r/IDontWorkHereLady - Walmart Karen Threatens to KILL ME for Not SERVING HER!
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- r/IDontWorkHereLady OP is shopping in a local Walmart when an entitled Karen decides to approach him and ask him to help her get something. When OP refuses to she threatens him! Subscribe for future funny Karen stories!
👱🏼♀️ One of my favorite Entitled People stories! [Karen Tries to Pull Off a Customer's Face Mask! Gets Taught a Lesson]
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0:30 - Story 1 (u/Teranicia)
4:45 - Story 2 (u/Yiffparty_exe)
9:45 - *Story 3 (Submitted by Yash. M.)
17:00 - Story 4 (u/blissfullytaken)
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I have a mental disability called autism and I’ve never once threaten anyone . Mental disorders are not an excuse to act like that.
I think they meant a more...disruptive mental illness. Like some kind of severe psychosis. It's possible but if it were really that bad she probably shouldn't be allowed to go off on her own...honestly I think it was just a Mega Karen
I have severe depression and I wouldn't ever threatening anyone let alone point at no one
I have major depression and I wouldn't even point let alone threatening someone to do it.
Well, it depends on which mental disorder you have, and some of them actually causes people to be aggressive. As much as I know, autism doesn't make people aggressive, and in fact it is even the contrary but correct me if i'm wrong, I'm not an expert at all.
@@PINKH0RNET you are wrong. And as long as they take their meds that would help.
YOU DO NOT WASTE TEA IN THE UK, BEER IN GERMANY, WINE IN FRANCE OR COFFEE IN THE US. ANYONE DOING SO SHOULD BE SHUNNED
Truth! LOL
WRONG!!! Anyone doing one of the above should NOT be Shunned!!!
They should be SHOT!!!
Several times 3 inches below the belt with a 12-Guage table salt shell (it's like bird shot but HURTS A FUCK OF A LOT MORE)!!!
Don't forget to douse the wound with LOTS of Rubbing Alcohol mixed with Iodine and Peroxide to prevent infection...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
I make sure my coffee cup is 100% empty by the time I am ready to go to work in the morning, my parents have all day to drink coffee, and still have 10% at the bottom of their cups and never finish it.
Shun the unbelievers!
SHHHHHUUUUNNNNNNN!
Preach!
Employee: she grabbed my hand!
UK police: meh
Employee: she made me spill my tea!
UK police: NOW WAIT A MINUTE!!!
Tea is liquid gold to Brits
I'm in the UK and you nailed that perfectly! 👍👏😂😂
time for the bobies to get the bonkers
"When a screeching Karen gets arrested, an innocent bystander gets their wings." XD
naw, god smiles when karens get arrested
@@A-Microwave I don't think so . . . that bastard created them.
@@ScornedOne1080 I agree.... but I'll go a little further. He may be facepalming and wondering "what the hell did I do wrong with this mortal?!"
@@ScornedOne1080 *_Please,_*_ slow down and look for a minute._ He might have technically given them life, but he didn't tell them "be the biggest fucking bitch this world over." Proverbs Chapter 6, verses 16 - 19 exemplifies how he HATES that kind of behavior, so I don't know how you can call him a "bastard" unless you didn't study the Bible at all. Of course, it does use some antiquated language, but it's not unknowable.
"There are six things the Lord hates,
seven that are detestable to him:
haughty eyes (a proud look,)
a lying tongue,
hands that shed innocent blood,
a heart that devises wicked schemes, (that's Karens in this instance,)
feet that are quick to rush into evil, (also Karens,)
a false witness who pours out lies (also Karens,)
and a person who stirs up conflict in the community. (Karen.) "
I dont believe in God but this made me laufgh so hard
"I want to speak to a manager! NOW!"
"Okay..."
"Well?"
"'Well' what?"
"Aren't you going to get a manager?"
"No, I said that it's okay for you to want to speak to a manager."
Fun fact if u have a gun and you make a threat like the lady did in the Walmart story u can be arrested for terroristic threats and a felony and have your guns revoked and banned from owning them again and if caught with one after that many more charges
Do you need to take some mental test before owning a gun? How the hell she own a gun if she acting like that?
@@popcornpony8420 Yeah, I think so
@@popcornpony8420 It's not an extensive one in America. I had a relative with severe dementia who still had his whole gun collection. It's the whole "right to bear arms" thing.
