Because Karens think that they are royalty and everyone else are the peasants and are expected to bow to their every whim and they will have a massive hissy fit when we don't do as they command.
Karen's Getting nuked ✔️ Going to Jail ✔️ Getting arrested ✔️ Getting sued ✔️ Getting shot nope .....oh wait yes ✔️ the list goes on is there anything that hasn't happened yet to Karen's?
I agree with OP on not letting the manager "fire" him. It only reinforces the Karen's idea she is right and encourages her to keep on with her piss poor behavior. If a Karen is threatening employees and, especially, customers, you ban the Karen!
OP was right not to play the manager's game. All the manager has to do is tell Karen that OP is not an employee and keep repeating that until Karen either understands that or she leaves.
unfortunately it can't wait for most people. Most people are barely struggling to get by and if you're late for work? You might lose your job. And most people are at least a paycheck or two away from homelessness..
Depends on your manager, but it's very likely you could come in missing half of your arm trying to come into work following an accident, but if you're late then you're out the door.
Well, OP was just recovering from passing out, still had trouble breathing, so it's likely he's kinda dazed at the moment, couldn't think clearly so in his mind the priority was getting to work. But the store did press charge, and later OP pressed charge as well.
@Sean Embry It ain't gonna run if your dead either, just get someone to do it. The dude could have literally died, he's lucky it wasn't anyone bigger that hit him harder.
Sadly some people have jobs that only cover their dialy necessities so if they got fired they probably hitting the street and these kind of people are that mostly being abused at their work place.
Story 3: "So your response to a customer harassing another customer is to start harassing the customer as well, because it's easier to harass me too than it is to deal with the actual problem?" Holy heck, good on OP for not agreeing to that nonsense. Just because they're the voice of reason in that story doesn't mean that they're going to just go along with whatever the manager proposes, *especially* if it makes them look like the sole bad guy in the story, rather than the victim. The Karen wanted OP to be fired, but I'm pretty sure it's the manager that needs to get the boot instead. Who does that?
Firing someone who doesn't work there is feeding the Troll. Glad OP said "nope". That kind of Karen is malicious and obviously just wants to cause grief.
OP should have told the manager to get HER manager. That he was going to get HER fired for harassing a customer. Just so she didn't have to deal with a Karen.
These Karens really make it difficult for us normal folks who just want to politely ask an obviously knowledgeable person who is also shopping at the hardware store their opinion about something. The employees are usually clueless. Twice I was lucky enough to find a customer who knew the answer to my question, but I always approach with, "I'm really sorry to bother you, I know you don't work here but I can see you are a professional, do you know if there's an adaptor to make this work? (I bring in the ensemble I'm trying to install). I don't ask for much, and thank them for their time. One gave me his card, and I hired him later to do some electrical work on my solar panels. Really nice guy who brought his young son with him to my very remote rural property and charged me less than his usual rate because his son got to cuddle some adorable baby goats. Kindness is the way.
ALWAYS press charges on Karens! Entitled people need to be disenfranchised! The more time they spend in front of judges and time in jail, the more it will be pounded into their dim, little skulls, that. "Hey, I'm not the only person in this world. There are others out there who have a right to be left alone." Yes! That last story was really nice!
A "regular" who is harassing and attacking other customers is "regularly" driving away the customers you want to keep. Wise words which every manager needs to take to heart.
The first time you harass staff or another customer is the last time you shop here, unless maybe you bring in a note from a therapist stating that you are now safe to allow around other people.
If I see a fully-equipped prison guard as the security at a grocery store, I'd have to assume it's in a bad neighborhood. Or, more likely, that they simply don't work for the store.
My grocery store’s security guard is “fully equipped”, but he doesn’t walk around the store. Always the same guy when I go, to the point he recognizes me as a regular & greets me. It’s not a great neighborhood, but as a 5’2” white chick, it’s pretty safe. Safe enough I’ve never witnessed glass jar throwing.
That OP who told it like it is needs an award. DO NOT PLAY ALONG. You read these jackasses the riot act. LAY INTO THEM. Tell them that they are horrible people and need to look deep inside and stop being selfish, cruel and treating people poorly. Then walk away at the mic drop moment. If they cry, don’t let their crocodile tears sway you.
No back away. You don't know if they'll throw something, have knives, or firearms. The corrections guy made the mistake of turning his back on that meth head. If that had been a big can of beans he might not have ever gotten up again. Because if the can didn't cause a brain hemorrhage the concrete might have. NEVER turn your back on someone acting erratic.
I always feel disappointed when the karen assaults a person trying to forcefully grab their arms, hair, earpods and isn't responded with a full speed elbow to the nose
Story 2: You'd have to be braindead (well, she could've been on meth at the time) to think you can throw glass jars at people unprovoked and NOT face repercussions for it. Also, it's not terrible customer service if the employee doesn't know everything and where they are. Story 4: Also, assaulting people will not get you anywhere. Please be more civil
Plus throwing a glass jar at someone in uniform carrying weapons. Not to mention punching someone in the chest can get you stomped if you try it with the wrong person.
Story 5: Kinda sucks that there are a lot of videos circulating around the internet where people treat employees the same way Karen was treating OP. Employees are not people to abuse, they are just as much of humans as you are.
On the story about the railroad worker, I agree with him 100%. Don't play Karen's games. The manager should just look at Karen tell her to get out of the store and she's banned forever.
The last story... I worked as a cashier for a brief period and it always annoyed me when people got upset about elderly or disabled people "taking too long" to do something. I raised both of my kids to always help others in these and other situations. Too bad more of us aren't willing to help a stranger.
So true... Like it has to be someone outside the place to even help the elderly lady... Helping others in simple task and thanking those people who helped with kindness should be a norm
@@yachishairclips2250 right at my place we have some regulars who we auto start putting stuff in the bags for them, plus if someone seems to be struggling we ask if they want help. it only is just a nice thing to do but often by helping they get done faster. I mean sometimes i dont even start scanning the items till about 2/3 are on the belt and then scan as fast as they pack so they dont feel they have to rush.
I too would be disinclined to go along with the "fired employee" charade. It only feeds into a Karen's delusion that rule 1 of customer relations is absolute. That is to say, if a customer says an employee should be terminated, that is correct and infallibile. Rather than reinforce the belief, they need decisive correction, that they have no ability whatsoever to decide terminations.
Not only would I refuse to play along, I would demand corporates number to report the manager's actions. She's a regular customer and is KNOWN for causing problems with employees AND CUSTOMERS? Why is he still a manager there and why hasn't she been trespassed???
