Once the copilot was called I knew they were going to give the tall man a seat with more room. That's how they do things on flights. Beligerent people don't get rewarded. Instead, they'll reward the victims. What are they gonna do? Get off the plane and take the next one?
I totally agree. My ring was $8 and you can’t tell it is fake. People frequently say “your husband must really love you” because that’s clearly the only way to know 🤣
Right? Like mines black and purple... Tell me where ima find another ring like that?!! And my man gives me more then any money can buy he's my center and go to .... He thinks he's cheep but I wouldn't trade him for the world!!!
Hubby saves 5000 for a ring and misses picks a 200 dollar ring, man I'm insanely jealous, I love this woman and I don't even know her, I bet there relationship is one of the best to look up too, her best revenge is having a happy life
A ring is only a jewelry. The relationship worth should never be measured by how many diamonds a ring has. OP have a ring that she’s happy with and seems to have a wonderful relationship which is the only thing that matter.
@@randomstuff-qu7sh And that's when you wish some fucking hero customer comes along and tells them to, in my father's words, "Stick it in your left ear and blow it out the right!" But sadly that seldom happens. :(
@@randomstuff-qu7sh why I love working in my small town. I'm a cook and half the orders I get the customers tell me what they want themselves and tell me there's no rush. Not only that but I had one ask my specialty one day like I was some sort of chef. It was someone new to the area who didn't know me and the customers who heard began trying to terrify them for a laugh by saying I cooked things like brains and bones and such when at home and I have experimented with odd recipes. Instead of pitching a fit or freaking out in disgust however they just leaned forward and said deadpan "I'll take whatever you feel like making. Just no soul please, too much of that causes, feelings." I barely resisted laughing long enough to say "I wouldn't give you one anyway you fool I use all I get for my pet demons." Owner of the business heard this last part as she came out of the office and glares at me only to ask "I thought your snakes ate rats!" I will likely never find another workplace where this kind of random nonsense is allowed, expected, and even encouraged so long as nobody bleeds.
Wedding ring story: what that entitled mother doesn’t realize is that more than likely, her husband is gonna leave her for some one else close to their daughter’s age.
Also she won't get half of what he paid for the ring when she tries to pawn it to pay for the divorce lawyer. Diamond prices are purposely fixed; if they released all the warehoused diamonds onto the market, they'd be cheaper than glass beads.
@Eliza Wilson yep, it's the real life scenario of "when monopolies run rampant". also until about 100 years ago, diamonds weren't even considered as a must-have on an engagement ring. and with lab diamonds being relatively cost-effective to produce in a lab nowadays, the only reason to lay down money for one is to use as laser components or drillhead tips.
Diamonds are essentially worthless. They're ludicrously common & the only reason they're expensive is the De Beers cartel artificially inflating the price by stockpiling vast amounts of them & cultivating the myth of them being scarce.
As a general rule, insulting anyone that you're relying on for a service is a bad idea. Even if that person is 100% professional and doesn't cave in to the temptation to sabotage you in some way, psychologically, they no longer want to help you and instead just want to get rid of you.
Only insult their cooking if you can prove you're better though......or its Gordon Ramsey....then insult away because if he can dish it out then he should be able to take it too lol. Then again some chefs take any criticism or advice about their cooking as in insult, rather than using it to improve. There is always room for improvement and not everyone likes the same things. I know people who hate salmon or any kind of seafood. This seems odd to me but whatever lol.
@@MajorTeag *Casually chops up then inserts a ghost pepper inside of an entitled asshole’s food “on accident”* (It’s inside their food so they don’t see it until it’s too late)
There’s an update to that last story. The woman comes back in class and tries even more to pick a fight with OP. She does understand OP isn’t an employee, but wants to double down on her entitlement and tries to get OP kicked out of class. They end up kicking out the Karen because she tried to physically assault OP. She complained that OP should be kicked out too. Smh.
story 1: the hell did he expect? for OP to break his knees for his comfort? "i'm slightly uncomfortable so would you mind making yourself extremely uncomfortable for me?"
Clearly, he expected that the gentleman's legs were detachable and wanted him to take them off and put them in the overhead bin. Isn't that how tall people survive these flights with seats that even us short folk find uncomfortable?
In a way, because I have back problems, I can sympathize with both of those guys. OP at least could recline his seat back, the male Karen couldn't. 16 hours having to sit straight up? Not that I condone his attitude or actions, but sheesh! Airlines are sadists!
I'm going to be in the minority here about the very tall person in the cramped economy seat. Yes, it is a problem when the person in front of you can't use their seat the way it is designed, because of your body being in the way.. Large people have to pay extra when they can't fit where they need to fit, and cut short the space of people around them. Whether it is by buying 2 seats next to each other, or by buying something better than economy class, they have to buy the extra space required by their particularly large bodies. I'd be pissy too, if I had to be completely uncomfortable for close to 20 hours because of your extra large body in my space. OP is the one being entitled here.
My wedding band is silver and has "my soul mate" in Irish. My engagement ring is a blue topaz. Both cost less than $200. I'm not a fan of gold or diamonds. For me, they are the best rings ever. Hope everyone is having a wonderful evening.
In 1954 my girl friend always wore a steel horseshoe ring that she made. Before she was engaged she had a friend make her a horseshoe ring out of sterling silver for $10 (in 1954, inflation would make it more like $200) . Then in graduate school took a craft course learning silver smithing among other skills, she then made her own wedding band as well as one for me too, again in sterling silver. Both rings were very special to her.
I wish I could wear silver, but I have various metal issues. I can only wear gold. Honestly though, I prefer the more colourful stones to diamonds. Given that blue topaz is my birth stone, I would genuinely chosen that over a diamond.
My husband went to buy me some jewelry at Jared. He told the sales woman that I didn't like diamonds because I don't. She said that I must be lying because all women love diamonds. He just walked right out.