@@jenniferd264 the only reason I asked is because I thought a new law was being considered after a shooting in a church I used to go to occurred. (Our Lady of Peace in Lynbrook, NY on March 12th, 2002) That person was found to be schizophrenic. And people were demanding that gun license applications require mental health checks after that incident
@@jenniferd264 Or, as we US citizens who have actually experienced gun violence like to call it, "an outdated amendment that needs updates and revisions"
As a little 5’ 0” dude I spent my entire life relying on the kindness of strangers to help me to get things off the top shelf. This has taught me that you get a lot further with a good-natured smile and some gratitude.
As the saying goes, you catch more flies with honey than vinegar.
Yes, when I was still stuck in my wheelchair, occasionally people would offer to help get something off a higher shelf, but more often than not I'd have to ask. I found of you started a request with "I know you don't work here, but if you're not busy, could I borrow your height and ask you to get me xyz off this high shelf please?" And do you know what? Every single man, or tall woman, I asked helped me. Every. Single. One. Not once did I get "I don't work here" or "I don't have time" or just a flat out "no". How you speak to people can make a HUGE difference in getting what you want. But just demanding something from a stranger? Well, let's just say that I'm not surprised there are always new stories about these entitled people, or as we now know them: Karen's, online. Helping someone is voluntary, NOT an obligation. These Karen's need to remember that!
@@Chuckf66 I love that expression! My nan used to say it a lot. And it's also very true.
"You can catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar."
Or in a better way, "You can catch more friends by simply being calm and considerate than *_GOING UNHOLY RAMBO OVER A MILK CARTON."_*
5'2". When reaching for something high, I always ask kindly to borrow their height.
A group of Japanese friends was coming to visit me, here in Texas. They had the normal layover in Houston and decided to get a bite to eat. They'd never been to the U.S. before... Or any large city with tourists, for that matter. So they were very much experiencing massive culture shock. When they had to make a trip to the restroom they did the normal Japanese thing and left all their belongings at their booth. From what they told me, they didn't get two steps before a couple of the biggest men they've ever seen tell them that they needed to take their stuff with them or it might get stolen. Only one of the guys spoke English understood and that encounter lead to a long conversation and they even helped get them to the correct departure gate. They commented on these massive men with cowboy hats and how kind they were to strangers and how weird it was for them to just strike up conversations with perfect strangers. They were the first face-to-face introduction to Americans and Texans at that. Much different than what they were expecting. Also, they just couldn't get over how much distance they had to go, just in the state. They did determine that Texas is both huge in size as well as the personalities.
that's... so wholesome omg
That's a lovely story. I'm pleased they got to meet good people the first time at interacting with locals. It could have gone horribly wrong, then leaving their belongings, if it wasn't for those men, they might have come back to all their stuff being gone! In the UK, when at an airport, we know not to leave our stuff alone/unattended, for airport security reasons as much as anything else, but when we're in cafes, restaurants etc, we can at least leave our coats, scarfs gloves etc at our table. Though we know not to leave handbags or phones on the table, that's just asking for trouble. It's sad that you can't leave things atyour chair/table nowadays. You could when I was little. How times have changed.
Imagine meeting a texan and not wanting to immediately make them a dirtbed.
Karens never worry about cameras because they think it's illegal and thus impossible for them to recorded without their permission, written, signed and notarized.
IMO. They watch too many crime shows where stores only have non working cameras.
No. Clearly they believe cameras to be the work of the devil, and they, as happy, good, steal from a baby and an elderly relative because they weren't in the will, Christians who disrespect their neighbors, know they can't be shown on camera because gods protecting them and telling them they have to steal. It is their right. Their RIGHT!
@@robertkovarna8294 They forget that Paul openly exercised his rights as a Roman citizen, and all these companies that have cameras have it clearly marked that they do, and as such, entering means you consent to being recorded.
@@robertkovarna8294 It's one of the *10 commandments* that you are supposed to *NOT STEAL.* Yeah, I realize you might have been satirical in your comment, but I gotta say it. Besides, there are two others in the 10 commandments that are of significant note in this subject: *You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor,* and *you shall not covet;* that is, *you shall not long after anything that belongs to your neighbor.* It's different if it's for sale, of course - unless you somehow have a feeling that it should really go to someone else.
@@101Volts My comment is satirical. Karens use religion only when it suits them, and even then, they would likely break the rules of whatever religion they're in because they want to. I.E, Christian Karens stealing from others while calling themselves good Christians. Especially when money is involved.