Story 1: Oh I hope that wasn't from Vancouver, BC. But it sounds likely. Story 3: Never try to appease a Karen. It encourages the bad behavior. Story 4: Bad move. Always, Always, ALWAYS press charges. It's the only way a Karen will learn. OP had a damned good excuse. Call in to work: "I got attacked by some bat-shit crazy Karen at the grocery store. Between my medical condition and the attack, I was knocked out. I could use some time to catch my breath and the Police need a quick statement for the charges. I'll be there as soon as procedure allows." But OP made up for it by pressing charges later.
Moral of story 2 is NEVER turn your back on someone acting erratic and hostile. He must have been new or he'd have known that. He's very lucky he didn't get a brain bleed or a fractured skull. Never turn your back on a threat.
@@Wastelandman7000 I didn't mention Story 2, but you're right. Crazy Karens should be treated like a wild animal. Engage in staring contest while slowly backing away. Break eye contact only to check for obstacles until physical barrier can be established between you and wild Karen.
@@Wastelandman7000 Story 1, that was Vancouver. Waterfront was probably the location under the Waterfront Hotel and Downtown could have been anywhere. Waterfront seems to attract a LOT of office Karens from nearby.
It amazes me just how many of these stories involve a Karen assaulting someone. They seem to think that employees are so far beneath them that they can commit assault and get away with it.
I walked out of Walmart yesterday behind a lady in her 80s (87 as I found out later) with a wrist brace on. She had a lot of heavy items in her buggy. So I just said "excuse me ma'am (21 year Marine here), can I please help you?" She hesitated and said yes and she was so sorry. The poor lady apologized 100 times. It was nothing for me to help her for 3 minutes. She tried to give me money. I said, "What? No. Don't be silly." What kind of world do we live in that an 87 year old lady apologizes for something as simple as putting groceries in her truck? She finally said, "Ok darling...I'll feel better if I can tell my daughter a random girl just helped me with my shopping." I was confused because she looked so out of sorts. I didn't realize I had grabbed some big flour bags for her 20 minutes earlier. I never looked at the person who had asked if I could grab the flour. It was the same lady. We're now going shopping on Tuesday.
That 3rd story has to be one of the most satisfying Karen story I've ever heard!!! I love that he wouldn't "play" along with the manager!!! I always get so mad when they pull that bullshit!
Story 1 reminds me of the story from a different video where the OP was at a movie theatre; a Karen recognized him from his work and demanded he help her even though he didn't work there. When he refused, she reported him to his boss and he was written up even though it wasn't at his job, because he "represented his company everywhere he went". Yes, some bosses are that awful.
Always press charges and stop giving in to the entitled jerks. They only act this way because nobody can be “bothered” to actually hold them accountable for their actions.
I'm reminded of The Book of Eli for some reason. "Lay that hand on me again and you won't get it back" Some of these people need to learn that lesson. One way or another.
I would never strike a lady and a lady would never give me cause to. A bitch, on the other hand, gets what she deserves. Being a woman does not make one a lady.
Hearing these stories, I think charges just need to be automatically pressed if there is proof of the assault. You just give the person the desiccation to testify against their attacker.
It is coming down to, you always need to file charges when there is an assault. All to protect the next person. These might be misdemeanor charges, but a series of these in a short time frame will get the court's attention.
ALWAYS press charges. Take them for everything you can get. Anyway, respect has to be earned. BUT, there is a basic level of respect everyone gets by default, if you don't know them/haven't interacted with them, until they show that they either deserve real respect, or don't. That basic level of default respect is basically "don't be a dick without a reason".
My basic operational approach is to show everyone I meet a nominal level of respect, right up until the moment they prove to me that they don't deserve it.
Loved the last story especially. If had time I would have asked to follow her home and assist with carrying them in for her. Glad to see others still believe in this! 👍👍👍
Story #4 where the guy is punched is the reason Karens exist. "Would you like to press charges?"... "no". He has no business complaining about an event he nurtures.
Story 1: Refreshing change of pace where OP actually does work at one particular restaurant in a chain, just not the exact one where the story began. Still stupid of Karen to act like OP simultaneously works at all branches of the restaurant. Is OP supposed to teleport around to each one as needed?
a GOOD manager should have said "she did NOT HAVE to serve you at another locatition also she dont have to serve you here as well we dont want your business now leave"
Managers bending over backwards for Karen's is what makes a Karen. If they stopped getting their way, they would stop the behavior. I would put in a complaint against both Karen and the manager as the manager clearly should have banned the Karen long ago
When the story started with "I'm a correctional officer, and I work nights..." I perked up cause I was a corrections officer for 4.5 years, and I also worked nights.
Story 4: pretty sure getting the incident number or officer's name will cover your butt at work. Cause if not, there could be some legal troubles to deal with due to the medical nature of the incident.
I mean yes, that would take care of any issues at work. Then again OP may just be that invested in their job. If he really enjoys the work, you still want to get in there.
That poor old woman in story 6.. it's literally a part of a bagger's job to help unload for the elderly if they need help, which she clearly did. I'd honestly call the store and report that bullshit. If they aren't doing their actual job, they shouldn't be working. I say this as a previous bagger myself
And not every store is the same. In fact a few of the stores around don’t let them only the people that gather and load deliveries can help. What’s bullshit is you immediately jumping to conclusions from a singular biased pov.
@@bumblefluff561 Well I'm SOOO sorry that in the U.S., almost all stores fucking have baggers be a general thing of doing everything that others don't wanna do, like be janitors not paid janitor wages. Stop acting like you know everything about grocery stores maybe and actually fucking listen to people who've ACTUALLY WORKED AT PLACES LIKE THIS
Texas only big chain grocery store is KNOWN for their customer service! That is why they ARE the big chain grocery store everywhere in Texas! I have never had poor service from them in 22 years that I have lived here. I would go to Texas only big chain over Cincinnati all over great lakes grocery store I grew up with any day! Prices, products and home brands are very competitive and they are usually located just down the street from each other. Op's Louisiana pov is not necessarily status quo in Texas. Thank you very much!
@@blondienhouston4825 I figured, it wouldn't be a popular place if it wasn't usually good. The person in the story that didn't/really refused to help the old woman should be fired with what they did, that's just not how actual good customer service is
OP made some wild assertions about the niceness of southern Louisiana. I spend 15 years living in South Louisiana. There are a**holes everywhere and as a cashier, I saw plenty of BS just like this while working there. I'm not saying that there aren't people who are nice there, but don't hold it up as a bastion of kindness.
