r/IDontWorkHereLady - Raging Karen ATTACKS Customer For Not Serving Her! Huge Mistake!
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- r/idontworkherelady - OP is shopping at a Costco when she encounters an entitled Karen that demands an item. When OP doesn't serve her, the Karen goes crazy and it gets worse from there! Subscribe for future stories!
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👱🏼♀️ 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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Stories in this episode of Reddit I Don't Work Here Lady:
0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Story 1 (u/BrokenDreamer1997)
5:05 - Story 2 (u/DigitalGypsyGirl)
12:43 - Story 3 (u/Chickenraiser)
15:56 - Story 4 (u/Chaotic_Sensation)
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Story 3: I am a horse owner. Those two women should not be allowed anywhere near a horse. If you do not know immediately what your horse needs, call a vet. The vet bill for consulting the vet first is MUCH lower than the vet bill for treating what you did wrong. (Also, usually cheaper than the cost of the excavator if you REALLY screw up.)
And I would think that most appointments for horses ARE house calls to the horses' stables, rather than the vet's office (unless the horse is a miniature pony)
Absolutely! It also speaks to their ignorance that they think they need to take the horse to the vet.
I always had the vet come to me except for the occasional rare case where I had the horse in the trailer and was going past the vet anyway.
As I did once picking up a new horse that needed blood pulled for testing and the routine shots.
agreed, horses are not easy to treat adn any little thing can become BIG FAST... i dont own a horse but I am a writer and have researched enough to know that owning them is expencive... what i dont get though, is in this day and age, you have a question and are unsure... most of us google it, not bombard strangers.
@@SprinkelFallingleaf as a writer, please at least use spellcheck.
If you can't afford to take care of your animals properly and get them to a vet when they need one, then you shouldn't own any animals. I only hope those two idiots didn't try some diy treatment and hurt that poor horse.
Story 1 + 2: For the 1000th time, never lay hands on another person, not even a lanyard! Like, it costs you zero dollars to keep your hands to yourself
I wish news stations/papers would just announce this every day for a few years. This needs to be a prevalent lesson about accountability and consequences.
Either we have to keep our hands to ourselves, *or we don't.*
It costs nothing to not assault someone. It can cost everything to assault someone
@@SiegeTFyes and if you don’t it’ll costya
Lay hands on someone it should cost you your life
The worst thing is that these people think it's perfectly fine and legal to attack the employees, like they aren't people too.
Some people are entitled fucks who think their "above" those who work retail, when in reality, they're a thousand miles beneath them
That gets me everytime. Why is this only bad if it's another customer?
They also think the WHOLE WORLD is lying when literally EVERYONE is SCREAMING "THEY! DON'T! WORK!HERE!" at them!
@@flashstudiosguy To be fair to the Karens, retail employees and the structure that """supports""" them encourages sloth and lies.
@@JoshSweetvale Ok,there may be some,but that's no green light
"Poor customer service"? Lady, I owe you NO CUSTOMER SERVICE!! 😡
"Are you calling me stupid?" No, you are proving that yourself! 😠
I need to steal this.
Or blind because you can't see a giant picture of a panda on the girl's back!
Yes, yes I am indeed calling you stupid. You obviously can't read. Nor do you comprehend that Target employees don't have pandas on their shirts. But for the benefit of a doubt, I'll file those examples as ignorance. Where the stupid comes in is not listening to multiple, not one, but multiple people telling you that your victim is a customer. Where the stupid comes in is automatically making rude assumptions out loud before assessing the situation. And finally, where the stupid really comes in is asking people if they think your stupid; an employee might still have to be polite to you but a customer you're harassing has every right to question your dead end gene pool.
She was worse than a bull. She just saw red and ran with/at it. OP could have been in a red elf suit, or nurses scrubs, and the skank would have still thought that she worked there. She did need to go to jail, sucks that she didn't. Or make her do community outreach at a place that works with those that suffer from PTSD, and let her see how bad it could have been.