People easily forget what happened the last time good tea was wasted.
I'll admit sometimes I mistake a random person for an employee. But the thing is when they say "I don't work here" I get super embarrassed and apologize profusely. Then awkwardly walk away. But Karens? Nah. They are like one tracked entitled mammals. I try to respect people but they don't deserve any respect.
EXACTLY RIGHT!? i think they just don't want to be WRONG.
I did that in Scheels once
I saw a vendor in a hardware store, and I suspected he was a vendor, but I figured I'd ask before assuming he could help me lift 50-lb bags of gravel. It took me all of 5 seconds to not make myself look like an idiot. Karens though...
@@DarkFluff I don't like being wrong either but I don't threaten people because of it.
@@jasondyrkacz8270 💯
I worked in Walmart and and elderly gentleman who came in everyday and would get one of those motorized carts and ride around the store all day. He came into the store one day and went into the pharmacy section and opened up a box of benadryl and proceeded to swallow a handful of the pills, and when another employee questioned him he said he wanted to die in Walmart because he was all alone and needed help because he couldn't take care of himself anymore. He told the employee that he spoke to his doctor several times about being placed in a care facility and the dr. didn't take it seriously. How sad is this.
I work in a liquor warehouse. On the rare occasions something gets spilled on me, I always worry a little about getting pulled over on the way home...
I used to work for a pizza shop that had a "wall of shame".
Most of the pictures on the wall were from before I had started working there, but there was one series of pictures that got put up because of some suspicious behavior that I witnessed once.
I was working register, taking/handing out orders and taking money. We had a communal tip jar sat next to the register that was decorated with dollar bills folded into origami hearts and taped onto the jar with double-sided tape. One of the folded dollars had fallen down, but we were busy and I hadn't stuck it back onto the jar yet. A couple whom were next in line step up and order. I turned around for no more than 2 seconds to ask the pizza makers how long for the order, and when I turned back, the man had his hand in a weird position on the counter in front of the register, sort of slowly dragging it away from me palm down and partially cupped. Also, the origami dollar that had fallen was gone. So I complete the transaction and they go to wait for their pizza. I went in back, called my boss, the owner, and told him what I had seen. 10 minutes later he's at the shop and we're watching security footage. Sure enough, as soon as I turned around the guy stole the dollar, but I turned back before he got it all the way pocketed and I seen him. His wife had apparently used the same dollar, unfolded, to pay for a soda while I was in the back calling my boss. We put them on the wall of shame. A few days later, a different guy showed up claiming to be the thiefs lawyer and saying that the guy who took the dollar was a prominent pastor at a local church in the area. Like that was supposed to make it better. He said if we didnt take down his picture he was going to sue. We didnt, he didnt, and we never saw him again. I should also mention he paid for his order with a crisp $50 bill that he thumbed off a pile of crisp $50 and $100 bills that could have easily been up to $1000 in cash. Some people are ridiculous beyond comprehension.
Oh the depths some people will stoop to. Here’s a brief but unexciting example. This was before the pandemic and I was in a pharmacy buying medication which I paid for with cash. When I got handed the change I noticed that I had a couple 1and 2 pence coins. I suppose the US equivalent is a few cents. They’re practically worthless as I’d have to collect 100 1 pence coins or 50 2 pence coins just to get £1. While it’s true if you keep all those pennies it’ll eventually add up but it’s a long time to save up.
So, I asked the woman who’d served me if she could put the 1 and 2p coins in the charity pot. (Most stores have them for that exact reason. To allow customers to donate their near worthless coins to a good cause.)
The woman looked at me and apologised because someone had stolen the store’s last charity pot and they hadn’t gotten a new replacement in yet.
So I kept the coins in my handbag and put them in another charity pot in another store a few days later. And I marvelled at how scummy and desperate must someone be to steal £ 3-5 worth of low denomination coins, get them changed at the bank before use. (Technically it’s legal to pay in small coins but it’s frowned upon.)
@@mikoto7693 only legal if it's proportionate, there are legal limits on what shops 'have' to accept, it's like a couple of pounds. Shops have to pay for change from the bank so you can always get rid of those coins in smaller shops 10p or 20p at a time and the shop owner will be grateful.
Should have told the lawyer: Okay...we will take the picture down.
But only to get it blown up to poster size with the words THOU SHALT NOT STEAL printed under it.
