My Mother was approached by an elderly man who demanded to know what her disability was. He said, "Well, you don't look disabled." And her reply was so, classy I loved it. She replied, "Well, you don't look stupid either but, then you opened your mouth. I guess looks can be deceiving." 😂
So should that have made him listen? She doesn't look entitled to be parking in a handicap space but she very well may be. We don't know anything about either of these people, but the guy that's parked in the space is probably entitled to be there as well
When she said, "You don't look disabled." literally made me cry. I hear this ALL THE TIME, even from my family. Even though I was able to medically retire due to disabilities.
Some of my family members did the same thing to me in the beginning of my life altering condition. One of them even said "If you don't have a Disability Card, then you're not disabled". There are numerous parking spaces that are even closer than the designated Disability parking spaces...at least there are where I live.
My late husband was a double above the knee amputee. He drove absolutely beautiful cars using hand controls. When he had his Centennial Corvette many years ago, a woman, very much like this gem, came up to the window lecturing us about parking handicap and also accusing us of having a fake placard. She threatened to call the police, we laughed and said, “Go ahead. We’ll wait.” She was parked behind us and refused to move anyway. About 10 minutes later a policeman arrived and when the lady’s back was turned, my husband opened his door, assembled his wheelchair and rolled up to the front of his car. He sat there, arms crossed, just waiting. The officer pointed to my husband as she was ranting and when she turned around the look on her face was priceless! The woman started coming towards my husband yelling at him for not telling her that he didn’t have legs and that he was in a wheelchair. He just nodded his head and laughed at her. The officer warned her to calm down before she caught some serious charges. In the end, she received tickets for being illegally parked (behind us) with no hazards as well as having expired registration 😂 It was beautiful
Oh that's fantastic! Not the lack of legs, of course, but the Karen being an idiot. I'm also sorry for your loss. 😢 I do hope you are doing okay enough. I know how loss is, sadly. Hugs 🫂 I have disabilities, but you can't just see them. I have my limbs and I "don't look" disabled. I'm not to the point of needing wheelchair, but I do have a cane and sometimes I need to use those little Mart carts in stores, especially big ones. I try my best not to, unless I'm having a severely painful day and absolutely have no choice but to go to store myself. I don't trust Walmart delivery of groceries and stuff bc the separate company that has the pickers and drivers will steal your groceries. I get all sorts of dirty looks, and I understand them, but the assumption that I'm young (35) so it's impossible for me to be disabled is just aggravating. There are children BORN with heart defects and cancer and all sorts of problems, so how do they know that's not the case?! I don't have those, but I was injured really bad in an accident at 17. My while left foot/leg, hip, and back are all screwed up. If you see me walk you can tell, but you can't "see" anything else. I walk like a penguin on my really bad days and use my cane. I still work bc I don't have a choice. I have neuropathy in my legs and feet. I don't have a disabled placard right now bc I'm trying to walk and get what exercise I can in. That lady in the video was able to walk around and take pictures and stand there, she didn't "look" disabled either! Those people drive me nuts. My mom is very disabled and can barely walk. People see me get out of the car first and give me evil looks, but when I get out my mom's wheelchair and they see her, their attitudes change. My hubby is missing a finger due to a work accident. He can still use the hand and works, etc. He was pushing change of the counter into his hand to give it to a customer and she commented that he was dropping more money than he was getting, and he said, "Well, I'm missing a finger so it's hard to not drop stuff when you have a hole there." Her eyes got wide and she started apologizing. The finger is gone from his right hand, good dominant hand, so it's just natural for him to put that hand under to catch. He's only been missing it for 4 years, but it's hard to change something you've done for 42 years. I'm sorry your husband had to deal with idiots like this lady. ❤
That IS beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I'm living vicariously through your story. 😅 The guy that verbally accosted me over a spot got away with it. Long story short, my then 5 year old, in the seat behind me, had cerebral palsy. He walked with lots therapy. The guy left smug, just not getting it. He was a nice looking professional guy in a suit too. I was totally caught off guard. Even when I explained, he said my son wasn't disabled "enough". 🙄 I shouldn't have to explain to people that he is at risk walking in a parking lot. He had multiple falls per day. And was shorter than the back of a car when people back up. They can't see him. You really made me smile. ❤
@@MrPokerblot Honestly that would make her argument even worse. If she is someone taking care of a disabled person she should be even more aware of how awful the "you don't look disabled" argument is, not to mention the guy recording clearly stated he has the card which allows him to park there, at that point telling him that he is faking a disability and demanding he hands over the parking space is just peak entitled Karen behaviour.
Yes, but I have a former friend with a disability. One of his arms is atrophied. He has a disability permit. He is a vigorous guy who can easily park at the back of the lot and sprint to the store and back no problem. This woman could have cancer or fibromyaligia or chronic fatigue syndrome and really needs to park close. Is she in the wrong if this guy also has a permit? Yes. But it is something to think about. She should not assume but nor should we.
Never judge a book by its cover. For all you know her disability may be due to other medical issues. Disability comes in many forms. My 80 year old mom is disabled yet she can walk. Her disability is due to lung disease and she cannot walk through the store without fear of dropping out from lack of oxygen. Now what?
Too many people are using other family members parking permit and taking up parking places. I have called the police and had over 100 cars and trucks towed to empound. I have a permit but don't use it all the time. I could if I wanted to, but there are people who need it more than me.
I had open heart surgery when I was 18 years old. After my surgery one of the nurses was nice enough to help me get registered for a temporary disability tag for my Nana's car since she drove me everywhere I needed to go. My doctor gave me strick instructions to not walk long distances for a little while, to slowly rebuild how far and long I could walk. So anytime I needed something from Walmart or a bigger store like that my Nana would park in a normal parking spot and go get me whatever I needed. But when I would need to go to a smaller store like Dollar Tree she would park in a disabled parking spot and let me walk myself in. One day my Nana took me to a dollar tree so I could pick up some small stuff. She parked in the disabled spot, put the tab on and said to text her if I needed any help inside. After buying what I needed I texted my Nana and asked if she could pick me up directly in front of the store cause I was already starting to feel out of breath. She said okay. I walked outside to see this lady literally blocking my Nana from getting out of the handicap spot. She was yelling at my Nana that the tag was fake cause it was red and that she would call the cops. I was already physically tired so I yelled at the lady to move so my Nana could get to me. The lady marched up to me and started yelling that she was gonna call the cops on my Nana for having a fake tag. I told the lady calmly that the tag was temporary and not for Nana's use but mine. The lady yelled at me that I didn't look disabled and tried to get closer to me. I asked the woman not to because I can't moved backwards very well and showered her my surgery wound that still had the tape over it cause it wasn't fully healed. She tried to double down and actually called the police. A woman in the store saw this happening and came out asking if I needed anything. She was the same gal who checked me out and we chatted a bit and I mentioned to her that I had surgery recently. I asked her if she had a chair I could sit on till the cops arrived and she brought me one. My Nana pulled up to the curb and we waited with the lady till the cops came. She kept going on and on while we were waiting. When the cops finally showed up the were practically hounded by the woman. When they came over to talk to me my Nana turned off her car and came to my side with the tab in hand. The officer asked for both of our IDs, asked who the tab was registered to and for what reason. Looked up the tab and confirmed it was for me and it was a temporary one. When I showed my healing surgery wound and explained to the cop that my doctor was having me practice small distances he agreed we weren't in the wrong and told that lady to not harass people like she did to us. She got a warning and we were allowed to drive home. Thankfully during first 3 months of healing this was the only incident with an unreasonable person we had encountered. I'm all healed now and will be celebrating 1 year since surgery this August and can now walk much longer distances without much trouble 🥳
It REALLY irritates me that people look at a person using a handicapped parking space, and if they are not in a wheelchair or a scooter, or hobbling, that they assume that they are not deserving of a handicap placard. Some people have disabilities that are not readily apparent, such as COPD, or as in your case a heart condition that limits their ability to walk without struggling to breathe or becoming weak to the point of needing assistance. Then along become the handicap Karen Kop, that gets ballistic because you are not in a wheelchair, and gets all butt hurt when you show them your placard and accuses you of it being fake. They really need to get a life for their miserable selves.
@@allanpolk2681 I'm just glad the cops in most of these situations agree that these people should just leave everyone else alone and go about their miserable lives
@allanpolk2681 or people with cystic fibrosis who are lucky to breathe. I read a story about a girl that that happened to, so I give people the benefit of the doubt.
@@lindamusser7370 Absolutely Linda. Some people have their on minds picture of what a disability looks like, and if it doesn’t fit in that frame, you are simply not having a disability. SENSELESS.
And it's coming from a woman who is clearly fully capable of walking around just fine her disability must be in her head cause she is clearly mental!!! 😅😅😅😅😂
As a teenager I was told , by an elderly man, that I couldn't be disabled because I was too young. How I wish he was right and no children were ever disabled.
Tell me about it. Ive had arthritis since i was 14 (im almost 40 now and have already had one knee replacement and will need my other knee, right elbow, ankle, and all the knuckles in both hands all replaced, too.) Unfortunately disability isn't reserved for the elderly
@@NixBurkett1984 I never realized how painful arthritis could be until I started getting very mild signs of it just recently. My pain tolerance is about 1, if it gets worse with time as my doctor said ... OMG! Just the thought of it makes me want to cry. You have my deepest sympathies!
My Cousin Gloria has had Rheumatic Arthritis, and been in a wheel chair, since she was a child. I now have both osteo and psoriatic arthritis. If I walk more than one block, it feels like someone is stabbing me in the hips with ice picks!
p.s. I also have lumbar stenosis which causes my legs to go numb occasionally, just standing still! (I also have peripheral neuropathy as well, due to a series of frostbite in my feet a few years ago, causing nerve damage.)
