Pregnant OP & her brother's wedding: This puts me in mind of a Patient of mine when I was a teenage Nurse's Aide. One of my Patients was terminal, & all she wanted was to attend her 1st Granddaughter's wedding. The wedding was out of state. She was heartbroken when the Doctor told her she most likely wouldn't even live to the wedding date much less be able to fly to another state. When the family found out, guess what, my Patient's Kids & all her Grandkids flew into our state & had the pastor, at our hospital, marry the wedding couple in the visitor's solarium. Everyone was dressed in wedding garb & they even had someone come to the hospital to help my Patient get dolled up for pictures. My Patient passed away in the middle of the night, after the wedding. She got what she wanted most... to see her 1st Granddaughter get married.
That is so sweet! The brother and SIL are such psychobrats! They have a destination wedding they knew few people in the families could attend for financial or physical reasons. But they get mad at the family for not attending during a PANDEMIC!
"our wedding, our rules. Don't like it, don't come." And then the brother goes off because his family couldn't make it??? What an idiot! He's mad when he gets EXACTLY what he asked for!! 🤣🤣🤣
The fact that the kid told her to stop before security is called, tells me this is a regular thing that these kids have to go thru with their crazy B of a mom.
That story about throwing coke bottle at a kid and hitting him in the eye THERE COULD HAVE BEEN PERMANENT DAMAGE! That Karen should've gotten more time.
you are right. if it had been my kid I would have needed someone to hold me back. I would have been mad enough to do her some permanent damage. nobody hurts my kid.
@@gecko2.617 If someone did that to Any Of My Kids, I would have check with them about 1.5 seconds after the bottle hit them! The time delay would have been due to the one and only punch of an extremely short fight!!! I'm not the type to hurt a woman, but if you hurt one of my kids, grandkids, nieces & nephews, and grand nieces & nephews. Well, their Miranda Rights would be read to them at the nearest hospital's ER!!
@@timengineman2nd714 not to be offensive, but if a woman can dish it, she better be ready to take it. And I'm the type of woman you better damn well hope you can knock out with the first hit, because you're so screwed if you don't. She attacked a kid, and I'd support anyone for smacking her back however they chose to. Don't know how she expected assaulting the kid doing what he was supposed to was going to help her situation at all.
@@trashcatlinol I used to box.... But yes, there are people in this world that if you can't take out in the first punch -- -- -- Prepare for High Seas and Heavy Rolls!!!
And to think that an easy solution would've been to postpone the wedding for a few months... at the very least then OP and brother's gf would be in condition to attend, and maybe even the mother might've been well enough to do so. Also, about the "busy doctors who have to be extra careful"... this suggests that this story took place when the pandemic was way worse than it is now, and if that's the case, it was absolutely not the time for a wedding. I can kind of understand the brother's frustration, of no one from his family being able to attend, even if they have very valid reasons to do so, but he was a total manchild about it, which is ironic considering he had the nerve to call OP a "spoiled entitled brat". The worst, however, was harassing his sick mother over this. What a piece of garbage. OP is right: he chose to burn all his bridges with his family. Now he has to live with the consequences. EDIT: I missed the "destination wedding" part. Okay, so maybe postponing the wedding is not such an easy solution... but now the situation is even worse: he was aware of the particular conditions of everyone in his family, and tried to get them to attend (at their own expense) anyway? Yeah, not happening.
Wait until OP has her baby, then when they show up to see the little one. OP will tell them no since he was such a big man child about people not going to his wedding because of the reasons listed in the story. Then watch the fireworks begin.
People who have destination weddings need to accept that they are dramatically shortening their guest list by doing so. You have every right to have the wedding you want, within your means. You have no right to commandeer other people's vacation time and funding.
Those planning a destination wedding need to realize that not everyone has the financial means,work situation, family situation or health condition to be able to travel. It is everyone's personal decision to accept an invitation, it is an invitation not a command attendance.
Because they're so narcissistic and crazy that they think they can lie, and everyone will automatically believe them-especially if they turn the volume up on their voices while they're lying!
Right?! Unless they were worried the theater was gonna fill to capacity, there was NO reason they should've fought over the seat... unless it was Karen's plan to snatch the ticket stub first chance she got....but why? It would be easier to move and maintain your ruse, and most people wouldn't care.
Story 3: This was clearly a scam attempt. The wrong address was an obvious giveaway. A number of people tend to order an expensive amount of food and then find a way to get the food to be free via compensation
alternate idea: deliver to the address they say if it's wrong let the person inside keep the food if the person (order) complains about not receiving it, just say: we delivered to the address you gave, your fault for saying the wrong place
I found this several times when I was a driver for Domino’s Pizza (30 minutes or it’s FREE!). I’ve had wrong addresses and people just not answering the door until the 30 minutes were over. I was very angry with the time (and money and gad) that I lost dealing with these scammers so my responses were generally pretty rude. I would tell them exactly what happened, if they tried to order from us again, they would be blocked and, finally, that I would just eat their undelivered pizza if they wouldn’t pay. One way or another, I got paid. These people must think that delivery people are just clueless about their stupid scams.
Ick, I feel embarrassed now; demanding, in general, or like, throwing tantrums, begging, umm, even being given or offered discounts, anything like that, first hand, gives me such anxiety & guilt; I feel highly icky too, when other people do it, like, Idk how to explain it. My first bf, pulled this kind of crap, all the time, trying to get free stuff/discounts, & massively lied about, EVERYTHING. I felt sooo embarrassed &, gross, wanted to apologize to everyone & Idk what I'm trying to say.
1st Story: OP's entitled bratty man-child of a brother and his entitled wife rightfully got what they deserved! I mean, they had the nerve to go all bridezilla/groomzilla on OP and the rest of the family, and then they had the audacity to start acting like they're the innocent victims when OP and the family start treating them the same way. Moral of the story here: Treat people how you want to be treated. 2nd Story: OP was definitely in the right to ignore Karen and her entitled husband. I mean, OP told them that they could seat with him at the table but they believed that they were entitled to have the table all to themselves. I'm also glad that the situation didn't escalate into something bad. 3rd Story: That Karen basically tried to scam OP into getting free food! And if I was OP, I wouldn't have given her the food until she gave me the money first. Plus, OP was only delivering the food and he was already in a bad mood as is. But in the end, I'm so glad that OP's boss took his side in that situation and told Karen that she wasn't gonna get food from them ever again and that OP got free food after a hard day's work in the rain. Last Story: I'm so frickin' glad that Karen got arrested for what she did to OP. She got exactly what she rightfully deserved--and all of it was over a seat at a movie theater no less. And as a result of her entitlement, Karen not only ended up getting arrested and charged with assaulting a minor but she also got sentenced to spend 6 months in jail. And I'm pretty sure that both she and her entitled bratty sons got banned from the movie theater after that. You reap what you have sown, Karen!
@@timengineman2nd714 honestly with someone like that for a mom, it's not surprising that the kids act as entitled as they are. Parents are some of our biggest role models, and she is definitely not a good one.
Story 4: A Karen with an extra side of stupid. If you're going to sneak into a movie without paying, you're suppose to NOT make a scene. If she got 6 months in prison and a lifetime ban from the theater, she got off easy. Throwing a large (mostly full) bottle at someone's face could seriously impair someone's vision, permanently.