I can understand why the pastor would want the picture taken down, but by the same token, if you don't want to be on the wall of shame, don't steal. It also raises the question: if he's willing to steal a dollar from a tip jar, how bad is he ripping off his congregation?
@@randomstuff-qu7sh
Exactly right!
"With whatever dignity she had." Sorry Fluff but whatever dignity she had went right out the window when she didn't realize that OP didn't work there and promptly set sail when she started accusing OP of being drunk.
admitting defeat requires the absolute minimum of dignity
@@liamzakhaev for me that also involves a half assed half hearted "you should have said something" or "you shouldn't wear that then" or both as a type of back handed apology.
@@TheDarkLink7 I personally include making an excuse and scampering off to be an admission of defeat, not as graceful as an apology but an admission nonetheless.
I mean, at least she let it go and left once she realized her mistake.
@@YouveBeenMegged i guess one can say that....... she perfected Elsa wadda-call-it and just "let it go let it gooooooo"
Karen:"EXCUSE ME, I'M LATE FOR AN APPOINTMENT.."
Me:"That one you booked of your own volition or one the Court says is mandatory that you attend, less you wanna go to jail..?"
The crazy lady at Walmart who claimed to have a gun in her car sounded like a prime candidate for a 51/50 hold.
Another example of a nut who should never be allowed a gun: one day she will pull that crap on someone with a trigger temper and a gun of their own😃
Because OP mentioned this was two years after 9/11, I wince even harder because Karen has now probably marked herself.
I hope she began to notice black cars and men in suits tailing her wherever she went..
@@flashstudiosguy people on here seem very incapable of paying attention to what's being said on the video's.
"She might have been suffering from sort of mental disorder". Might? Oh, yes she was! That one of being an American with access to a gun!
@@amanofmanyparts9120 This incident was in 2003. 9/11 was still fresh in everyone's minds. It's not hard to put two and two together. But I guess that's hard for you.
I wish every store has the "WALL OF SHAME", where entitled people put to shame.
Karens always forget about cameras until it's too late
“I know you shouldn’t cry over over spilled tea, but *sniff* it’s just so sad.” -Uncle Iroh
To be fair, I rarely ever think of the security cameras when I'm shopping. I'm not surprised that a Karen, who is blinded by her sense of entitlement wouldn't think about them until its too late.
Why should she worry about cameras recording her? She has nothing to fear from them, because she's always right.
Wow!!!! That kind of “ Karen” gives real gun owners a bad reputation!!!!!
Hopefully she was jailed and her gun license..IF she had one .. revoked!!!
If I ever had a restaurant, I'd try my best to make a Wall/Hall of Shame for deplorable customers so horrible they needed banning.
What constantly amazes me is where does anyone get the idea that they can put their hands on you at all? If this were me, I would have files charges and even took a day off work to show up in court just so that this 'witch' would maybe learn a lesson and not do this to someone else. Of course, that is probably just wishful thinking that she'd learn anything.
This is why I always have pepper spray and/or a knife on me. Add in I'm disabled now so an easier target now.
I hope the third Karen gets exactly what she deserves for her crazy tirade
Yea lets hope shes not 70-80 years old if you get what i mean, or at least locked in a mental facility
Love Fluffs optimism "maybe she had mental problems and DIDN'T have a weapon". Um... this is America... at Walmart... more likely she had both.
@@bdemaree 💯
@@bdemaree sorry about your dog. ❤️
@@galadriel3134 lol
Story 3: Technically Karen committed "terroristic threats" and legend has it that she is STILL in Guantanamo. (Thank you for the story submission OP!)
Making threats whether idle or otherwise can be misconstrued as can get you into trouble and jail.
if it's a heavily malicious threat like a public shooting it's terroristic threatening
Story 2: I might buy that shirt someday. I like foxes.
On another note, good for her to not double down when she realized her mistake.
The 'phantom appointment' Karen magically had was her excuse to get out of Dodge. Karens can NEVER admit they're wrong. Ever.
Come to think of it I would want one of those fox shirts too. I bet it's adorable.
Story 1 you would think cameras scare Karen’s but it seems they just double down
Hey dude! Check the mail in a few days. I sent stevo to deliver that package. He's going by foot.
@@DarkFluff does that mean I’ll get to meet steveo in person? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@DarkFluff stevo is such a talented person, he can edit videos while delivering packages by foot
@@DarkFluff I’m still waiting on the package. I’m so depressed that it hasn’t arrived
The bartender story is the only one I can remember from here where the Karen actually finally accepted that she was wrong.