I have found over the years that the best way to counter the "you don't look disabled" remark is to take it as an i vitation to explain in great detail, and in a monotonous droning voice, just why I am classed as disabled. "I have the power to bore you to death if necessary"
When some Karen accuses me of not being disabled, I ask if they wish to explore if I am mentally or physically disabled while doing my best Jack Nickelson imitation 🤣🤣🤣
That's what I said, like if you're also disabled surely you know that majority of disabilities can't be immediately seen or seen at all lady. It's like getting mad at a person in a wheelchair because they can take a max of 2-3 steps without one to get in and out of other chairs/vehicles
I have an invisible disability and a blue badge. One time my father drove me to my optician's appointment as I wasn't well enough to drive myself. He rang me as I was coming back out again and told me to walk slowly with an exaggerated limp while looking extremely ill - some Karens (and whatever the male equivalent is) had been giving him grief for being in a disabled parking area. He tried explaining but, you know, Karens...
Not all disabilities can be apparent at first glance. Mom had Alzheimers. Dad had lung cancer. I remember the s*** I caught when I went to retrieve an electric cart for disabled shoppers. The rearview mirror disabled hangers are assigned to the PATIENT, not to the vehicle or driver.
At the risk of looking like I'm playing devil's advocate, the Veterans who come back missing body parts, or worse, come back in body bags, their service guaranteed these Karens the freedom to make horse's asses out of themselves. Besides, craniorectal syndrome is recognized as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities act. This is why Department of Motor Vehicles now has to issue them driver's licenses. This now makes driving far more dangerous.
I am a disabled veteran (below knee amputation) with disabled parking plate, I had a Karen rip into me because I parked in NON-disabled parking space. She said I couldn't take up a normal parking spot if I had a disabled license plate. She got real nasty, observer call the police because of her aggressive behavior. She ended up being arrested, and I still parked in regular parking. Some people are just bat shit crazy.
In fairness, it would suck for a car with handicapped credentials to take up a really good regular spot when all the best spots are reserved for them and the rest of us still can't park there, rest of the lot full or not.
I had a friend who was spit on by someone because she parked in a handicap space and was told she was not handicapped, the emblem was on her tags. So she pulled up her shirt and unzipped her pants to show the accuser her ostomy bags and asked “is that handicapped enough for you?” She only used the spaces when her infirmity made her tired. She is now home with the Lord.
I had to show my ostomy bag in a parking lot once and had left the infusion center. I had handicap license plates too. I can't drive now and use a walker so not just a cane. Hugs. Fatigue is so real. That is why the rolliator.
Had a woman chase me into a big box store loudly saying I had no right to park in a hadicapped space because I looked fine to her. My daughter read her the riot act about me having had several back surgeries. Too bad she didn't notice the shape I was in less than half way through shopping. Leaning heavily on the shopping cart, legs shaking and about to buckle.
I pray to your culture never arrivrs here. No ofense, I feel you, I'm sorry that this happens to you guys. It's just that always people here copy your culture... 😢 This behavior is so sick... This womam needs help
How dare you?!! MY Country is being just as destroyed as yours, with those "I am entitled.." words too! Lol, sorry, I have to laugh or else I'll scream. In all seriousness though darl, this new aged "entitlement", has infected the World, and it's ripping all our communities apart. Xx I'm also an invisible disability, with a sticker. It's a physical challenge to not just be in a chair 24/7 nowadays. On my good days if i manage to get to the shop, I'm always questioned and told I'm "not allowed to use my parent's sticker fraudulently". IT SUCKS! It's my sticker!!
Stupidity doesn't discriminate . It cares Not in the least Yur gender , religion, race , shoe size , age , I.Q. , or what You identify as , nor what Yur pronouns are . Just Show what Yur Disabilitie IS , and we can all go our seperate ways . The energy it takes to just maintain My composure, and Pray the Good Lord binds Me tongue. I'm doin My best ta remain in adult mode .
She does not look disabled unless it's in her reasoning. He has a badge to prove his disability which I assume he would not be given if he weren't. She seems utterly insane when she says I want to park here. I have only sen one other Karen saying a guy with a badge is not disabled. She doesn't look disabled herself. Come to think of it, thst incident took place in the UK. I suppose some American Karens are unjustly disbelieving as the two British Karens I viewed. At least she didn't raise her voice.@@diane4488
This is what it always comes down to. She even says she's entitled. Someone who is disabled, truly disabled, would never question another person's disability. They just want to park there and have never been told no in there life.
This happened to me too. I had just gotten into my car & was preparing to leave. An old lady came to my door and rapped on my car window with the handle of her cane and scared me big time! I cracked the window and said, “Can I help you?” She angrily told me she had to park in the row behind me because I was parked in the handicapped space. When I pointed to the handicapped tag on my mirror she said, “Well, I’m sure YOU are not as handicapped as I AM!” As she walked away cussing while declaring her more severe disability I said to her, “I didn’t realize this was a competition!” Seriously couldn’t believe it. Now, there are many times I don’t get a handicapped spot where I live because they are all occupied. I don’t have a temper tantrum. I just accept that it’ll be a longer walk this time.
My mother had a disease similar to MS. She had a handicap parking permit. One day when she got out of her car someone said, you don’t look handicapped unless it’s mental. I wish I had been with her to clean that person’s plow …..
I got this same treatment whilst packing my dad's shopping into my car, my dad held a blue badge and it was displayed, my dad was a minute or two behind me with his walking stick, and the guy bothering me didn't even give me a chance to explain that I was taking my disabled father shopping.
I do not have to prove to the local authority that, I am disabled! Not everyone that is disabled has to tell the whole world and, No it doesn’t have to be reported to the local Authorities! If, I apply for a Handicap tag, I have my doctor or doctors information that, I can prove, they sign for a tag because, need one do to I am handicap, but, it needs a police officers signature for the license branch, but, you have to say nothing more.Just because, one has a handicap sticker, the person doesn’t necessarily the one doing the driving, just them being a disabled passenger in their spouses car allows them a handicap card and, they can use it for anyone who transports them.
@@sonyafox3271what I meant is that in order to get a blue badge you have to prove to the local authority that you’re in receipt of PIP. The very fact that someone has a blue badge means that you have the right to park in a disabled bay and nobody has the right to question it.
Had a friend lose a leg in Iraq. He parked in a handicap spot and a woman similar to this said he can’t park there because he didn’t look handicapped. A very similar argument insued and he ended it by opening his door, putting his prosthetic leg on the ground and turned so he could put his stub in it before standing up. He didn’t like to drive with it on. She about came unglued saying that it’s inappropriate to remove his leg in public. I’m turning red trying not to laugh. When we get out of the store she is there telling the police how he isn’t disabled and that he needs to be arrested. The officer took one look at my friends leg and arrested the woman for false reporting. I didn’t hold my laughing in after that.
My amputee hubby had the same type situation, he got out of his truck, hopped two hops using the truck as a crutch, took out his wheel chair and plopped down in it asking the lady “if the missing leg isn’t enough, how about the wheel chair? That do it for you?” She just turned and walked away.
Pity you didn’t take a video and monetize it as entertainment 😂! Lots of people would pay a token fee to see that, you’d make a fortune from the volume 😂…
I had someone questioning me why I was in a handicapped parking spot once. She didn’t see the placard, I told her to look at my plates. She shut up real quick
There’s some people out there who don’t look disabled but have disabilities. It’s called a hidden disability. There’s dyslexia, Aspergers, autism, dyspraxia. There’s some that are kind of obvious but people get looked at funny like torrents syndrome. People need to understand that because someone, (who has a hidden disability), doesn’t look disabled doesn’t mean that they’re not disabled. This woman needs to be educated
My dad had kidney disease and looked perfectly fine. He could only walk about twenty feet before having to sit and rest. People need to mind their business.
My sister had a liver transplant at the age of 21 because of a natural condition with it … she looks normal and gets challenged all the time about parking 🅿️ as she’s got a badge
I get looks all the time, I’ve just received a kidney transplant a month ago after being on dialysis for 7 years.. if only they knew what we go through
When I became disabled ( vehicle accident) I got behind on some bills, I got a phone call from a collector and he asked how long do I expect to be perminantly disabled.... some people amaze me to no end
I have 2 very painful conditions. I look healthy but I'm in near constant pain 24/7. I did have someone confront me about parking in the handicapped parking space and I had a placard. I told them not every disability is visible and severe pain can cause disability. They shut up.
I am disabled, I have a disabled plate on my car.. you wouldn’t believe how often I have typically older people who scream at me and tell me I’m not allowed to park in ‘their’ space. Just because you can’t SEE my disability unless I’m having a REALLY bad day doesn’t make me any less disabled. Recently has a 65ish year old woman scream at me and actually call police because she felt I was abusing a parent or grandparents plate and using it for myself. She kept demanding to know what was wrong with me and finally just to try and defuse the situation I told her I had extremely severe Arthritis and POTS she looks at me and blinks and then says ‘So!’ I asked since she was so concerned what was her disability she says ‘well Duh I’m Old!’ I just laughed as the police pulled up and she is ranting that I’m clearly driving someone else’s car because I OBVIOUSLY am not disabled. The officer quickly compares my plate to my DL and then does the same to her.. which she put up quite the fuss about.. hilariously HER tag wasn’t hers it was her husbands who was not in the car with her… I went about my shopping she got the ticket!
@@yakkaz I get so frustrated with people. I’m very conscious about others.. when I’m having a good day, I don’t utilize a disabled space, I save them for someone who might need it more, but then when you see someone with NO TAG or placard park there that makes me mad
I got into it with a guy over a handicapped parking spot. He claimed he needed it for a broken neck, but wanted to fight me. I found a place to park and went in. He spotted me and started approaching until he noticed I had a pronounced limp and used a cane. He quickly went the other direction.
I got called out of my store to deal with an altercation like this a few years ago. The woman accused the other woman of not being disabled. The woman started taking her fake leg off its was horrifying and embarrassing that she had to prove it to a stranger over a car parking space.