I work at a grocery store and since I am a cashier I dont know where everything is but if I cant help, I call for assistance. I like the work since they cant run away from me before they pay. I like talking and we have a lot of regulars who like talking too. no karens, a few complaints but nothing that rocks my boat. I am nice to people if they are nice to me. but if I meet a karen let the fight begin.
Pasta Lady should have read some Niven. In particular... 1 (a) Never throw shit at an armed man. and for everyone else. 1 (b) Never stand next to someone who is throwing shit at an armed man.
No i would have taken it one step further even if it made me sound like a karen. I would have told that manager off and said if you do that i'm calling corporate on you and copmlaining because it's exactly that kind of pampering to her self entitled behavior that feeds it and makes her keeps acting like this. So you either go tell that karen to leave me alone or i'm calling corporate.
I'm getting the idea the best way to deal is to turn the tables. "Ahem, get me a douchebag", says hypothetical Karen. "Ahem why are you asking me, don't you know how to do the one job they gave you, where the heck did you stock the anti-itch jock cream, you better help me before I tell your manager how incompetent you are " says hypothetical me.
This third reminds me of another story that for the life of me I can’t find. In it, OP goes to a store to buy a smoker for work and some idiot demands he help him. The manager gets involved, tells OP just to act like he’s being fired, but OP is having none of it. He tells the manager that he’s in a bad mood and is willing to return the $400 smoker instead of playing along, to which the manager backs OP up and tells the idiot that he doesn’t work there.
It doesn't matter what you're in there for, whether it's a $400 smoker or a $10 screwdriver. If you're being harassed by another customer the manager has no right to ask you to play along to make his/her job easier.
I would probably play along with being fired but then go off script saying I have 3 kids and one of them is still in the hospital after having been in a car accident after she was hit by a drunk driver. I lost my husband in the accident and I’m the only working parent. I have so many hospital bills to pay off and I need this job along with the insurance I get for working full time. Please! Please I need this job!” Just to make the Karen feel bad (if they’re susceptible to those emotions) and by the end of it I say “Sike, bitch. I don’t work here. You’re an idiot.”
Story 2: You must work in a private prison cause yeah even corrections are allowed to wear their uniforms outside of work but depending on the state most corrections officers are not considered law enforcement nor do they have access to systems such as LEADS
Even if the OP in the first story actually worked at that location, she was OFF DUTY! Dressed in street clothes, having a cup of coffee... Geez, lady, do you think employees are on a 24/7 shift just for you??
story 1: as an army veteran, you mess with my coffee you're going to have a bad day... story 2: Karen learnt the mantra "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes"
Hi Fluff and Stevo. 3 favorite IDWHL = 1. Man having meltdown at grocery store. OP asked him if he was having a bad day. He was. His wife asked him to shop so that she could make funeral arrangements for their son. 2. Woman having fit for not finding candy apples. She leaves and OP finds that he is parked near her. She is crying hard. OP finds out she had promised her granddaughter candy apples for her birthday, so OP told her where to get the ingredients to make them. 3. OP tells about 3 times older women helped him with cooking tips. He shared them with readers. The one about the boiling water over the tofu is my favorite.
Story 3: Good on OP for not putting up with the entitled Karen and managers nonsense and leave. Better to leave and have peace than get involved and lose part of sense in the process.
1st story: Tim Horton's, the company OP works for are ALL individual franchises under the corporate umbrella. That means that each franchise is bought individually & all staff of that person's franchise are solely employees of that person. This is why each Timmy's (what we Canadians tend to call it) is able to unionize separately like is happening with Starbucks, should employees vote for one.
I half hope a Karen tries the "You work here" with me but I also hope one doesn't because I don't think I could stop myself from going full "You will regret being born you homesick abortion" on them. (Bullies have a funny way of burning up ones lifetime supply of BS tolerance. :p) Story 3: Yeah hell no if Karen is that much of a dip, just ban them I can't stand managers who pretend to fire people to placate that crap. If they tried I'd say "No worries soon as I leave here I'm placing a call with your district manager, you wanna placate a karen well I guess I got a name change".
People NEED to press charges when these situations happen. Always! A Karen might never change their ways but they can sure as hell get punished for it.
You know it's the U.S when they get knocked unconscious, can barely breathe but instead of going to the hospital they get to work. It sounded like had a collapsed lung!
If I were the boss of this store I would do everything in my power to get this Karen banned from my store forever you can't let Karen's get away with this kind of stuff because then it only makes them more entitled and breeds new karens
I was born and raised in Missouri, now living in FL. I was walking into a Ohl’s one day, and an elderly women was struggling to get her new vacuum in the trunk. I was maybe 5 cars away when she looked up at me, I smiled. Once I was closer I asked if she needed help. I’m 5’3” and weigh around 100lbs. She looked startled, so I moved to the other side of the row, hoping she would feel more comfortable. When I was right behind her, she turned, apologized, and accepted help. She thanked me and said she wasn’t used to that kindness. I was so sad! It took less than 60 seconds to help her!
I used to be a float teller at a local bank chain for several years so I worked at several bank locations while working at my main branch. I happen to do my main banking at another competitor bank entirely (they had better interest rates) and was there on my day off doing my family banking. An entitled customer that I’ve done banking for for years walks in, noticed that there was a huge line, then noticed me in line (in jeans and a tee instead of my usual business attire), and noticed I was next, walks over, throws me his banking including a large amount of cash and says, “here! Do, this! I’ll be waiting in the waiting area for my receipts and hurry up since I’m in a rush!” I am gobsmacked at his arrogance and entitlement and hollered, “HEY, THIS IS NOT X BANK, BUT XX BANK! AND I DO NOT WORK HERE! I AM A CUSTOMER HERE! IF YOU WANT TO GIVE ME FREE MONEY GREAT!!! OTHERWISE TAKE YOUR BANKING AND GET IN LINE AT THE BACK AND WAIT YOUR TURN LIKE THE REST OF US YOU ENTITLED ASS! IN CASE YOU HAVEN’T NOTICED, WE ARE ALL IN A RUSH!” Of course he gets in my face and screams the infamous, “DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?!?” line and I come back with “OMG! You don’t know WHO YOU ARE? How awful! DOES ANYONE KNOW WHO THIS MAN IS? He doesn’t seem to know who he is!!! Call an ambulance, he’s obviously had a head injury if he can’t remember who he is! He says that I’m a bank employee and I need to do my job and his banking and I say yes, when I’m on duty at X bank I’m more than happy to do his banking, but this is an entirely different bank chain and I’m on my day off therefore he needs to do his own banking just like any other customer. The bank manager comes over and I explain the situation and excuse myself to do my banking and leave. The following week he comes into my main branch and raises such a stink that my manager kicks him out. I have to re-explain what happened and my boss just started laughing. That customer was eventually banned from our branch for verbal and physical harassment. An Uber-Karen/ken at his finest. 😂
Look if you're gonna be late might as well get a story. ALWAYS PRESS CHARGES! Plus if you get fired after being assaulted I don't think you should work for them.