Agreed, and she probably only invited OP in to make the claim they forced their way in for extra leverage. i wonder how many places she's done that to, and how many she's now banned for life from.
If you're going to sneak into a theater, you don't take seats that are certain to be claimed, and if you do you beg out a hasty "my bad" and move when caught. This isn't that hard!
Yeah, and the saddest thing about is if they'd just had an attitude of "Oh, you're right, so sorry!" towards the OP and his stepbrother while moving over to different seats, they might have actually gotten away with it.
I don't know how the father didn't shove or punch that lady after she threw a coke bottle at a 11yr old boy. Someone better hold me back if they did that to my child.
Ikr, she just fking assaulted a minor. Hitting him right in the eye and tried to make a run for it. She already fked up by refusing to get up and moving on top of lying to the manager. Also who in the right mind throws away tickets with reserved seat numbers on them?
@@zerofate9669 I'd give at least even odds that they waltzed in without buying tickets at all. Why they chose to try to bully people out of their seats when doing so is really confusing to me, but they probably figured bullying would work and they'd get away with it. The assigned seats thing is guaranteed to screw them over on that, though; people aren't going to agree to give up their assigned seat; they can't just move over to a new one without risking being in somebody else's assigned seat.
Even if it is something that gets messed up or soggy microwaving (like fried fish), you can put on in the oven at a moderate temp (300 F) for a few minutes and it will be like it was just out of the kitchen
@@Stephen-ro5jc True. Between the video and the comments, most people seem to think that the customer deliberately provided the wrong address just so she could get the food for free (as many restaurants that do delivery make a guarantee that if your order doesn't arrive within a set period of time, it's either completely free, or at the very least you're given a discount).
My embarrassing movie theater story is that I went to my seat all comfy just waiting. And a couple came like "hey you're in one of our seats" I took out my ticket and I was in the right seat... Just in the wrong room... For the wrong movie. 😅 As always my clumsy butt went to the other side of the theater, wrong room (has BIG NEON numbers) and to the wrong seat. I managed to get back into my actual room and seat just in time for the right movie but I was so embarrassed. 🤡
In the last story, Yes, she threw a full bottle of Coke at the kid. However, the way she was acting, I wonder if she had some 'coke' of another sort before she got to the theater.
Story 1: 'Destination' weddings are super entitled. Basically, the bride and groom are asking people to pay $1000+ each to attend their wedding. Fortunately, none of my friends ever tried that.
Not necessarily. Some people throw destination weddings specifically so that less people come. Weddings are expensive. Though, if they’re guilting you into coming, then yeah, totally entitled.
Seriously! It's bad enough when the family is located all over the place & they have to travel to attend the wedding. I had a very entitled cousin who wanted the whole family at her wedding. Fortunately, her Dad had money & he paid for all the travel expenses, hotel, & food for the guests. That was the only way my Mom & Dad could have afforded to attend.
I’m thankful for how my kid sister did hers. The actual wedding was just a small group that went to the Caribbean, then when they came back, they put on a BIG reception for family, friends, and even family friends. Win win for everyone.
My cousin did a destination wedding. Well... Idk if it counts if the families are from 2 countries and one came here because tropical, sunny and cheap compared to US dollars. But still the wedding was a disaster for other cultural mix n match and language reasons. I just drank my sangría, and watched the train wreck
Don’t make demands when you have no leverage over the other person. Hope that woman got blacklisted for food delivery. And if she took the food and didn’t pay, she can be charged for theft. Good for the OP and the manager for not giving in.
Between the video and the comments, most people seem to think that the customer deliberately provided the wrong address just so she could get the food for free (as many restaurants that do delivery make a guarantee that if your order doesn't arrive within a set period of time, it's either completely free, or at the very least you're given a discount).
Karen: "Have a VERY nice rest of the day sir." Me: "Oh, don't worry, I WILL thoroughly enjoy the rest of my day since I won't have to put up with your Entitled crap, Ma'am" 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
S 3: Karen: Glad some bosses still have a spine and don't change into jelly fish (without a sting) It was a sad day when "we reserve the right to serve you" was changed to "our owners/ mngt have a bowel movement when someone posts a bad review" And yeah, even if you act like a doormat and bow and scrape, the floozy is still going to post a bad review. So better become the manager in the story!
I flew when I was about 6 months pregnant and I had a hard time getting an airline to take me and this was in the late 90's. It was a family emergency and the airline said that was the only reason they were allowing it. Unless the rules have changed recently, I think your right, no flying in the last trimester.
I wonder how "I want to talk to your manager" works out for Karen in jail. Wait, I already know. They don't care. Went to pick up a coworker who got thrown in jail because I was told he's getting released. Got there and was told they're having shift change and it's going to take a couple more hours. I laughed and said, "Man, this place sucks!" The woman behind the counter replied, "Yeah. It's jail." Homeboy got to walk home.
With that Karen's attitude, I'm surprised she didn't already have a warrant out for her. It's nice she saw 6 months of jail time for throwing a tantrum.
I think the manager was right, they didn't even PAY for tickets. In the 60's, when theaters only had 1 screen, we knew that if you go to the rest room, you NEEDED your stub to be allowed back in. So any one that goes to these multiplex places should know not to discard their stubs.
Yeah, and even when I started going to movies in the '80s as a kid (I was born in 1976), I was always told by my parents not to throw out my ticket stub for any reason until we were back home afterwards, in case I ever needed to prove that at least someone had paid for me to be there (and that was back before reserved seating in movie theaters was even a thing). The saddest thing about the story is if the entitled family had simply said to the OP and his stepbrother, "Oh, you're right, so sorry!" while moving over, they might have actually gotten away with it.
How, when, and where you throw your wedding plays a big factor in who can and can’t come. Extremely old or sick people aren’t likely to be able to travel far or be in big crowds. Pregnant people can only function at weddings earlier in their pregnancy with minimal exception and also can’t travel far near the due date. People with kids are less likely to show up to a ‘no kids’ wedding. If certain people absolutely must be there for your wedding, make sacrifices so they can come, or don’t get mad when they can’t.
This bratty couple went out of their way to do the absolute OPPOSITE of that. They chose an expensive 'destination' location, making it IMPOSSIBLE for the budget-tight, elderly, terminally ill or very pregnant members to attend-and they get mad at these family members because they can't attend the impossible event! It's like the couple is testing the whole family's 'loyalty' to them with the mindset of 'If you don't attend our {impossible to attend} destination wedding, then you don't really love us'
That last story is just disgusting (Well, all of them are in various ways. Yeesh the entitlement in this vid is through the roof). You can tell EK1 got his crappy behavior from his mother. EK2 at least had the right of mind to realize they'll get in trouble, but he's just as in fault as EK1 and his mom because he was perfectly fine with all of this happening until the crap hit the fan. Damn glad she got 6 months. A full 20 oz bottle of soda, thrown hard enough, can do some real damage. And even if it didn't, assaulting a minor over a god damn seat? Really?