I was absolutely chastised like a 5 year old outside a store in my town a few years ago when I took one of these parking spaces. The woman kept telling me over and over I had no business, ignoring my permit completely. The funniest parts were when she said I didn't need to park close (even though I had to use a cane to hold myself up from having arthritis in my spine) and she was going to call the police to have me ticketed and towed. You should have seen the look on her face when I told her to go ahead and call them because she'd look real stupid when they look into her complaint and they'd likely send her a bill for wasting their time 😂😂
She spent more time walking back-and-forth and arguing than she would have of she parked a couple of spots down. On a funnier note, I do enjoy watching the people wait and even fight for parking spots closest to the door at the gym. Just to go run on a treadmill for an hour.🤷
I have had 3 back surgeries, and walking long distances is very hard for me. I have a handicap tag. On the days I don't hurt too bad, I don't park in handicap but most days I do. I have had people tell me "you're not disabled, you're too young to be disabled" I find this ridiculous. How can anyone question anyone else's disability. I have a physically healthy friend who has some mental disabilities. It is hard for her to even leave her house, hard for her to go into public. She has a disability plaque... people have come up to her too, and she hurries back into her car. That kind of crap makes her anxiety, which is already bad because she's out of her house, way worse. These people need to mind their business.
I had an elderly couple yell at me for parking into a space, they were yelling because I was younger, I was 40s, they were 60-70..I got out of the car wearing a steel, full body back brace since I broke my back in 3 places.. they both turned red and profusely apologized to me, I accepted and told them "Never judge a disability only by what you can see. Have a good day "
I understand that about when people don't see all of you and they judge you. But when you get out of your vehicle and they see the reason you have a handicap parking permit, they usually get quiet. I know how you feel when you're questioned about being disabled. People give me the look of disbelief and they were see my cane and my limp when I walk. Take care 8⚘😊
This is my life. I don't "Look" disabled but I also can't walk for longer than 5 min without my legs popping out of socket causing immense pain. Yet because I am 28 but look 18 I cant park in a Disabled parking without judgement. As it is my own family treats me like I am faking it. Honestly maybe one day ill be this lady because you eventually lose your mind constantly being told by everyone else around you what you can and cant do or say, or how you really feel. My sanity is gone.
Uhg! I was temporarily disabled after hip surgery and had a mirror placard. I had just pulled into my spot and an older man was knocking on my window before I even turned the car off. I cracked it, and he said 'I see you walk into this office every day, so I know full well you don't need to park here.' I pulled my placard out of my bag, put it on the mirror and said, '80 percent of disabilities are acquired in adulthood. Thankfully mine is only temporary.' I then grabbed my crutches that were laying in the back seat and gimped into the building. Eff people that can't mind their own.
Just need to tell you that you 150% just told my exact story/situation for the past 18 months. Next week I go in for my 2nd total R Hip arthroplasty revision (4th surgery, 2nd titanium hip….only lasted 10 months not 10yrs 😢). I’m 43, NO ONE believes my placard is mine. At least once a week I get someone froggy enuf to confront/challenge or “Karen” me. When you said reach in the back seat for your crutches I had to see the name of who made this comment cuz I legit thought that i had already commented and I randomly came across my own comment Sorry, but it kinda blew my mind to hear (read) my life coming out of someone else’s mouth (fingertips)
I get this all the time, I even had a cop tell me to go back to my vehicle while he ran my tag and ID so he could decide if I fraudulently got the placard because he didn’t think I was disabled. Knowing my rights and having recorded him, I proceeded to my destination instead. Came out to a ticket. Called and requested a hearing and for the deputy to be required to attend. Arrived with the video, my medical records, an ADA advocate, and the laws concerning hippa as well as traffic/parking while disabled. Of course my ticket was tossed, but we requested he be made to take remedial classes without pay and do 40 hrs of community service with disabled people who “ don’t look disabled” and it was granted. During this we learned that if someone, like this lady in the video, does this, you can have them arrested for a hate crime, harassing, and stalking.
Was this in the US? If so, what state? I face this a lot on my “good” days when I’m able to leave my cane in the car because I can make it to a shopping cart to use for support.
@@Kimberlymogan I’m currently near Portland, Oregon… but if hubby gets his wish, we will be moving out to New Albany, OH area once they get the new Intel manufacturing facility up and running… he’s hoping for a transfer.
@@heathersanders6795 well if so, welcome to Ohio. We have Google, Microsoft, Intel and a few other silicon valley type companies who bought land and are opening here. If you move here you will have to let me know and we can go have coffee or something
I had this once too ... at this restaurant there is only one handicap stall. This lady tells me that I'm suppose to park there only to drop off my passenger and leave to she can park there...????? I wonder which disabled parking law she read???
I was recovering from a horrible accident and couldn’t walk. I have a the disabled parking permit yet it’s my husband that drives. We need the extra wide disable parking to get me in and out of my wheelchair. I had just had my third surgery and in the road as we were moving cross country. We stayed the night in some back water town in Wyoming in a hotel that was mostly empty. Not one person in disabled parking. We were towing a trailer so my husband would pull in sideways taking up the entire disabled parking to get me out, get me to our room and go back and move the car. So next morning he did the reverse.. pulled up in the empty parking lot disabled and came into get our luggage and as he was putting it in the car a lady out there telling him how rude he was.. saying he shouldn’t be in disabled.. mind you parking lot was empty and it was about 6:30 am and he ignored her 100%.. I was watching from the window a few feet away. He told her he didn’t have time to listen to her and if she had a problem to take it to the front desk.. and left her out there puffing on her cigarette.. next to the door BTW.. not the 30 ft required distance from the door.. while he came to get me. Should have seen her face when he wheeled me out and helped me into the car. People constantly give him looks because he’s able bodied but don’t take it in to consideration that it’s the passenger that is disabled !
I worry about this every time I have to take my 90yr old aunt to a door, then park. I park in handicap with her tag so she's not standing alone too long when we leave.
You’re right! She reminds me of the hookah smoking caterpillar in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland! He was always pouting, the corners of his mouth pointing downward in disdain…
This is precisely the kind of woman who would report you to the stasi, and then look bewildered when no one wants to be around her after all the collected info gets released at the end of the cold war.
I've seen both sides here. I have a back-injury from a serious car-accident, but show little out-ward sign of it much of the time. Disabilities are not always visually obvious. As it happens I don't have a disabled badge, or use their spaces. But I wouldn't dream of using one, without the blue-badge, and I completely get those who are appalled by those who employ faked badges at the cost of making life even more difficult who need the extra width or proximity of disabled spaces. So I can't condemn her.
She doesn’t “look” disabled either! If she truly is disabled, she should know better than to say such a thing. My mom had an invisible disability and lived in agony every day. I’ll never forget one year, on my birthday, we were approached by a complete douche of a man who berated us for parking in a disabled parking spot. She had a parking pass but only ever used it on her really bad days because she wanted to make sure the disabled spots were available to those who needed them most. The man claimed to be a doctor and followed us around the store continuing his tirade. I finally reported him to the store.
Big solidarity hugs, I’m visibly disabled, my legs look like matchstick and I spasm very visibly, i use a wheelchair and I STILL get “you don’t look disabled” and I have no fucking clue why, you can see the deformity even through trousers, some of them I’ve pushed on it and asked wtf they mean, I usually get “bc you’re smiling” “bc you’re young” or “I’ve seen disabled people and they don’t dress like that” (which is the funniest bc I can only wear pjs, joggers or sweatpants shorts bc of my disability) EVEN AFTER SHOWING THEM MY LEGS! I’m saying this to support invisibly disabled people, and hopefully undo some gaslighting, these people dgaf about if it’s real or visible or not, they just hate disabled people and don’t want us to be in public/accomodated and hide behind “disbelief” so it seems like they don’t 💜💜💜
As a Career Counsellor, I sent a well qualified man to an interview with his guide dog. The employer called me right after & asked if he would be bringing that dog to work "every day?" I said, "no, no, just on the days he can't see!!" I couldn't help myself, sorry.
The one thing they don't seem to care as if they can't see the disability then in their narrow minded brains that said person is not disabled, OR disabled enough for them.
The fact she said "she's entitled to that parking space" says everything you need to know. She feels entitled to it. So, nobody but her is disabled? That's just crazy.
That person should have said to her you don't look disabled either so by your own words you are not disabled either so go away you Abel bodied person you aught to be ashamed of yourself trying to take a parking space from a disabled person
What planet do you see this from? I would LOVE to visit. Our local grocery has curbside parking spots just for handicapped. With clear signage. And vehicles must have signs or plates. Everyday, there is a vehicle without signage parked in one of those spaces. The store gave up trying to enforce the rules. Summers are the worst, as tourists park there "just running in".
@@ecouturehandmades5166 I'm not saying people aren't entitled, they definitely are. I'm saying I've never seen an entitled person blatantly say "I am entitled." The fact that this woman did is hilarious to me.
I’m a blind person and have a disabled parking pass. Obviously I don’t drive but my son takes me to get groceries etc. we have been yelled at many times by people who don’t think we should be parking in a handicapped spot (until I get my guide dog and white cane out. ). People really do need to leave other people alone. It’s none of your business what someone’s disability is. We had to fill out loads of paperwork with our doctors to get our parking passes so even if you “think” someone looks healthy, just get over it and go on your way.