Was at my favorite hardware store (which is fairly small about 4k sq ft). A lady asked me where the key department was. I told her and she proceeded to the location. About 10 minutes later she saw me again and realized that I was a customer. She started to apologize. I laughed and said "don't apologize I was happy to help." Today...was in line at Walmart...the clerk accidentally removed the divider between the lady in front of me and my order. Proceeded to scan MY Life Savers. The lady notices...I was about to make a joke...when I realized that this Woman was a Karen.... Yeah, she never would understand a joke.
Depends on the facility. Where I am they can wear the uniform on the way home, but, generally don't have their service belt with their tools on it. Though I've seen them with the belt on once or twice. What is mind blowing is that their uniform will have what corrections department or facility they work for on the chest or sleeve.
Yeah, because they are escalating and pretty soon you'll hear of people shooting them or curb stomping them. Because that is the only thing that will stop the escalation.
I don't know what part of south Louisiana this person lives in, but I've lived there since 1978, and have never experienced the type of "hospitality" described in this entry. South Louisiana has as many bigots and rude persons as any other part of the country/world.
story 6: when i worked at schnucks for the summer job program, i saw a little girl giving her pregnant mom trouble when she was about to start her shopping so i walked up to them and asked the kid “can you please be good for your mom?” with a gentle/soothing voice then she calmed down and her mom smiled and thanked me for the help. her daughter apologized to us both and i said that it was fine and i don’t mind. i think the girl is having fun with her new little sister by now since that happened during the summer and the mom was like 5 or 6 months along at the time. i also helped an elderly woman pay for stuff when she couldn’t find $5 in her purse to finish paying for her groceries so i let her barrow mine to make her day better and her son did pay me back but i was just glad to help.
If a stranger grabs you, by all means, defend yourself with force. You have the right to defend yourself.
Yep, and never turn your back on these fruit loops. You don't know what they're packing. That meth head might have had a knife.
right?! if anybody grabs my arm, first thing i want to do is punch em.
should be a notice on all wallmarts (they seem to be the center of these stories)
WARNING TO ALL KARENS THE USE OF DEADLY FORCE IS TO BE ENCOURAGED
Not in North Carolina, you're supposed to run away !
@@robertdiaz4123 Well, if they've grabbed you, you can't run away. So, now what?
A Karen attacking a police officer, why am I not surprised? 🤦♂️
are you real or a ghost?
And shot! Granted it was a taser but it was still a shot.
Because Karens think that they are royalty and everyone else are the peasants and are expected to bow to their every whim and they will have a massive hissy fit when we don't do as they command.
Karen's
Getting nuked ✔️
Going to Jail ✔️
Getting arrested ✔️
Getting sued ✔️
Getting shot nope .....oh wait yes ✔️ the list goes on is there anything that hasn't happened yet to Karen's?
@@suzieqmac2.0 Both LOL
I agree with OP on not letting the manager "fire" him. It only reinforces the Karen's idea she is right and encourages her to keep on with her piss poor behavior. If a Karen is threatening employees and, especially, customers, you ban the Karen!
Bu he could have made it really dramatic, like YOU CAN'T FIRE ME I QUIT!!!
@@lizd2943 No. Just don't play the game. Stop feeding their ego, or the weak responses from so called managers.
OP was right not to play the manager's game. All the manager has to do is tell Karen that OP is not an employee and keep repeating that until Karen either understands that or she leaves.
@@Kayenne54 Alternately, I hope that if this ever happens to me that I have the wits to reply "They'd have to HIRE me first!" :)
@@loka7783 Good idea!
Dude could've literally died and all he was worried about was being on time for work. Work can wait man, just press charges right then and there.
unfortunately it can't wait for most people. Most people are barely struggling to get by and if you're late for work? You might lose your job. And most people are at least a paycheck or two away from homelessness..
Depends on your manager, but it's very likely you could come in missing half of your arm trying to come into work following an accident, but if you're late then you're out the door.
Well, OP was just recovering from passing out, still had trouble breathing, so it's likely he's kinda dazed at the moment, couldn't think clearly so in his mind the priority was getting to work.
But the store did press charge, and later OP pressed charge as well.
@Sean Embry It ain't gonna run if your dead either, just get someone to do it. The dude could have literally died, he's lucky it wasn't anyone bigger that hit him harder.
Sadly some people have jobs that only cover their dialy necessities so if they got fired they probably hitting the street and these kind of people are that mostly being abused at their work place.
Story 3: "So your response to a customer harassing another customer is to start harassing the customer as well, because it's easier to harass me too than it is to deal with the actual problem?"
Holy heck, good on OP for not agreeing to that nonsense. Just because they're the voice of reason in that story doesn't mean that they're going to just go along with whatever the manager proposes, *especially* if it makes them look like the sole bad guy in the story, rather than the victim. The Karen wanted OP to be fired, but I'm pretty sure it's the manager that needs to get the boot instead. Who does that?
It is time for Karens to get thrown out of the store. Repeat offenders legally barred from the store.
Firing someone who doesn't work there is feeding the Troll. Glad OP said "nope". That kind of Karen is malicious and obviously just wants to cause grief.
OP should have told the manager to get HER manager. That he was going to get HER fired for harassing a customer. Just so she didn't have to deal with a Karen.
These Karens really make it difficult for us normal folks who just want to politely ask an obviously knowledgeable person who is also shopping at the hardware store their opinion about something. The employees are usually clueless.
Twice I was lucky enough to find a customer who knew the answer to my question, but I always approach with, "I'm really sorry to bother you, I know you don't work here but I can see you are a professional, do you know if there's an adaptor to make this work? (I bring in the ensemble I'm trying to install). I don't ask for much, and thank them for their time.
One gave me his card, and I hired him later to do some electrical work on my solar panels. Really nice guy who brought his young son with him to my very remote rural property and charged me less than his usual rate because his son got to cuddle some adorable baby goats.
Kindness is the way.
Story three: Slow clap for OP refusing to play along with the wimpy manager. My hat is off to you, sir.