Theater Story: I seriously doubt EM actually bought Tickets for that show in the first place...I think they either bought Tickets for a much cheaper movie in a different Theater and then went to the expensive showing of JP3 instead OR just never bought Tickets at all and snuck into the Theater area to watch JP3 for free... On the other hand, I think 6 months in Jail is not NEARLY enough for her behaviour, she should have gotten at least 18-24 Months...
First story- Can you imagine how upset the brother would have been if OP came to the wedding only to go into labor during the ceremony? A baby coming four days early isn’t a stretch. Second story- my reply would be “Same to you ma’am, same to you.” in a cheerful, genuine voice. That way, she’s left to either think she made my day better or she’s been bitten by her own sarcasm. Third story- How was OP supposed to warm up food outside when it’s raining? Does Karen think employees have a magical “warm food” power? However, Karen probably has a magic items with those properties- a thing called an oven or a microwave.
Chances are the entitled family didn't even have seats to that movie. It was probably sold out and they bought seats for another movie thinking they would just sneak in. If they had tickets for the movie why not just admit defeat and move to your rightful seats?
Omg, I hate assigned seats. My husband and I had to move twice and had to ask a couple to move out ours once we found them. We didn't go to the theater for months after that.🤦🏽♀️
Story 3, I'm fully agreeing with anyone who saying this was a scam attempt, when she open the door she already knew what she was going to say and it was just completely fluid oh yeah there's my food, let me shut the door real quick, I'll let me give you some crap about the food not being warm or hot lalalala, call your manager, BLAH BLAH BLAH ...🤣🤣🤣 And then when she realized that wasn't going to work she started going the he came in here and got my floor wet so I demand compensation route🤣🤣 I love stupid people!!
regarding the movie incident....very likely entitled mom and kids snuck in without paying. If one does that one should keep a very low profile, however entitled mom is so arrogant she thinks she can bully her way thru anything. Hopefully 6 months in jail will teach her better......hmmmmm, most likey not
That Boss deserves a medal, as he clearly didn't skip the Masterclass on Handling Karens 101 which is, to quote John Hurt as the War Doctor, never give up and never give in.
Story 3: Given the lengths I know some people will make stories up to deceive a business, I have little doubt that woman gave the wrong address on purpose so she could complain and get her food for free.
When I was a teenager Warner Village built a movie theatre in a new commercial development. Now sold to another company and rebranded. When it first opened Star Wars Special Edition was coming out so about 97/98. Well my family all went to see A New Hope and what Lucasfilm did with it and a group of 20 or so teenagers had somehow all snuck into the theatre. I still have no idea how many people were able to sneak in. Well when they were found out they caused a minor riot and destroyed the last two rows (almost ripped the metal framed seats out of the concrete floor they were bolted into) That particular screen had to be closed to two weeks to repair the damage. The group of Teenagers were in deep trouble as their parents had to pay thousands for the repairs.
1st story. OP's brother & SIL only have themselves to blame. A destination wedding during a pandemic? WTF? And OP & a cousin are due within days of the wedding? No way they're leaving their support or even being allowed to fly if they did.
Ugh the entire family with the wedding is a mess, they probably shoukd have postponed but. I think the bride and groom could have planned the wedding where the sick mom lives to make it easier and safer for her and so she could see her son get married before she died. They could have all made a way to make it work for everyone.
I was with a friend at a movie once, entire cinema (our movie at least) was near/as good as empty (T'was late). Suddenly someone stapped angrily to me and yelled that i should stfu and threathening us, meanwhile i just kept watching the movie eating my popcorn and thinking : It's sure hard to talk when our mouths only open for eating and drinking and not talking, because you know, we want to watch the movie, perhaps? (We where sitting at the aisle seat, middle (ish) row. So after he kept yelling entire movie and actially disturbing the movie i gave him a hard knee. He got the message and went back to his friends into the darkness. Me and my friend laughed when the movie was done and he walked like it still hurt like an hour later. He was the one (with his friends) who made lots of noise the entire time, where dirty (spilling stuff EVERYWHERE near thier seats, leaving the trash behind (even tough in my country there are ALWAYS giant bins at the exit doors (litteraly can't miss them at all) He put off his shoe's and socks and put his dirty feet onto the next seat etc.... That was my 1st encounter with a Karen. When i left the cinema with my friend, he glanced over angry, i smiled and gave him the finger. EDIT: Sorry for typo's. English is not my main language and fast typing is a gift, and a curse at the same time. Greetings everyone! EDIT : My dad is an ex paracommando, sniper and sgt. And if Karen let her kids do that to me, he would have dragged Karen out the cinema himself by her hair. Because no one assaults little kids (or let them do it (bad parenting etc...) EDIT : if she would have thrown that bottle into my eye, my dad would have given her a free facelift. That's not a threath, that's a promise. My dad is not over protective, but NO ONE gets to assault his family, especially his minor kids (if i was the minor in the story) No matter what age or gender you are, if you make him angry, you'll regret it.
Everyone with a brain knows you keep your stubs until the movie is over. It’s not only proof of admission, but it lets you be readmitted if you have to step out. If you need to use the loo or step out to your car halfway through the film, you could be denied reentry if you don’t have your stub. Lots of people also like to keep them as mementos. For instance, my husband and I went to the first showing of Detective Pikachu. It’s the first time I’ve ever seen a movie on opening day. That was special and worth keeping a stub from.
Karen: I won't pay for cold food! Also Karen: Give me the hot food for free! If that was me I wouldn't even have this back and forth I would leave with the food and tell my manager it was a prank call
I long for a story where Karen and family make a scene after assaulting OP, manager comes up to hear the two sides, calls security and tells them to take Karen and family, "Out back and deal with them," because unbeknownst to OP and Karen, said store is mafia owned. It'd be different at least.
Story 4: Ooh! Jurassic Park 3, too bad I couldn’t be here in here at the theaters because they’re a little expensive, plus I don’t think my brother can handle much loud noise and some of us are not at the appropriate age to watch it (and of course I was at school so I don’t have time for it, glad I got the dvd) And may this entitled woman never returned and hope the other members don’t repeat this mistake
0:14 Why you gotta call me out like that man T^T I LITERALLY just thought to myself saying 'yeah I'll work on the house later' like the world legit shook it's head at me in shame.
Loved your added input at the end of story 2, that would have been hilarious!! Also, the people in the movie theatre in the last story had quite the show before Jurassic Park even started!
I have a cousin on my Dads side of the family who had a destination wedding, and when my Wife couldn't attend because of her health, and my business she was very understanding. However when you say "My Wedding, my rules!" don't be surprised if over half the family doesn't show up.
One of the worst trends currently is "destination weddings." I can't imagine this, although my niece had one. In her case, my sister planned the wedding to be near most of the family. But to cut people off because for one reason or another you can't travel to a wedding. Or funeral, or whatever, especially these days in the era of COVID-19.
For the first story, Skype or using video call could have been a possible solution if none of the family could make it. I know that’s not always easy, but it could have been done. But no, the brother and SIL are extremely entitled and didn’t think of why other people didn’t want to come
And even with Skype/Zoom/Facetime/etc., people have to realize that if they're doing a "destination wedding" that it means that not everyone who would otherwise come (if the wedding were held locally) would be able to make it (because of either health or financial reasons).