I'm also a visually impaired person and have a blue badge.. the amount of looks I apparently get is hilarious. I can't see them looking but my husband always tells me that he's ready and waiting for someone to say something. Its none of anybodiesa business and it makes me laugh people thinking they're more entitled over someone else. We only park in the disabled bays if there's plenty available , if there isn't many we will perk as close to the disabled spaces as possible as I wouldn't want to take away from a wheelchair user / someone who needs the extra space rather than just being closer to the store
Sadly i have had this experience a few times. I served for 11 years and was medically retired. I don't look disabled, but i have a staff to help me walk at times. I have severe damage to my back. I can sprain my ankle just by walking and need surgery. Both of my knees are damaged, and my arms from my elbows down have nerve damage. There is so much more too, but you wouldn't know looking at me. Some of us didnt ask for that plate, but we use it. Oh and yes the disability parking gets filled quite often so we have to take regular parking. I try to park close because I can only handle so much walking before my back is killing me.
😂 She is walking around and taking pictures. She doesn’t “look disabled” either. 😂 I have spinal stenosis. I can’t walk far either. Many people have disabilities that aren’t visible. “I’m entitled.” Yes, luv, that’s it. 😂
@@terre08there are laws regarding asking, but they may only apply to business. I work at a museum that does not allow pets. However, anyone can walk in with their dog and walk in because we can’t ask them if the dog is a service animal or not. (vest or no vest… but vests mean little any more because you can just buy them online) The only thing we can do is if the animal causes a disturbance. Although I’ve never once seen them ask anyone to leave, even when the dog was barking and clearly causing a disturbance and making other guests uncomfortable. Management was too afraid of getting a bad review or getting sued.
Yeah, it’s not against the law to question someone about their disability, However,it is quite rude and disrespectful however, if you go up to a person and, ask that! Especially, if your not a doctor, nurse, a doctor’s secretary, a testing technician, a hospital or someone with The Social Security Administration, The DFC/ The Department Of Family And Child Services, The Human Resources Services Office/ Community Services where they are eligible to receive or may already receive benefits. If you are a total stranger your not entitled to pry in another person’s business, just like you they are human, you treat them just the same as you would another person. I became disabled right before, I turned 30 and, been nearly disabled close to 40 yrs and, let me tell you, I have had people say some rude things and just assume what they have NO Knowledge of! No One has to explain their self to NO ONE! People Like To Just Be Nosey As 👺🔥! No Joke 💯%‼️🤦🏼♀️🙊🤦🏼♀️🙊 On top of people that like to be nosy, they also like to be bullies!
I am so sick of people like this... as a 67 yo disabled grandma ... I have Lupus SLE and have had 28 surgeries since my appendix ruptured at 21 .. I have had a had both knees, an ankle and my right shoulder replaced... broken both my heels and shattered a couple discs ... but I don't necessarily look disabled until I try to stand up (scoliosis) straight and can't walk without struggling. 😢yet people like this Karen give me dirty looks. Really ridiculous.
I've been accused of not being disabled. I grew so tired of defending myself that I went 2yrs without renewing. Now I need it more than ever so I got it back and if stone approaches me, I tell them "feel free to call the police" and I go on about my day. I'm not showing my ID or paperwork to anyone except PD. Just bc I look ok, doesn't mean I am.
Same. Ive been abused by a wheelchair users carer for using an accessible toilet that I did indeed need to use. Not all disabilities are visible. I was also on Disability benefits ay the time, not easy to get if you are not disabled.
In 2009 I had a serious work related accident that damaged a disc and ruptured muscles in my back. I was in intense pain non stop for eight months and took me three years to recover. People would ask me to help lift things or do other things that I couldn't do, so I believe you - not all disabilities are visible.
@@filipeorr7821 5 years ago I was diagnosed with an AVM in my brain. It messed up my balance permanently, so although I too may look fine, I'm not. I don't always use disabled parking, but I will if I can't get a spot next to a cart corral so that I can easily grab one to hang onto instead of having to use my cane.
If you can walk, you have no business using Disabled Parking, I don't care what your internal problems are. You just use it for that little emotional "bump" you get by "getting something extra."
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“You don’t look disabled”
As she stands there, not looking disabled.
That’s exactly what I was thinking.
I came here to make this comment!
She looked very disabled mentally. Sheesh. I feel bad for her.
Having no brain is a disability
She told us she’s mentally disabled without telling us she’s mentally disabled.
My Mother was approached by an elderly man who demanded to know what her disability was. He said, "Well, you don't look disabled." And her reply was so, classy I loved it. She replied, "Well, you don't look stupid either but, then you opened your mouth. I guess looks can be deceiving." 😂
Love that!
That's amazing! I will try to remember for next time😂
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" I am entitled..." she should have ended her statement there. Truer words have never been spoken.
So should that have made him listen? She doesn't look entitled to be parking in a handicap space but she very well may be. We don't know anything about either of these people, but the guy that's parked in the space is probably entitled to be there as well
@@chaseomb9733she is entitled though
Yup
Unusual for Karens to have this much self-awareness. 😂😂
When she said, "You don't look disabled." literally made me cry. I hear this ALL THE TIME, even from my family. Even though I was able to medically retire due to disabilities.
Some of my family members did the same thing to me in the beginning of my life altering condition.
One of them even said "If you don't have a Disability Card, then you're not disabled".
There are numerous parking spaces that are even closer than the designated Disability parking spaces...at least there are where I live.
My late husband was a double above the knee amputee. He drove absolutely beautiful cars using hand controls. When he had his Centennial Corvette many years ago, a woman, very much like this gem, came up to the window lecturing us about parking handicap and also accusing us of having a fake placard. She threatened to call the police, we laughed and said, “Go ahead. We’ll wait.” She was parked behind us and refused to move anyway. About 10 minutes later a policeman arrived and when the lady’s back was turned, my husband opened his door, assembled his wheelchair and rolled up to the front of his car. He sat there, arms crossed, just waiting. The officer pointed to my husband as she was ranting and when she turned around the look on her face was priceless! The woman started coming towards my husband yelling at him for not telling her that he didn’t have legs and that he was in a wheelchair. He just nodded his head and laughed at her. The officer warned her to calm down before she caught some serious charges.
In the end, she received tickets for being illegally parked (behind us) with no hazards as well as having expired registration 😂 It was beautiful
thank you. i love that story :D
It's always beautiful to enjoy karma at work!
Oh that's fantastic! Not the lack of legs, of course, but the Karen being an idiot. I'm also sorry for your loss. 😢 I do hope you are doing okay enough. I know how loss is, sadly. Hugs 🫂
I have disabilities, but you can't just see them. I have my limbs and I "don't look" disabled. I'm not to the point of needing wheelchair, but I do have a cane and sometimes I need to use those little Mart carts in stores, especially big ones. I try my best not to, unless I'm having a severely painful day and absolutely have no choice but to go to store myself. I don't trust Walmart delivery of groceries and stuff bc the separate company that has the pickers and drivers will steal your groceries. I get all sorts of dirty looks, and I understand them, but the assumption that I'm young (35) so it's impossible for me to be disabled is just aggravating. There are children BORN with heart defects and cancer and all sorts of problems, so how do they know that's not the case?! I don't have those, but I was injured really bad in an accident at 17. My while left foot/leg, hip, and back are all screwed up. If you see me walk you can tell, but you can't "see" anything else. I walk like a penguin on my really bad days and use my cane. I still work bc I don't have a choice. I have neuropathy in my legs and feet. I don't have a disabled placard right now bc I'm trying to walk and get what exercise I can in. That lady in the video was able to walk around and take pictures and stand there, she didn't "look" disabled either! Those people drive me nuts. My mom is very disabled and can barely walk. People see me get out of the car first and give me evil looks, but when I get out my mom's wheelchair and they see her, their attitudes change.
My hubby is missing a finger due to a work accident. He can still use the hand and works, etc. He was pushing change of the counter into his hand to give it to a customer and she commented that he was dropping more money than he was getting, and he said, "Well, I'm missing a finger so it's hard to not drop stuff when you have a hole there." Her eyes got wide and she started apologizing. The finger is gone from his right hand, good dominant hand, so it's just natural for him to put that hand under to catch. He's only been missing it for 4 years, but it's hard to change something you've done for 42 years. I'm sorry your husband had to deal with idiots like this lady. ❤
That IS beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I'm living vicariously through your story. 😅 The guy that verbally accosted me over a spot got away with it. Long story short, my then 5 year old, in the seat behind me, had cerebral palsy. He walked with lots therapy. The guy left smug, just not getting it. He was a nice looking professional guy in a suit too. I was totally caught off guard. Even when I explained, he said my son wasn't disabled "enough". 🙄 I shouldn't have to explain to people that he is at risk walking in a parking lot. He had multiple falls per day. And was shorter than the back of a car when people back up. They can't see him. You really made me smile. ❤
Now that’s what you call karma!! 😂✌️♥️
Someone saying "you don't look disabled" while walking around for 15 minutes and claiming they deserve the space more is some top notch irony.
Absolutely top notch irony here for certain 😅
I was going to say the same thing but you said it for me lol. She's wandering around arguing. I couldn't stand up and walk around for that long.
How do you know she hast got a diss Alex family member she has to care for. That’s the whole point I’m disabled parking.
@@MrPokerblot Honestly that would make her argument even worse. If she is someone taking care of a disabled person she should be even more aware of how awful the "you don't look disabled" argument is, not to mention the guy recording clearly stated he has the card which allows him to park there, at that point telling him that he is faking a disability and demanding he hands over the parking space is just peak entitled Karen behaviour.
@@mohaa556 yeah but he has a fake card. You can tell by his voice
🙄 If a person has a disabled parking permit, they have had to get it from a medical provider. This woman looks fairly able bodied herself.
Yes, but I have a former friend with a disability. One of his arms is atrophied. He has a disability permit. He is a vigorous guy who can easily park at the back of the lot and sprint to the store and back no problem. This woman could have cancer or fibromyaligia or chronic fatigue syndrome and really needs to park close. Is she in the wrong if this guy also has a permit? Yes. But it is something to think about. She should not assume but nor should we.
She's likely projecting
Never judge a book by its cover. For all you know her disability may be due to other medical issues. Disability comes in many forms. My 80 year old mom is disabled yet she can walk. Her disability is due to lung disease and she cannot walk through the store without fear of dropping out from lack of oxygen. Now what?