ALWAYS press charges on Karens! Entitled people need to be disenfranchised! The more time they spend in front of judges and time in jail, the more it will be pounded into their dim, little skulls, that. "Hey, I'm not the only person in this world. There are others out there who have a right to be left alone." Yes! That last story was really nice!
Story 3: that Karen is a *regular*?! Manager, daFuq is wrong with you? Call the damn cops already for her routine of harassing customers!
A "regular" who is harassing and attacking other customers is "regularly" driving away the customers you want to keep.
Wise words which every manager needs to take to heart.
The first time you harass staff or another customer is the last time you shop here, unless maybe you bring in a note from a therapist stating that you are now safe to allow around other people.
Yup, trespass her.
If I see a fully-equipped prison guard as the security at a grocery store, I'd have to assume it's in a bad neighborhood. Or, more likely, that they simply don't work for the store.
A VERY bad neighborhood at that
Meth Karens on the loose. Yep, very bad neighbourhood.
It *is* a bad neighbourhood - Karens randomly appear and brain people with pasta sauce jars.
My grocery store’s security guard is “fully equipped”, but he doesn’t walk around the store. Always the same guy when I go, to the point he recognizes me as a regular & greets me.
It’s not a great neighborhood, but as a 5’2” white chick, it’s pretty safe. Safe enough I’ve never witnessed glass jar throwing.
That OP who told it like it is needs an award.
DO NOT PLAY ALONG. You read these jackasses the riot act. LAY INTO THEM.
Tell them that they are horrible people and need to look deep inside and stop being selfish, cruel and treating people poorly.
Then walk away at the mic drop moment.
If they cry, don’t let their crocodile tears sway you.
No back away. You don't know if they'll throw something, have knives, or firearms. The corrections guy made the mistake of turning his back on that meth head.
If that had been a big can of beans he might not have ever gotten up again. Because if the can didn't cause a brain hemorrhage the concrete might have.
NEVER turn your back on someone acting erratic.
If they cry, ask them to "cry more"
I always feel disappointed when the karen assaults a person trying to forcefully grab their arms, hair, earpods and isn't responded with a full speed elbow to the nose
Or having their face smashed into a table or counter.
And then choose to not press charges. Ugh
Agreed,
If they're lucky. Try that shit with the wrong person and you're dead. There are some really wound up people out there. Be best to not set them off.
@@AlyssaAllen.a RIGHT!? Always press charges when they put hands on you. Always.
Story 2: You'd have to be braindead (well, she could've been on meth at the time) to think you can throw glass jars at people unprovoked and NOT face repercussions for it. Also, it's not terrible customer service if the employee doesn't know everything and where they are.
Story 4: Also, assaulting people will not get you anywhere. Please be more civil
not entirely true, assaulting people will get you a "nice" stay in a 4x6 concreate house (room) with 3 square meals a day.........
@@gutz-Coldrevenge Yes, in one of those nice 🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳Grey Bars hostel...
Plus throwing a glass jar at someone in uniform carrying weapons. Not to mention punching someone in the chest can get you stomped if you try it with the wrong person.
@@gutz-Coldrevenge Depending on where you do it, and who you assault, it may only get you 6' of earth.
@@gutz-Coldrevenge Don't forget the nice pair of matching bracelets.
ALWAYS👏
PRESS👏
CHARGES👏
Story 5: Kinda sucks that there are a lot of videos circulating around the internet where people treat employees the same way Karen was treating OP. Employees are not people to abuse, they are just as much of humans as you are.
Unfortunely the Karenverse is growing like a black hole.
On the story about the railroad worker, I agree with him 100%. Don't play Karen's games. The manager should just look at Karen tell her to get out of the store and she's banned forever.
The last story... I worked as a cashier for a brief period and it always annoyed me when people got upset about elderly or disabled people "taking too long" to do something. I raised both of my kids to always help others in these and other situations. Too bad more of us aren't willing to help a stranger.
So true... Like it has to be someone outside the place to even help the elderly lady... Helping others in simple task and thanking those people who helped with kindness should be a norm
@@yachishairclips2250 right at my place we have some regulars who we auto start putting stuff in the bags for them, plus if someone seems to be struggling we ask if they want help. it only is just a nice thing to do but often by helping they get done faster.
I mean sometimes i dont even start scanning the items till about 2/3 are on the belt and then scan as fast as they pack so they dont feel they have to rush.
Sometimes these people are way too polite once they realize they’re dealing with a Karen. I don’t think I could be.
I too would be disinclined to go along with the "fired employee" charade. It only feeds into a Karen's delusion that rule 1 of customer relations is absolute. That is to say, if a customer says an employee should be terminated, that is correct and infallibile. Rather than reinforce the belief, they need decisive correction, that they have no ability whatsoever to decide terminations.
Not only would I refuse to play along, I would demand corporates number to report the manager's actions. She's a regular customer and is KNOWN for causing problems with employees AND CUSTOMERS? Why is he still a manager there and why hasn't she been trespassed???
@@merlinathrawes746 I regret that I have but one up-vote to give. This is absolutely the right answer.
Story 2 - Right at the pasta sauce part and all I'm thinking is, "Well, she's about to get VERY acquainted with OP's job after that"
I would have seen how long it took to drain that tazer battery
Story 1: Oh I hope that wasn't from Vancouver, BC. But it sounds likely.
Story 3: Never try to appease a Karen. It encourages the bad behavior.
Story 4: Bad move. Always, Always, ALWAYS press charges. It's the only way a Karen will learn. OP had a damned good excuse. Call in to work: "I got attacked by some bat-shit crazy Karen at the grocery store. Between my medical condition and the attack, I was knocked out. I could use some time to catch my breath and the Police need a quick statement for the charges. I'll be there as soon as procedure allows."
But OP made up for it by pressing charges later.
Moral of story 2 is NEVER turn your back on someone acting erratic and hostile. He must have been new or he'd have known that. He's very lucky he didn't get a brain bleed or a fractured skull. Never turn your back on a threat.
@@Wastelandman7000 I didn't mention Story 2, but you're right. Crazy Karens should be treated like a wild animal. Engage in staring contest while slowly backing away. Break eye contact only to check for obstacles until physical barrier can be established between you and wild Karen.
Karen's MAY learn. The possibility of them actually learning is never a given.
@@merlinathrawes746 Amen brother! Preaching to the Choir.
@@Wastelandman7000 Story 1, that was Vancouver. Waterfront was probably the location under the Waterfront Hotel and Downtown could have been anywhere. Waterfront seems to attract a LOT of office Karens from nearby.