If they could afford destination wedding, they probably had means to arrange some sort of skype call. But it looks like they either wanted deliberately to inconvenient people and make them bent over backwards ("if you truly cared, you'd come" bs, using the opportunity to throw some tantrums and act all hurt) oder just didn't give a flying poop about others. Either way, it's really good for the rest of the family that the crappy couple decided to sulk and go nc / lc. Hopefully it stays so and they don't actually expect the whole family to be apologetic that they couldn't come to the wedding.
Judging by their reactions in the last story, and not once showing their stubs during the whole story, I'm willing to bet they snuck in. All they had to do to keep that free movie was move one seat. The joys of being entitled.
I was raised in a different time. If a someone tried to steal our seats and threw a drink at me in a theater when I was a kid, my dad would have belted them. No warning for them and no consequences for him. It really was a different time.
Story 3 sounds like "Lieferando" in Germany... That's a company that picks up food from Restaurants and delivers it by bike or car. I never used it because I never order food (I'm a chef and love making food myself - not because I don't trust the others -)
The OP who’s wanted his free WiFi and a table for hours is a special gripe for me because when my elderly mother needed to sit down for a bit at a famous book store coffee area it was filled with young adults who were doing the same thing the OP was. We had to leave because all the OPs ignored us.
When the bride and groomzilla get pregnant, the family should book a trip 4 days from her due date and invite them with the same rules as their wedding
1st story... I used to work for the world's largest airline. The brother called selfish and entitled for not coming to his wedding so close to her due date... Most airlines won't allow passengers that are so far along in pregnancy, the one I worked for required written documentation from a doctor stating that it was highly unlikely the passenger would go into labor mid-flight.
4th Story: She's lucky that she didn't do that to My Dad, or my brother & me (when we had kids), the cops would have to pick her up off of the deck if she had hit my brother & me with our father present, or (once again) my brother's kids or my kids if either one of us were present.... and then we would ask for.a Jury Trial if we were charged.... In the towns we lived in, the District Attorney probably wouldn't have even posted charges since they knew there wouldn't have been a conviction if a father hit someone who had, literally seconds before, attacked and hurt any of their children (or nieces and nephews)!!!!!
All just because now she has to ask herself with all this drama really worth it and no I don't think she really paid for any tickets she somehow snuck into the theater
I had almost the same experience at regal Cinema at Opry Mills Mall in nashville. Before the movie started, my partner and I were very very quietly discussing plans afterwards. We kissed and then got ready for the movie. A Karen behind us got the manager and security and said we were talking throughout the movie. Keep in mind, the movie hasn't started yet. We tried to explain our side of the story, that they wouldn't hear it. She was able to explain her lie of a story. We were escorted out without a refund by their homophobic security and manager. I guess because we're gay, that meant we were guilty and shouldn't enjoy the movie or get a refund?!?
My husband has cancer. There's no way he could have attended any wedding recently, let alone a destination wedding. Recently, we were told it's terminal. His niece is getting married in September, but I doubt he'll be there.
I donno much about prego women however I cannot for the life of me see a reason to fly while in the last trimester. That there are way too many factors that could happen to said mother and child.
Story 1: OP needs to prepare for the brother to make a scene at the funeral. Story 2: Karen: There's nowhere else to sit. Me: Not true. The floor's free.
Horrid. Thankfully had a cool manager who killed a beer with him. Best restaurant jobs I've had are those everyone has a drink and snoke together before cleaning and closing up.
The couple in the story about the coffee house when I was leaving I would have looked them directly in the eye and said "may you live in interesting times" that would drive them crazy when they looked up what that means 😂🙃
Pregnant OP & her brother's wedding: This puts me in mind of a Patient of mine when I was a teenage Nurse's Aide. One of my Patients was terminal, & all she wanted was to attend her 1st Granddaughter's wedding. The wedding was out of state. She was heartbroken when the Doctor told her she most likely wouldn't even live to the wedding date much less be able to fly to another state. When the family found out, guess what, my Patient's Kids & all her Grandkids flew into our state & had the pastor, at our hospital, marry the wedding couple in the visitor's solarium. Everyone was dressed in wedding garb & they even had someone come to the hospital to help my Patient get dolled up for pictures. My Patient passed away in the middle of the night, after the wedding. She got what she wanted most... to see her 1st Granddaughter get married.
that is beautiful, she had a wonderful family.
That is so sweet!
The brother and SIL are such psychobrats! They have a destination wedding they knew few people in the families could attend for financial or physical reasons. But they get mad at the family for not attending during a PANDEMIC!
That is so wholesome
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Aww... That made me cry. In glad she got to see her granddaughter's wedding!
"our wedding, our rules. Don't like it, don't come." And then the brother goes off because his family couldn't make it??? What an idiot! He's mad when he gets EXACTLY what he asked for!! 🤣🤣🤣
"our wedding, our rules. Don't like it, don't come."
*Malicious compliance*
*surprised Pikachu face*
The fact that the kid told her to stop before security is called, tells me this is a regular thing that these kids have to go thru with their crazy B of a mom.
Thee kids are white too
@ZathTanks so what if they're white?
Its a reddit story dude, its not real.
@@zathtanks yeah if they were black they would have raped a white girl and blamed her for her skin color and the news would have them as heroes
@@nomames6030 ok, and?
That story about throwing coke bottle at a kid and hitting him in the eye
THERE COULD HAVE BEEN PERMANENT DAMAGE! That Karen should've gotten more time.
you are right. if it had been my kid I would have needed someone to hold me back. I would have been mad enough to do her some permanent damage. nobody hurts my kid.
@@susanfarley1332 the Dad did the right thing in checking on the kid (OP) first. :)
@@gecko2.617 If someone did that to Any Of My Kids, I would have check with them about 1.5 seconds after the bottle hit them! The time delay would have been due to the one and only punch of an extremely short fight!!!
I'm not the type to hurt a woman, but if you hurt one of my kids, grandkids, nieces & nephews, and grand nieces & nephews. Well, their Miranda Rights would be read to them at the nearest hospital's ER!!
@@timengineman2nd714 not to be offensive, but if a woman can dish it, she better be ready to take it. And I'm the type of woman you better damn well hope you can knock out with the first hit, because you're so screwed if you don't.
She attacked a kid, and I'd support anyone for smacking her back however they chose to. Don't know how she expected assaulting the kid doing what he was supposed to was going to help her situation at all.
@@trashcatlinol I used to box.... But yes, there are people in this world that if you can't take out in the first punch -- -- -- Prepare for High Seas and Heavy Rolls!!!
And to think that an easy solution would've been to postpone the wedding for a few months... at the very least then OP and brother's gf would be in condition to attend, and maybe even the mother might've been well enough to do so. Also, about the "busy doctors who have to be extra careful"... this suggests that this story took place when the pandemic was way worse than it is now, and if that's the case, it was absolutely not the time for a wedding.
I can kind of understand the brother's frustration, of no one from his family being able to attend, even if they have very valid reasons to do so, but he was a total manchild about it, which is ironic considering he had the nerve to call OP a "spoiled entitled brat".
The worst, however, was harassing his sick mother over this. What a piece of garbage.