Too many people are using other family members parking permit and taking up parking places. I have called the police and had over 100 cars and trucks towed to empound. I have a permit but don't use it all the time. I could if I wanted to, but there are people who need it more than me.
@@user-vg6pj2my2n I completely agree and she looked really desperate.
I had open heart surgery when I was 18 years old. After my surgery one of the nurses was nice enough to help me get registered for a temporary disability tag for my Nana's car since she drove me everywhere I needed to go. My doctor gave me strick instructions to not walk long distances for a little while, to slowly rebuild how far and long I could walk. So anytime I needed something from Walmart or a bigger store like that my Nana would park in a normal parking spot and go get me whatever I needed. But when I would need to go to a smaller store like Dollar Tree she would park in a disabled parking spot and let me walk myself in.
One day my Nana took me to a dollar tree so I could pick up some small stuff. She parked in the disabled spot, put the tab on and said to text her if I needed any help inside. After buying what I needed I texted my Nana and asked if she could pick me up directly in front of the store cause I was already starting to feel out of breath. She said okay. I walked outside to see this lady literally blocking my Nana from getting out of the handicap spot. She was yelling at my Nana that the tag was fake cause it was red and that she would call the cops. I was already physically tired so I yelled at the lady to move so my Nana could get to me. The lady marched up to me and started yelling that she was gonna call the cops on my Nana for having a fake tag. I told the lady calmly that the tag was temporary and not for Nana's use but mine. The lady yelled at me that I didn't look disabled and tried to get closer to me. I asked the woman not to because I can't moved backwards very well and showered her my surgery wound that still had the tape over it cause it wasn't fully healed. She tried to double down and actually called the police. A woman in the store saw this happening and came out asking if I needed anything. She was the same gal who checked me out and we chatted a bit and I mentioned to her that I had surgery recently. I asked her if she had a chair I could sit on till the cops arrived and she brought me one. My Nana pulled up to the curb and we waited with the lady till the cops came. She kept going on and on while we were waiting. When the cops finally showed up the were practically hounded by the woman. When they came over to talk to me my Nana turned off her car and came to my side with the tab in hand. The officer asked for both of our IDs, asked who the tab was registered to and for what reason. Looked up the tab and confirmed it was for me and it was a temporary one. When I showed my healing surgery wound and explained to the cop that my doctor was having me practice small distances he agreed we weren't in the wrong and told that lady to not harass people like she did to us. She got a warning and we were allowed to drive home. Thankfully during first 3 months of healing this was the only incident with an unreasonable person we had encountered.
I'm all healed now and will be celebrating 1 year since surgery this August and can now walk much longer distances without much trouble 🥳
Speedy recovery!
It REALLY irritates me that people look at a person using a handicapped parking space, and if they are not in a wheelchair or a scooter, or hobbling, that they assume that they are not deserving of a handicap placard.
Some people have disabilities that are not readily apparent, such as
COPD, or as in your case a heart condition that limits their ability to walk without struggling to breathe or
becoming weak to the point of needing assistance.
Then along become the handicap
Karen Kop, that gets ballistic because you are not in a wheelchair, and gets all butt hurt when you show them your placard and accuses you of it being fake.
They really need to get a life for their
miserable selves.
@@allanpolk2681 I'm just glad the cops in most of these situations agree that these people should just leave everyone else alone and go about their miserable lives
@allanpolk2681 or people with cystic fibrosis who are lucky to breathe. I read a story about a girl that that happened to, so I give people the benefit of the doubt.
@@lindamusser7370 Absolutely Linda. Some people have their on minds picture of what a disability looks like, and if it doesn’t fit in that frame, you are simply not having a disability. SENSELESS.
“I am entitled” said it all 😂
Well in her defence, she said she wanted to park there, not that she needs to.
And it's coming from a woman who is clearly fully capable of walking around just fine her disability must be in her head cause she is clearly mental!!! 😅😅😅😅😂
It’s fake. This guy has 1000s of stupid videos like this. Still funny tho, this woman sounds like she’s on the verge of tears every time she speaks
Bro you hit it. “You don’t even look disabledx” lol
“I’m entitled… TO PARK HERE” why miss out the most important bit and where is the lie
As a teenager I was told , by an elderly man, that I couldn't be disabled because I was too young. How I wish he was right and no children were ever disabled.
Me too
Tell me about it. Ive had arthritis since i was 14 (im almost 40 now and have already had one knee replacement and will need my other knee, right elbow, ankle, and all the knuckles in both hands all replaced, too.) Unfortunately disability isn't reserved for the elderly
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I never realized how painful arthritis could be until I started getting very mild signs of it just recently. My pain tolerance is about 1, if it gets worse with time as my doctor said ... OMG! Just the thought of it makes me want to cry. You have my deepest sympathies!
My Cousin Gloria has had Rheumatic Arthritis, and been in a wheel chair, since she was a child.
I now have both osteo and psoriatic arthritis.
If I walk more than one block, it feels like someone is stabbing me in the hips with ice picks!
p.s. I also have lumbar stenosis which causes my legs to go numb occasionally, just standing still!
(I also have peripheral neuropathy as well, due to a series of frostbite in my feet a few years ago, causing nerve damage.)
I have found over the years that the best way to counter the "you don't look disabled" remark is to take it as an i vitation to explain in great detail, and in a monotonous droning voice, just why I am classed as disabled.
"I have the power to bore you to death if necessary"
When some Karen accuses me of not being disabled, I ask if they wish to explore if I am mentally or physically disabled while doing my best Jack Nickelson imitation 🤣🤣🤣
She doesn't "look" disabled either. She sounds crazy, but doesn't "look" disabled 🤷🏼♀️
Her brain is disabled
i assure you she is disabled lmfaoooo
That's what I said, like if you're also disabled surely you know that majority of disabilities can't be immediately seen or seen at all lady. It's like getting mad at a person in a wheelchair because they can take a max of 2-3 steps without one to get in and out of other chairs/vehicles
Right, as she storms around just fine it seems, huh? This is wild. Does she even hear herself? 😂😂😂
Well….that IS a disability. 🤪
Since she said he's not disabled, he should have asked her if she was disabled cause she didn't look disabled 😂😂😂
Yes she does
This would have been my response
I was bout to say the same. You're standing the fine and walking taking pictures. You don't look disabled either
Very true. She just wanted that spot
Are you sure😂
I have an invisible disability and a blue badge. One time my father drove me to my optician's appointment as I wasn't well enough to drive myself. He rang me as I was coming back out again and told me to walk slowly with an exaggerated limp while looking extremely ill - some Karens (and whatever the male equivalent is) had been giving him grief for being in a disabled parking area. He tried explaining but, you know, Karens...
Think male equivalent is Kevins, or Kyles (which is unfair because I'm a Kyle, but I've heard people say it. I asked to see their manager)
Not all disabilities can be apparent at first glance. Mom had Alzheimers. Dad had lung cancer. I remember the s*** I caught when I went to retrieve an electric cart for disabled shoppers. The rearview mirror disabled hangers are assigned to the PATIENT, not to the vehicle or driver.
At the risk of looking like I'm playing devil's advocate, the Veterans who come back missing body parts, or worse, come back in body bags, their service guaranteed these Karens the freedom to make horse's asses out of themselves.
Besides, craniorectal syndrome is recognized as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities act. This is why Department of Motor Vehicles now has to issue them driver's licenses. This now makes driving far more dangerous.
I am a disabled veteran (below knee amputation) with disabled parking plate, I had a Karen rip into me because I parked in NON-disabled parking space. She said I couldn't take up a normal parking spot if I had a disabled license plate. She got real nasty, observer call the police because of her aggressive behavior. She ended up being arrested, and I still parked in regular parking. Some people are just bat shit crazy.
I agree
Lol😂
You parked in a regular space and she still had a problem?
Absolutely!
In fairness, it would suck for a car with handicapped credentials to take up a really good regular spot when all the best spots are reserved for them and the rest of us still can't park there, rest of the lot full or not.
@@johnwilburn Gen Z...🤦♂️
Just because someone may not look disabled doesn't mean they're not disabled.
Really? 😃
Yes, exactly. Which is why we need to all stand around arguing with each other about who is and who isn't disabled. How else will we settle it?
I know someone who thinks her mum should have a blue badge because she has a hearing impairment?
Not true
@@RichieKrolbs. You cannot see all disabilities. You are not the judge.
I had a friend who was spit on by someone because she parked in a handicap space and was told she was not handicapped, the emblem was on her tags. So she pulled up her shirt and unzipped her pants to show the accuser her ostomy bags and asked “is that handicapped enough for you?” She only used the spaces when her infirmity made her tired. She is now home with the Lord.
Handicapped lol how is the weather there back in 1973
Sorry for your loss my dear
I had to show my ostomy bag in a parking lot once and had left the infusion center. I had handicap license plates too. I can't drive now and use a walker so not just a cane. Hugs. Fatigue is so real. That is why the rolliator.
That's rough...no one should have to prove they're disabled just to fend off nasty strangers.
Had a woman chase me into a big box store loudly saying I had no right to park in a hadicapped space because I looked fine to her. My daughter read her the riot act about me having had several back surgeries. Too bad she didn't notice the shape I was in less than half way through shopping. Leaning heavily on the shopping cart, legs shaking and about to buckle.
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"I AM ENTILTED" These 3 words have destroyed this country!
I pray to your culture never arrivrs here. No ofense, I feel you, I'm sorry that this happens to you guys. It's just that always people here copy your culture... 😢
This behavior is so sick... This womam needs help
What country? Her accent and the word badge implies they are in UK somewhere
I think every new Lexus comes with a disabled driver permit.
I didn’t realize England had many Karens
How dare you?!!
MY Country is being just as destroyed as yours, with those "I am entitled.." words too!
