r/EntitledPeople - Mega Karen Demands I'm FIRED for Being DISGUSTING. I'm Disabled!
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- r/entitledpeople - OP, who is disabled and operates a wheelchair, is working one day when she encounters an entitled Karen. The entitled Karen gets angry when OP is unable to pack her bags and carry it out to her car and demands that OP is fired! Subscribe for future stories!
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Entitled People Stories in this episode of r/entitledpeople:
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Story 1 (u/cynicalsunshyne)
7:47 - Story 2 (u/xxasynixxx)
12:24 - Story 3 (Submitted by BReitzel)
15:06 - Story 4 (Submitted by EmT)
19:57 - Story 5 (Submitted by Cat B)
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Karen: Your employee gave me terrible customer service! I want you to fire them!!
Manager: Well, since you're a terrible customer, my employee gave you the service you deserve.
It's truly amazing how so many of these entitled idiots think that maagers will fire employees on their say so.
That is not how that works.
The amount of will power not to say that to these kind of people is astonishing.
@@jeremydale4548 Or they try to pull the “do you know who I am” or the “I know the owner” crapola. To the “do you know who I am”, I’d say (or want to say), “No I don’t nor do I care.”
@zathras We have two kinds of customer services: good-customer and terrible-customer. You got the terrible-customer service because you were a terrible customer. Lol
@@darcybrummett7004to the “I know the owner” bullshit, I’d say “really? He never mentioned you at our many dinner parties.
Story 1, why wasn't the entitled dad also charged with assault for putting hands on OP? 😮
The karen who was yelling at OP for being disabled and calling her disgusting is disgusting herself
Those who scream the loudest about something is often the worst offender.
I hardly believe some of the disabled horror stories sometimes. Except I've been the obvi disabled girl who was also almost physically attacked in public by a mom with her young kids oh and her eldest also tried to attack me. Theater staff intervened like 3 times but she still waited outside for me! Smh... I've also seen outrageous behavior in clubs sometimes by people just crawling onto my lap without permission which HURTS badly.
Me: * Thinking if i was in the disables person shoes * ............ 🤬 get the f out of here karen !!!, how dare you devalue someone because there disabled !
@@myplaylist7007 I had a lady begin to chew me out once in the check-out line, she raised her voice and turned around in a huff and then was silent and paled as she saw me in a wheelchair. I had accidentally bumped her a bit with my chair, the brakes aren't the best. When she apologized to me for me bumping her I tried not to laugh in glee.
Yeah, but now they have to put a whole cart of groceries back; they should have made her pay for that
Ive had severe asthma my whole life and after i almost died from it, my entire family , UNASKED!, started going outside to smoke. Even in the snow on Christmas day! Just to keep,me safe.
God, I wished my family had done that! If they had I wouldn't have ended up with COPD at 35. When I was a child with severe Asthma, my doctor told them I was allergic to smoke and they needed to stop smoking around them, they laughed at him and said, "No! she'll just have to hold her breath!" I damned near died a dozen times from Asthma attacks. You were very lucky to have a caring family.
Story 3: OP 100% needs to contact the agency her coworker is with. I imagine the business is getting benefits for being in the program but if they punish people for being disabled, that’s just several walking lawsuits
Yes! And should result in an AUTO FIRING for that idiot manager! F them and I hope they rot in hell
I agree. That manager is a disgusting, spineless piece of shit for not having their employee's back
Last story: oh, nononono... I would've disowned my child ON THE SPOT if they ever said that to their sibling. I don't care about mental illness, I don't care about anything else: NOTHING justifies that level of entitlement and cruelty.
Yeah, like fuck that, I don't want anyone in my life who says horrible things like that.
Also, who is stupid enough to start smoking at 33,
People who really want attention
This is my life too. The only difference is that my sister was and still is the golden child so that should tell you what my life has been like.
Story 3: that manager needs to be fired for punishing the employee
That’s what I don’t get. Why on earth did she get in trouble? It was all on that Karen. Some managers shouldn’t be one honestly
@@LoveOnTheInsidex3 Because the Manager was likely one of those "The customer is always right" folks. Regardless of the situation, if the customer says an employee was rude and whatever then it has to be true. A customer would not lie about that.
I know a couple people that can tell you that everyone lies, and it's just to be monsters.
@@Olimar92 My old manager: she always said "don't argue, don't argue, don't argue" Once she was nastily berated and harassed by a karen. She was almost in tears when I called the police on that karen. What did my manager do? She complained against me and threw me under the bus! Idiot. Next time she screwed something and I let the customer to chew her stupid ass.
Manager would cry and beg for not suing because ADA laws.