I love how you end the videos with some nice stories. That last one is a funny misunderstanding that can happen. Now they have some fun to remember.
I'll never understand how somebody thinks asking for non groceries in the grocery aisle would work
A better question is, why can't they walk around the store like others do, looking for items they want? If a person has shopped for any length of time, they soon realize that many stores are laid out the same. And to find something, they just have to go in the general direction until they start seeing other similar items or related items.
Karen: Serve me.
OP: I don’t work here lol
Karen: Serve me or I will kill you!
Cat: Proceeds to be scared by a cucumber.
Some people say humans are the most intelligent beings on planet earth, but compared to a cat being scared by a fruit, this lady proves the fact that we are indeed returning to monke.
Just to let you know, housecats are both predators and prey, and they know it. They freak when something in their immediate area changes without them noticing it change, as it could easily mean death for them to not notice something approaching them. It's instinct, and quite cruel of their humans to do that to them.
As one who has had cats all my life and studied their behaviour I have to agree with Sontar. Pulling the cucumber trick on a cat is cruel. I saw one video of it and got so annoyed it was borderline anger.
Even if you don’t know the psychological process and survival instinct behind the cat’s reaction, it’s still clear as day that is really does frighten the cat.
Why would anyone deliberately terrify their pet that loves and trusts them? It’s not like you can even tell the cat “it’s just a prank, bro!”
I don’t understand humanity. We’re brilliant enough to create whole cities, we’ve used technology to conquer nearly every corner of this planet. We can make heavy metal machines fly through the skies. We can even reach the moon and if we really wanted, Mars.
And yet, we also have the stupidity of “Karen’s” and idiots who torment their pets.
My cat is not a (that joke is too easy. so I’m not going to use it) . She’s not afraid of a cucumber, and I have the video on my channel to prove it.
I've never personally had an encounter with a Karen, Idk if that makes me the lucky one, or unlucky for not being able to share a story
It's like getting shot! If you survive you have a nice story to tell. But no one wants to take a bullet voluntarily! 😉
I have had, many times-I work in healthcare Avoid it like the plague. My first memorable encounter was a Kyle. He was the schizophrenic husband of my patient and backed me into a corner with upraised fist. This man is well over 6', I'm 4'11".
Still have no idea how I had the courage to tell him, "Go right ahead, charges will be pressed."
Feel lucky working customer service is hell when they come. My firat ones was an old couple who threw water bottles at me.
If you would like I could introduce you to my youngest sister!
I have 2 encounters, too shy to post them though. But I think you are lucky
Bartender is definitely an Aussie and probably from Queensland based off the slang, that and i don't know any where else except queensland that you can serve Bundy Rum to average joe and then actually handle it and not just just become the most staunch gronk to ever piss their own pants
Story #3: I'm sure her car *was* searched. She said she had a gun, after all!
she said she had a gun, in post 9/11 time of 2003 cops cracked down even harder on those threats then than they did before
@@A-Microwave oh, absolutely!
When Darkfluff uploads a video, the world gets a little bit better!
No it doesn't
Or at least a little fluffier
Oh hush, Karen 😭😊
And more Karens bite the dust
Too bad mr. Redder uploaded this before
I come from a tipping culture and thought the same is prevalent in other countries. I was with my grandfather touring Japan and after an amazing meal we payed , left a good tip and left . Not 5 minutes after we left the restaurant, a waiter came running out of breasdth , having searched everywhere for us to return our tip. My grandfather was impressed with his dedication and offered him more money ( clearly missing the point) but the waiter kept bowing , apologizing , thrust the money at us and ran away .
You know, how do these Karen’s still have a voice if they’re screaming at the top of their lungs for a half-hour or an hour-every time?
Maybe they all trained in Wagnerian opera. Once you sing Wagner you can't sing anything else.
They clearly have plenty of practice
Vocal longevity is the mega-karens lame super power.
Practice.
Don't know. Probably the same reason toddlers and elderly dementia patients don't lose theirs after screaming/ crying for hours during a tantrum.
I’m thinking that the story 2 Karen was actually the drunk one.
It makes sense.
When will Karens understand that when someone says "I don't work here" it doesn't matter the context, because they are not in the system and cannot access the registers or do things that an employee can do.