If someone had told me I had "terrible taste in jewelry" because they didn't like my wedding ring, I wouldn't have cared less. If I like it and I picked it out, *who the heck cares about "taste in jewelry",* as it's _my_ ring, not somebody else's. Taste in jewelry only counts if you're competing with other people and their jewelry.
Pretty sure that first story dude was committing a crime. Accidentally pushing against his legs the first time is fine, but continuing to do so after finding out what was going on is literally assault.
As for story #1, it's a wonderful feeling when it happens. The person who boarded yu intercontinental flight last of everybody, apparently had a problem with her assigned seat and complained loudly to the flight attendant. The attendant asked to see my boarding pass, and loudly exclaimed: "Sir, you are up front!" And she didn't men Business class, she put me in First! I hope Karen liked her coach seat.
My Father, God rest his soul, had one line that would virtually shut up 95% of all Karens/Kevin's. "YOU RUN YOUR RAILROAD AND I'LL RUN MINE!.Works beautifully
Karen in the last story is straight up crazy. OP in the wedding story is lucky she has such a cool wedding ring. The Crazy lady was just jealous that her own ring and probably her marriage is not half as good as OP's.
For that first story, it would be helarious if OP called up the flight attendant, pulled off his prosthetic leg, and asked her if she could put it in the cubby space.
DF's Mom: "Don't forget to feed the Stevo!" DF: "I won't, Mom!" *ten seconds later* DF: "Hmmm...was I supposed to do something?" Stevo: "Food?" DF: "Out! Shoo! Shoo!". Me: Poor poor Stevo... (kinda not really asking for a shout-out but meh the world won't end if I don't. I am a member of your discord tho... #DankFloof4Life)
“It said ‘my precious’ as I’m I huge LOTR fan” Me: if my future husband isn’t this considerate to my favorite movie, I don’t want him. This woman found herself a true Sam to her Rosie. So romantic and sweet to have that done for her. Also me: kinda creepy? Gollum called the ring my precious and that had negative connotations. AH WHATEVER THIS IS WHOLESOME.
“FIRE THIS PERSON WHO I ASSUME WORKS HERE JUST BECAUSE I SAW THEM CLEANING 1 OTHER PERSON’S MATT! AND NO, I SHOULDN’T HAVE TO PAY ATTENTION AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE WEARING A NAME TAG OR UNIFORM!” is basically the entitled person in the last story.
My SO bought me 4. The first one is amazing. I adore it. It got dirty and I wanted to take care of it..... Turns out I'm extremely allergic to whatever was in the jewelry cleaner. The skin on my finger healed, but it has a different texture now and every time I try to wear a ring, even the silicone one, it tears. I can no longer wear a ring at all.
With regard to the woman who loves her inexpensive wedding ring, I had a next door neighbour who was worth a hundred million dollars but still lived in the unpretentious house her husband had brought her home to after being one of the troops who freed her from a concentration camp. They had become hugely wealthy, but that was the only place she wanted to live. Some people value their memories more than money, and they are right.
if i were in her shoes after the woman said i had Terrible taste in jewelry i would've said "your husband has terrible taste in women" even if i ended up fired
TBH If someone proposed to me with a big diamond ring, I would be like "WTF am I supposed to do with that? big diamonds are so impractical!" Not that I would ever want to get married in the first place.
I would hope that if a relationship had progressed far enough that marriage was being considered, they'd know enough about you to realize that big diamonds aren't your thing.
The fact that EM flat out told her daughter she wouldn't even exist if her husband gave her a plain ring, says a LOT. Hope her daughter doesn't take her advice. I'm not a big jewelry person, usually donning a simple necklace and subtle earring for formal occasions. It was always he'll for my mom to get me to wear a bracelet of any kind, let alone a ring. But when you love something, when it just screams "I belong on you", there is nothing that would stop you from wearing it.... usually. I was given my greatgrandma's ring, a women's bronze ring with an aztec/box setting and a beautiful red glass gem, I hardly took it off except when doing things I worried would damage or dull the gem or tarnish the bronze, and I almost never take it off. The one time I did, I lost it at the animal shelter I volunteer at. I was near hysterical when I realized I wasn't wearing it. My mom had never seen me so upset about a piece of jewelry, let alone a $5 ring. Even after I found it I was still wound hours later. I love that ring, it was the one piece of jewelry I _wanted_ and when I lost it, it felt like I had just lost the most valuable item in my possession, never mind that it was passed down four generations. Her husband bought the ring that spoke to her, that _she_ chose, that she _loved_ .if someone would rather put price over love, they are a shallow, vain, petty person that has never and probably will never understand or cherish actual love.
My gf and I wear rings with gold pentagrams on them, black onyx in-lay, sterling silver frame, celtic knot design. When people have snide comments we tell them we are "Married to Satan". It usually shuts them up immediately.
“BOY YOU MUST GIVE ME A SHOUT OUT I’VE WATCHED SO MANY OF YOUR VIDEOS YOU BEST GIVE ME A SHOUT OUT AND RESPECT YOUR ELDERS” - sincerely my best caring impression I hope you like it :D
Was told by a friend that he broke off an engagement with his gf because of her entitlement. He had picked out a heart shaped ring with diamonds and rubies and proposed on Valentines Day because she had said that she always wanted a Valentines proposal. She disliked the ring calling it tacky. She wanted a more expensive one. He showed me the heart shaped ring that he had picked out. It was actually pretty.
You can have the biggest baddest stone there is.... But If its NOT given w/LOVE.... Its NOTHING, But.... A HARD COLD LoveLESS STONE!! I'd rather have a small stone.. or a plain band... knowing it came w/ALL HIS HEART!! Than a HUGE stone, & a Cold, LOVELESS, marriage!!