OP is right: he chose to burn all his bridges with his family. Now he has to live with the consequences.
EDIT: I missed the "destination wedding" part. Okay, so maybe postponing the wedding is not such an easy solution... but now the situation is even worse: he was aware of the particular conditions of everyone in his family, and tried to get them to attend (at their own expense) anyway? Yeah, not happening.
Wait until OP has her baby, then when they show up to see the little one. OP will tell them no since he was such a big man child about people not going to his wedding because of the reasons listed in the story. Then watch the fireworks begin.
People who have destination weddings need to accept that they are dramatically shortening their guest list by doing so. You have every right to have the wedding you want, within your means. You have no right to commandeer other people's vacation time and funding.
Those planning a destination wedding need to realize that not everyone has the financial means,work situation, family situation or health condition to be able to travel. It is everyone's personal decision to accept an invitation, it is an invitation not a command attendance.
Why would you throw a fit and draw attention to yourself while you're committing a crime? I will never understand the mind of the Karen.
Because they're so narcissistic and crazy that they think they can lie, and everyone will automatically believe them-especially if they turn the volume up on their voices while they're lying!
Same sense of entitlement that makes you think you don't have to pay to see the movie in the first place?
Right?! Unless they were worried the theater was gonna fill to capacity, there was NO reason they should've fought over the seat... unless it was Karen's plan to snatch the ticket stub first chance she got....but why? It would be easier to move and maintain your ruse, and most people wouldn't care.
SO many of these stories end with "I decided not to press charges", they're being taught that there *won't* be consequences.
Story 3: This was clearly a scam attempt. The wrong address was an obvious giveaway. A number of people tend to order an expensive amount of food and then find a way to get the food to be free via compensation
alternate idea: deliver to the address they say
if it's wrong let the person inside keep the food
if the person (order) complains about not receiving it, just say: we delivered to the address you gave, your fault for saying the wrong place
@@captainpolar2343 Except that the wrong address won’t pay for it.
I found this several times when I was a driver for Domino’s Pizza (30 minutes or it’s FREE!). I’ve had wrong addresses and people just not answering the door until the 30 minutes were over. I was very angry with the time (and money and gad) that I lost dealing with these scammers so my responses were generally pretty rude. I would tell them exactly what happened, if they tried to order from us again, they would be blocked and, finally, that I would just eat their undelivered pizza if they wouldn’t pay. One way or another, I got paid. These people must think that delivery people are just clueless about their stupid scams.
It didn't work. It backfired badly.
Ick, I feel embarrassed now; demanding, in general, or like, throwing tantrums, begging, umm, even being given or offered discounts, anything like that, first hand, gives me such anxiety & guilt; I feel highly icky too, when other people do it, like, Idk how to explain it.
My first bf, pulled this kind of crap, all the time, trying to get free stuff/discounts, & massively lied about, EVERYTHING. I felt sooo embarrassed &, gross, wanted to apologize to everyone & Idk what I'm trying to say.
1st Story: OP's entitled bratty man-child of a brother and his entitled wife rightfully got what they deserved! I mean, they had the nerve to go all bridezilla/groomzilla on OP and the rest of the family, and then they had the audacity to start acting like they're the innocent victims when OP and the family start treating them the same way. Moral of the story here: Treat people how you want to be treated.
2nd Story: OP was definitely in the right to ignore Karen and her entitled husband. I mean, OP told them that they could seat with him at the table but they believed that they were entitled to have the table all to themselves. I'm also glad that the situation didn't escalate into something bad.
3rd Story: That Karen basically tried to scam OP into getting free food! And if I was OP, I wouldn't have given her the food until she gave me the money first. Plus, OP was only delivering the food and he was already in a bad mood as is. But in the end, I'm so glad that OP's boss took his side in that situation and told Karen that she wasn't gonna get food from them ever again and that OP got free food after a hard day's work in the rain.
Last Story: I'm so frickin' glad that Karen got arrested for what she did to OP. She got exactly what she rightfully deserved--and all of it was over a seat at a movie theater no less. And as a result of her entitlement, Karen not only ended up getting arrested and charged with assaulting a minor but she also got sentenced to spend 6 months in jail. And I'm pretty sure that both she and her entitled bratty sons got banned from the movie theater after that. You reap what you have sown, Karen!
Uhm, I don't think the kids are the problem.
@@jeremydale4548 Considering how one of them shifted seats, then threw someone's coat on the floor, "HECK" YES The Kids were part of the problem!!!
If that was my brother ,him and his bitch would be found deheaded
@@timengineman2nd714 honestly with someone like that for a mom, it's not surprising that the kids act as entitled as they are. Parents are some of our biggest role models, and she is definitely not a good one.
Those kids were probably taken by CPS while Mommy dearest was in jug.
Story 4: A Karen with an extra side of stupid. If you're going to sneak into a movie without paying, you're suppose to NOT make a scene.
If she got 6 months in prison and a lifetime ban from the theater, she got off easy. Throwing a large (mostly full) bottle at someone's face could seriously impair someone's vision, permanently.
I mean even the eks tried to start a fight with the actual owners of the reservations they took
Or break their teeth or any other number of things.
@@andrewhawkins6754 Yeah, water isn't light weight.
Story 4: Teens shouldn't be shoving people away like that, that's *pre-schooler* behavior. Even the mother was acting like a pre-schooler.
Isn't that an insult to pre-schoolers? After all, they have more maturity than that mother.
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Well, yeah. When karenoid organisms manage to act like humans, the best they can do is imitate a spoiled toddler. Is that not a well known fact?
@@katphish30 Ah, tbf, the kid had the sense to realise when the game was up.
Shame his Mother didn't..
Third story: She gave the wrong address intencionally to bs her way to get her food for free.
Agreed, and she probably only invited OP in to make the claim they forced their way in for extra leverage. i wonder how many places she's done that to, and how many she's now banned for life from.
Story 2: What were they expecting? Someone to just pack up and leave because they wanted the table?
I actually agree with the couple on that one
@@heckinggi6034 Same.
@Yvon Q. But he hadn't finished his coffee. He was still drinking it. Why should he leave because this couple wanted a table.
If you're going to sneak into a theater, you don't take seats that are certain to be claimed, and if you do you beg out a hasty "my bad" and move when caught. This isn't that hard!
I'm glad theater's in my area are designating seats on the tickets.
Sneaking into a theater is a crime its stealing so that monster mother is teaching her horrible kids to be horrible people !!
I was think the same thing like mama just move over quietly if you gone steal. What they say… “move in silence”
@@itsjustme7487 Same, its super convenient.
It is if you're a Karen..
Last story: Sometimes being a cheapskate has a high cost. This is one of those times.
If you're dumb enough to sneak into the theater without paying, don't draw attention to yourself by being a Karen.
Yeah, and the saddest thing about is if they'd just had an attitude of "Oh, you're right, so sorry!" towards the OP and his stepbrother while moving over to different seats, they might have actually gotten away with it.
Honestly, the couple in the first story going no contact with the rest of their family would be a blessing. For the rest of the family
I don't know how the father didn't shove or punch that lady after she threw a coke bottle at a 11yr old boy. Someone better hold me back if they did that to my child.