Always mention cameras and watch them waddle away like the Duck from The Duck song. Edit: that Walmart Karen should get 100,000,000,000 years in prison and a lifetime ban from all Walmarts in the country
Last story was quite wholesome, actually. I hope all readings can end with a light-hearted story like this 💓
Gun Story: Karen would absolutely have been Charged with: Creating a Public Disturbance, Uttering Threats, Threatening Death and Assault...she might also have been Charged with Criminal Trespass for not leaving the Store when told to...
It's possible she was found Not Guilty By Reason Of Mental Defect (AKA the Court believes she's Crazy) but in that case, while she wouldn't be Convicted of the Charges, she still wouldn't be free since they'd send her to a Mental Health Facility with a Secure Holding Area...(AKA the Real World equivalent of Arkham Asylum from Batman)
There is also the possibility that she did have a gun and it was illegally obtained, by how she turned her reaction around it's certainly possible.
Racism is a socially transmitted mental disability.
@@Ishlacorrin Very true...
For sure.
@@Ishlacorrin if it's in the US... likely had it what passes for legally, since there seems to be no effective gun control.
Racial hate makes my blood boil so quick there’s no telling when I may snap
@@maggiemae9099 I wish I had the popcorn for that entertainment 😂🤣💀
Re: the last story in Japan & the lady telling the manager what a great job the staff did.... having worked customer service (on phones, not usually in person), I know how important it is to give positive feedback -- negative feedback is just too common! I was at the flagship Nordstrom store in downtown Seattle. A young Black man helped me with shoes. I've got humongous feet & Nordy's always has shoes that'll fit me. I was getting ready to move to northern Mississippi, where there's no Nordstrom (big surprise). I told him, and he gave me his card and said to contact him if I was in need of shoes again (this was before a lot of online shopping choices). After we were done, I went to their CS department & asked for a manager, I wanted to give props to this young man. The lady had me fill out a customer service card and I said how helpful he was, even offering help from across the country. FYI: Nordstrom started out as a shoe store, so they still maintain that exemplary service to this day. Sorry so long, but I think everyone should offer positive reviews/feedback when appropriate. Makes a customer svc rep's day so much better!
I love it when the videos end with a wholesome story!
Forever grateful that the people in my neighborhood are friendly at the store I work at.
As a southern born and raised 26 year old girl I love my Sweet Tea and also think that it is a crime to spill a drop my Grandma's or my Dad's Sweet Tea even by accident. My Grandma who is my dad's mom taught my dad well on how to make great Sweet Tea. Me and my dad don't drink coffee but we are big tea drinkers. I can't go a day without my sweet tea and/or Mountain Dew (only the original Mountain Dew of course). I live in and love South Alabama.
I'm from Atlanta and spilling the sweet tea was a huge no no. I'm not a fan of it if it's sweet, but I absolutely love tea.
Damn right as long as it's not Mickey D's tea too damn sweet for me has to be just almost half and half greetings from Grand Bay Alabama
Howdy! East Central Alabama here! Sweet tea and Mtn. Few here as well. :-)
As a UK girl I'm not sure what sweet tea is? Is it normal tea but with more sugar? We don't waste tea in the UK! I don't like coffee it's too bitter but I love Earl Grey tea or normal strength tea.
@@shendisackett yes it is here in the USA
The lady with the gun is the kind of people we don’t need in this country. Wow
The charge in New York is Terroristic Threats and its quite serious. So don't threaten to shoot someone or shoot up a place, you could wind up arrested or shot.
These Walmart Karens are the reason my fiance won't leave me alone when we're walking through Walmart.
When someone threatens to cause physical harm to you or anyone else, ALWAYS assume their serious.
I meet my First male Karen in shopping Sunday, got kicked out because a mask lol
I just love the way Fluff says "Listen,..." :D and it seems it is like an international Karen catchphrase
First story: I was hoping that after the Karen claimed that OP burnt her with their tea, that they claimed it was iced tea.
We don't drink iced tea in the UK, we'll some people might but it's very rare.
I was drinking my morning tea when story 1 came up! How appropriate was that! I admit I drink both coffee & tea, when i get bored with one I will switch to the other but I insist on good quality no matter what! It happens to be St. Dalfour Organic Strawberry!!
"the wall of shame" is the best idea ever.
OR the "KAREN/KEVIN WALL"!
I have to seriously question the internal ethics of a someone that sees one person help another out of kindness and IMMEDIATELY defaults to that person just helping out of employment obligation.