Yep, I was thinking that too 🙄 Granted, I would've thrown the matt at her and the whipe in her face, but at the very least she/they/someone should've told the karen off that you don't treat people like that, even if OP had been an employee 😡🤬
There were more updates on the story. I can't remember exactly but she tried getting the boss to fire her & when she came back & saw Op she hit the trainer (or the boss) & they banned her. Op's Mum put herself in Karen's way when she tried to attack Op.
OK... SO... The 1st time DF said "I Love You" at the end, I thought it was weird... Now, I think he really does have love & compassion in his heart. I would be so disappointed if I didn't hear him say it at the end.
Really doesn’t matter what type of rings that you’re wearing as long as it is worn it’s Mum and happy memories connected to that ring it really doesn’t matter time and adjust the gym you can put into a ring but I’ll ring hold memories hold feeling that I’m more important than really it’s what inside for you count this goes for people and books and rings
First story: OP 6'3 ft TLC's My Giant Life (family of very tall people): Nancy (MC) 6'9 ft, bro 1: 7'0ft, bro 2 7'3 ft, mom: 6'7, stepdad: 5'10 Everyone one the flight: here are your first class seats with actual leg room
my wedding set was $180 dollars. i picked it out. it was a budget buy. we had my 2 sons..an adopted daughter..our son and was pregnant when we got married. we had so many other places for money to go. i love it with all my heart. it is perfect!
I'm 5'2", but, disproportionately, have a 38" inseam thanks to Marfan's Syndrome, and need extra room because Ehlers-Danlos means if you jam that seat onto my legs, both of my hips will dislocate, with a POP heard through the entire section, grounding the plane somewhere over Russia or Alaska during a Trans Pacific flight (of which I have flown about two dozen times), and most airlines will try to put myself and my travel companion in an empty seat if available - because we don't expect it. I literally can't make my legs shorter, friends, and no amount of throwing weight around will change that. When able, I will upgrade, but that's the Catch 22 of buying cheap seats, kids. You're going to pay EVERYTHING. Extra bags, food, drinks, seat assignments, name it. You get what you pay for.
4:10 I have a particularly funny story, a few years ago my dad lost his engagement ring, which I thought didn't matter because I've seen that ring and knew it wouldn't fit like it used to, so he replaced it with a tungsten band to which both my mom and I agree suited him better
If Nolan North was the OP’s pilot: *”You better behave yourself Ken, or I’m flying this plane into the sea!”* Ken: *Doesn’t listen* Pilot North when “evicting” Ken from the plane: *”YOUR PLANE PRIVILEGES HAVE BEEN F-KING REVOKED!”* Pilot North when Ken dies from impact: *”YOUR FREE TRIAL OF LIFE HAS EXPIRED!”*
35 years ago when I got engaged, we were young and it didn’t have a lot of money. I think all of our rings, matching of course, were less than $250.00. Also, I had tiny fingers, and I didn’t want a big heavy ring, so the ring size was 4.5, and the diamond was petite. I remember showing it off when people asked and the often speechless responses or out right rude comments I would get on it’s size. Never bothered me and I still think it’s the prettiest ring I’ve ever seen. The anniversary ring he gave me years later matched my wedding rings perfectly.
That's so true. I was once asked by a friend what type of ring I would want and I said the only thing that mattered was that it looked real. The price didn't matter
Fun fact about diamonds: They're worthless. The price is crazy inflated because all the stock is owned by one company. And that same company is running all the ads that brainwash people into thinking diamonds are worth a lot
It’s news to me that the value of a relationship is measured by shiny metal and rocks. I guess when she’s all alone, in need of help or someone to talk to, sick, stressed, afraid, etc, she has a ring!
I continue being confused that people buy into the 'diamonds are rare' lie, and that only they matter in rings. There are so many beautiful gems of all kinds! Fire opals and bismuths are some of my favourites.
I don't know if it will let me place it but the link to part 2 is here: www.reddit.com/r/IDontWorkHereLady/comments/aral9f/lady_lost_her_mind_cuz_i_wouldnt_clean_her_mat/
I was in the same situation as the guy on the plane in the first story. Mind you, I'm a female who isn't taller than 5'6 so my legs weren't as long. But, this was a 6-hour charter flight from Mexico to Toronto. The lady in front of me didn't even ask if she could lean her seat back and just leaned it back ALL THE WAY. She was basically lying in my lap. Now, she did it fast too so I wasn't even ready for that and it really hurt my knees. I asked her to straighten her seat because there really isn't much legroom to begin with, only a couple of inches, and she's hurting my legs. Her response to me was "well, I paid for my seat so I get to recline as far back as I want to". Those were her EXACT words. I was furious, so I decided to get petty. I called the flight attendant who tried to speak to the woman and get her to raise her chair but she kept repeating the same line. So, I waited until they served drinks and a snack, about half an hour into the flight. I put my snack in my bag, slouched down in my seat and placed my knees at the back of her chair and got myself extremely comfortable. After her snack, she tried to recline her seat but my knees were firm against her seat and she couldn't move an inch. I didn't kick her seat or anything like that, I'm not that petty, but I didn't let her recline. She called the flight attendant and complained and I simply said that "I paid for my ticket so I get to sit however I want in my seat". The flight attendant had enough by this point so she just moved me to another seat further back in the plane. If there was a business class I may have demanded a seat there for having to deal with this Karen. But I just moved and let it go. The audacity of some people. How did she think everyone else got on the plane? Did she really think she was the only one who "paid for her ticket"? Ugh.
The price of the ring doesn't matter. My favorite actor was Charlton Heston, and in his autobiography he told how he and his wife married when he was a 20 year old soldier, in 1944. They stayed married for over sixty years, and of the ring he said "it amortized out to around 25 cents a year, a pretty good deal"
I hate when people recline their seats. It’s so rude to the person behind you. I’m tall, so if I pull out the table and put my pillow on it. My head perfectly fits right up against the seat in fromt. If that person reclines at all, they end up throwing their full weight into my head and I can no longer sleep without ending up probably drooling on the person next to me. Stay in your own space, people! If you need more space, you can pay for it.