It amazes me just how many of these stories involve a Karen assaulting someone. They seem to think that employees are so far beneath them that they can commit assault and get away with it.
The saddest part is that these things have been happening for generations and just now are the stories beong told.
@@ericstoverink6579 it's probably happened in some form for most of human history.
We have a mental illness problem.
@@jacthing1 it just got worse with the Oprah Era and beyond.
@@megatroll2590 I'm not sure if it got worse or we just heard about it more
There's Methany again, throwing pasta sauce and causin trouble at the store again.
I walked out of Walmart yesterday behind a lady in her 80s (87 as I found out later) with a wrist brace on. She had a lot of heavy items in her buggy. So I just said "excuse me ma'am (21 year Marine here), can I please help you?" She hesitated and said yes and she was so sorry. The poor lady apologized 100 times. It was nothing for me to help her for 3 minutes. She tried to give me money. I said, "What? No. Don't be silly." What kind of world do we live in that an 87 year old lady apologizes for something as simple as putting groceries in her truck? She finally said, "Ok darling...I'll feel better if I can tell my daughter a random girl just helped me with my shopping." I was confused because she looked so out of sorts.
I didn't realize I had grabbed some big flour bags for her 20 minutes earlier. I never looked at the person who had asked if I could grab the flour. It was the same lady.
We're now going shopping on Tuesday.
FINALLY. THANK YOU Railroad Guy for ACTUALLY having any sort of spine AND calling out the doormats that enable Karens' behavior. My god.
That 3rd story has to be one of the most satisfying Karen story I've ever heard!!! I love that he wouldn't "play" along with the manager!!! I always get so mad when they pull that bullshit!
Management playing along with a karen to keep them happy is enabling it... and eventually, they will end up attacking a customer...
Story 1 reminds me of the story from a different video where the OP was at a movie theatre; a Karen recognized him from his work and demanded he help her even though he didn't work there. When he refused, she reported him to his boss and he was written up even though it wasn't at his job, because he "represented his company everywhere he went". Yes, some bosses are that awful.
Didn't that guy get revenge?
I'm trying to remember the ending, I think he got the manager fired?
Am I mixing several stories up?
That employee only represents the company if he was on the clock or wearing company attire. I hope that person went to HR to contest the write up.
Always press charges and stop giving in to the entitled jerks. They only act this way because nobody can be “bothered” to actually hold them accountable for their actions.
Most times I’m just like "Why", "Really ?" when I'm watching these
But it’s hilarious how she didn’t know that OP was a cop
He wasn't a cop
@@335chr In a lot of jurisdictions corrections officers count as cops if they're in uniform. Especially to street cops and judges.
@@335chr in my jurisdiction, the officers in our jail are full sheriff deputies, not corrections officers.
Haven’t any of these “ladies” never been taught by their mommies that no matter what, you JUST.DON’T.LAY.HANDS.ON.PEOPLE!
I'm reminded of The Book of Eli for some reason. "Lay that hand on me again and you won't get it back"
Some of these people need to learn that lesson. One way or another.
I would never strike a lady and a lady would never give me cause to. A bitch, on the other hand, gets what she deserves. Being a woman does not make one a lady.
2. He was walking away. She had only one chance left. Time for...
a Hail Maria Pasta.
PAH-STAH. Say it with me now. PAH. STAH.
Hearing these stories, I think charges just need to be automatically pressed if there is proof of the assault. You just give the person the desiccation to testify against their attacker.
“Desiccation??”
It is coming down to, you always need to file charges when there is an assault. All to protect the next person. These might be misdemeanor charges, but a series of these in a short time frame will get the court's attention.
And Something tells me in many of these cases it wouldn’t be their first time in front of a judge either.
Nothing like some Insane entitlement to remind you you're not that bad 😅
The very last story got me. 😢 Bless that 80 year old woman's heart. As well that the person that ended up helping her.
Making an Italian birthday feast for a family member. It's always good to have Fluffy keep me company while I work.
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@@hopelightninstrikem8167 eggplant caponata sandwiches, meatball sliders, pasta salad, and a chocolate cream cake 🎂
@@novabrilliant4510 Sounds good!
Knocking coffee over and throwing papers around to get someone to help you?!?!? NOPE!! It'll get you unwanted instant karma served within seconds.
When the pasta lady got tased, I actually clapped with glee.
ALWAYS press charges. Take them for everything you can get. Anyway, respect has to be earned. BUT, there is a basic level of respect everyone gets by default, if you don't know them/haven't interacted with them, until they show that they either deserve real respect, or don't. That basic level of default respect is basically "don't be a dick without a reason".
My basic operational approach is to show everyone I meet a nominal level of respect, right up until the moment they prove to me that they don't deserve it.
Story 2: I’m surprised that people are Calling Karen “pasta lady” when she isn’t using her noodle
OUCH!
Loved the last story especially. If had time I would have asked to follow her home and assist with carrying them in for her. Glad to see others still believe in this! 👍👍👍
Of someone called my significant other a wh*re or something like that they would be on a one-way trip to the hospital
Yeah, down where I live that is...inadvisable.
What do you mean?
Story #4 where the guy is punched is the reason Karens exist. "Would you like to press charges?"... "no". He has no business complaining about an event he nurtures.
Story 1: Refreshing change of pace where OP actually does work at one particular restaurant in a chain, just not the exact one where the story began. Still stupid of Karen to act like OP simultaneously works at all branches of the restaurant. Is OP supposed to teleport around to each one as needed?
a GOOD manager should have said "she did NOT HAVE to serve you at another locatition also she dont have to serve you here as well we dont want your business now leave"
The last story was a winner. I LOVE stories about kindness.
Never ever pretend fire someone for a Karen. It reinforces their behaviour.
Anyone else feel better after a bad day, when fluffy says his intro
Managers bending over backwards for Karen's is what makes a Karen. If they stopped getting their way, they would stop the behavior. I would put in a complaint against both Karen and the manager as the manager clearly should have banned the Karen long ago
When the story started with "I'm a correctional officer, and I work nights..." I perked up cause I was a corrections officer for 4.5 years, and I also worked nights.
Story 4: pretty sure getting the incident number or officer's name will cover your butt at work.
Cause if not, there could be some legal troubles to deal with due to the medical nature of the incident.
I mean yes, that would take care of any issues at work.
Then again OP may just be that invested in their job. If he really enjoys the work, you still want to get in there.
@@sparkplug1018 true, but I think more people would not know that they can be late for a police matter than workaholics.