@@Olimar92 Far too many people don't remember the rest of that line. It's "The customer is always right...IN MATTERS OF TASTE"!
That means the customer is right in their preference for a particular color/flavor/whatever, but NOT right in demanding special treatment or for rules to be broken just to satisfy their childish, selfish demands.
Story 1: I really do not understand why parents fight to have their teens drinking alcohol.
Likely just a family thing. Parents did it young, so their kids can do it.
Because they're so bratty they're easier to deal with drunk. At least as far as the bad parents are concerned.
I belive it's UK thing, Like kids that age can drink but, as I read it's more so- in a private area like home. Or Else where as long as they have an adult. Something like that. I guess it all depends on the place. (Not trying to be offendsive) -Eaither way in the US you stricktly have to be 21+ to drink.
@@KeeshaMiller-fy3cu Trust me, it's not just the UK.
@Keesha Miller I live in Australia where alcohol is a way of life it seems for many and this would never happen and we can drink at 18.
Story 5: "YOU JUST WANT TO CAUSE DRAMA!" she screamed dramatically and then flounced her way to her hotel room, stopping to take a bow every ten steps.
- *Dumbledore said calmly*
The funniest thing about the first story is that they tried to play the "nope, don't remember that, so it didn't happen and you can't prove it" card in front of cameras.
We're surrounded by cameras so much nowadays that's easy to forget about them, especially if you're an entitled Karen.
what can you expect from a stupid karen? they are continuously forgetting about the cameras!
I'm glad there are many camera's around for safety reasons tbh.
First story reminds me to when worked as a waiter. A family came in and the clearly underage son asked for a beer. I apologised and I explained I was not allowed to bring him that. I instead suggested a 0.0%, alcohol free, beer. Fortunately his dad agreed and thought it was an excellent idea.
The boy got his 'beer' and everybody got a nice evening.
Becks Blue, surprisingly underrated really, alcohol free beer.
Customers like that are angels. I love them.
Do most establishments have alcohol free drinks? I'd probably never order a beer but a virgin margarita is something I'd order
@@cryochick9044 they do these days, and they taste pretty much exactly the same
I'm on a Blood thinner so whenever my family and I went out, I would order a 0.0% alcohol-free Heineken beer. Tastes just like Nirmal beer without the calories and alcohol.
It takes longer for Karen to complain and call a manager, then to tell the cashier in wheelchair to go ahead and get help and just go on.
Logic is never a Karens strongsuit.
@@hellefur7861 You got that right. lol
@@hellefur7861 XD True
I'm into video games. Do you know what a "griefer" is? It's a player that ruins things for other players just to ruin things for other players. Karens are the griefers of Real Life.
@@tranz2deep I know what a "griefer" is, just never connected it to Karens, thanks for bringing this to my attention. I play RuneScape3 by the way.
I owned a coffee shop for a few years. We had a customer who had cerebral palsy. It took about four visits before he was comfortable coming into the shop with his driver. When I met him, his cerebral palsy was quite advanced. But I know enough ASL to do some very basic communications, and with his unresponsive hands, it was fun trying to interpret. Anyway, every time he would have an appointment, outting, grocery shopping, whatever, he would stop in and have lunch. He became one of our favorite customers. He was actually hilarious. All of my staff took it upon themselves to learn some rudimentary ASL (I did not ask, I did not require). They found him delightful as well. And yes, he made a bit of a mess--his brain was sharp as a tack, his body refused to obey commands. Some of my other customers gave him a side eye, until every single one of us staired them down without speaking a word. I never had a spoken conflict, but as soon as we saw it coming to a boil, the other customers knew they were in deep sh*t. When he died, I closed the coffee shop the afternoon of his funeral. Me and my entire staff went to his funeral.
I love it ❤You and your staff is wonderful. I am a assistant nurse, working with elderly who has dementia, sometimes if we take them out to eat, people stare or huffs, if the elderly eats with their hand (if they forget to use utensils) or if we feed them. That's a shame that your coffee shop weren't in my country, because we would definitely have been regulars ❤😊
I have a friend with the same issue, mind is amazing but body refuses to cooperate. He’s one of my favorite people and I know when he passes I’m going to be a bloody wreck and do anything I could to help comfort his wife. She’s such a gem herself
What the Karen said is unforgivable. I’m disabled myself. That woman doesn’t understand that one fall down the steps or car accident she could be in that wheelchair.
Sue the freaking manager. The ADA would rip them apart.
“But lawsuits are expensive” then tell the agency that hired her, they’ll surely sue them too.
Ikr! That manager would cry and beg on his hands and knee's if he knew how doing stuff like that with ADA laws have consequenses.