I’ve realized that most OP’s are pushovers because I’m alway thinking like…why are they afraid to confront people or scared of these entitled people????
Story 2: for all the ladies out there....Diamonds are literally worthless, if it wasn't for the strict control of the market by the De Beers Company, you could literally buy several truck loads of diamonds for the same cost of a diamond ring today. This is why Diamonds are the most depreciated sale of luxury items on the market. Spend 100k on a car & 100k on a Diamond & the car will hold it's value longer than that ring will.
To all of those "Karen" people in the world, the price of a wedding/engagement 💍 ring has nothing to do with the quality of a relationship. My husband and I picked out rings together after he proposed to my in front of the waterfall in Oneonta Gorge in the Columbia River scenic area. Both rings cost less than a thousand dollars together and we are approaching our 35th anniversary. People who believe that the cost of our rings proves expensive rings are a predictable happy marriage are dead wrong. We put that money into our relationship, including honeymoon and first couple years together. That's what we needed now than fancy rings. Although, TBH, my ring 💍 is Black Hills Gold and gorgeous. 😊😍 It's also worth a lot more now than it was back then.
The ring lady - look at it this way - you and your husband love each other. That will help in bad times. Pity the other lady's husband - she only loves his money. She'll leave him hanging out to dry in bad times. She's the kind that divorces quickly when things hit a bump in the road. She's going to get it before any one else does. Barry.
Once the entitled trespasser said I'm calling the police, the kid should have told them to go ahead and do so. It's amazing that some folks are so entitled that they think calling the cops when they are the ones breaking the law will instead. Those folks needed an arrest to learn a lesson.
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when you cant speak to the manager: *let me speak to your pilot*
"Let me speak to the chief operating officer"
“When you can’t talk to the CEO so you go DIRECTLY TO THE GOVERNMENT “
@@driz4778 “Let me speak to your god”
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Once the copilot was called I knew they were going to give the tall man a seat with more room. That's how they do things on flights. Beligerent people don't get rewarded. Instead, they'll reward the victims. What are they gonna do? Get off the plane and take the next one?
My wedding ring cost like 40 bucks, I saw it and fell in love with it!!! It's not the price... It's the symbol of love that matters!!!
Yep. And who cares about someone else and their supposed "taste in jewelry"? That statement wouldn't have phased me at all.
No one can judge you depending on what you choose
I totally agree. My ring was $8 and you can’t tell it is fake. People frequently say “your husband must really love you” because that’s clearly the only way to know 🤣
Right? Like mines black and purple... Tell me where ima find another ring like that?!! And my man gives me more then any money can buy he's my center and go to .... He thinks he's cheep but I wouldn't trade him for the world!!!
Clearly you have "no taste in jewelry" /s
Hubby saves 5000 for a ring and misses picks a 200 dollar ring, man I'm insanely jealous, I love this woman and I don't even know her, I bet there relationship is one of the best to look up too, her best revenge is having a happy life
And think how much better the honeymoon was with the extra funds
Hell hubby and I don't really have rings, well he does but I have a tat cause I hate jewelry and only lose it.
@@Rubythelioness my mate did that as couldn't wear ring due to work
A ring is only a jewelry. The relationship worth should never be measured by how many diamonds a ring has. OP have a ring that she’s happy with and seems to have a wonderful relationship which is the only thing that matter.
The best part is that if they were wise, they used the money as a down payment on a house.
"Oh, you see I'm not a golddigger I chose to marry the man, not his money but I guess I'm just less materialistic than _some_ people."
When at work in a customer service oriented position, one often has to swallow what they wish they could say and keep it professional.
@@randomstuff-qu7sh And that's when you wish some fucking hero customer comes along and tells them to, in my father's words, "Stick it in your left ear and blow it out the right!"
But sadly that seldom happens. :(
The bigger the diamond, the bigger the 'ho.
marrying for money is the hardest way to earn them. what money I have is mine, I earned them. I dont need a man for that.
@@randomstuff-qu7sh why I love working in my small town. I'm a cook and half the orders I get the customers tell me what they want themselves and tell me there's no rush. Not only that but I had one ask my specialty one day like I was some sort of chef. It was someone new to the area who didn't know me and the customers who heard began trying to terrify them for a laugh by saying I cooked things like brains and bones and such when at home and I have experimented with odd recipes. Instead of pitching a fit or freaking out in disgust however they just leaned forward and said deadpan "I'll take whatever you feel like making. Just no soul please, too much of that causes, feelings." I barely resisted laughing long enough to say "I wouldn't give you one anyway you fool I use all I get for my pet demons." Owner of the business heard this last part as she came out of the office and glares at me only to ask "I thought your snakes ate rats!" I will likely never find another workplace where this kind of random nonsense is allowed, expected, and even encouraged so long as nobody bleeds.
Wedding ring story: what that entitled mother doesn’t realize is that more than likely, her husband is gonna leave her for some one else close to their daughter’s age.
Also she won't get half of what he paid for the ring when she tries to pawn it to pay for the divorce lawyer. Diamond prices are purposely fixed; if they released all the warehoused diamonds onto the market, they'd be cheaper than glass beads.
@@FearMyLadyBitswait seriously!? That’s kind of nuts to think about
@Eliza Wilson yep, it's the real life scenario of "when monopolies run rampant". also until about 100 years ago, diamonds weren't even considered as a must-have on an engagement ring.
and with lab diamonds being relatively cost-effective to produce in a lab nowadays, the only reason to lay down money for one is to use as laser components or drillhead tips.