If I have learned one thing from these Karen stories is never respond with " I am sorry" before you tell them you don't work here. Never show weakness in the line of fire.
I'm Canadian, it's a deeply ingrained reflex. But also, I'm a huge grumpy looking old white man living in Asia, so no one ever thinks I work in a stoore.
Crazy walmart Karen is a complete psychopath!! I deal with Karens almost on a daily basis. Toi many stories to tell. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!
"Don't worry ma'am you'll never see him here again. Now leave the stire ma'am, you're banned from this establishment."
Did the woman from story 2 have any dignaty left after that encounter?
"He's standing there, he must work here.... wait, I smell alcohol... it isn't me; I brushed my teeth!"
And this is why I don't wear blue or go to Walmart all that often.
I've had someone mistake me for a Walmart employee when I was in a red and black uniform. Nowhere near their colors! Some people are a special kind of clueless. At least no one I've met has been delusional enough to think I'm lying when I tell them I don't work there.
Hahahahahaha. Cameras, the natural enemy of Karens.
I really needed that happy ending after those Karen's today! Awesome as always Fluff!
Always am amused and appreciate the use of the term, 'Numpty'.
I have a sort of r/IDontWorkHereLady (/in this case, /Man) story from today. I work for a big media house in customer service. We are completely separate from the newspaper ads department and the actual journalists writing articles, there's a clear boundary. The only thing we do is handle subscriptions and bills. However, everyone had gone to lunch just minutes earlier and I was the only one scrambling to finish a newspaper subscription case one minute before my lunch break, when I heard the doorbell. After me opening, in stormed an elderly couple, where the husband screamed at me "I'LL BE GODDAMNED IF I HAVE TO USE THAT DAMN INTERNET TO PUT IN AN AD!!! HAND ME A PHYSICAL FORM TO FILL OUT!" Usually the ad department would handle this but the couple arrived exactly when everyone had left for lunch. I sort of panicked and just handled them an empty A4 paper for the elderly man to write his ad. I was sort of trembling the whole time, both from "oh god how do I handle this" and extremely low blood sugar, not having had the time to eat even a small snack up until then. Then he went on a 20 minute rant about how the sports articles were "so bad and full of gossip", while standing very close to my face, spitting while talking. I luckily managed to usher them out after what seemed to be an eternity and by this point my blood sugar was really low. Right after they left, my boss came in and asked me why I looked so distraught. I explained the situation and she told me to take it easy and forward this to the ad department. I then went for a light sandwich snack on very shaky legs. After eating, I managed to collect my thoughts for a while in a dark closet in the office and went back to work. Some customers are just so... INTENSE.
One of the most satisfying (and admittedly petty) things I ever did after I retired from work at a grocery store was tell a super-entitled Karen who thought that I still should help customers to get bent. One day while I shopped at the store (as a customer/former employee) she asked me to help her find something. I told her I didn't work there anymore. "Ask so-and-so, they'll be happy to help." She said, "You DO know who I am, right???" I replied, "Yes - a continuous pain in the ass to everyone who worked or works here." I left her standing there with her jaw on the floor. Cheers....
My late father's response to a finger pointed at him (at least if it was one of his kids doing it): Ger that away right now or you'll be pulling back a stub.
If we say that all these people that threaten others like she did have problems, is just giving excuses to people that will get a little slap on the wrist and then go on to really hurt someone. Some are crazy. Crazy enough to hurt others.
The poor woman does suffer from a serious mental defect called Racism.
@@PompetusDad
I don't believe that is an illness but a choice.
@@patricialessard8651 I'd say it can be both, as a sub symptom of indoctrinated paranoid delusions.
“Where are the light bulbs?” I have ...no idea. Badoomp tiss
Orrrr....”see right up there on the ceiling?”
I really like it when your videos end with a wholesome story! The crazy ones are entertaining, but having a pleasant, positive story at the end is a reminder that the Karens are an exception and not the norm.
The tea wasn’t wasted if it burned the Karen.
I'd say I agree that the woman should be punished for waisting tea, but I can't say much when I often make tea then get distracted and forget about it.
"I know you're not supposed to cry over spilled tea...
but it's just SO INFURIATING!"
-Paraphrased quote from Iroh
@@captainpolar2343 I always get annoyed at myself for it. Especially seeing I'll just suddenly remember it and be all excited and it's just disappointment in a mug.