And that Karen also should be sued too. Because you just KNOW she is beig an idiot elsewhere too.
RE: Story 2 - It's funny that this lady was in such a rush but thought she could expedite her purchases by using the "I need to see your manager," strat. Yeah, good luck with that lady. NO GROCERIES FOR YOU.
RE: Story 3 - I swear, if I still believed in gawd, I would believe gawd gave people brains for a reason, but some folks don't ever bother using them. It's like they think "reasonable thought" and "careful observation" are unnecessary features.
RE: Story 4 - I love that line! "She's half your age and you're acting half of hers!" That is classic! LOVE IT!
Story 4: Geez, who raised this woman's mentality? She did all that over a $10 change? Grow the peck up!
Shoulda asked one of the sellers if they hadda 'battery operated boyfriend' on offer as that bytsch following clearly needs some 'stress relief'...
Hell, who sets up a yard sale table and doesn't grab a few rolls of coins in advance? Someone who prices something at 75 cents and then refuses to make change, I guess.
She could have marked it a dollar, then at least she would only have to worry about paying out in bills. She's obviously the neighborhood Karen who everyone else hates, or she could have turned around and gone to someone else's yard and asked if they had change for a ten after getting OP's money.
I thought dad was going to come up & save the day by buying something for $20 then give her only dimes, nickels & pennies! ‼️🤑
I was a bit disappointed. I was hoping the woman who bought the wallet found money in it. Lol
If something like that happened to me, I'd tell her that if she kept telling other vendors to not sell to me, I'd do the same to her and they'd probably agree to it. Such a jerk, she was sour just because OP gave her $10, seriously?
Story 1: I saw that coming a mile away when the mom decided she wanted the wine when her brat wasn't going to get any, I would've refused service to that family at that point 🙄
Yeah, that should really have been the point where you suggest they just go somewhere else and save everyone the headache.
In my country that would have been, because, just like a bar serving an already very intoxicated person, they would be the ones responsible then.
Where I live, if someone orders alcohol and looks young and has no ID, the server has the right to not serve alcohol to anyone at the table if they wish.
I would of given her one of those 'mocktails' knowing the mom was planning to give it to her daughter. Wonder if the brat would of known the difference.
@@blitzwolfmon8297 that's what I'm saying like give a fake one they wouldn't know the difference especially if it looks like the genuine article
The last story, I was a smoker for over 20yrs. I was stupid I freely admit that and when I had kids I repeatedly told them how stupid I was for smoking but explained it was very hard to quit. I ALWAYS smoked outside because just because I was being stupid and slowly killing myself didn't mean they have to suffer. So to hear this sister speak like that infuriates to no ends on her narcissistic hurtful words. Also if she just started I hope she sees this and I'll tell her and anyone who smokes quit while you can, I was trying to quit and got the push I needed when I had heart failure. On the plus side I quit before I had open heart surgery and have avoided the blow out heart attack that would have killed me . Cautionary tale. Quitting is good👍
"She is probably half your age and you are acting half of hers!" Absolutely priceless!!😂😂😂
I about died when I heard that one... I have to use that at work when dealing with Karen's lol
Me (In my mind): "Wait, half her age? I'm 27 and she's what, like, 79 or something?" *Puts on headphones to avoid the inevitable banshee screeches.*
My friend and I watched as a worker who took off her fake leg and told another customer how bout I kick your ass out of the store with my fake leg. The manager started laughing and told the customer to get the f out and not come back, she told the manager I'll call cooperate and get you both fired. He yelled at her it was a family owned store with no cooperate and she'll be calling him or his wife since they owned the store
Corporate.
Lol reminds me of a guy I dated. He had a partial fake leg. When he was over hanging out at my apartment, he’d take his leg off and put it under the coffee table. Whenever I tell people that, they get all squeamish and I think it’s hilarious. I mean what’s the problem? Shouldn’t he be allowed to relax?
If someone wished me death via asthma attack, I'd personally introduce them to the pavement. What psychopath says shit like that?
I've had an asthma attack/allergic issues to 2cd hand smoke and was on the ground unable to breath in public by a 'no smoking' sign. My friend was yeing at the smokers to leave the designated area, they were killing me, but they refused to move until paramedics chewed them out.
It was pretty clear I was having severe issues tbh, I couldn't even talk I was so short of breath/swollen.
Yeah, that was horrible. I've had pneumonia twice and apparently are borderline asthmatic (it does explain a bunch of things that have always been present) and I'd wish it on nobody. Not being able to breathe is terrifying. Generally also for the people who have to see that someone doesn't get air.