@@FearMyLadyBits that’s a good point
Lmfao
Wedding ring story: You have something more precious than diamonds. "All that is gold does not glitter."
"Not all those who wander are lost."
Diamonds are the biggest waste of money anyway
Diamonds are essentially worthless. They're ludicrously common & the only reason they're expensive is the De Beers cartel artificially inflating the price by stockpiling vast amounts of them & cultivating the myth of them being scarce.
Eh, ok, the saying is the other way around??
The saying is actually, "not all that glitters is gold." Lol
Pro tip: Never insult the chef. If you’re lucky, nothing comes from it. If you’re unlucky, your stomach may never forgive you.
As a general rule, insulting anyone that you're relying on for a service is a bad idea. Even if that person is 100% professional and doesn't cave in to the temptation to sabotage you in some way, psychologically, they no longer want to help you and instead just want to get rid of you.
Yeah, you never know when some hot pepper or other 'condiments' may have 'accidentally' fallen into the food.
@@MajorTeag 😂😂 yea ah good times
Only insult their cooking if you can prove you're better though......or its Gordon Ramsey....then insult away because if he can dish it out then he should be able to take it too lol. Then again some chefs take any criticism or advice about their cooking as in insult, rather than using it to improve. There is always room for improvement and not everyone likes the same things. I know people who hate salmon or any kind of seafood. This seems odd to me but whatever lol.
@@MajorTeag *Casually chops up then inserts a ghost pepper inside of an entitled asshole’s food “on accident”* (It’s inside their food so they don’t see it until it’s too late)
An engagement ring engraved with the words, "My Precious"...Lady, HE'S A KEEPER!
And he's a man of culture as well.
Are we glossing over that he quoted Gollum? ;^D
There’s an update to that last story. The woman comes back in class and tries even more to pick a fight with OP. She does understand OP isn’t an employee, but wants to double down on her entitlement and tries to get OP kicked out of class. They end up kicking out the Karen because she tried to physically assault OP. She complained that OP should be kicked out too. Smh.
Well Boxing is a real good work out.😂
story 1: the hell did he expect? for OP to break his knees for his comfort? "i'm slightly uncomfortable so would you mind making yourself extremely uncomfortable for me?"
Clearly, he expected that the gentleman's legs were detachable and wanted him to take them off and put them in the overhead bin. Isn't that how tall people survive these flights with seats that even us short folk find uncomfortable?
In a way, because I have back problems, I can sympathize with both of those guys. OP at least could recline his seat back, the male Karen couldn't. 16 hours having to sit straight up? Not that I condone his attitude or actions, but sheesh! Airlines are sadists!
I would have suggested that we exchange the seats
@@randomstuff-qu7sh I can confirm that us tall folk have grown extra long legs just to spite people on flights
I'm going to be in the minority here about the very tall person in the cramped economy seat. Yes, it is a problem when the person in front of you can't use their seat the way it is designed, because of your body being in the way.. Large people have to pay extra when they can't fit where they need to fit, and cut short the space of people around them. Whether it is by buying 2 seats next to each other, or by buying something better than economy class, they have to buy the extra space required by their particularly large bodies.
I'd be pissy too, if I had to be completely uncomfortable for close to 20 hours because of your extra large body in my space.
OP is the one being entitled here.
Fluff is always so cheerful; he's awesome :3
My wedding band is silver and has "my soul mate" in Irish. My engagement ring is a blue topaz. Both cost less than $200. I'm not a fan of gold or diamonds. For me, they are the best rings ever. Hope everyone is having a wonderful evening.
In 1954 my girl friend always wore a steel horseshoe ring that she made. Before she was engaged she had a friend make her a horseshoe ring out of sterling silver for $10 (in 1954, inflation would make it more like $200) . Then in graduate school took a craft course learning silver smithing among other skills, she then made her own wedding band as well as one for me too, again in sterling silver. Both rings were very special to her.
I wish I could wear silver, but I have various metal issues. I can only wear gold. Honestly though, I prefer the more colourful stones to diamonds. Given that blue topaz is my birth stone, I would genuinely chosen that over a diamond.
My husband went to buy me some jewelry at Jared. He told the sales woman that I didn't like diamonds because I don't. She said that I must be lying because all women love diamonds. He just walked right out.
Maith thú nova. Id actually like a wooden ring.
Karens commit crimes and its "okay" but when someome commits a crime against them its a problem all of a sudden
This pisses me off on how true this comment is.
Not crime, defence
Yup. How many times have I seen or heard of that?
@@Anagh1701 offensive defense.
@@samibinol The best kind of defense
I most likely would’ve thrown the mat and wipe back at her and calmly ask her: “What makes you think I work here?”
That's what I am exactly thinking about if it was me I'd throw it back to her face real hard and smile in a smug and angry way
@@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184 I like your TH-cam name. It reminds me of The Blades of Chaos
@@SylverLeo thanks I'm a bit addicted to this name for a while now before I even changed it to this name from youtube my first name is the book hero.
@@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184 Cool. Not to mention my favourite Monster drink: Khaos
If someone had told me I had "terrible taste in jewelry" because they didn't like my wedding ring, I wouldn't have cared less. If I like it and I picked it out, *who the heck cares about "taste in jewelry",* as it's _my_ ring, not somebody else's. Taste in jewelry only counts if you're competing with other people and their jewelry.
Pretty sure that first story dude was committing a crime. Accidentally pushing against his legs the first time is fine, but continuing to do so after finding out what was going on is literally assault.
Right?? He’s lucky he wasn’t deplaned
If they weren’t in the air, that would have been likely. But definitely not worth a detour...it wasn’t that escalated.
@@kelferg oh shoot I forgot that detail 😂 he really is lucky then lol
@@kelferg Midflight? Nah, deplane him anyway.
@@TheClayKnight Yeet him out of the emergency exit.