The legit mouth drop I had when the woman threw her drink at the kid....like what even
Ikr, she just fking assaulted a minor. Hitting him right in the eye and tried to make a run for it. She already fked up by refusing to get up and moving on top of lying to the manager. Also who in the right mind throws away tickets with reserved seat numbers on them?
@@zerofate9669 I'd give at least even odds that they waltzed in without buying tickets at all. Why they chose to try to bully people out of their seats when doing so is really confusing to me, but they probably figured bullying would work and they'd get away with it. The assigned seats thing is guaranteed to screw them over on that, though; people aren't going to agree to give up their assigned seat; they can't just move over to a new one without risking being in somebody else's assigned seat.
@@segevstormlord3713 I bet you are correct, considering theaters dont sell bottled Coke and dont allow it inside, they snuck that in too.
Story 3:
"I'm not paying for food that isn't warm!"
"Ma'am, you know microwaves exist, right?"
Even if it is something that gets messed up or soggy microwaving (like fried fish), you can put on in the oven at a moderate temp (300 F) for a few minutes and it will be like it was just out of the kitchen
@@Stephen-ro5jc True. Between the video and the comments, most people seem to think that the customer deliberately provided the wrong address just so she could get the food for free (as many restaurants that do delivery make a guarantee that if your order doesn't arrive within a set period of time, it's either completely free, or at the very least you're given a discount).
My embarrassing movie theater story is that I went to my seat all comfy just waiting. And a couple came like "hey you're in one of our seats" I took out my ticket and I was in the right seat... Just in the wrong room... For the wrong movie. 😅 As always my clumsy butt went to the other side of the theater, wrong room (has BIG NEON numbers) and to the wrong seat.
I managed to get back into my actual room and seat just in time for the right movie but I was so embarrassed. 🤡
As much as I hate confrontation, don't mess with my kids! That "woman" is lucky all she got was 6 months in jail.
The cinema one? Throw something at my son, end up in a world of hurt.
Agree the time served was 19 1/2 years too little.
In the last story, Yes, she threw a full bottle of Coke at the kid. However, the way she was acting, I wonder if she had some 'coke' of another sort before she got to the theater.
The only person who calls me wonderful and beautiful! What a way to start the day!
Story 1: 'Destination' weddings are super entitled. Basically, the bride and groom are asking people to pay $1000+ each to attend their wedding. Fortunately, none of my friends ever tried that.
Not necessarily. Some people throw destination weddings specifically so that less people come. Weddings are expensive.
Though, if they’re guilting you into coming, then yeah, totally entitled.
Seriously! It's bad enough when the family is located all over the place & they have to travel to attend the wedding. I had a very entitled cousin who wanted the whole family at her wedding. Fortunately, her Dad had money & he paid for all the travel expenses, hotel, & food for the guests. That was the only way my Mom & Dad could have afforded to attend.
@@StephanieMah Yeah, that was the issue with this couple! Especially when many of the family members couldn't come because of health issues
I’m thankful for how my kid sister did hers. The actual wedding was just a small group that went to the Caribbean, then when they came back, they put on a BIG reception for family, friends, and even family friends. Win win for everyone.
My cousin did a destination wedding. Well... Idk if it counts if the families are from 2 countries and one came here because tropical, sunny and cheap compared to US dollars.
But still the wedding was a disaster for other cultural mix n match and language reasons. I just drank my sangría, and watched the train wreck
Don’t make demands when you have no leverage over the other person. Hope that woman got blacklisted for food delivery. And if she took the food and didn’t pay, she can be charged for theft. Good for the OP and the manager for not giving in.
Between the video and the comments, most people seem to think that the customer deliberately provided the wrong address just so she could get the food for free (as many restaurants that do delivery make a guarantee that if your order doesn't arrive within a set period of time, it's either completely free, or at the very least you're given a discount).
Karen: "Have a VERY nice rest of the day sir."
Me: "Oh, don't worry, I WILL thoroughly enjoy the rest of my day since I won't have to put up with your Entitled crap, Ma'am"
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
S 3: Karen: Glad some bosses still have a spine and don't change into jelly fish (without a sting)
It was a sad day when "we reserve the right to serve you" was changed to "our owners/ mngt have a bowel movement when someone posts a bad review"
And yeah, even if you act like a doormat and bow and scrape, the floozy is still going to post a bad review. So better become the manager in the story!
I flew when I was about 6 months pregnant and I had a hard time getting an airline to take me and this was in the late 90's. It was a family emergency and the airline said that was the only reason they were allowing it. Unless the rules have changed recently, I think your right, no flying in the last trimester.
The flight attendants really dont have time to ninja antimaskers, deliver babies and pass out beverages and snacks.
Story #4: Well, Entitled Mom? Reserve your seats next time!
I wonder how "I want to talk to your manager" works out for Karen in jail. Wait, I already know. They don't care.
Went to pick up a coworker who got thrown in jail because I was told he's getting released. Got there and was told they're having shift change and it's going to take a couple more hours. I laughed and said, "Man, this place sucks!" The woman behind the counter replied, "Yeah. It's jail." Homeboy got to walk home.
With that Karen's attitude, I'm surprised she didn't already have a warrant out for her. It's nice she saw 6 months of jail time for throwing a tantrum.
I think the manager was right, they didn't even PAY for tickets. In the 60's, when theaters only had 1 screen, we knew that if you go to the rest room, you NEEDED your stub to be allowed back in. So any one that goes to these multiplex places should know not to discard their stubs.
Yeah, and even when I started going to movies in the '80s as a kid (I was born in 1976), I was always told by my parents not to throw out my ticket stub for any reason until we were back home afterwards, in case I ever needed to prove that at least someone had paid for me to be there (and that was back before reserved seating in movie theaters was even a thing). The saddest thing about the story is if the entitled family had simply said to the OP and his stepbrother, "Oh, you're right, so sorry!" while moving over, they might have actually gotten away with it.
How, when, and where you throw your wedding plays a big factor in who can and can’t come. Extremely old or sick people aren’t likely to be able to travel far or be in big crowds. Pregnant people can only function at weddings earlier in their pregnancy with minimal exception and also can’t travel far near the due date. People with kids are less likely to show up to a ‘no kids’ wedding. If certain people absolutely must be there for your wedding, make sacrifices so they can come, or don’t get mad when they can’t.
This bratty couple went out of their way to do the absolute OPPOSITE of that. They chose an expensive 'destination' location, making it IMPOSSIBLE for the budget-tight, elderly, terminally ill or very pregnant members to attend-and they get mad at these family members because they can't attend the impossible event! It's like the couple is testing the whole family's 'loyalty' to them with the mindset of 'If you don't attend our {impossible to attend} destination wedding, then you don't really love us'
That last story is just disgusting (Well, all of them are in various ways. Yeesh the entitlement in this vid is through the roof). You can tell EK1 got his crappy behavior from his mother. EK2 at least had the right of mind to realize they'll get in trouble, but he's just as in fault as EK1 and his mom because he was perfectly fine with all of this happening until the crap hit the fan.
Damn glad she got 6 months. A full 20 oz bottle of soda, thrown hard enough, can do some real damage. And even if it didn't, assaulting a minor over a god damn seat? Really?
