The screaming in public trend needs to stop yesterday. It's not just cringe and disruptive, it's so bad for anyone with ptsd or sensory hypersensitivity. Or what if there's a little old lady there with a heart condition and they keel over from the shock, was that stupid prank worth risking an innocent bystander's life??
What's worse is there is actual disabled people who do this because they can't help it so you're intentionally or not, making fun of those people which just adds another layer of yikes.
Its also bad because of the "boy who cried wolf" thing. If a bunch of people scream for help and they dont actually need help, nobody will help a person who is actually screaming for help. The whole thing is just so stupid and dangerous to do
Like, how do these people not feel embarrassed while doing this? They obviously see themselves, it's on video, but I mean.... Come on! They have to post it, they made the choice to do it...I can't.
Ohhh I know right. I have both. If I, back at the point where truck noises used to scare me into "I'm about to be shot" state, saw some random person do a "prank" like this and just laugh I would genuinely risk a criminal record, and that person would risk a broken jaw.
As a spanish speaker, the lady around 18:30 down to Ramon and blaming him for her stupidity? And then telling him to 'wise up' and calling him a 'sore loser' afterwards.... It's kindergarten playroom rage grade omfg
'Sore loser?' Is it like, competitive, the goal is to be the first to put the bottles in the correct position? If so, deliberately moving them out of position to try to confuse the other person might be a legitimate, if dickish, strategy.
As someone with Sensory Processing Disorder, the screaming in public places just for the sake of screaming has got to stop. My suggestion is wait a few minutes after they stop walk up to them and scream something like "OH WE'RE SCREAMING?!?! IS THIS FUNNY NOW?!?!" That should fix the issue. People hate it when their own obnoxious is thrown behavior back at them.
As someone who screams when overstimulated, I am just waiting for the day someone tries this BS near me. Because I will definitely react how you suggest!!!
So sorry. I struggle with that too. I’ve never seen a screaming Karen IRL, but once I had a strange man grab my arm without my consent to see my tattoos better. So that was…fun?…
If I'm on public transit and people are talking overly loudly I start reciting poetry, usually by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lewis Carroll, or J. R. R. Tolkien. A little Sindarin goes a long way.
@@unionunicorn6776One time a Karen demanded to come into the store I worked at without wearing a mask (during the height of COVID) and upon being told no she whined and cried “Why not?! No one’s in here!” “Ma’am you’ll be absolutely shocked to hear that the people who work here…are in here.” “Pshh. Whatever!”
You guys know that masks don't work for viruses like covid right? The virus particles are small enough to go through the mask... Doesn't anyone know actual science anymore?
20:45 OMG THAT'S SO INFURIATING She basically tells him "I won, don't be a sore loser" when he made like 80% of the correct moves. Meanwhile in the moments prior she was trying to make it sound like she had a master plan. Saying things like "you ruined my play", making it sound like it was all part of a master plan and he was ruining it.
I think it was so much she wanted to be the right one whenever he made right move she would say no its wrong. She is just a sore loser and winner. No idea how this man would stay with someone like that.
So, the lady at 23:30 made me furious. I have been a ride operator for my summers, and what she did was completely inappropriate and dangerous. The person on the speaker was yelling at her to get back on the ride and to remain seated. They can only fix the ride if everyone is in their proper safe zone, so a guest's safe zone is in the ride seated. I am willing to bet that she got thrown out of the park for doing this and putting her children at risk. If the ride breaks while you are on it, you must remain seated, or you may cause yourself injuries.
The only time you should ever leave a ride vehicle mid-ride is if someone is guiding you out who actually works there I've had it happen a couple times while at different Disney parks, most memorable being the Magic Kingdom (Walt Disney World, Florida) Haunted Mansion, and Disneyland (California)'s Alice in Wonderland dark ride. Getting to get off the ride and walk through some backstage areas is neat, but it's never something you should do without being told to. Bonus story because it's the main character subreddit so frick morals (/hj), one time on a tour at WDW, we actually got to go on the Haunted Mansion and skip the queue, and because of how the tour queue skipping works, we actually got on at the exit and went around the section between the exit and loading bay, it's basically just pitch black but it's super cool to get to experience stuff like that just once in life, most other rides you get to go on have the exit like, 3 metres away from the regular loading bay so there's nothing "hidden" to see doing this
@@dhi_holo Exactly! You are only able to leave the mid ride if you are led by the operators. I got a funny story on how I had to get evacuated from the ride I worked on a couple summers ago. So I work on a roller coaster and worked the opening shift for the day. The ride itself was already having some troubles but it was on and off. I went to ride it after changing my clothes and got stuck on the ride. They tried to have it keep going a couple times but failed each time, so I had to get evacuated off and be led by my co-workers. I thought it was really amusing.