Thanks for ending with that sweet storyteller. I’m Native American and worked retail years ago. A sweet elderly woman from my tribe would seek me out to help her. She was a kind woman and it really was no hassle to help her.
Don't put your hands on people if you don't want to be punched in the face.Its very simple.
If more rabid Karens were slapped down, they might begin to learn. 😡
Don't punch faces, that's a good way to break knuckles. Throats and ribs are better targets.
If you get attacked, and you don't immedeately defend yourself, you end up on the ground.
If you end up on the ground, _you are dead._
@@Ironraven001 Well, straight on the nose is a good target. It's the softest area of the face. Next, is a hook at the jaw.
@@Kualinar Spoken like someone who hasn't ever punched anyone in the nose or the jaw. I 100% guarantee you've never punched anyone in the nose or jaw. That shit hurts and has a high potential to damage your hands.
Story 2: Costco shouldn’t hire people who may attack “normal” people? Oh, Karen… you have no right to say that when you’re clearly nowhere near neurotypical yourself.
And even IF OP is an employee, putting your hand on them is still a no go in ANY store
normal is just a setting on the washing maschine. besides if a shrink really tries everybody can get a diagnosis.
Bet the Manager and Security were secretly thinking that and wishing they could say it aloud...
"Don't let people grab you" sounds like mum indirectly saying swing fists like your life depends on it because they will be charged for assaulting a minor
OP did sound a little timid in the story. I have a sneaking suspicion that his mom is a Karen too.
yeah, stupid advice from op's mother, mother should pay for op to learn self defence,
and get a gun permit and a gun in the land of the free !
"Self Defence is only Assault if you hit first"-My Nan
Who, when riled, makes Mike Tyson and Lee Emery look like Cub Scouts!
Those two ladies in the feed store are weird. I've been around enough large farm animals throughout my life to know that with a horse, a cow, a sheep, or a pig, the vet comes to you. Their animal clinics are on the back of a pickup or inside a box van, not in a brick and mortar animal clinic.
Some are my vet dose farm animals and zoo animals they have a barn to stable livestock while they wait. My dog was put on hold for his appointment because a pig had an emergency. The vet only leaves to do the zoo animals.
They probably stole the animal and have no idea what to do to take care of it.
They sound like the type of people who buy a horse just so they can brag about it at some social event.
Probably depend on the animal size, but generally, yes, vets go to where the livestock are. I agree. (though i have once seen someone with what looked like a miniature pig in the surgery; so cute!)
@sarah rigdon Depends on location and the individual vet. Maybe your region has too many farms for the vet to drive around. Or maybe not enough farms to justify driving around.
"If you can't afford a Vet, don't get a pet".
Damn right! My Cat had full medical, I did not.
Have insurance for my Jellybean in case anything happens
In 2016 I thought I had full insurance for him. But the vet had miss-sold the insurance. I said I wanted the full one & they only sold me some kind of in-house insurance. Then Jellybean almost died & fought for 3months.
A week before Christmas he was finally off all his meds.
The whole treatment over the 3 months, including the 6 different meds he needed to take 3x a day, cost me way over £1000
He had a bit of a relapse the Christmas after, because he thought "let's inhale the new dry food" & luckily that vet got him better in 3 weeks & it was not expensive at all. But believe me that once the 2yrs were over, & this was no longer a pre condition, I immediately got him a proper insurance.
Now I know for sure that if ever something happens to him again that I don't have to worry at all.
If a raging Karen attacks you reserve the right to attack back
it is called defending yourself, not attack back.
PTSD is no joke. I almost broke a coworkers jaw when they jumpscared me from behind. That Karen was real lucky or else she would've left in a body bag
I had to start warning people not to purposely jump scare me in my teens, because I will LITERALLY throw up on them, haha.
PTSD --> Anxiety attack --> vomit 😜 so honestly.... if someone is dumb enough to still jump out at me.... they are gonna get what they have coming to them!!