Theater Story: I seriously doubt EM actually bought Tickets for that show in the first place...I think they either bought Tickets for a much cheaper movie in a different Theater and then went to the expensive showing of JP3 instead OR just never bought Tickets at all and snuck into the Theater area to watch JP3 for free...
On the other hand, I think 6 months in Jail is not NEARLY enough for her behaviour, she should have gotten at least 18-24 Months...
I'm guessing they SNUCK in the theater!
First story- Can you imagine how upset the brother would have been if OP came to the wedding only to go into labor during the ceremony? A baby coming four days early isn’t a stretch.
Second story- my reply would be “Same to you ma’am, same to you.” in a cheerful, genuine voice. That way, she’s left to either think she made my day better or she’s been bitten by her own sarcasm.
Third story- How was OP supposed to warm up food outside when it’s raining? Does Karen think employees have a magical “warm food” power? However, Karen probably has a magic items with those properties- a thing called an oven or a microwave.
Chances are the entitled family didn't even have seats to that movie. It was probably sold out and they bought seats for another movie thinking they would just sneak in. If they had tickets for the movie why not just admit defeat and move to your rightful seats?
Omg, I hate assigned seats. My husband and I had to move twice and had to ask a couple to move out ours once we found them. We didn't go to the theater for months after that.🤦🏽♀️
The food story, So glad your Boss is a great guy!! I'm so sorry you had to go through all that!! Some people are 💩 ( customer)
First story: Yes, OP is the spoiled one when this couple is throwing full temper tantrums which would make a kid envious.
Wait.what how's op the spoiled one? She stated a fact
@@furrytrash44 sarcasm...sir
@@stevenlangevin2052 ok I'm sorry but u can't tell if its sarcasm or not
@@furrytrash44 is hard in writing.
@@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902 wtf does that mean
Second story: Dougebags. But what can we do. A Karen only see what she wants and hears what she wants.
Yep, Karens have bad cases of selective hearing, really bad cases lol
@@Godzilladino and sight too! They think everyone is wearing the uniform of whatever store they're shopping in
Yep, either that or they leave their brain cells at home lol
Story 3, I'm fully agreeing with anyone who saying this was a scam attempt, when she open the door she already knew what she was going to say and it was just completely fluid oh yeah there's my food, let me shut the door real quick, I'll let me give you some crap about the food not being warm or hot lalalala, call your manager, BLAH BLAH BLAH ...🤣🤣🤣
And then when she realized that wasn't going to work she started going the he came in here and got my floor wet so I demand compensation route🤣🤣 I love stupid people!!
The Karen: "If I can not steal a seat, I want to go to jail!"
regarding the movie incident....very likely entitled mom and kids snuck in without paying. If one does that one should keep a very low profile, however entitled mom is so arrogant she thinks she can bully her way thru anything. Hopefully 6 months in jail will teach her better......hmmmmm, most likey not
How the hell do you manage to give the wrong address when ordering a food delivery?
I like to think she tried to scam them
@@GiordanDiodato Yeah that's probably true.
Last story, she should have gotten more than six months. She should have been heavily fined, too, and lost custody of her children.
What I was really expecting from that Groomzilla was him asking for his wedding gift!
Hey fluff nice to see you posting again, makes my day better every time I watch a video
Same here
I can't be the only one admiring the repeated misspelling of "brother" as "bother."
That Boss deserves a medal, as he clearly didn't skip the Masterclass on Handling Karens 101 which is, to quote John Hurt as the War Doctor, never give up and never give in.
"I reserved these seats"
Where? In your mind?!
Entitled people slay me
Story 3: Given the lengths I know some people will make stories up to deceive a business, I have little doubt that woman gave the wrong address on purpose so she could complain and get her food for free.
When I was a teenager Warner Village built a movie theatre in a new commercial development. Now sold to another company and rebranded. When it first opened Star Wars Special Edition was coming out so about 97/98. Well my family all went to see A New Hope and what Lucasfilm did with it and a group of 20 or so teenagers had somehow all snuck into the theatre. I still have no idea how many people were able to sneak in. Well when they were found out they caused a minor riot and destroyed the last two rows (almost ripped the metal framed seats out of the concrete floor they were bolted into) That particular screen had to be closed to two weeks to repair the damage. The group of Teenagers were in deep trouble as their parents had to pay thousands for the repairs.
1st story. OP's brother & SIL only have themselves to blame. A destination wedding during a pandemic? WTF? And OP & a cousin are due within days of the wedding? No way they're leaving their support or even being allowed to fly if they did.
First story: Definitely go ‘no contact’ with this couple; they have absolutely no concern or empathy for anyone but themselves.
Ugh the entire family with the wedding is a mess, they probably shoukd have postponed but. I think the bride and groom could have planned the wedding where the sick mom lives to make it easier and safer for her and so she could see her son get married before she died. They could have all made a way to make it work for everyone.
I was with a friend at a movie once, entire cinema (our movie at least) was near/as good as empty (T'was late). Suddenly someone stapped angrily to me and yelled that i should stfu and threathening us, meanwhile i just kept watching the movie eating my popcorn and thinking : It's sure hard to talk when our mouths only open for eating and drinking and not talking, because you know, we want to watch the movie, perhaps? (We where sitting at the aisle seat, middle (ish) row. So after he kept yelling entire movie and actially disturbing the movie i gave him a hard knee. He got the message and went back to his friends into the darkness. Me and my friend laughed when the movie was done and he walked like it still hurt like an hour later. He was the one (with his friends) who made lots of noise the entire time, where dirty (spilling stuff EVERYWHERE near thier seats, leaving the trash behind (even tough in my country there are ALWAYS giant bins at the exit doors (litteraly can't miss them at all) He put off his shoe's and socks and put his dirty feet onto the next seat etc.... That was my 1st encounter with a Karen. When i left the cinema with my friend, he glanced over angry, i smiled and gave him the finger. EDIT: Sorry for typo's. English is not my main language and fast typing is a gift, and a curse at the same time. Greetings everyone! EDIT : My dad is an ex paracommando, sniper and sgt. And if Karen let her kids do that to me, he would have dragged Karen out the cinema himself by her hair. Because no one assaults little kids (or let them do it (bad parenting etc...) EDIT : if she would have thrown that bottle into my eye, my dad would have given her a free facelift. That's not a threath, that's a promise. My dad is not over protective, but NO ONE gets to assault his family, especially his minor kids (if i was the minor in the story) No matter what age or gender you are, if you make him angry, you'll regret it.
This is one of the craziest episodes so far. Truth is stranger than fiction.
story 4: dinosaurs were scheduled on screen, but there was already one in the auditorium...
Everyone with a brain knows you keep your stubs until the movie is over. It’s not only proof of admission, but it lets you be readmitted if you have to step out. If you need to use the loo or step out to your car halfway through the film, you could be denied reentry if you don’t have your stub. Lots of people also like to keep them as mementos. For instance, my husband and I went to the first showing of Detective Pikachu. It’s the first time I’ve ever seen a movie on opening day. That was special and worth keeping a stub from.
Karen: I won't pay for cold food!
Also Karen: Give me the hot food for free!