@@ammalyrical5646 yeah I had undiagnosed asthma as a kid thru teen. It worsened as I got older in my 20s, about 1/4 lung capacity of a normal person for years.... but vaping weed for epilepsy and pain has greatly helped me for some reason. 🤔
OP was way nicer than me. I'd have snapped back with, "Yeah, don't come to me when the cancer gets you."
I hate my own asthma (kept me from playing to long on the field with my friends in highschool) so I would have been extremely snarky and rude back
"Besides, it sounds rude. She shouldn't talk."
"Funny you should say that..."
"Because YOU YOURSELF are rude and therefore should be gagged for LIFE. And no, you will not be seeing a manager because they have better things to do than entertain your idiocy. Not get the fuck out of the store."
Story three: The manager who failed to support his worker is the kind of jerk who makes other managers look bad. When you employ the handicapped you are participating in an act of social responsibility and human kindness that is totally destroyed if a manager fails to support the individual when the ableists act out. Kudos to the company for accommodating the disadvantaged worker and a mouthful of ostomy product to the manager who made no attempt to teach the Karen when the opportunity arose.
A Tim Horton's I used to stop at thirty years ago made a point of hiring handicapped workers, including one young woman whose face had serious burn scars that hurt to look at. I was impressed that the owner would hire customer service people with physical scarring and contacted them to congratulate them for their caring approach. The owner thanked me for my support, and told me that there had been a number of very ugly calls about "hiring gimps and cripples." I expressed my dismay at the callous behaviour and the owner thanked me profusely.
The owner then told me that the girl in question had been burnt in a deep fryer accident at another fast food provider, who then laid her off because she was had to look at. I have always thought that owner was an excellent human being and made a point of buying my after shift coffee there until I finally retired.
Story 3: "I hope the Karen gets run over by a line of carts." That's my favorite line!!
I too, have multiple personality disorders which were diagnosed in my 40s. No excuse for being a Karen.
The old man in the first story was awesome! So glad he stood up for the OP and hell I just came back from a shop (self scan) where one item refused to scan, the employee who helped me was an absolute gem and apologised for it being a problem but I was just like "these things happen" no berating, no complaining just a hearty thank you for making my shopping trip a little easier. He made a nice day even brighter 🙂
"Shes probably half your age, and youre acting half of hers." 😂
The last story: she should go full on NC with her sister, seriously. She is not worth the stress or the attention.
Story 1: I've seen posts of a number of these parents trying the same stunt, and they always throw a fit when caught. Like, who are they fooling?
I think we should have a system where any one that's disabled can make a sound (whistle, electronic siren etc) when some ablist becomes threatening and we can all come running and stop them. same with kids.
I agree with the sentiment but that sounds like it could quickly turn into modern-day lynch mobs.
I usually try to get vocal about being threatened if anyone tries to do so to me. I'm unable to walk much without aid so people are usually keen to help me out, even strangers, thankfully.
I have suggested carrying a small air horn.
@@666toysoldier I have pepper spray and I'm always prepared to defend myself with my cane. 😅 funny part is the times I could prolly get away with bring weapons inside airplanes, concerts, generally most places they do bag or body checks. Thankfully you dont often see too many peeps in wheelchairs purposely being jerks.
I would like a high speed train horn (like a TGV horn or something similar).
Story 3: I'd have punched Karen out. I've got a coworker much like that girl. He's got a stutter and issues with volume control, so he kinda sounds excited all the time. I've taken to calling him Mr. Happy, as nothing seems to get him down. He's a fantastic guy, and nobody fucks with him.
And I woulda punched that idiot manager too who disciplined her.
Getting in trouble just for being disabled should result in an AUTOMATIC termination of employment for the supervisor responsible.
Story 4 when the lady was telling everyone to not sell to her, she should have shamed her for shorting the girl 25 cents. Make her the center of attention 😂
Story 4: I think I might have kept trying to pick up small items just to see how many I could get her to carry around.
Same 😂
or really big ones..lol
Story 4: how the *#$#! can you try and run a yard sale where 90% of the sale items are going to be under a dollar without change? That woman is a Karen's Karen and should be giving classes in Karenness.
Please no, that would just make things worse.
The smart thing would have been to brak a couple of 20's at the bank for 5's and singles-But that too much to expect for a Karen to figure out
@@nancyomalley6286 As a cheapskate, she is probably more miffed that someone asked her to actually make change instead of just pocketing the difference herself...like she did with that quarter.
Last story the entitled sister clearly only started to smoke to get the mother to choose between the "kids" and got upset because she was not chosen.
Okaaaayyy, about the sister’s mental problems in the last story, her issues might explain her behavior but they don’t excuse her at all.