I did break my old managers nose when he snuck up on me. District manager heard from the customers and saw the video. Fired him and promoted me.
I heard another Reddit story, forgot where, in which a PTSD vet got triggered in a pharmacy and started to pummel the Karen. Thankfully a burly friendly stranger was nearby and knew how to handle PTSD and hugged the vet, calming him with some words.
Karen ended up with broken nose and jail time.
I do have a form of PTSD from my narcissistic, abusive ex-husband. I grew up around some rougher people, but you wouldn't know it by looking or talking to me.
My daughter has a friend from her days in high school who is a biker, and one night we were sitting in a car park waiting for our pizza to cook when he spots us and he decided to sneak up to our car and tap me through the open window. I was facing away from the window talking to my daughter. I broke his nose before I realised who it was who had touched me. He was on his ass next to the car, blood streaming down his face and me.... 52 yr old grandma, laughing her ass off.
He has never forgotten it.... but we both laugh about it now.
@@PanduPoluan Yep, that story was red by Fluff a few videos ago if you want to search for it!
In the second story, this is why *ALL* lanyards should be breakaway. As you never know when someone is going to try to grab the lanyard.
Same with ties.
But it's when a Karen accidentally pulls off a prosthetic arm that you get the real moneyshots because, 9/10 times, the fact your freaking ARM just CAME OFF in THEIR hand/s, possibly in FRONT of a LOT of Witnesses, that they FINALLY shut up and realise "Oh, shit, I've done it now..."
Saw a story recently where one airline, the male air stewards wear ties which are clip-ons. Not tied around their neck. Safety first.
I do see the safety reasons but i actually intentionally switched to a lanyard that isn’t breakaway. My old one kept breaking off, partially because of it getting caught onto things, and partially because I just like holding it and put a bit of pressure on the back of my neck. So breakaway doesn’t work for me.
I was imagining she grabbed the back of the lanyard, where it wouldn't matter if it was breakaway 💀
But your point stands, it could help with a lot of crazy encounters if they were all breakaway.
@@kinasakuraba she'd have to get behind them to do that.
Story 2: I’ve never understood how people think that just because you (maybe) work somewhere that they have the right to lay hands on you.
They seem to think employees aren't people, that's why they do it, it's only when they end up in the back of a squad car that they seem to understand, that they themselves are not people, as "people" actually understand not to lay their hands on others
Karens are insane, they think they can treat others like trash when they themselves are the real trash.
Story 4: so awesome to see people still going out of thier way to help the elderly, the wisdom and kindness they will give you back for the most simple of help is more of a reward than money in my opinion
Oof, I ALWAYS struggle with helping Elderly People. I DO want to help them, because Mum didn't raise no rude boi but, at the same time, I'm always hesitant because I DON'T want to make them feel inadequate.
Chocking someone, even with a lanyard or something will be counted as attempted murder by some courts (for obvious reasons).
Thank you for your completely wrong and foolish legal advice.
@@wstavis3135 Only thing wrong with his post is that he misspelled choking. Some courts actually do classify that as attempted murder.
"Do you think I'm stupid?!?"
"Well, now that you mention it..."
Thanks for the stories DF. Those ladies need to sell their horse. If they dont care enough to get correct treatment they shouldnt have the horse
I actually don't think it's mistaking for some Karens. I believe that they actually expect everyone to serve them like their royalty but get pissed when it doesn't work like that.
Story 1: That mother should have been more concerned another person grabbed her kid. Not admonishing their kid for getting grabbed. She was more concerned about the adult being arrested than the fact that they laid hands on her child... That's messed up.
I’d have killed my own mother and the lady at that point
My mom was like that. For unknown reasons, whenever I shred with her that someone had mistreated or violated me in any way, she’d always turn it around on ME, criticizing my behavior instead of being empathetic. And I’m talking all the way back to when a male teacher started being inappropriate with me when I was 14. Probably even further back if I really thought about it hard enough, that’s just the earliest instance I can immediately recollect.