If that was me I wouldn't even have this back and forth I would leave with the food and tell my manager it was a prank call
I long for a story where Karen and family make a scene after assaulting OP, manager comes up to hear the two sides, calls security and tells them to take Karen and family, "Out back and deal with them," because unbeknownst to OP and Karen, said store is mafia owned. It'd be different at least.
That theater manager better have given the family free snacks and drinks too.
I'll never understand how people can lie so effortlessly and about things so heinous while bickering over something so petty.
Damn! I also remember seeing Jurassic Park III in theaters back in 2001, minus an entitled Karen of course. Ahhhhhh makes me miss me childhood
1st story: Sounds like they wanted any excuse to cut the groom's family out of their lives 🤨. What about the now sister-in-laws?
Story 4: Ooh! Jurassic Park 3, too bad I couldn’t be here in here at the theaters because they’re a little expensive, plus I don’t think my brother can handle much loud noise and some of us are not at the appropriate age to watch it (and of course I was at school so I don’t have time for it, glad I got the dvd)
And may this entitled woman never returned and hope the other members don’t repeat this mistake
0:14 Why you gotta call me out like that man T^T I LITERALLY just thought to myself saying 'yeah I'll work on the house later' like the world legit shook it's head at me in shame.
I feel ya
Lmaooooo!! The can we sit here couple is UNBELIEVABLE
Maybe it should have been a final destination wedding.....
Loved your added input at the end of story 2, that would have been hilarious!!
Also, the people in the movie theatre in the last story had quite the show before Jurassic Park even started!
I have a cousin on my Dads side of the family who had a destination wedding, and when my Wife couldn't attend because of her health, and my business she was very understanding. However when you say "My Wedding, my rules!" don't be surprised if over half the family doesn't show up.
Inmate: “Hey what are you in for?”
Karen: “I threw a coke bottle”
One of the worst trends currently is "destination weddings." I can't imagine this, although my niece had one. In her case, my sister planned the wedding to be near most of the family. But to cut people off because for one reason or another you can't travel to a wedding. Or funeral, or whatever, especially these days in the era of COVID-19.
DF, you are correct. No flight after 7 months pregnant in most cases and definitely NOT at 8 months. OP'S OBGYN would have never approved it.
Movie Story: After the soda throw, frankly, OP's father should have just jumped on that woman and started beating the hell out of her.
I know I would
For the first story, Skype or using video call could have been a possible solution if none of the family could make it. I know that’s not always easy, but it could have been done. But no, the brother and SIL are extremely entitled and didn’t think of why other people didn’t want to come
And even with Skype/Zoom/Facetime/etc., people have to realize that if they're doing a "destination wedding" that it means that not everyone who would otherwise come (if the wedding were held locally) would be able to make it (because of either health or financial reasons).
@@forcewielder2000 Yes, exactly. How entitled can these people be.
If they could afford destination wedding, they probably had means to arrange some sort of skype call. But it looks like they either wanted deliberately to inconvenient people and make them bent over backwards ("if you truly cared, you'd come" bs, using the opportunity to throw some tantrums and act all hurt) oder just didn't give a flying poop about others. Either way, it's really good for the rest of the family that the crappy couple decided to sulk and go nc / lc. Hopefully it stays so and they don't actually expect the whole family to be apologetic that they couldn't come to the wedding.
Judging by their reactions in the last story, and not once showing their stubs during the whole story, I'm willing to bet they snuck in. All they had to do to keep that free movie was move one seat.
The joys of being entitled.
Good rule of thumb is don't mess with movie goers. Especially with reserved seats.
gotta love hearing people quadrupling down on their lies
I was raised in a different time. If a someone tried to steal our seats and threw a drink at me in a theater when I was a kid, my dad would have belted them. No warning for them and no consequences for him. It really was a different time.
Story 3 sounds like "Lieferando" in Germany... That's a company that picks up food from Restaurants and delivers it by bike or car. I never used it because I never order food (I'm a chef and love making food myself - not because I don't trust the others -)
Know your rights
Accuse Everyone
Request a Manager
Escalate to Authorities
Neglect Reason
I see what you did there.
If that was my Dad he would've went completely nuclear ballistic
The OP who’s wanted his free WiFi and a table for hours is a special gripe for me because when my elderly mother needed to sit down for a bit at a famous book store coffee area it was filled with young adults who were doing the same thing the OP was. We had to leave because all the OPs ignored us.
When the bride and groomzilla get pregnant, the family should book a trip 4 days from her due date and invite them with the same rules as their wedding
1st story... I used to work for the world's largest airline. The brother called selfish and entitled for not coming to his wedding so close to her due date... Most airlines won't allow passengers that are so far along in pregnancy, the one I worked for required written documentation from a doctor stating that it was highly unlikely the passenger would go into labor mid-flight.
Doesn't the Karen in the Food Delivery Story just heat her food in the Microwave or Oven or Stove? Or does common sense just not exist anymore
This channel is so peaceful and not at the same time
The lady who said she had cold food. When she said she wanted hot food, I would have said you got a microwave? Warm it up. LOL
4th Story: She's lucky that she didn't do that to My Dad, or my brother & me (when we had kids), the cops would have to pick her up off of the deck if she had hit my brother & me with our father present, or (once again) my brother's kids or my kids if either one of us were present.... and then we would ask for.a Jury Trial if we were charged.... In the towns we lived in, the District Attorney probably wouldn't have even posted charges since they knew there wouldn't have been a conviction if a father hit someone who had, literally seconds before, attacked and hurt any of their children (or nieces and nephews)!!!!!
All just because now she has to ask herself with all this drama really worth it and no I don't think she really paid for any tickets she somehow snuck into the theater
I had almost the same experience at regal Cinema at Opry Mills Mall in nashville. Before the movie started, my partner and I were very very quietly discussing plans afterwards. We kissed and then got ready for the movie. A Karen behind us got the manager and security and said we were talking throughout the movie. Keep in mind, the movie hasn't started yet. We tried to explain our side of the story, that they wouldn't hear it. She was able to explain her lie of a story. We were escorted out without a refund by their homophobic security and manager. I guess because we're gay, that meant we were guilty and shouldn't enjoy the movie or get a refund?!?
My husband has cancer. There's no way he could have attended any wedding recently, let alone a destination wedding.
Recently, we were told it's terminal. His niece is getting married in September, but I doubt he'll be there.
I donno much about prego women however I cannot for the life of me see a reason to fly while in the last trimester. That there are way too many factors that could happen to said mother and child.
I only hope that the mother got to see her daughter's child before she passes on.
@@TBaker-xu5is same here. I really hope that as well.
Day 69 of me waiting to snap my neck for shaking my head to hard.
Story 1: OP needs to prepare for the brother to make a scene at the funeral.
Story 2:
Karen: There's nowhere else to sit.
Me: Not true. The floor's free.
Horrid. Thankfully had a cool manager who killed a beer with him. Best restaurant jobs I've had are those everyone has a drink and snoke together before cleaning and closing up.
The couple in the story about the coffee house when I was leaving I would have looked them directly in the eye and said "may you live in interesting times" that would drive them crazy when they looked up what that means 😂🙃
story 3 definitely free food scam, now she's blacklisted