That poor old woman in story 6.. it's literally a part of a bagger's job to help unload for the elderly if they need help, which she clearly did. I'd honestly call the store and report that bullshit. If they aren't doing their actual job, they shouldn't be working. I say this as a previous bagger myself
And not every store is the same. In fact a few of the stores around don’t let them only the people that gather and load deliveries can help. What’s bullshit is you immediately jumping to conclusions from a singular biased pov.
@@bumblefluff561 Well I'm SOOO sorry that in the U.S., almost all stores fucking have baggers be a general thing of doing everything that others don't wanna do, like be janitors not paid janitor wages. Stop acting like you know everything about grocery stores maybe and actually fucking listen to people who've ACTUALLY WORKED AT PLACES LIKE THIS
Texas only big chain grocery store is KNOWN for their customer service! That is why they ARE the big chain grocery store everywhere in Texas! I have never had poor service from them in 22 years that I have lived here. I would go to Texas only big chain over Cincinnati all over great lakes grocery store I grew up with any day! Prices, products and home brands are very competitive and they are usually located just down the street from each other.
Op's Louisiana pov is not necessarily status quo in Texas. Thank you very much!
@@blondienhouston4825 I figured, it wouldn't be a popular place if it wasn't usually good. The person in the story that didn't/really refused to help the old woman should be fired with what they did, that's just not how actual good customer service is
OP made some wild assertions about the niceness of southern Louisiana. I spend 15 years living in South Louisiana. There are a**holes everywhere and as a cashier, I saw plenty of BS just like this while working there. I'm not saying that there aren't people who are nice there, but don't hold it up as a bastion of kindness.
I work at a grocery store and since I am a cashier I dont know where everything is but if I cant help, I call for assistance. I like the work since they cant run away from me before they pay. I like talking and we have a lot of regulars who like talking too. no karens, a few complaints but nothing that rocks my boat. I am nice to people if they are nice to me. but if I meet a karen let the fight begin.
Story 2: yeah, she's a Karen, but holy hell she managed a headshot with an awkward shaped and weighted item at range AND on drugs? Hell of a shot.
The aim may have been lucky, but being on drugs, especially being hyper on drugs, often adds strength.
9:21 -- "American Tourister gorilla?" Wow. OP must be about as old as I am to remember that ad campaign!
" I heard the mating call of the greater northeastern whooping Karen, AHEM " had me ROLLING
Pasta Lady should have read some Niven. In particular...
1 (a) Never throw shit at an armed man.
and for everyone else.
1 (b) Never stand next to someone who is throwing shit at an armed man.
True, but, an even better lesson is never turn your back on someone acting crazy. Always assume you may have to deal with the problem the hard way.
Guy: *is literally dressed in his cop uniform*
The Entitled parent: i can totally bean that dude with this pasta sauce and totally not get in trouble
Ahhhhhh time to sit back and relax as I binge some more Darkfluff
No i would have taken it one step further even if it made me sound like a karen. I would have told that manager off and said if you do that i'm calling corporate on you and copmlaining because it's exactly that kind of pampering to her self entitled behavior that feeds it and makes her keeps acting like this. So you either go tell that karen to leave me alone or i'm calling corporate.
Use the Karen to destroy the Karen
Absolutely right!
Always, always, always press charges on a Karen. Otherwise they will never learn.
I'm getting the idea the best way to deal is to turn the tables. "Ahem, get me a douchebag", says hypothetical Karen.
"Ahem why are you asking me, don't you know how to do the one job they gave you, where the heck did you stock the anti-itch jock cream, you better help me before I tell your manager how incompetent you are " says hypothetical me.
This third reminds me of another story that for the life of me I can’t find. In it, OP goes to a store to buy a smoker for work and some idiot demands he help him. The manager gets involved, tells OP just to act like he’s being fired, but OP is having none of it. He tells the manager that he’s in a bad mood and is willing to return the $400 smoker instead of playing along, to which the manager backs OP up and tells the idiot that he doesn’t work there.
I remember that story & it was a 12k smoker
It doesn't matter what you're in there for, whether it's a $400 smoker or a $10 screwdriver. If you're being harassed by another customer the manager has no right to ask you to play along to make his/her job easier.
I would probably play along with being fired but then go off script saying I have 3 kids and one of them is still in the hospital after having been in a car accident after she was hit by a drunk driver. I lost my husband in the accident and I’m the only working parent. I have so many hospital bills to pay off and I need this job along with the insurance I get for working full time. Please! Please I need this job!” Just to make the Karen feel bad (if they’re susceptible to those emotions) and by the end of it I say “Sike, bitch. I don’t work here. You’re an idiot.”
should throw in that your being sued lol, just to top it off
On top of that, accuse Karen's sister, brother, husband, relative, etc. of being said drunk driver. Claim you recognize their face.
Story 6 is a welcome, heartwarming change of pace from the indignation that most of the other stories elicit.
Everyone who has had to deal with a karen has wished for the ability to tazer them.
"Employees will be flogged until morale improves."
What I do to my co-worker!
Jokingly, of course.
Last story brought tears to my eyes!! Why can’t more people be like that??
Love that last story! Why can't more people be kind and help others.
Story 2: You must work in a private prison cause yeah even corrections are allowed to wear their uniforms outside of work but depending on the state most corrections officers are not considered law enforcement nor do they have access to systems such as LEADS
Even if the OP in the first story actually worked at that location, she was OFF DUTY! Dressed in street clothes, having a cup of coffee... Geez, lady, do you think employees are on a 24/7 shift just for you??
The last story was very heartwarming! It is nice to have a story without all the Karen problems.
story 1: as an army veteran, you mess with my coffee you're going to have a bad day...
story 2: Karen learnt the mantra "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes"
yeah
i agree with you about that, because if some karen did that with my coffee, she would have gotten put through the floor with a quickness
Glad he stood up to the Home Depot employee!! I would add that i would report them to corporate & charge them with harassment.
Having worked in a county jail I can agree that intake always has some interesting stories.
Hi Fluff and Stevo. 3 favorite IDWHL = 1. Man having meltdown at grocery store. OP asked him if he was having a bad day. He was. His wife asked him to shop so that she could make funeral arrangements for their son. 2. Woman having fit for not finding candy apples. She leaves and OP finds that he is parked near her. She is crying hard. OP finds out she had promised her granddaughter candy apples for her birthday, so OP told her where to get the ingredients to make them. 3. OP tells about 3 times older women helped him with cooking tips. He shared them with readers. The one about the boiling water over the tofu is my favorite.
Story 3: Good on OP for not putting up with the entitled Karen and managers nonsense and leave. Better to leave and have peace than get involved and lose part of sense in the process.