@@feyfantome Victim blaming is easier than getting up off their lazy butts and going and getting something done about the inappropriate behaviour of an adult towards a young person. Or any age person receiving injustice. It's sheer laziness. With a whole bunch of cowardice tossed in. It also shows a distinct lack of critical thinking. How can any child be responsible for any adult's behaviour? Even adults cannot control other adults; that's why we have police with weapons of some sort. I'm very sad that you had a parent like that. I hope you have learnt to stand up for yourself and continue living well.
@@feyfantome my suggestion is to look up narcissistic mothers. Something tells me that's what you have. From personal experience I'm sorry 😔
I think people are misunderstanding the mom's intentions. When saying someone can get arrested she's saying how serious of a thing it is, and that the op doesn't need to let people grab them like that because it is assault.
That last story is so wholesome ❤️
Reminds me of that story about a distraught mother who thought OP's car was a taxi, but seeing her distress OP drove her to the hospital anyways. Apparently her daughter was in labor and there were some complications, iirc. And the story ended with the woman tracking down OP with the help of her son (or son in law? forgot) who was a police officer, ending up with a heartfelt thank you + very delicious cake.
Happy year of the rabbit! Make sure to give stevo some sunlight
darkfluff only lets him out on rainy days so he doesn't get spoiled.
Give him some good kibbles too. 😎
That last story 😭 I could see the horror of the previous ones and think there's too much ugliness in this world and then I listen to that final one and my faith in people is restored, thank you for ending this on the sweetest note and making me tear up lol. Awesome video as always Darkfluff & Stevo! 🙂
I've never had a typical Karen Encounter, but when I was 16 (many, Many, MANY Moons ago) I was grabbed by someone in a store that thought I was shoplifting (I'd placed the item in a bag I was carrying because I was going to buy more than 2 items) and when I told him to get his mitts off me, he got belligerent and started yelling for a manager and that's when I grabbed his wrist and started squeezing as hard as I could...unfortunately for him, I've always had a freakishly strong grip and his yell for a manager quickly turned into a scream of pain as my grip was grinding the bones of his arm together...
Fortunately for him, he let go of my shirt very quickly so I stopped crushing his wrist...Unfortunately for him, even though this happened in the mid '90's, the store had Security Cameras and the Manager was a friend of my father and thus knew me well so he got held until the Police arrived and then Arrested for Assaulting a Minor...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
If I was in one of these I don’t work here situations with a Karen I’d do (at least) 3 of these in no particular order: 1 get salty (sailor level at the worst) 2 be prepared to throw hands in self defense 3 maneuver into camera range
Stay well clear of "hands throwing range" if at all possible. Get distance. The camera concept is great. If they advance, and seem more disturbed, make a bigger disturbance by calling for security or police VERY LOUDLY; OUT LOUD. Be the first ever victim who's ever done that. Of course, these things happen quite suddenly, and we're rarely prepared for this kind of weird, but don't get within "hands throwing range" if they're coming at you from the front and you're aware of them. From the side or back, get the heck away as fast as possible, and get a shopping basket or trolley between you. Safety first. If it's a verbal attack, interrupt rudely and tell them you're a customer. "I'm a customer, STEP AWAY NOW". (though I admit I liked the response "You want me to go and do WHAT WITH YOU IN THE CARPARK?" very loudly). Lol.
That last story was possibly the best IDWH stories I've ever heard. I enjoy the drama filled stories, but love a good wholesome story wrapping everything up.
Story 3: This is why a lot of horses wind up at the sale barn for give away prices or free.
And, tragically, on a truck bound for a Mexican slaughterhouse.
"For sale: Dead horse; must pick up" -- the two Karens.
Love the last story! On the first story and how mom acted, when I was young my mother was often frustrated by me because I was being abused by a boy in my class. Yep. Some moms are like that.