I go to a couple of stores where THE SHOPPER has to bag their own items. They have no baggers and the cashiers simply don't as it's not a part of their job. Wonder how Karen would deal with that?
Garage sale story: So who was watching Karen's stuff while Karen was off harassing OP? I tend to doubt the other woman sold her stuff for her. I wouldn't have.
Bagging your own stuff is standard in the UK. That Karen would explode in horror leaving some poor person with a massive clean up job.
I am a smiker but, if someone has a problem with me smoking I will try to move as far away from them as I can. If I can't then I don't smoke. They have as much right to clean air as I do to smoking. I would never jeopardize someone's health.
Back when I smoked, I never sat or stood near anyone who wasn't also smoking. I would let them come and sit by me if they wanted, because then it's their choice, but it just seemed impolite to me to walk up to someone with a lit butt and make them smell my smoke.
I have a friend with asthma, and when she'd visit me, I would even go out on my porch to smoke, in my own house, just so it wouldn't bother her. Hell, even when I was in the house or car of a smoker, I would check if it was okay for me to light up inside because some people don't like having the smell or the residue in their house or car.
Last story: non-addicts generally don't understand how the drug (nicotine) worms its way into the addict's life and personality, so that fulfilling that craving becomes *the* most important thing, and seems completely normal.
Plus, smokers usually have no clue how much their smoke impacts others - or how gross they smell.
Of course narcissistic personality disorder would amplify that several times over.
My sympathies to Cat (the O.P.) and great respect for her astonishing patience.
Stop saying "I'm sorry" to Karens!!!!!
Unless you're being facetious in your malicious compliance.
@@TheAbsolutistsCreed Good point!
"I'm sorry you feel that way." "I'm sorry you felt the need to speak to me." "I'm sorry that employees don't set policy."
All of those sound like an apology, but they really, really aren't. ;)
"I'm sorry your life is such trash that you feel the need to entertain yourself by making other's miserable."
"I'm sorry you feel the need to project your feelings of inferiority onto me."
"I'm sorry that I don't give two f's about your opinion of me."
@@meh2510 These all are wonderful!!!
Last story: OMG I just can't understand OP's sister's bs! I'm a smoker & have been for almost 40 yrs however I don't smoke in my home (my husband is also a smoker but never in our home) We NEVER expect to be able to smoke in someone's car unless they say it's ok & tbh I still don't smoke in a nonsmokers car! We also always go outside when going to visit family! Smfh that OP's sister could be not only beyond cruel but disrespectful of OP's health issues! My husband & I are life long smokers however we would NEVER expect nonsmokers to just deal with our smoking!!
Thank you so much for being like that!
Story 1: Hope EK also got charged with underage drinking. Also if I was OP I would call CPS or the UK equivalent and make sure that they are fully aware of what happened at the restaurant/bar , the parent's attitude towards their underage daughter drinking, and the daughter's attitude towards her underage drinking.
Story 2: If Karen was in such a hurry then why did she get a full cart of stuff, obviously she had time to walk all over the store to get what she needed & wanted to fill the cart up.
Story 3: That manager should have just taken Karen's complaint and trashed it once Karen was gone. OP should have also gone to see the manager after Karen left to explain what Karen said to OP, Karen's attitude towards people with disabilities, and OP could even say that Karen seemed like the type that would complain about a free banana because it wasn't peeled, sliced and fed to her.
Story 4: When you have a garage sale you have to make sure to have a lot of small bills and lots of change handy as there will always be at least one person who brings a $20 bill and wants something that you're selling for $1 or less.
Story 5: Some of ES's behavior is due to her mental conditions, but it is also do the fact that she was just always given her way all her life. Now it will be a LOT of work compared to the lesser amount of work it would have been to address ES's issues when she was a lot younger.
I don’t know if it’s true but I feel like the worker with the speech impediment getting in trouble for a customer complaining about her speech crosses some disability discrimination laws.
Most definitely.
Probably, doesn't stop it from happening unfortunately.
Story 1. Why didn't you just throw them out when they first started arguing. These types of people don't deserve service
Call the cops and tresspass them! Ban them for life.
because most shops require their workers to be as patient as possible and would rather cater to the complain of the customer even if the customer is wrong,unless catering to that customer who at the wrong will heavily harm or damage the business...
As someone with a learning disability and physical disability it wasn’t just costumers that were bullies but also the people I worked with. I was alienated and just treated like I was back in school because they had their clicks and I had no one to stand up for me. My husband now does let me work because he doesn’t want to see me go through that shit again, and I love him for it.
