-roading and that the state has a law that only allows 4 lights on the front of a vehicle. The kid began cussing, doing the "do you know who my Dad is?" routine, etc. So, instead of giving him a warning, the officer began counting the individual LED bulbs in the light bar. There were around 20 LEDs. The officer wrote the kid a ticket for having 20 excessive lights. When the kid went to court, the judge made the ticket "stick" at a cost of $100 per bulb.
I was Shania Twain in a small hospital in north Georgia. A friend was a nurse on duty in the ER and told me the whole story. Like OP, I never listened to another thing from her.
"But officer, they didn't ask my permission to operate a lemonade stand especially in front of their own home."
Story #2, that "goalie" should have been yellow carded, then red carded, and then kicked off the team for unsportsmanlike behavior. Do NOT give in to children throwing tantrums! Especially not teenagers!
Regarding that lemonade story: If I were one of the neighbours I'd have thrown a block party the day after Karen moved out
Goalie. I'm surprised she wasn't thrown out of the game. Did her parents own the team, staff, etc.?
I so hope they lost the game...
@@lacko623 I hope the parents thoroughly embarrassed for a few years for having such an entitled child.
@@LunaP1 Probably not. They'll see her in court for something, and still say, "She's our angel, she would not do anything like this!" But, then again, you could be right; she could be just a bad apple
I've heard similar Karen Complains About Lemonade Stands, and the local police show up and buy the daylights over the lemonade, with healthy tips.
That goalie would have NEVER played on that team again
Story 1: studying law, eh? Likely story.
Story 2: Jennifer Lopez? Cause we shouldn't be fooled by the rocks that she got right?
Story 3: this is where the fans have lower though the word "Boo"
Story 4: Best thing the cops could do is radio for a rotation... Lights and all so Karen can see them all quench their thirst at the lemonade stand.
Story 5: what kind of 17 year old has to work at 5am?
This was in the late 80 or early 90s. There was a picture in the local newspaper. A BMW was parked in front of a fire hydrant. The fireman for the widows down on both sides of the car attached the hose the the hydrant and ran it through the open windows.
Didn't they do that on an episode of 'Hill Street Blues', as well?
I remember hearing about the lemonade stand one shortly (a couple weeks I think) before the water bottle karen.
I wonder if it's the same one?🤔
Story 4: If I was a police officer at the scene I would have bought a cup of lemonade from the kids right in front of the Karen.
This is just what I needed on a sick day!
These videos make my work days sooo much better! Keep the videos coming Fluff! And don't forget to feed Stevo!