Story 1: I went to a target with my sister and our friend a while ago to look at the Christmas decorations. The seasonal isle is pretty close to the snack isle, I was looking at the decorations while they picked out their favorite pack of diabetes. When I went over to the snack isle, S and F were talking to a nice employee like the social butterflies they are. I enter the conversation as the employee leaves, and two people walk over to us. S and F are wearing dark hoodies with leggings, I’m wearing sweatpants with a shirt of my favorite metal band (it has a big pentagram on it with the bands logo). The lady asks us if we know where something is, F and I look at each other trying not to laugh out of surprise, and I shake my head and tell the lady “uh, I don’t know. We don’t work here.” I’m laughing at the situation, but S shoots me a look and tries to actually help them…even though she also didn’t know where the object was 💀
You're right about the pets.
That's why I have mine insured.
If you cannot afford an additional $20,000 USD per year, then you have no business owning a horse. My family and extended family combined have owned 30-40 horses in the last half century and I will tell you that all the costs of owning such a magnificent creature are very, very expensive... and that's not including the several hundred dollars per horse for food each month.
Why do these evil Karens think it is EVER okay to put their hands on people. Even if they work there and are ignoring you. You don't get to assault people. I bet she hits her family members on the regular.
The last story: I have been asked for directions in English in Helsinki, Finland from people I can tell by their accent are from Sweden and are here on vacation. It's always so nice to be able to switch over to my mother tongue as a Swedish-speaking Finn and surprise them by speaking fluent Swedish :D
As a Swede I am always prepared for people speaking Swedish whenever I am in Helsinki/Helsingfors but since I only know a few phrases and words in Finnish I usually start with English until I know, although I might just ask first if they speak Swedish. But I would never be surprised if they do.
I was surprised in Oslo once but apparently a lot of bartenders there are Swedish. But there I can get by with Swedish anyway since the languages are so similar.
Story 3: My cousin needs to understand this as her dog has been to the vets loads since she got him about 2 years ago and has managed to con her parents into paying the bills and she doesn’t even have pet insurance
Horse vets usually come to the stable to treat the horse
Story 1 - If one of my kids came home and said they'd been grabbed by someone I'd be saying "right, we're pressing charges against that person for assaulting you!" not "don't let them do that, they might get arrested if you do" - OP's mum has serious issues. Gotta wonder what else OP's being blamed for in that household.
I'm starting to think I must be the only person that in an embarrassed way always ask people, "excuse me, do you work here" before I ask anything. Also, some really nice employees will try to help when it's not even their department. I always thank them for their help.
You are not the only one.
On the other hand, I've been in our local grocery store and have seen a lost customer, but I know the store so well and know the names of all the employees [and the owner] that I'll often ask the lost person if they needed help finding something. If it's something that I'm unsure of or if it's something I know they don't have, but might be able to order, I find the owner or one of the employees and ask.
Proper human beings can ask that question and take a simple no. These people who fly off the handle on others for not getting the answer they want are not proper human beings.
Story #2 - usually you hear these insistence’s from Walmart or Target … all I usually hear about from Costco is those trying to get in without a memebership or trying to leave without their receipt read to verify their purchases ,…. This is the first “I don’t work here” story I heard from Costco but then again, I’m Canadian and we try to be more polite up here
I also saw an incident where a Karen started jabbing an employee in the forehead hard pushing her head backwards. The employee grabbed the finger and bent it backwards laying her finger on the back of her hand. Wow the screams were so satisfying.
Like my mother always said… buying a horse aren’t the costs… what comes after that… that makes it expensive 😔 she was not wrong, like many other quotes of her, we eyerolled for at the time, but now know what she meant 😌🥰
Anyway… love your posts 👍🏼👏🏼♥️
The last story made me cry, help like that to a sweet grandma from another country..ahhh kindness like that makes me melt inside ;).
If a stranger seems to be neglecting and/or abusing an animal in their care, you can always wait to see what car they own, take a pic of the license plate, and then make a report with your local authorities and/or animal rescue shelter.