The last story is heartwarming.
1st story: Tim Horton's, the company OP works for are ALL individual franchises under the corporate umbrella. That means that each franchise is bought individually & all staff of that person's franchise are solely employees of that person. This is why each Timmy's (what we Canadians tend to call it) is able to unionize separately like is happening with Starbucks, should employees vote for one.
It always pisses me off when the op decides not to press charges. These people won’t learn.
also if police have evidence why do they need to ask?
The last story made me tear up. Where have we left our humanity, that we won’t help an elder who is clearly in need of a little kindness?
I half hope a Karen tries the "You work here" with me but I also hope one doesn't because I don't think I could stop myself from going full "You will regret being born you homesick abortion" on them. (Bullies have a funny way of burning up ones lifetime supply of BS tolerance. :p)
Story 3: Yeah hell no if Karen is that much of a dip, just ban them I can't stand managers who pretend to fire people to placate that crap. If they tried I'd say "No worries soon as I leave here I'm placing a call with your district manager, you wanna placate a karen well I guess I got a name change".
Yeah, and never turn your back on one. They're crazy AND they're stupid. If one goes violent only one way to deal with that.
People NEED to press charges when these situations happen. Always! A Karen might never change their ways but they can sure as hell get punished for it.
You know it's the U.S when they get knocked unconscious, can barely breathe but instead of going to the hospital they get to work. It sounded like had a collapsed lung!
If I were the boss of this store I would do everything in my power to get this Karen banned from my store forever you can't let Karen's get away with this kind of stuff because then it only makes them more entitled and breeds new karens
I was born and raised in Missouri, now living in FL. I was walking into a Ohl’s one day, and an elderly women was struggling to get her new vacuum in the trunk. I was maybe 5 cars away when she looked up at me, I smiled. Once I was closer I asked if she needed help. I’m 5’3” and weigh around 100lbs. She looked startled, so I moved to the other side of the row, hoping she would feel more comfortable. When I was right behind her, she turned, apologized, and accepted help. She thanked me and said she wasn’t used to that kindness. I was so sad! It took less than 60 seconds to help her!
Depending on my mood, I'd probably agree to be "fired", but I'd ramp it up, shouting, tears and everything🤣
I used to be a float teller at a local bank chain for several years so I worked at several bank locations while working at my main branch. I happen to do my main banking at another competitor bank entirely (they had better interest rates) and was there on my day off doing my family banking. An entitled customer that I’ve done banking for for years walks in, noticed that there was a huge line, then noticed me in line (in jeans and a tee instead of my usual business attire), and noticed I was next, walks over, throws me his banking including a large amount of cash and says, “here! Do, this! I’ll be waiting in the waiting area for my receipts and hurry up since I’m in a rush!”
I am gobsmacked at his arrogance and entitlement and hollered, “HEY, THIS IS NOT X BANK, BUT XX BANK! AND I DO NOT WORK HERE! I AM A CUSTOMER HERE! IF YOU WANT TO GIVE ME FREE MONEY GREAT!!! OTHERWISE TAKE YOUR BANKING AND GET IN LINE AT THE BACK AND WAIT YOUR TURN LIKE THE REST OF US YOU ENTITLED ASS! IN CASE YOU HAVEN’T NOTICED, WE ARE ALL IN A RUSH!”
Of course he gets in my face and screams the infamous, “DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?!?” line and I come back with “OMG! You don’t know WHO YOU ARE? How awful! DOES ANYONE KNOW WHO THIS MAN IS? He doesn’t seem to know who he is!!! Call an ambulance, he’s obviously had a head injury if he can’t remember who he is!
He says that I’m a bank employee and I need to do my job and his banking and I say yes, when I’m on duty at X bank I’m more than happy to do his banking, but this is an entirely different bank chain and I’m on my day off therefore he needs to do his own banking just like any other customer. The bank manager comes over and I explain the situation and excuse myself to do my banking and leave. The following week he comes into my main branch and raises such a stink that my manager kicks him out. I have to re-explain what happened and my boss just started laughing. That customer was eventually banned from our branch for verbal and physical harassment. An Uber-Karen/ken at his finest. 😂
Look if you're gonna be late might as well get a story. ALWAYS PRESS CHARGES! Plus if you get fired after being assaulted I don't think you should work for them.
This is why so many people wear such crazy costumes at Walmart, Karen avoidance.
For story 4 I would had blocked that punch
Was at my favorite hardware store (which is fairly small about 4k sq ft). A lady asked me where the key department was. I told her and she proceeded to the location. About 10 minutes later she saw me again and realized that I was a customer. She started to apologize. I laughed and said "don't apologize I was happy to help."
Today...was in line at Walmart...the clerk accidentally removed the divider between the lady in front of me and my order. Proceeded to scan MY Life Savers. The lady notices...I was about to make a joke...when I realized that this Woman was a Karen....
Yeah, she never would understand a joke.
I'm extremely surprised that a correctional officer is allowed to wear his uniform and equipment outside of the facility.
Depends on the facility. Where I am they can wear the uniform on the way home, but, generally don't have their service belt with their tools on it. Though I've seen them with the belt on once or twice. What is mind blowing is that their uniform will have what corrections department or facility they work for on the chest or sleeve.
"So are you deaf or just plain stupid?"
Golden ticket opportunity to say "Stupid is as stupid does ma'am" and just walk off lmao.
The whole women putting their hands on others is way out of control. Keep your hands to yourself!
Yeah, because they are escalating and pretty soon you'll hear of people shooting them or curb stomping them. Because that is the only thing that will stop the escalation.
Book 'em, Dano!
I don't know what part of south Louisiana this person lives in, but I've lived there since 1978, and have never experienced the type of "hospitality" described in this entry. South Louisiana has as many bigots and rude persons as any other part of the country/world.
sounds fun lol
I love how "Karen" was tased!!!!
story 6: when i worked at schnucks for the summer job program, i saw a little girl giving her pregnant mom trouble when she was about to start her shopping so i walked up to them and asked the kid “can you please be good for your mom?” with a gentle/soothing voice then she calmed down and her mom smiled and thanked me for the help. her daughter apologized to us both and i said that it was fine and i don’t mind. i think the girl is having fun with her new little sister by now since that happened during the summer and the mom was like 5 or 6 months along at the time. i also helped an elderly woman pay for stuff when she couldn’t find $5 in her purse to finish paying for her groceries so i let her barrow mine to make her day better and her son did pay me back but i was just glad to help.
Story #4: If need be, get the officer's contact info., that way you can always contact and file charges later.....