Yeah no like- especially with like. On a water ride like that there’s a bunch of hidden mechanisms and tracks under the water so like. You wanna lose a foot and maybe a leg bc it got infected? That’s how you lose a foot and maybe a leg bc it got infected-
I got in a lot of trouble at a crappy retail job once because a Karen was yelling at me and said, “I’m never shopping here again!” And I said, “Promise?” in the most delighted and hopeful voice. She was not amused and complained… and was back the next week. Why do people think that threatening to not return when they’re being a terrible person is a bad threat?
It's 2024- can we plz retire the Karen term? Women are already subjugated to more harmful namecalling and stereotypes than men, even though we can clearly see in vids like this (and just being aware of human history in general) that men are extremely likely to allow their emotions get the worst of them when they decide that they're not getting their way. I won't be surprised if/when I'm called a Karen for daring to post this comment either 🤷
@@shannonceleste5557 Easy, stop being a Karen, then lmao Karen also is a gender-neutral term. Men can just as well be Karens. And honestly, "Karen" is the 'slur' you are mad over? I'd understand if those people were called the actual c-slur (like they would in Australia), or any other REAL insult. But "Karen" is just a common women's name. "I won't be surprised if i'm called a Karen" Well, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it most definitely isn't a dog, i'll tell ya that much
@@shannonceleste5557 Tip: post an alternative term. That way people will instead criticize your suggestion instead of calling you a worrywart for nothing (like the comment above did) or call your suggestion ineffectual and call you out for giving that responsibility to others (like I am doing now). Genuinely interested to see what word you'd use instead.
25:25 as a person with pretty big anxiety, I can assure you that most of the time, anxious people would rather be SKINNED ALIVE than complain to LITERAL STRANGERS sis don't have anxiety, SHE HAS A YAPPING PROBLEM
Not to mention as someone with anxiety masks without being heavily were my dream because I felt a little safer with people not seeing my full face, I just wish they didn’t fog up my glasses :/
@@cze4ever well actually that dosent explain it, what I meant is that the "photobomb" could be from entitled pov hence you can sitll stamp, it fits with the stamp I agree the person actually didn't "photobomb" but you could sitll stamp
Spanish talker here: in the colored bottles video, I think she thought they were playing against each other, taking turns, while he was approaching it as collaborative. And yeah, she was dead set that the purple one was in the correct place when it was it, but would also get mad every time he "skipped" her turn. I'm very confused, even as a Spanish speaker hahahaha
@@JutlandAngel If it was staged, I think they are great actors 😂😂😂. Especially her. The condescending screams towards him while being confidently incorrect sounds so legit to me hahaha.
@@Ale_V72I'm almost sure she saw it as competiton and he as cooperation, because if he were seeing it as competition too he would just move the other bottles and call it a day... but the condescension when she "corrected" him for getting 3 matchs and "showing off" her 1 match was painful, I wished them to speak in any other language so I wouldn't understand her...
If you're not comfortable purchasing animal products to feed your pet, you need to only keep herbivorous pets like rabbits, parakeets, or iguanas. Abusing a pet by feeding them an unhealthy diet is not a good way to prevent the abuse of other animals such as cattle.
Random theater Kevin: "I might want to be dragged out in handcuffs." Me as an employee: "Sir, a movie theater isn't a place to discuss your kinks. Please leave."
"The court finds you guilty on all accounts of getting on everyone's nerves, and being a massive idiot." Imagine a future employer does a background check, and the criminal record reads "He's dumb as shit." "Hello, I'm your new neighbor. I'm legally required to inform you that I'm a moron."
31:45 That naked man in the background _does_ need to press charges. Because it's the only way to teach these sociopaths that their actions have consequences.
@@IMakePeopleSaltyApparently Calling Joey a Karen? Thats absolutely ridiculous. Men will call women Karens just for mildly complaining about completely reasonable things, so now I guess this phenomenon is spreading to men as well.
@@IMakePeopleSaltyApparently No, they weren't. The photo falls under the category of main character syndrome, not the video itself. The poster was also calling the photo out.
31:44 Love this dude. For those that don't know, he's a gymbro who will repost people being cringe/aggressive/selfish in gyms and tell them to act right. He'll drag them, post names and drop the name of the gym if he can to encourage the location banning the aggressor.
He's been in at least one other Main Character video before, actually. I really love him and his energy. I don't go to gyms myself, but I like seeing people actually stand up to idiots like that. Or, in this case, perverts.