Karen: "HOW DUMB DO YOU THINK I AM!?
...do you want an honest answer to that?
#3: "Find a new home for your horse. THAT is what the horse needs."
Story 3: Not everyone is an expert on horses. Don't take advice from people that don't actually know what you're asking for, see a professional, even if it costs you a bit of money.
If they can afford a horse, they should be able to afford a vet!
@Yvon Q. I've always remembered a horse trailer bumper sticker which said "Poverty is owning a horse".
Story 1. next time this happens. tell them to fallow you. go up front and ask one of cashers to help you get this lady off you.
Story 3: So I Googled the cost to take a horse to a vet, and here's what Google says
A regular vet visit might cost around $40 for your horse. If the visit is an emergency or requires on-call services, you might pay up to $150 for the appointment alone - not including the costs of diagnostics, testing, treatments, and follow-up.
So it's not cheap
$40?! My vet’s minimum charge just to come to my property is $100. The exam, meds, etc., are extra. A typical, non-emergency check-up for my horse usually costs $300-$400.
My mom and I went into a costco a couple months or so ago and it was a freaking zoo. You literally couldn't walk forward without 5 people pushing their way around you at just about any given moment.
We had just gone in to see if they had any better deals than Sam's Club, A similar kind of bulk shopping store owned by Walmart for those unfamiliar. Some deals were good, others were the same or higher in price.
While my mom likes that you can get a price break in gas at the pumps on the other end of the parking lot, I don't think it's worth the hassle of shopping in a black friday style of experience on the regular...
I generally try to stay out of the big retail stores during the Christmas shopping season, unless I truly need something.
@@merlinathrawes746
Yeah. Bit this was before Thanksgiving even. Things were just that crazy. Almost worse than Walmart on a Friday evening.
“ARE YOU CALLING ME STUPID????? “
“Noooo. I don't have to❗“
I'm glad she got some new jewelry to wear but I feel she got off to easy
Karen: "Are you calling me stupid?"
Me: "Yes, yes I am."
To anyone that’s never had an karen encounter before, don’t take his advice. Once the manager comes to see what is going on, DONT LEAVE. I had and done something like that and the karen accused me of stealing. Manager got security against me and i had to stay til the cops arrived to explained what actually happened and to check the cameras. (I went to get something for my my hair, was helping someone who asked what products i used because i have thick and curly 3b hair. Sadly was wearing my red shirt, so ig i was mistaken for a target employee but im not. Karen cut our conversation and harassed me for ignoring her. I cursed at her to leave me the f alone, went to self checkout while she followed. She was yelling god knows what. I had my airpods in. Management came, i continued to walk away and welp the bs happened. Management found out what ACTUALLY happened and i was let go. Eff that lady and that target.)
Loved the last story 😃 So very sweet. Perfect timing as I'm in the kitchen making homemade banana pudding.
Story 1 - Your parents should never, ever, and I mean ever hold you more responsible as a child then the adult attacking you because they could face serious consequences because of your age. That's flat out abusive behavior and seriously disconcerting.
It's like screaming at someone for being raped because the perp could face felony charges for the action. Seriously, WTF.
1st story: I just don't understand why people think someone works somewhere simply by the color of their shirt. I own many shirts, some of which are the color of uniform shirts of certain stores that I do go to. Do I deliberately wear them in order to create a scene? No, but if I happen to be out and about and wind up going into a store with that color uniform I don't go out of my way to cause problems either. But really, when the shirt has a BIG logo and name of another business on it, it's kind of obvious that person works elsewhere despite the color. How unobservant do you have to be? And quite frankly if someone just grabs me, they're likely to find themself eating a knuckle sandwich or experiencing some other result of my defending myself.
Story 2: Karen was just lucky hubby was close enough to stop OP! But I still stand by my last statement from story 1.