I feel for the guy in the plane, I'm 6'4" so I have the same problems on plane.
If DarkFluff was in Friday Night Funkin' universe be like:
Boopebo Baa.
Boopbeebabop
As for story #1, it's a wonderful feeling when it happens. The person who boarded yu intercontinental flight last of everybody, apparently had a problem with her assigned seat and complained loudly to the flight attendant. The attendant asked to see my boarding pass, and loudly exclaimed: "Sir, you are up front!" And she didn't men Business class, she put me in First! I hope Karen liked her coach seat.
Dont you just hate it when someone won't break into a house with you
My Father, God rest his soul, had one line that would virtually shut up 95% of all Karens/Kevin's. "YOU RUN YOUR RAILROAD AND I'LL RUN MINE!.Works beautifully
I love how that mom pretty much told her daughter that she loved the stuff her husband got for her instead of actually loving the husband
Karen in the last story is straight up crazy.
OP in the wedding story is lucky she has such a cool wedding ring. The Crazy lady was just jealous that her own ring and probably her marriage is not half as good as OP's.
For that first story, it would be helarious if OP called up the flight attendant, pulled off his prosthetic leg, and asked her if she could put it in the cubby space.
did I stay up late to listen to you read reddit stories? yes I did
do I have to wake up early tomorrow? yes I do
do I care? no your voice is nice :)
ILY. You the real MVP. 👊👊👊👊🔥
So did i
Wow, this Deleted guy has the craziest encounters.
DF's Mom: "Don't forget to feed the Stevo!"
DF: "I won't, Mom!"
*ten seconds later*
DF: "Hmmm...was I supposed to do something?"
Stevo: "Food?"
DF: "Out! Shoo! Shoo!".
Me: Poor poor Stevo...
(kinda not really asking for a shout-out but meh the world won't end if I don't. I am a member of your discord tho... #DankFloof4Life)
Yeet
In the 1st op should have said "Hey legs, can you please get shorter?"
And the last op should have thrown the mat right at her.
Story 4: I have an entitled brother who, just like this lady, thinks that everyone around him are his' peasents
I always loved simpler or odd jewelry.
“It said ‘my precious’ as I’m I huge LOTR fan”
Me: if my future husband isn’t this considerate to my favorite movie, I don’t want him. This woman found herself a true Sam to her Rosie. So romantic and sweet to have that done for her.
Also me: kinda creepy? Gollum called the ring my precious and that had negative connotations. AH WHATEVER THIS IS WHOLESOME.
“FIRE THIS PERSON WHO I ASSUME WORKS HERE JUST BECAUSE I SAW THEM CLEANING 1 OTHER PERSON’S MATT! AND NO, I SHOULDN’T HAVE TO PAY ATTENTION AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE WEARING A NAME TAG OR UNIFORM!” is basically the entitled person in the last story.
Always nice to see a Karen teaching her daughter to be a gold digger while shaming someone to their face. Grade A parenting there.🙄
Lol my husband bought me 3 rings and none of them fit. Poor guy really tried
My SO bought me 4. The first one is amazing. I adore it. It got dirty and I wanted to take care of it.....
Turns out I'm extremely allergic to whatever was in the jewelry cleaner. The skin on my finger healed, but it has a different texture now and every time I try to wear a ring, even the silicone one, it tears.
I can no longer wear a ring at all.
With regard to the woman who loves her inexpensive wedding ring, I had a next door neighbour who was worth a hundred million dollars but still lived in the unpretentious house her husband had brought her home to after being one of the troops who freed her from a concentration camp. They had become hugely wealthy, but that was the only place she wanted to live. Some people value their memories more than money, and they are right.
if i were in her shoes after the woman said i had Terrible taste in jewelry i would've said "your husband has terrible taste in women" even if i ended up fired
TBH If someone proposed to me with a big diamond ring, I would be like "WTF am I supposed to do with that? big diamonds are so impractical!" Not that I would ever want to get married in the first place.
I agree. Two carats or less is perfect for me.
I would hope that if a relationship had progressed far enough that marriage was being considered, they'd know enough about you to realize that big diamonds aren't your thing.
Have you ever watched that TikTok where the dude tests if their teacher's ring was a legit diamond?
Last story: Mom probably made the two of them wait because if not Mom will totally lose control and pummel the Entitled Beeyotch.
The fact that EM flat out told her daughter she wouldn't even exist if her husband gave her a plain ring, says a LOT. Hope her daughter doesn't take her advice.
I'm not a big jewelry person, usually donning a simple necklace and subtle earring for formal occasions. It was always he'll for my mom to get me to wear a bracelet of any kind, let alone a ring. But when you love something, when it just screams "I belong on you", there is nothing that would stop you from wearing it.... usually.
I was given my greatgrandma's ring, a women's bronze ring with an aztec/box setting and a beautiful red glass gem, I hardly took it off except when doing things I worried would damage or dull the gem or tarnish the bronze, and I almost never take it off.
The one time I did, I lost it at the animal shelter I volunteer at. I was near hysterical when I realized I wasn't wearing it. My mom had never seen me so upset about a piece of jewelry, let alone a $5 ring. Even after I found it I was still wound hours later. I love that ring, it was the one piece of jewelry I _wanted_ and when I lost it, it felt like I had just lost the most valuable item in my possession, never mind that it was passed down four generations.
Her husband bought the ring that spoke to her, that _she_ chose, that she _loved_ .if someone would rather put price over love, they are a shallow, vain, petty person that has never and probably will never understand or cherish actual love.
My gf and I wear rings with gold pentagrams on them, black onyx in-lay, sterling silver frame, celtic knot design. When people have snide comments we tell them we are "Married to Satan". It usually shuts them up immediately.
16:11 at this point i would have burst out laughing if i were them(literally ROFL), just to humiliate the woman further.