Hah I did something similar the other day. I was attending lectures at college and made a cup of tea during break. Now we’re adult students so we’re allowed to bring it into class to finish. This is a blessing to me because I drink tea rather slowly. A good tea can last 20 minutes!
Anyway I got so caught up in the lecture because what I was learning was fascinating and the lecturer teaches well. At the end of the lecture I reached down to pick up what I thought was an empty cup to go wash it up in the kitchen and to my surprise there was perhaps a bit less than quarter of the cup of tea left at the bottom!
I wasn’t annoyed or disappointed because I had drank most of it but yeah I was surprised. Usually I always finish my tea.
@@mikoto7693 i have to say its more disappointing when you forget you have drunk it got pick it up and its empty
I mean I love myself a lemon zinger, so if someone made me spill it on myself I'd be livid.
It's a bad choice to wear a red shirt with kaki pants in target. I had a Karen experience in a Target. Some lady assumed I worked there. She came up to me demanding me to help her. I was being nice and told her I didn't work there. I'm sorry but she needed to find an actual employee. She didn't like that answer. She loudly demanding I get the manager. So she can get me fired. Again, told her I do not work at any target. I'm a customer trying to buy kitty litter. Some employee came over and called a manager. That lady yelled about me to both the manager and employee saying I should be fired on the spot becauseI refused to help her. And to give her my name. Since I wasn't wearing a name tag. Again, manager said she isn't an employee but can I help you with something? That just annoyed her even more. Now demanding corporate number. So she can get all of us fired. I just turned to the manager and told him good luck with crazy lady. I'm checking out now. Just keep her occupied for a few minutes so she can't follow me in the parking lot.
I hope op called cops on Karen threatening him with gun
I'm a short person who often has to ask for help getting something from the top shelf. But I ask ONCE, and if I get a "no," then I look for someone else. And if the person isn't an employee, I say, "I know you don't work. here, but you're tall enough to reach that." And employee, or not, I say Please and Thank you.
Not bragging, just pointing out how ridiculous these Karens are.
I typically tell people that i just clocked off and they have to find another employee to assist them as i proceed to walk away.
Just a note: I didn’t know they were called Karens at the time. The term didn’t even exist back then. It’s only in the last year and a half that this designation came into existence.
Funny thing , I live in a city with a 2,000,000 population , and I have not seen any woman wear that haircut in 15 years .
Coincidentally, there was a purge 15 years ago in your city.
I literally choked on my tea at Karen 1s actions and crimes against tea! 🧐☕️
Hearing all these Stories i think: Huh, i am so greatfull for my Headphones everytime i shop so i dont encounter such persons. Haha great vid!
2:43 Me: “I was just about to ask that same question of you.”
I love your videos. They help me relax after a long day of work, perfect for Listen when doing chores or even falling alseep. keep it up.
It's so disappointing when a Karen realizes her mistake too soon and walks away without getting arrested for assault...
Story 3: If I was in charge of this Karen's Fate I would send her to the Insane Asylum indefinitely
In the wake of terroism she makes terroistic threats to OP and then everyone in the Wal-Mart and in her mind she's like "It's OK I'm white I can do ths and not be a terrorist"
No asylum. Prison, general population. Let her try it in prison and she'll learn the hard way via wig-splitting or getting shanked
I swear these stories make me want to go buy a rainbow of polo shirts and a pair of dockers and just take a grand tour of the local retail economy.
I’m Canadian, but I’m also a tea lover… REPORT HER FOR HER CRIMES AGAINST TEA!!!
So, you should look up the Boston tea party. Lol.
The only thing more annoying that someone interrupting, is the people allowing them to interrupt them.
Wasting tea in the UK is definitely a Capital crime punishable by public hanging. LOL 8-)
That woman is the reason why us gun owners get such a bad rap.
These people in these stories are entirely too nice. If you ignore people, they eventually get the point.
I don't think one of these titles have caught my eye THIS FAST before.
They would have needed a warrant to search the Walmart lady's car. They undoubtedly didn't have one at that point.
Love my cup of tea in the morning and afternoon and after supper
Im sure the Karen did have an appointment at 6pm. she was likely meeting a guy that for the right price will take care someone for you. She's probably meeting them to pay him so he can be there when her super rich husband....has an "accident"
13:15 No way. You lost there. Cool story though Jussie. lol
On the rare occasions I have to go to one of the stores around where I live, I simply have one goal. Get in, take care of business, get out. Reduces the risk of a nuthead encounter. It’s worked for years (for me at least)