Lol, sorry, I have to laugh or else I'll scream. In all seriousness though darl, this new aged "entitlement", has infected the World, and it's ripping all our communities apart. Xx
I'm also an invisible disability, with a sticker. It's a physical challenge to not just be in a chair 24/7 nowadays. On my good days if i manage to get to the shop, I'm always questioned and told I'm "not allowed to use my parent's sticker fraudulently". IT SUCKS! It's my sticker!!
The way she said "I'm entitled" couldn't have summed up her whole life any better..
IT'S FAKE !! he uses her in other videos playing different characters ... garbage
my exact thoughts
I'm glad I'm not the only one that caught that comment and choked on it!
She's a privileged karen.
This is mental harassment…she is disturbed…she needs treatment.
Hence "disabled"...
Already diagnosed, identified and entitled 😅
“I am entitled to park here”. I’m a disabled Veteran and I will park in that spot if is open. It’s not the end of the world if I don’t get the spot.
She said it! Out loud too “ I am entitled “😂😂😂😂
Stupidity doesn't discriminate . It cares Not in the least Yur gender , religion, race , shoe size , age , I.Q. , or what You identify as , nor what Yur pronouns are . Just Show what Yur Disabilitie IS , and we can all go our seperate ways . The energy it takes to just maintain My composure, and Pray the Good Lord binds Me tongue. I'm doin My best ta remain in adult mode .
Because she's an old bat, that's why.
@@jilljones2414 *your
Caught that! I want it, I’m entitled. Well, that says it all!
Not only that....but she doesn't appear Disabled.
She said it herself “ I am entitled” … say no more 🤣
This is fake.
She's very entitled 😂
I want to park here.
She doesn't look disabled. 😂
She does not look disabled unless it's in her reasoning. He has a badge to prove his disability which I assume he would not be given if he weren't. She seems utterly insane when she says I want to park here. I have only sen one other Karen saying a guy with a badge is not disabled. She doesn't look disabled herself. Come to think of it, thst incident took place in the UK. I suppose some American Karens are unjustly disbelieving as the two British Karens I viewed. At least she didn't raise her voice.@@diane4488
This is what it always comes down to.
She even says she's entitled.
Someone who is disabled, truly disabled, would never question another person's disability.
They just want to park there and have never been told no in there life.
This happened to me too. I had just gotten into my car & was preparing to leave. An old lady came to my door and rapped on my car window with the handle of her cane and scared me big time! I cracked the window and said, “Can I help you?” She angrily told me she had to park in the row behind me because I was parked in the handicapped space. When I pointed to the handicapped tag on my mirror she said, “Well, I’m sure YOU are not as handicapped as I AM!” As she walked away cussing while declaring her more severe disability I said to her, “I didn’t realize this was a competition!”
Seriously couldn’t believe it. Now, there are many times I don’t get a handicapped spot where I live because they are all occupied. I don’t have a temper tantrum. I just accept that it’ll be a longer walk this time.
This "Karen" has obviously taken a professional accredited medical course that allows her to diagnose others from 3 feet away.
Be useful if it actually worked………
@@downhomesunset How so?
Her ability to diagnose the condition of someone's legs without seeing them put her at the top of the class!
My mother had a disease similar to MS. She had a handicap parking permit. One day when she got out of her car someone said, you don’t look handicapped unless it’s mental. I wish I had been with her to clean that person’s plow …..
I got this same treatment whilst packing my dad's shopping into my car, my dad held a blue badge and it was displayed, my dad was a minute or two behind me with his walking stick, and the guy bothering me didn't even give me a chance to explain that I was taking my disabled father shopping.
No need to justify yourself...
“I already proved my disability to the local
authority, I don’t have to prove it to you”
I do not have to prove to the local authority that, I am disabled! Not everyone that is disabled has to tell the whole world and, No it doesn’t have to be reported to the local Authorities! If, I apply for a Handicap tag, I have my doctor or doctors information that, I can prove, they sign for a tag because, need one do to I am handicap, but, it needs a police officers signature for the license branch, but, you have to say nothing more.Just because, one has a handicap sticker, the person doesn’t necessarily the one doing the driving, just them being a disabled passenger in their spouses car allows them a handicap card and, they can use it for anyone who transports them.
@@sonyafox3271what I meant is that in order to get a blue badge you have to prove to the local authority that you’re in receipt of PIP. The very fact that someone has a blue badge means that you have the right to park in a disabled bay and nobody has the right to question it.
@@judithstein2137you don't need pip to qualify for a disabled badge.
Had a friend lose a leg in Iraq. He parked in a handicap spot and a woman similar to this said he can’t park there because he didn’t look handicapped. A very similar argument insued and he ended it by opening his door, putting his prosthetic leg on the ground and turned so he could put his stub in it before standing up. He didn’t like to drive with it on. She about came unglued saying that it’s inappropriate to remove his leg in public. I’m turning red trying not to laugh. When we get out of the store she is there telling the police how he isn’t disabled and that he needs to be arrested. The officer took one look at my friends leg and arrested the woman for false reporting. I didn’t hold my laughing in after that.
Perfect.😅
My amputee hubby had the same type situation, he got out of his truck, hopped two hops using the truck as a crutch, took out his wheel chair and plopped down in it asking the lady “if the missing leg isn’t enough, how about the wheel chair? That do it for you?” She just turned and walked away.
These women are allowed to vote as well, scary
Pity you didn’t take a video and monetize it as entertainment 😂! Lots of people would pay a token fee to see that, you’d make a fortune from the volume 😂…
@@greyberet1 This was before everyone had a video camera in their pocket. Around 05-06 time. It was still a good laugh.
I had someone questioning me why I was in a handicapped parking spot once. She didn’t see the placard, I told her to look at my plates. She shut up real quick
It’s no one’s business what your medical condition is. Period. That’s private protected medical information.🤦♀️
If she gonna play the "you don't look disabled" card, then play it back on them
I was thinking same thing, she didnt look disabled either. Unless rude is a disability? 😂
Entitlement isnt a disability. P off lady
Got to be fake no? Like really?
It is. She's done other videos
"I'm entitled..."
Well it's good to be self aware. 😂
It's even better to be aware enough to recognise a fake video
Underrated comment
@@kevinanderson1642overrated comment. Fake video
"I may not look disabled right now, but wait til I'm in my wheelchair"
There’s some people out there who don’t look disabled but have disabilities. It’s called a hidden disability. There’s dyslexia, Aspergers, autism, dyspraxia. There’s some that are kind of obvious but people get looked at funny like torrents syndrome. People need to understand that because someone, (who has a hidden disability), doesn’t look disabled doesn’t mean that they’re not disabled. This woman needs to be educated
Fuck I hope dyslexics arent getting blue badges 🙄 it's hard enough for me finding a space as it is
My dad had kidney disease and looked perfectly fine. He could only walk about twenty feet before having to sit and rest. People need to mind their business.
My sister had a liver transplant at the age of 21 because of a natural condition with it … she looks normal and gets challenged all the time about parking 🅿️ as she’s got a badge
I get looks all the time, I’ve just received a kidney transplant a month ago after being on dialysis for 7 years.. if only they knew what we go through
Her mental disability doesn't affect her damn legs 😂
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It must be mental. And yes, she's ENTITLED! Call the cops.
😂
She said she wants to park there. Well where is your car? Standing in a parking spot doesn’t make you a car.
😂😂😂 I want to park... but
She doesn't look disabled 😕
When I became disabled ( vehicle accident) I got behind on some bills, I got a phone call from a collector and he asked how long do I expect to be perminantly disabled.... some people amaze me to no end
You can't fix stupid
I am glad to see you stand up to her and you were still respectful about how you handled it
Not all disabilities are visible. Mine isn't. He should have told her she didn't look it either. What a Karen.
That's what I said it immediately shuts down her argument by saying same.
My disability isn't always visible ...have MS so some ays better than others
Her disability is her face
I have 2 very painful conditions. I look healthy but I'm in near constant pain 24/7. I did have someone confront me about parking in the handicapped parking space and I had a placard. I told them not every disability is visible and severe pain can cause disability. They shut up.
I agree that not all is visible in the eyes. My disability was in my spinal, and I had a hard time walking.
"I am entitled..."
Yep you sure are lady.
it's fake, all his vids are
She's walking fine. Why should be able to park there she is walking fine
These ain't real I've seen so many versions of the same thing it's fake bullsheeeet
exactly 😂
@@daylehudson6810exactly
A police officer told me that I didn’t look autistic once …
Look at her jumping about in the car park telling others they aren’t disabled. How dare she judge . 😡😡😡
I am disabled, I have a disabled plate on my car.. you wouldn’t believe how often I have typically older people who scream at me and tell me I’m not allowed to park in ‘their’ space. Just because you can’t SEE my disability unless I’m having a REALLY bad day doesn’t make me any less disabled. Recently has a 65ish year old woman scream at me and actually call police because she felt I was abusing a parent or grandparents plate and using it for myself. She kept demanding to know what was wrong with me and finally just to try and defuse the situation I told her I had extremely severe Arthritis and POTS she looks at me and blinks and then says ‘So!’ I asked since she was so concerned what was her disability she says ‘well Duh I’m Old!’ I just laughed as the police pulled up and she is ranting that I’m clearly driving someone else’s car because I OBVIOUSLY am not disabled. The officer quickly compares my plate to my DL and then does the same to her.. which she put up quite the fuss about.. hilariously HER tag wasn’t hers it was her husbands who was not in the car with her… I went about my shopping she got the ticket!
That was beautiful it made my day
@@yakkaz I get so frustrated with people. I’m very conscious about others.. when I’m having a good day, I don’t utilize a disabled space, I save them for someone who might need it more, but then when you see someone with NO TAG or placard park there that makes me mad
So you are disabled when your big toe hurts once a year ? Got it
I got into it with a guy over a handicapped parking spot. He claimed he needed it for a broken neck, but wanted to fight me.