The Karen motto: I'm not happy until you're not happy 🤪
“BOY YOU MUST GIVE ME A SHOUT OUT I’VE WATCHED SO MANY OF YOUR VIDEOS YOU BEST GIVE ME A SHOUT OUT AND RESPECT YOUR ELDERS”
- sincerely my best caring impression I hope you like it :D
My day always gets good with my DarkFluff and EditorStevo!
Was told by a friend that he broke off an engagement with his gf because of her entitlement. He had picked out a heart shaped ring with diamonds and rubies and proposed on Valentines Day because she had said that she always wanted a Valentines proposal. She disliked the ring calling it tacky. She wanted a more expensive one. He showed me the heart shaped ring that he had picked out. It was actually pretty.
He dodged a bullet right there ...
Neighbor AirBnB was a good neighbor. He really on OP's side, and even willing to share "the spoils". Great neighbor 👍🏼
I look forward to hearing you every evening ☺! Thank you 😊 💓! I didn't want a diamond ring, so we picked out a beautiful " tiger eye"
I would love to see r/IDoWorkHearLady return
You can have the biggest baddest stone there is.... But If its NOT given w/LOVE.... Its NOTHING, But.... A HARD COLD LoveLESS STONE!! I'd rather have a small stone.. or a plain band... knowing it came w/ALL HIS HEART!! Than a HUGE stone, & a Cold, LOVELESS, marriage!!
disappointed at the last story. they're enabling karen for letting her run over them just like that without any sort of retaliation
Yep, I was thinking that too 🙄
Granted, I would've thrown the matt at her and the whipe in her face, but at the very least she/they/someone should've told the karen off that you don't treat people like that, even if OP had been an employee 😡🤬
There were more updates on the story. I can't remember exactly but she tried getting the boss to fire her & when she came back & saw Op she hit the trainer (or the boss) & they banned her. Op's Mum put herself in Karen's way when she tried to attack Op.
OK... SO... The 1st time DF said "I Love You" at the end, I thought it was weird... Now, I think he really does have love & compassion in his heart. I would be so disappointed if I didn't hear him say it at the end.
How is Fluff boi so... Uplifting while reading these stories? Does he ever have bloopers? Those would be funny to hear.
The airline story I have heard multiple times and sometimes with different people involved.
On that last story, there is an update to it, that is quite hilarious as well.
Please do tell (the update)! Pretty please!? 🤗
I got a free upgrade when a kid wouldn't stop kicking my seat and his mother wouldn't even tell him to stop.
Really doesn’t matter what type of rings that you’re wearing as long as it is worn it’s Mum and happy memories connected to that ring it really doesn’t matter time and adjust the gym you can put into a ring but I’ll ring hold memories hold feeling that I’m more important than really it’s what inside for you count this goes for people and books and rings
Love the running gag with editor Steve that seems to pop up with every video as of late.
First story: OP 6'3 ft
TLC's My Giant Life (family of very tall people): Nancy (MC) 6'9 ft, bro 1: 7'0ft, bro 2 7'3 ft, mom: 6'7, stepdad: 5'10
Everyone one the flight: here are your first class seats with actual leg room
and the last one was not complete because the next Day The owner came and when that Lady showed up she was thrown out
That 1.5-inch recline, oh yea that's the stuff.. ?? LOL
Haha! That first story sounds a lot like malicious compliance. The EG wanted a seat that he could recline, and he got one. What's he sore about? 🤷♀️😂
Yah Karen carma makes me happy!😂
*Karma
Sup fluff! I'm doing the midnight shift tonight and I've been waiting for this all evening!
I specifically told my husband that I was not comfortable with an expensive ring. My ring is no where near $5000 and totally my taste and lovely.
Well Madam, I don't care for diamonds. I find them too...... pretentious.
my wedding set was $180 dollars. i picked it out. it was a budget buy. we had my 2 sons..an adopted daughter..our son and was pregnant when we got married. we had so many other places for money to go. i love it with all my heart. it is perfect!
I'm 5'2", but, disproportionately, have a 38" inseam thanks to Marfan's Syndrome, and need extra room because Ehlers-Danlos means if you jam that seat onto my legs, both of my hips will dislocate, with a POP heard through the entire section, grounding the plane somewhere over Russia or Alaska during a Trans Pacific flight (of which I have flown about two dozen times), and most airlines will try to put myself and my travel companion in an empty seat if available - because we don't expect it. I literally can't make my legs shorter, friends, and no amount of throwing weight around will change that. When able, I will upgrade, but that's the Catch 22 of buying cheap seats, kids. You're going to pay EVERYTHING. Extra bags, food, drinks, seat assignments, name it. You get what you pay for.
BACON STRIPS!
Thanks Dark Fluff
4:10 I have a particularly funny story, a few years ago my dad lost his engagement ring, which I thought didn't matter because I've seen that ring and knew it wouldn't fit like it used to, so he replaced it with a tungsten band to which both my mom and I agree suited him better
Story 4: Throwing the mat on OP? That’s assault!!!
If Nolan North was the OP’s pilot: *”You better behave yourself Ken, or I’m flying this plane into the sea!”*
Ken: *Doesn’t listen*
Pilot North when “evicting” Ken from the plane: *”YOUR PLANE PRIVILEGES HAVE BEEN F-KING REVOKED!”*
Pilot North when Ken dies from impact: *”YOUR FREE TRIAL OF LIFE HAS EXPIRED!”*
35 years ago when I got engaged, we were young and it didn’t have a lot of money. I think all of our rings, matching of course, were less than $250.00. Also, I had tiny fingers, and I didn’t want a big heavy ring, so the ring size was 4.5, and the diamond was petite. I remember showing it off when people asked and the often speechless responses or out right rude comments I would get on it’s size. Never bothered me and I still think it’s the prettiest ring I’ve ever seen. The anniversary ring he gave me years later matched my wedding rings perfectly.