Story 3: I guess EKs 1 & 2 never heard of looking things up on the internet. A Google search of the horse's symptoms should give some idea of what the treatment should be. But if you really have no idea what you're doing, call a vet! Odds are the store clerk isn't going to know a great deal either, though a manager might. Otherwise, call the glue factory.
Equine vets come to you, if they don't know that I feel so bad for that horse!
STORY 4
SO PROUD OF THE OP HELPING
THE OLD WOMAN AT THE SHOP.
Agreed, Fluff. It’s always nice to get a wholesome story here and there. I’ve actually got a small one myself. Don’t know if it qualifies as an “I don’t work here” story, but a polite older lady, a bit on the short side, asked for my help reaching a soda on the top shelf since I’m about 6’1”. Uneventful, as I got the soda, she said thank you and that was the end of it, but it was a welcome case of someone just being polite in a request for help, rather than a demand
Karen: "How dumb do you think I am?"
...
Dumber than I thought I guess.
Story 2:took the words out of my mouth. My husband is always saying how wild Costco costumers are. He hates shopping there.
I'm concerned for the well being of a horse whose owners don't want to take it to a vet because "it's too expensive" and instead harass some random person who knows nothing about horses for medical advice. Maybe they shouldn't have that horse in the 1st place.
For that last one I half expected an entitled Karen to demand help after op helped the older lady
Ever notice how often Karens get mad about someone questioning their intelligence AFTER demonstrating an inability to read? 😏
Loved the last one. It was very sweet. As to the horse one, I have a pet plan on both of my cats that gets me free or reduced cost vet services throughout the year. They're inexpensive to invest in. Perhaps there's something similar for horses?
"You wouldn't be in this aisle if you didn't know anything about medicines!"
"You are in this aisle."
Story 3: Well, technically OP DID call someone who could help the EKs. No phone needed, just a loud voice.
Karen "How stupid do you think I am?"
Me "Is that a trick question?"
"I can afford a horse. I can afford an imported car. I can afford a big shiny house." Maintenance, people. Can u afford the maintenance and repair?
A past dog (RIP Shane) got pancreatitis from a bacterial infection from eating dog crap and food garbage people dumped in the dog park. We aren't a rich family and had to pay £7k to save his life, £3k after pet insurance and we paid it. People who don't treat their animals due to the cost are animal abusers. There are charities and even the vet will accept payment plans for people who can't afford treatment. We were so glad we sprung for the pet insurance and it's a cost we can't afford to not pay.
On that last story, i was totally waiting for something to go wrong. Glad nothing did : )
I'm 65 and NEVER had an interaction with a Karen...EVER!!!! What's wrong with me??? What am I doing wrong???
You must be a lovely person and you are not doing anything wrong.
Yeah, PTSD is certainly nothing to joke about. It can make things difficult for you.
Every time I listen to these "I don't work here, lady" and the Karens attack these people, I just cannot imagine it! It's beyond belief! I live in the UK. Someone approached me and started asking me questions about a certain shop. I tell them I don't know, I don't work here, and they laugh, apologise and go off to find an actual employee. I have never, EVER seen anyone be arranged, harassed, or even assaulted for "not" being an employee in a shop. Pure insanity.
Karen: "How dumb do you think I am?"
Me: Do you really want me to answer that?
"How dumb do you think I am?"
Very. lol
The last one warms my heart.
The entitlement of these two women owning a sick horse and refusing to provide basic veterinary care makes me sick. Horses are not some trophy pet to stick on your property and brag, "Oh look at how special I am, I have a horse!" Horses can die from something as simple as eating unripe pears, my god. I'm a large animal veterinary surgeon, and have worked with the horse community in my area. They are among the best animal communities I've worked with in terms of providing proper care, in every aspect of the term, to their animals. My nearest neighbor raises Friesian horses and there is literally nothing she wouldn't do for them. She has a vet and a farrier that visit her stable. I've stopped over for an emergency before her regular vet could arrive, because of a degloving.