I found a place to park and went in. He spotted me and started approaching until he noticed I had a pronounced limp and used a cane. He quickly went the other direction.
😂😂😂😂😂
I got called out of my store to deal with an altercation like this a few years ago. The woman accused the other woman of not being disabled. The woman started taking her fake leg off its was horrifying and embarrassing that she had to prove it to a stranger over a car parking space.
I was absolutely chastised like a 5 year old outside a store in my town a few years ago when I took one of these parking spaces. The woman kept telling me over and over I had no business, ignoring my permit completely. The funniest parts were when she said I didn't need to park close (even though I had to use a cane to hold myself up from having arthritis in my spine) and she was going to call the police to have me ticketed and towed. You should have seen the look on her face when I told her to go ahead and call them because she'd look real stupid when they look into her complaint and they'd likely send her a bill for wasting their time 😂😂
It isn't a fake leg. It's an artificial limb.
She spent more time walking back-and-forth and arguing than she would have of she parked a couple of spots down.
On a funnier note, I do enjoy watching the people wait and even fight for parking spots closest to the door at the gym. Just to go run on a treadmill for an hour.🤷
I have had 3 back surgeries, and walking long distances is very hard for me. I have a handicap tag. On the days I don't hurt too bad, I don't park in handicap but most days I do. I have had people tell me "you're not disabled, you're too young to be disabled" I find this ridiculous. How can anyone question anyone else's disability.
I have a physically healthy friend who has some mental disabilities. It is hard for her to even leave her house, hard for her to go into public. She has a disability plaque... people have come up to her too, and she hurries back into her car. That kind of crap makes her anxiety, which is already bad because she's out of her house, way worse. These people need to mind their business.
Dare I say…she doesn’t look disabled either!
Uhm some disabilities are not physical - hers is in between her ears
Mental Retardation is a Handicap!! Do you really need more proof out of this lady??
@@anaderol5408 LOL!
Man y’all must be disabled as well if you can’t tell that this is staged/completely fake lol
No visible disability, but she drives?
I had an elderly couple yell at me for parking into a space, they were yelling because I was younger, I was 40s, they were 60-70..I got out of the car wearing a steel, full body back brace since I broke my back in 3 places.. they both turned red and profusely apologized to me, I accepted and told them "Never judge a disability only by what you can see. Have a good day "
60-70 is NOT elderly!!
@@JoyceB-qv9xqI mean 60-70 is definitely elderly
@@harrylaw8230 Sorry but when galloping toward 90 - 60-70 is not elderly.
I understand that about when people don't see all of you and they judge you. But when you get out of your vehicle and they see the reason you have a handicap parking permit, they usually get quiet. I know how you feel when you're questioned about being disabled. People give me the look of disbelief and they were see my cane and my limp when I walk. Take care 8⚘😊
“You. Are. Not. Authorized.” I’m dying. Even the English Karen’s are polite
This is my life. I don't "Look" disabled but I also can't walk for longer than 5 min without my legs popping out of socket causing immense pain. Yet because I am 28 but look 18 I cant park in a Disabled parking without judgement. As it is my own family treats me like I am faking it. Honestly maybe one day ill be this lady because you eventually lose your mind constantly being told by everyone else around you what you can and cant do or say, or how you really feel. My sanity is gone.
When severe entitlement is your disability…
You said it!!
"I am entitled..." 🤣
Well, at least she knows, that's the first step.
I've never actually heard of a Karen blatantly saying that.
I'm truly shocked more than I've ever been lol
And knowing is half the battle!
Ya and that's her problem
😂😂😊
I just say "what do you mean?" over & over again...drives Karens insane...😂😂😂😂😂
She said you don't look disabled... she WALKED up to the car to say this😂
Right? Lmao 😂
Not all disabilities involve mobility issues as she assumes
I've been disabled since 2004 and still get people saying I'm not disabled
"You don't look disabled" says the woman who doesn't look disabled lol
She has dementia and thinks he's a mirror 🪞 lol.
She obviously is have you seen the condition of her brain?
Actually she is , mentally…
@@aliasmoonbyRayiatrue but some how i think disabled car parks arnt meant for the mentaly disabled
Lol. You beat me to it! On same page.
Uhg! I was temporarily disabled after hip surgery and had a mirror placard. I had just pulled into my spot and an older man was knocking on my window before I even turned the car off. I cracked it, and he said 'I see you walk into this office every day, so I know full well you don't need to park here.' I pulled my placard out of my bag, put it on the mirror and said, '80 percent of disabilities are acquired in adulthood. Thankfully mine is only temporary.' I then grabbed my crutches that were laying in the back seat and gimped into the building. Eff people that can't mind their own.
Just need to tell you that you 150% just told my exact story/situation for the past 18 months. Next week I go in for my 2nd total R Hip arthroplasty revision (4th surgery, 2nd titanium hip….only lasted 10 months not 10yrs 😢).
I’m 43, NO ONE believes my placard is mine. At least once a week I get someone froggy enuf to confront/challenge or “Karen” me. When you said reach in the back seat for your crutches I had to see the name of who made this comment cuz I legit thought that i had already commented and I randomly came across my own comment
Sorry, but it kinda blew my mind to hear (read) my life coming out of someone else’s mouth (fingertips)
You are not actually entitled to use disabled parking for a temporary disability such as a broken leg etc.
@@ritamarchi2168In UK you can get a badge for a temporary period of time.
Many people DO abuse the space
@@ritamarchi2168That is NOT true. You can get a temporary placard for a certain amount of time.
“You don’t look disabled”. Irony overload!!!😂😂😂😂😂
What don't you understand🤨as she told you🤔SHE SHE IS ENTITLED🤨😑🤣
“I am ENTITLED!!!”
-Couldn’t have put it better myself
Its scripted
I get this all the time, I even had a cop tell me to go back to my vehicle while he ran my tag and ID so he could decide if I fraudulently got the placard because he didn’t think I was disabled. Knowing my rights and having recorded him, I proceeded to my destination instead. Came out to a ticket. Called and requested a hearing and for the deputy to be required to attend. Arrived with the video, my medical records, an ADA advocate, and the laws concerning hippa as well as traffic/parking while disabled. Of course my ticket was tossed, but we requested he be made to take remedial classes without pay and do 40 hrs of community service with disabled people who “ don’t look disabled” and it was granted. During this we learned that if someone, like this lady in the video, does this, you can have them arrested for a hate crime, harassing, and stalking.
Was this in the US? If so, what state? I face this a lot on my “good” days when I’m able to leave my cane in the car because I can make it to a shopping cart to use for support.
@@heathersanders6795 Columbus Ohio
@@Kimberlymogan I’m currently near Portland, Oregon… but if hubby gets his wish, we will be moving out to New Albany, OH area once they get the new Intel manufacturing facility up and running… he’s hoping for a transfer.
@@heathersanders6795 well if so, welcome to Ohio. We have Google, Microsoft, Intel and a few other silicon valley type companies who bought land and are opening here. If you move here you will have to let me know and we can go have coffee or something
@@Kimberlymogan sounds like fun. Provided between Fibromyalgia and ADHD, I remember this tomorrow.
I had this once too ... at this restaurant there is only one handicap stall. This lady tells me that I'm suppose to park there only to drop off my passenger and leave to she can park there...????? I wonder which disabled parking law she read???
He identifies as a disabled person, which means he can legally park there.
I was recovering from a horrible accident and couldn’t walk. I have a the disabled parking permit yet it’s my husband that drives. We need the extra wide disable parking to get me in and out of my wheelchair. I had just had my third surgery and in the road as we were moving cross country. We stayed the night in some back water town in Wyoming in a hotel that was mostly empty. Not one person in disabled parking. We were towing a trailer so my husband would pull in sideways taking up the entire disabled parking to get me out, get me to our room and go back and move the car. So next morning he did the reverse.. pulled up in the empty parking lot disabled and came into get our luggage and as he was putting it in the car a lady out there telling him how rude he was.. saying he shouldn’t be in disabled.. mind you parking lot was empty and it was about 6:30 am and he ignored her 100%.. I was watching from the window a few feet away. He told her he didn’t have time to listen to her and if she had a problem to take it to the front desk.. and left her out there puffing on her cigarette.. next to the door BTW.. not the 30 ft required distance from the door.. while he came to get me. Should have seen her face when he wheeled me out and helped me into the car. People constantly give him looks because he’s able bodied but don’t take it in to consideration that it’s the passenger that is disabled !
I worry about this every time I have to take my 90yr old aunt to a door, then park. I park in handicap with her tag so she's not standing alone too long when we leave.
Sweetheart my prayers today are only for you. I hope everyone treats you with kindness love and respect ❤
"entitled" is the right word...
She hasn't smiled in the last 53 years.
Love your answer 😂😂😂😂😂
Probably hasn’t gotten laid either… that might be her problem!
Probably the last time she got laid
You’re right! She reminds me of the hookah smoking caterpillar in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland! He was always pouting, the corners of his mouth pointing downward in disdain…
Hasn't had any trouser snake either in 53 years.
This is precisely the kind of woman who would report you to the stasi, and then look bewildered when no one wants to be around her after all the collected info gets released at the end of the cold war.
I've seen both sides here. I have a back-injury from a serious car-accident, but show little out-ward sign of it much of the time. Disabilities are not always visually obvious. As it happens I don't have a disabled badge, or use their spaces. But I wouldn't dream of using one, without the blue-badge, and I completely get those who are appalled by those who employ faked badges at the cost of making life even more difficult who need the extra width or proximity of disabled spaces. So I can't condemn her.
She doesn’t “look” disabled either! If she truly is disabled, she should know better than to say such a thing. My mom had an invisible disability and lived in agony every day. I’ll never forget one year, on my birthday, we were approached by a complete douche of a man who berated us for parking in a disabled parking spot. She had a parking pass but only ever used it on her really bad days because she wanted to make sure the disabled spots were available to those who needed them most. The man claimed to be a doctor and followed us around the store continuing his tirade. I finally reported him to the store.