Story 1: the teenager is probably going into the foster care system now
Getting a child endangerment charge as a parent is a death sentence for parenthood
The last story: You think it's bad for a thirty-three-year-old? Try from a sixty-year-old with two grown children and a grandson. My former friend was a heavy smoker and prioritized having a full pack of cigarettes over taking care of her kids. I never wanted to be around her because she practically chowed down on cigarettes. She said I was being a health nut. I told her she was being a bad mother. She didn't like that. Flash forward to present day and I heard that her now-grown son and daughter have virtually nothing to do with her and she has been barred from seeing her grandkids. I guess she shouldn't have spent bill money on getting her hair done, her nails done, buying booze and cigarettes instead of taking care of her kids.
Last story - "You never support me in anything" says the sister on a PAID trip to Disney!!! Those trips aren't cheap.
It’s not that the entitled person wants so badly what he or she is demanding. It’s being told “no” that sets them off.
Most likely because they were never told "no" their entire life.
What’s really sad is the stranger noticed the Karen following OP but her own mother didn’t.
4th story: so She's mad at op by giving her a $10 bill all because, the karen is to damn lazy to give her chance for a $10 bill.
Oh my God! That Karen who got upset because of the tone of voice of the employee is familiar. My psycho ex would use that as an excuse to cause drama all the time. It's one of the behaviours of people with narcissistic personality disorder, and I think it also is a feature of paranoid personality disorder.
For that last one, how much do you wanna bet she started smoking BECAUSE of her sister's pneumonia?
Story two. She needs to be legally barred from shopping, speaking, or afflicting actual humans with her presence.
The shopping lady is dumb and just wanted a fuss honestly. It likely wouldn't have even taken a minute to have another worker come over to help pack and she could make it faster by doing some herself but she for some reason felt she HAD to force that specific worker to do it for her and would waste any amount of time to do it.
Even worse is acting like someone being crippled is some kind of disease that could spread through touch or something. How does logic like that get spread around? Being crippled sucks but it's not a contagious disease nor are they a lower class of person for being crippled.
I'm disabled, I have Muscular Dystrophy, it baffles me when other people treat us like we're stains on society. Like, i didn't go to the store and get my disability, I was born like this, KAREN
*Story 2- My hubby has a boss like that!* 😁 My hubby’s the most amazing man, and *never* raises his voice or swears! One day, a dude got into his face because my hubby wouldn’t do something. So, the customer went to his boss and made up a story about how my hubby “yelled and cussed him out.” But, my hubby’s boss pointed at my hubby, asked the guy “him?” And when the customer replied yes, the manager told him, “you’re lying. He doesn’t do that stuff.” 🤣 *I love my hubby!!!* 🥰❤️
Oh, the horror, having to make change at a GARAGE SALE!! 🙄
Story 2: Anyone truly in a hurry would have been glad to have two people (cashier and bagger) serving them more quickly than a single person doing both jobs, and would have happily accepted that offer.
Karen clearly wasn’t in a hurry, she just wanted to get her rocks off bossing OP around with her god given “I’m the customer you must do what I demand of you” superpowers.
She must lead a sad pathetic life if she needs to do this stuff to feel powerful.
In most of Europe you can start drinking from 16. And the heavy stuff at 18. EDIT : I have had a back (spine) injury since i was 12/13 and was lucky to not be in a wheelchair permanently. You'd be suprised at how many people tought they knew my medical records and that i was fine all just purely because they could not see it. And thus i got called lazy many tims (did not help that i have a belly due medical reasons (yes, you can have a belly that is not there because of eating too much). It sucks. But those Karen know it alls suck so much more.
If Karen thinks disabled people shouldn't be in public, what is SHE doing in public?
Oh dang 😂
I turned 30 in march and decided to quit smoking. I dont know how ppl decide this late in life to take up a new addiction like that unless they jus kicked another (I drink coffee now).
Spose being addicted to coffee isn't as bad as being addicted to nicotine.
@@blitzwolfmon8297 cheaper too. A pack a day vs 5 cups of coffee a day.
@@lilmelody93 Hoo boy ain't that the truth. I never smoked but even I have seen the insane prices of cigarettes. Fueling ones car is cheaper by comparison.
I quit smoking after my husband had a heart attack, because he had to quit, obviously, and I didn't want to tempt him into smoking again.
Nowadays, he absolutely hates just the smell of tobacco smoke. It doesn't really bother me, but I always try to take a shower or bath right after being around a smoker because I don't really like the smell to be *on me* if that makes sense.
Addictive personality. If you quit something without some sort of support system, you will almost inevitably pick up another addiction to "replace" the one you dropped. I know this from personal experience.