That's so true. I was once asked by a friend what type of ring I would want and I said the only thing that mattered was that it looked real. The price didn't matter
"What kind of thinking is that?" None, if this kind of people could think, we would have fewer histories
Fun fact about diamonds:
They're worthless.
The price is crazy inflated because all the stock is owned by one company.
And that same company is running all the ads that brainwash people into thinking diamonds are worth a lot
It’s news to me that the value of a relationship is measured by shiny metal and rocks. I guess when she’s all alone, in need of help or someone to talk to, sick, stressed, afraid, etc, she has a ring!
When Karen doesn't talk to the manager: *let me talk to everyone*
I continue being confused that people buy into the 'diamonds are rare' lie, and that only they matter in rings. There are so many beautiful gems of all kinds! Fire opals and bismuths are some of my favourites.
That last one has a part 2
I don't know if it will let me place it but the link to part 2 is here:
www.reddit.com/r/IDontWorkHereLady/comments/aral9f/lady_lost_her_mind_cuz_i_wouldnt_clean_her_mat/
@@TBaker-xu5is I'm aware of the story I feel bad for op and mike
You have the best stories. I look so forward to them.
I’m just tripping over the fact that OP is a huge LOTR fan!! 🤩😍🤪
I was told we could check in at 10:30.
Not your Air BNB host, not my problem!
I was in the same situation as the guy on the plane in the first story. Mind you, I'm a female who isn't taller than 5'6 so my legs weren't as long. But, this was a 6-hour charter flight from Mexico to Toronto. The lady in front of me didn't even ask if she could lean her seat back and just leaned it back ALL THE WAY. She was basically lying in my lap. Now, she did it fast too so I wasn't even ready for that and it really hurt my knees. I asked her to straighten her seat because there really isn't much legroom to begin with, only a couple of inches, and she's hurting my legs. Her response to me was "well, I paid for my seat so I get to recline as far back as I want to". Those were her EXACT words. I was furious, so I decided to get petty. I called the flight attendant who tried to speak to the woman and get her to raise her chair but she kept repeating the same line. So, I waited until they served drinks and a snack, about half an hour into the flight. I put my snack in my bag, slouched down in my seat and placed my knees at the back of her chair and got myself extremely comfortable. After her snack, she tried to recline her seat but my knees were firm against her seat and she couldn't move an inch. I didn't kick her seat or anything like that, I'm not that petty, but I didn't let her recline. She called the flight attendant and complained and I simply said that "I paid for my ticket so I get to sit however I want in my seat". The flight attendant had enough by this point so she just moved me to another seat further back in the plane. If there was a business class I may have demanded a seat there for having to deal with this Karen. But I just moved and let it go. The audacity of some people. How did she think everyone else got on the plane? Did she really think she was the only one who "paid for her ticket"? Ugh.
I won my wife's engagement ring in a £10 a ticket raffle! An £800 ring for a tenner! 😂👌
Switching seats would have probably solved the problem🙄
I’m the legitimate opposite of a gold digger I like nice girls that are loyal and caring I don’t care if they have money.
My first wedding rings came from Kmart a lot of years ago. Because that was what we cold afford at the time.
The price of the ring doesn't matter. My favorite actor was Charlton Heston, and in his autobiography he told how he and his wife married when he was a 20 year old soldier, in 1944. They stayed married for over sixty years, and of the ring he said "it amortized out to around 25 cents a year, a pretty good deal"
Misery loves company, but company doesn't love Misery.
I think I'd just laugh at a karen that talks about my ring/jewelry. Who cares what she thinks?
Ring episode:
Q: Hey kid... Would you love the person you'd gonna marry? Or would you love the ring more than the person you'd gonna marry?
I guess even the OP herself had to see the footage just to believe it really happened. She had to feel like in another reality from this.
I hate when people recline their seats. It’s so rude to the person behind you. I’m tall, so if I pull out the table and put my pillow on it. My head perfectly fits right up against the seat in fromt. If that person reclines at all, they end up throwing their full weight into my head and I can no longer sleep without ending up probably drooling on the person next to me. Stay in your own space, people! If you need more space, you can pay for it.
I’ve realized that most OP’s are pushovers because I’m alway thinking like…why are they afraid to confront people or scared of these entitled people????
Story 2: for all the ladies out there....Diamonds are literally worthless, if it wasn't for the strict control of the market by the De Beers Company, you could literally buy several truck loads of diamonds for the same cost of a diamond ring today. This is why Diamonds are the most depreciated sale of luxury items on the market. Spend 100k on a car & 100k on a Diamond & the car will hold it's value longer than that ring will.
To all of those "Karen" people in the world, the price of a wedding/engagement 💍 ring has nothing to do with the quality of a relationship. My husband and I picked out rings together after he proposed to my in front of the waterfall in Oneonta Gorge in the Columbia River scenic area. Both rings cost less than a thousand dollars together and we are approaching our 35th anniversary.
People who believe that the cost of our rings proves expensive rings are a predictable happy marriage are dead wrong.
We put that money into our relationship, including honeymoon and first couple years together. That's what we needed now than fancy rings. Although, TBH, my ring 💍 is Black Hills Gold and gorgeous. 😊😍 It's also worth a lot more now than it was back then.
The ring lady - look at it this way - you and your husband love each other. That will help in bad times. Pity the other lady's husband - she only loves his money. She'll leave him hanging out to dry in bad times. She's the kind that divorces quickly when things hit a bump in the road. She's going to get it before any one else does. Barry.
Once the entitled trespasser said I'm calling the police, the kid should have told them to go ahead and do so. It's amazing that some folks are so entitled that they think calling the cops when they are the ones breaking the law will instead. Those folks needed an arrest to learn a lesson.