Shes absolutely disabled wym. Her disability is delusion to think she is entitled to anything let alone a parking space
Its fake
@@keithjordan9377 Even if it is, there are plenty of people who have experiences even worse than this.
She is mentally disabled
yeah she sounds disabled tho.
"I want to park here" nuff said.
so true, mate
I hate when people say You are not disabled!!
I am on disability and have plates with a disabled plates, but I can walk, but not as far as others.
Big solidarity hugs, I’m visibly disabled, my legs look like matchstick and I spasm very visibly, i use a wheelchair and I STILL get “you don’t look disabled” and I have no fucking clue why, you can see the deformity even through trousers, some of them I’ve pushed on it and asked wtf they mean, I usually get “bc you’re smiling” “bc you’re young” or “I’ve seen disabled people and they don’t dress like that” (which is the funniest bc I can only wear pjs, joggers or sweatpants shorts bc of my disability) EVEN AFTER SHOWING THEM MY LEGS!
I’m saying this to support invisibly disabled people, and hopefully undo some gaslighting, these people dgaf about if it’s real or visible or not, they just hate disabled people and don’t want us to be in public/accomodated and hide behind “disbelief” so it seems like they don’t 💜💜💜
As a Career Counsellor, I sent a well qualified man to an interview with his guide dog. The employer called me right after & asked if he would be bringing that dog to work "every day?" I said, "no, no, just on the days he can't see!!" I couldn't help myself, sorry.
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😂😂 bravo! Excellent response!
I’m 39 disabled and I get this all the time. Not all disabilities are visible.
The one thing they don't seem to care as if they can't see the disability then in their narrow minded brains that said person is not disabled, OR disabled enough for them.
I'm 56 and get it all the time. Shame people can't see inside 😊my lungs ears and my spine!!
Was she able to get that permit, because of a mental disability ?LOL😂
Plus, as you know, some days are better than others, depending on the disability.
Especially since it’s difficult to separate the fakers from the invisible disabilities
in the best oprah voice, YOU ARENT DISABLED! NO, YOU ARENT DISABLED. Wow its getting heated 😂
"OK congratulations".....LOL
The fact she said "she's entitled to that parking space" says everything you need to know. She feels entitled to it. So, nobody but her is disabled? That's just crazy.
Rotten lady
I would be willing to bet that this is fake
That's one thing disabled people r the only entitled I think but yea looked fake but everything is for views this world has became fake
@@aep23111 this probably is but I’m sure this shit happens
That person should have said to her you don't look disabled either so by your own words you are not disabled either so go away you Abel bodied person you aught to be ashamed of yourself trying to take a parking space from a disabled person
I have literally never heard a person outright say "I am entitled." 😂
What planet do you see this from? I would LOVE to visit.
Our local grocery has curbside parking spots just for handicapped. With clear signage. And vehicles must have signs or plates.
Everyday, there is a vehicle without signage parked in one of those spaces. The store gave up trying to enforce the rules.
Summers are the worst, as tourists park there "just running in".
@@ecouturehandmades5166 I'm not saying people aren't entitled, they definitely are. I'm saying I've never seen an entitled person blatantly say "I am entitled." The fact that this woman did is hilarious to me.
Lmao I couldn't believe she just said that. I was like "no shit you are"
It's ALWAYS implied.
Nah but actors would say that😂
Well, that's the calmest Karen I've ever seen
She summed it up perfectly with one word: entitled
I’m a blind person and have a disabled parking pass. Obviously I don’t drive but my son takes me to get groceries etc. we have been yelled at many times by people who don’t think we should be parking in a handicapped spot (until I get my guide dog and white cane out. ). People really do need to leave other people alone. It’s none of your business what someone’s disability is. We had to fill out loads of paperwork with our doctors to get our parking passes so even if you “think” someone looks healthy, just get over it and go on your way.
I presume he fills out the forms and types messages for you too
I'm also a visually impaired person and have a blue badge.. the amount of looks I apparently get is hilarious. I can't see them looking but my husband always tells me that he's ready and waiting for someone to say something. Its none of anybodiesa business and it makes me laugh people thinking they're more entitled over someone else.
We only park in the disabled bays if there's plenty available , if there isn't many we will perk as close to the disabled spaces as possible as I wouldn't want to take away from a wheelchair user / someone who needs the extra space rather than just being closer to the store
If you are blind how do you watch these things to comment just asking
@mareecook2474 blind can be 100% or 80%. Sliding scale. Talking apps etc or a friend reads it.
Bingo!
"I am ENtitled..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yep.
You stand and walk perfectly fine, the lady in red😂😂😂
" you alright there, love" 😂😂
"I am entittled" ....I didn't say it, she did😅😅
" I want to park here ", "I'm ENTITLED"
that's all she cares about.
Sadly i have had this experience a few times. I served for 11 years and was medically retired. I don't look disabled, but i have a staff to help me walk at times. I have severe damage to my back. I can sprain my ankle just by walking and need surgery. Both of my knees are damaged, and my arms from my elbows down have nerve damage. There is so much more too, but you wouldn't know looking at me. Some of us didnt ask for that plate, but we use it. Oh and yes the disability parking gets filled quite often so we have to take regular parking. I try to park close because I can only handle so much walking before my back is killing me.
😂 She is walking around and taking pictures. She doesn’t “look disabled” either. 😂 I have spinal stenosis. I can’t walk far either. Many people have disabilities that aren’t visible. “I’m entitled.” Yes, luv, that’s it. 😂
It's against the law to question somebody of their disability. It's discrimination.
No it's not against the law, at least not in the US.
@@terre08there are laws regarding asking, but they may only apply to business. I work at a museum that does not allow pets. However, anyone can walk in with their dog and walk in because we can’t ask them if the dog is a service animal or not. (vest or no vest… but vests mean little any more because you can just buy them online)
The only thing we can do is if the animal causes a disturbance. Although I’ve never once seen them ask anyone to leave, even when the dog was barking and clearly causing a disturbance and making other guests uncomfortable.
Management was too afraid of getting a bad review or getting sued.
@@terre08It's not against the law to ask, but no one who isn't your doctor has any right to know that info.
Yeah, it’s not against the law to question someone about their disability, However,it is quite rude and disrespectful however, if you go up to a person and, ask that! Especially, if your not a doctor, nurse, a doctor’s secretary, a testing technician, a hospital or someone with The Social Security Administration, The DFC/ The Department Of Family And Child Services, The Human Resources Services Office/ Community Services where they are eligible to receive or may already receive benefits. If you are a total stranger your not entitled to pry in another person’s business, just like you they are human, you treat them just the same as you would another person. I became disabled right before, I turned 30 and, been nearly disabled close to 40 yrs and, let me tell you, I have had people say some rude things and just assume what they have NO Knowledge of! No One has to explain their self to NO ONE! People Like To Just Be Nosey As 👺🔥! No Joke 💯%‼️🤦🏼♀️🙊🤦🏼♀️🙊 On top of people that like to be nosy, they also like to be bullies!
It’s not against the law to ask the disability, it’s also not against the law to respond: none of your f-king business.
I am so sick of people like this... as a 67 yo disabled grandma ... I have Lupus SLE and have had 28 surgeries since my appendix ruptured at 21 .. I have had a had both knees, an ankle and my right shoulder replaced... broken both my heels and shattered a couple discs ... but I don't necessarily look disabled until I try to stand up (scoliosis) straight and can't walk without struggling. 😢yet people like this Karen give me dirty looks. Really ridiculous.
But you don't look disabled in your profile photo.
@@Brandespada neither does my sister... who was born with Spina Bifida and lost her leg (BK) when she was 18 ... that's life. 🥴
My Mom 67 and she doesn't look DISABLED either. but she CAN'T WALK. I would Love to see someone tell me this with my Wheelchair bound Mom in the Car
Not trying to be rude but sounds like you need to be rolled in bubble wrap!!!
They're a mother/son tiktok duo. All their vids are the same and boring
A Karen actually used the word “entitled”!! We have a full house for Karen Bingo! 😂
"You don't look disabled" says the one walking around
Being disabled doesn't necessarily mean being unable to walk
SHE doesn't look disabled!😂😂😂 The audacity of some people!😂😂😂
I love the part when she says I AM ENTITLED, and there it is folks. The truth always comes out of Karen's mouth.
@@katrinagraves1088Bingo!!! 🎯🎯🎯
Insane......
I must admit you are truly a patient man.....She is beyond karen.....😅
She said I’m entitled. 😂😂 tell us something we don’t know
I've been accused of not being disabled. I grew so tired of defending myself that I went 2yrs without renewing. Now I need it more than ever so I got it back and if stone approaches me, I tell them "feel free to call the police" and I go on about my day. I'm not showing my ID or paperwork to anyone except PD. Just bc I look ok, doesn't mean I am.
Nice
Same. Ive been abused by a wheelchair users carer for using an accessible toilet that I did indeed need to use. Not all disabilities are visible. I was also on Disability benefits ay the time, not easy to get if you are not disabled.
In 2009 I had a serious work related accident that damaged a disc and ruptured muscles in my back. I was in intense pain non stop for eight months and took me three years to recover. People would ask me to help lift things or do other things that I couldn't do, so I believe you - not all disabilities are visible.
@@filipeorr7821 5 years ago I was diagnosed with an AVM in my brain. It messed up my balance permanently, so although I too may look fine, I'm not. I don't always use disabled parking, but I will if I can't get a spot next to a cart corral so that I can easily grab one to hang onto instead of having to use my cane.
If you can walk, you have no business using Disabled Parking, I don't care what your internal problems are.
You just use it for that little emotional "bump" you get by "getting something extra."