On the story about the yard sale and the crazy moment, if I was the neighbors I would go to the HOA and tell them what she did about trying not to pay the $5
If the first story had happened at the restaurant where I had waitressed at, management would have deducted their whole meal from my pay.
First story - the father should also have been charged with assaulting the manager
Story 1: A smart server wouldn't have served that table alcohol period. If they can't produce ID to verify her age and put up that much of a fight over it, then you know not to serve any of them alcohol as they'd just give it to the kid anyway. Like you knew as soon as the mom said she wanted a glass of wine she was trying to get around/find a way to get her daughter the drink.
My guess is that they would have probably filed some sort of discrimination lawsuit because the EM did say that she would have the wine and the EK would have the coke, and declining them could have other consequences. It was smart of OP to give the verbal warning that there would be consequences if the EK were then given the wine to drink. Now if the whole thing goes to court, the audio recording would come under due diligence on OP's part that they adequately provided the info on the illegality of serving alcohol to a minor, and the audio of the EM verbally accepting the terms and then violating said terms would also prove her to be a liar, and therefore load the case against EM and her family.
The best part about such protocols and methodologies is that doing your own due diligence absolves you of crime while it adds weight for your case.
Although, to avoid such incidences, an added protocol that we have here (of which I recently experienced first hand) is that the restaurant with the liquor licenses should have two separate sections and in one section no alcohol must be served. It is in this section that all adults accompanying a minor must be seated, or else the security comes up marching to prevent entry in the premises. Usually the wait-staff in the alcohol section politely guides the clients away from the alcohol section and towards the non-alcohol section while a guard gets ready to move in if all attempts are resisted.
I accidentally walked into said section while my cousin (the minor) was talking on her phone and just blindly following me. Although it took about 5 seconds to completely process the info, but there was no resistance on my part, and that's when I noticed the few things from the protocol, like the guard getting up from his position, the lightning quick reflex of the server directing us to the other section, etc.
Never thought I'd say this but story 4, they should have asked for the HOA information then called them and said the woman bullied her way into a neighbour's yard sale to avoid paying the HOA, they would have come down on her like a ton of bricks
Ok the meanie in story 2 & 3 went too far with that 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 and wtf with Manager with siding a little with Karen in story 3. He/she manager in story 3 should be ashamed
we will stop hiring handicapped people after we remove all karens>>>>>HAHAHA
A big part of the reason there are so many Karens is the whole "The customer is always right." mentality and managers who try to placate them. If you reward bad behavior, you just get more of it.
It's 4:30 in the morning here in Tokyo, I'm jet lagged AF, and I get the notification for a new Fluffy video. Lucky me! Also, hi Steve!
I have been able to counter a male Karen once - I didn't work there. He was verbally accosting this young woman, I backed him up and basically raised my voice - unlike you, her disability is physical not mental. Pick up your shit and leave her alone. It looked like he shrunk 3 feet and scuttled away. I apologized to the supervisor for the disturbance. I got hugs from the staff and a few customers. Still puts me in a rage.
so she has no time to wait but she has a hell of a time to complain.
In the other story, op and her friend should have filed an anti discrimination report to the management for siding with Karen because what management did was in fact illegal.
I guess I'm not American enough to understand having a stranger packing your bags. I feel terrible if I don't load everything into a bag within 30 to 45 seconds once the cashier blipped it through. I feel like a nuisance if I'm being slow for some reason.
20:27 Ah, Denial...
Not just a River in Egypt...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
10:23 She claims she’s in a hurry but she has plenty of time to argue. 11:39 Not in much of a hurry, is she? 12:07 Exactly!
Straight up, if my sister ever talked to me like that, I’d flip her whole world around.
Finally someone mentions personality disorders. I think most of these karens have one. I have experienced the destruction that borderline personality disordered person can cause!
14:15: "Besides, it sounds rude. She shouldn't talk." Hypocrite.
Story one sorta reminds me of a wholesome time. I was out with my siblings and I forgot why I did this but I was definitely underage and I went to th bar and the bartender starts telling me about not being able to serve me for usual reasons and I said “I just want water” he got me water and I returned to my siblings. I wish I remember why I wanted water but that’s all I wanted
They claimed their daughter was 16, but she was only 14. That made it so much worse. How do people like this think they can just get away with things like this?
Mom's Encounter with Karen
Some Background - My mother is a cashier at a local grocery story, where she's called Momma J, because she's a mother to everyone that's thirty-five or younger. She's also a chatterer - folks get into her line just to chat with her. Everyone loves her (for the most part). I also happen to work there, dealing with produce. Now, I will say this, she, and myself, are both white - needed for later.