Touching a minor no matter if it’s a grown woman or man can destroy their livelihoods and potentially put on a list where they can’t get out from
Well then, if they keep thier hands to themselves they will have nothing to worry about will they?
If they are crazy enough to grab you without walking away, they're crazy enough when walking away. It's safer just to stand there and stay silent.
"HOW DUMB DO YOU THINK I AM?"
"What's the matter ma'am, do a lot of people think you're dumb? Why do you suppose that is?"
The two that required medication for the horse sound like a couple of winners. I wonder if they know which end of the horse that the nose bag goes on?
2:00 Story 1:
Karen: "HOW DUMB DO YOU THINK I AM?!"
Me: "Right up there with the best of 'em, Ma'am!"
If you can't afford a vet, you have no business with a horse. Those poor animals get mistreated so often.
I don't know what I would do besides panic if someone did that to me. I don't shop large stores alone, although I no longer need a hand to hold. I used to, even if it was my young son keeping me calm. I feel so guilty about that, but I really really couldn't shop without someone to hold hands with for about 2 years. I wasn't holding him back, he was holding me back. Not a job for a 5-7 year old, but he was generous about it. I was in treatment, but it wasn't until I changed clinics that I improved, and he felt he could let go. I still have help shopping big stores, but no longer need to even be in the same aisle. It's hard, but so so so much better! I still wish to this day he didn't have to do that just for us to buy food! But he did it very well. I am very proud of him, and hope he never ever feels he has to hold my hand again!
See? She's wearing a red shirt.......
Glad OP wasn't an Ensign on Star Trek!🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🖖🖖
I love the wholesome story at the end! Makes it all worthwhile!!!
Love that last story! I wish I spoke Spanish. I could help lots more people at work
1st story
Karen: How dumb do you think I am?
OP: Pretty f*cking dumb if you think I work here.
I've had this one in my back pocket for years just waiting for this to happen. One day it will, one day.
Love, love, love the wholesome story at the end! Also it helps to bring my blood pressure back to normal after the entitled Karen’s. Lol!
The last story reminds me of an incident with a nurse I used to work with. She was from Russia and went into Home Depot one day to get manure for her garden. But she couldn't remember the English word " manure" and tried to explain and describe what she was looking for to the worker but he wasn't understanding what she wanted. Finally in frustration she blurted out " cow sh*t! I'm looking for cow sh*t!". 😆
Story three: I suspect that feeling it may be post-worthy is a sinking feeling.
Love the last story! Thank you!
Finally my day is complete!!!!
For once, I loved the last story! I agree, Darkfluff. It was a nice story.
#1 To «they could be arrested for assaulting a minor», the perfect answer would be : «And rightly so. That Karen DESERVE to get arrested»
#2 Hubby should have given OP just a few more second to act. Not much. JUST 1 or 2 second more, and Karen would have left the store on a stretcher. OP would face no consequence as she was in a clear state of self defence from the assault from Karen. Then, Karen would go from her hospital room to the court room to her prison room.
#3 Someone need to call a vet to see those Karens horse. They clearly don't know how to take care of a horse. They are probably condemning their horse to a slow and very painful preventable death.
#4 What a nice wholesome, hart warming story. We need a channel devoted to stories like that.💗💝
After watching so many of these stories, shopping at retail stores is not the same for me anymore. Everytime I go shopping I'm always making note of what I'm wearing and wondering if I'm gonna get confused for an employee by a Karen.
Last story,its great to have a person be nice,and appreciate the labor,and going the extra mile!! I'm blessed with the people I know in retail,and having put time behind a counter myself,I always thank them,or if its a restaurant,give a good tip! Thank you for the positive note! There are too many Karens,and obnoxious bullies out there,and thankfully I don't encounter them!! Thank you 😇 😊!
When a Karen says, Excuse me, simply say, Why did you Fart?
Dark Fluff, may I suggest an entire episode of feel good 'I dont work here' stories?