Now, I don't like using Karen, as I had a very nice babysitter with that name, so let's call this person AW for Argumentative Woman. Also of note, she's dark-skinned.
I'd gone up towards the Break Room, and caught the tail end of the situation, or the middle, actually, and I saw AW looking at my mother with more than a bit of anger. She then jumped into another lane. I actually asked my mother what was going on. She told me, "I'll tell you later." She did this to keep me from getting involved, as I'd of done something crazy (not easy being a high-functioning autistic at times).
A while later, as we walked out, I asked her what happened.
"I've encountered a few Karens, but that's the worst I've encountered so far," she said.
Apparently, AW had come into the line with a handful of things in her arms, claiming that she was just buying one item, and had bought the other things prior. Policy says to ask for any prior receipt - it's a CYA, as it were. Mother asked her for it. AW wouldn't show one. Mother's like, "I'm sorry, but it's policy." Offended, AW goes to the next line - same result. She then goes to the Manager, and tries to claim that my mother is being racist. Cue not only cashiers, but customers, many of whom are of darker-skin tones (African-American, Latino, whatever) coming to my mother's defense, along with the manager......
Like I said, EVERYONE loves Momma J.
I think AW left after that - I know that I had to bring back a bunch of produce stuff - don't know if it was related.
19:07 “… and you’re acting like half of hers.” 👏
33 years old and having tantrum. 🙄
Moral for all stories-Do unto others,as they would do to you! Simply put,engage brain,before opening mouth! Entitled,royalty,arrogance,and complete lack of empathy! Thank you 😇!! 😇
So in the UK, underaged patrons CAN drink alcohol with their family on the conditions that:
1. The parent/legal guardian orders it for them and
2. It is in certain establishments (like a family pub, not a bar)
The EK screwed up by ordering it herself.
Story 2: “If you’re really that pressed for time, then why are you shopping instead of being wherever it is you think you need to be?”
Story 2, " why would you work here if you cant do your job?" Why would you go shopping if you cant pack your damn bags?
The birthday rose drinking story - id have given the old man on the next table his meal for free. Good on him for sticking up for the waitress :)
Why do I never see this in person? So many missed opportunities.
“Ma’am, this nice lady is more able-bodied than you are able-brained.”
17:33 I started laughing at that because if my dad was still alive and he had a yard sale and somebody was saying that to him that would be his EXACT response…and now my throat hurts because I have a cold and I shouldn’t be laughing😫
the story with the smoking sister - this is yet another example that accusations from a narcissist are confessions.
Story One: As a child growing up in Australia in the 70's, sometimes as a family treat we would go to a pub, sit in the beer garden and have a meal and a drink, and as a young teen it wasn't unusual for dad to ask for a shandy (beer and lemonade) for us when he placed the drinks order. We used to get one small shandy and from then on it was lemon soda ... never had any issues, mind you we were polite and respectful.
last story: it's amazing how other people don't see through someone's BS until it personally affects them...
Some people wonder why children become unruly in public, or bullies to others. Does anyone think it may be the great modeling their parents demonstrate 🤔?
"She'll take all my change" ? Great - that means I sold her something. You know - why I am out here with all this stuff.
Story 2: How to back up your employees 101
Story 3: How not to back up your employees 101
I hope OP in the third story reports both Karen so she could get banned from the store and the manager for how he handled the situation. Let me tell you if It I is there I wouldn’t let that pink broad go easily I would go off on her and I will go off on the manager to for punishing he’s employee when she literally did nothing wrong I will not tolerate any of that able ism.
@@sailorstar3148 Pretty much.
Story 3. It seems to me to be a good place for a regular customer to step in. Someone who won’t have a dog in the fight. “Madam, why are you trying to cover up most of your face? And doesn’t it take a lot of effort just to walk when you’re carrying a hundred pounds of snotty attitude wherever you go?” Then again, I’ve been shopping at the same supermarket since 2006, wear my Disabled Veteran ballcap legitimately, and still know and can accomplish some compliance holds that meet the “minimum force necessary to ensure compliance” standard.
WTH are they doing letting their 14 year old have a glass of wine in the first place? 16 is even pushing it.
My nephew worked in a pub, my eldest granddaughter had a fake id, when another nephew called and asked her age, I told the truth, I didn’t want anyone getting in trouble because she was underage drinking. It’s a risk she took, messed around and was found out.
Story 1: As someone who worked in a retail store that sold alcohol I have dozens of horror stories of parents trying to badger me into selling to their underage kids.
Took me a minute to figure out what "yard sailing" was. Picturing a skateboard with a sail and big turf tires like a golf cart.