What's his account name? I'm no gym person much anymore(I want to get back into it, just can't afford the gym membership) but I love some good stories. Heard about one named Vegan Gains being toxic asf too so learning who to avoid for help is good
@@BobaTeaGirl25 Imagine living such a fake life. What a waste. And she's teaching this behavior to children... Hopefully as they get older, they realize what she's doing is wrong and immoral.
9:02 translation from french « Whats important? What is there that is more important? Art or healthy sustainable food? Agriculture is dying our farmers our dying 1 out of 3 french people aren’t eating proper meals » It’s a bit hard to understand since click was speaking over them but thats the just of it, I also find it really ironic that they were protesting about sustainable food by wasting food
As if the two are mutually exclusive. As if all the revenue that comes from a painting people from all across the globe come to France to see can't go to improving domestic agriculture.
Well... As a French girl let me tell you this : They were blaming by the most French's majority for their act. Even some of their own movement critize them.
I did hear a threat of "I'll never shop here again" countered with "Do you mean that?" by the retailer. "Absolutely" came the reply, with her head very high and shoulders well back. "Deal. Have a happy life." the shopkeeper said, then walked to the door and opened it for her. 'Hyacinth Bucket vanquished' is what came to my mind! And then on his way back round the counter he asked whether I needed help finding stuff, as though Hyacinth hadn't just banned herself from his shop! Nice guy and genuinely helpful, he just didn't see why he should be jerked around by people who were deliberately difficult. Quite right too, imo!
I had a lady tell me she was "never coming back" to the theater I worked at after I calmly explained to her that she misread the showtime and she'd mistakingly come to a 3D show when she wanted 2D. After I gave her a refund, I was asked by my manager to cover the break of the box office employee. Well who should show up to get tickets to the 2D show? 😂 She couldn't even look me in the eye, I tried my best to keep a straight face and told her to enjoy her 2D experience 😊
I have no sympathy for Karens claiming anxiety or asthma for wearing masks. I freak out when my mouth and nose are covered by cloth, and I have asthma. I keep myself calm for the anxiety, I go in, I get out. As for the asthma? It has no effect at all! Oxygen molecules are tiny (talking picometer scale) and can pass through masks easily! As can any CO2 that you're breathing out.
I can't wear a mask because of sensory issues. I just didn't go to stores lol. It's really not that hard if you have family that can help or you can order online
Best not to generalize. I have asthma and severe anxiety, and my pulse ox routinely tanks on masks. It was a big enough issue when I was hospitalized for sepsis during the early days of COVID that they had to require full PPE for anyone entering my room, because it just wasn’t possible to safely have me in one. 🤷🏼♀️ And while it’s great you can control your anxiety, not everyone has that level of control - if we did, anxiety wouldn’t be so debilitating.
@@khills I am not trying to negate what you are saying with this response, so if I do, I'm sorry, that is not my intention. What I came here to say is: I think what differentiates you (and others who have valid concerns and issues surrounding wearing masks) from the type of people OP is talking about is the word "Karen" in OP's post. If you're not being rude or intrusive in the way you deal with masks, you're not a Karen for having asthma and anxiety. That's my takeaway from the original comment, but it is good to point it out for those who may interpret that as "all people who do this are [this]". As a fellow person who hated masks and has asthma and anxiety but was able to tolerate it more, I hope you are able to be more mask-free than before. 😌
I was the laboratory manager of an independent lab during the pandemic and we did both sample collection and testing. For people that wouldn't wear masks, including for anxiety reasons, we would come outside and take the sample with them in their car through the window. I worked with a number of patients about ways to wear masks that can reduce anxiety (like different strap configurations or decorating the mask so it doesn't appear so medical). That woman did not strike me as having anxiety around masks. She just didn't want to wear one because freedom or whatever.
38:09 "she doesn't like you" why does that sound like something the owner of a highly reactive and ill trained dog would say as they latch onto your leg?
@25:35 - as someone who lives with a chronic anxiety disorder and DID get panic attacks while masks were required in this country... These people who pretend just make life harder for the rest of us. I wore my mask, did my shopping in record time and got out into the open air and ripped the thing off so that I could have my little meltdown without endangering staff and other shoppers. Did it suck? Yes. Did I have a choice? No. After the first few times it wasn't so bad. My brain kind of learned that I could still breathe and the panicky feelings lessened.
I'm really glad to hear it got better over time. I heard one person who told me due to some horrid trauma she had in her past, they gave her anxiety attacks, and didn't ask any further, but I always hoped that the masks weren't too bad for her.
Yeah, the people who actually had a legitimate reason were usually kind and empathetic enough to rather cause suffering to THEMSELVES rather than endanger others. Almost as if knowing pain makes you not want to cause pain to others. I salute you, I don't know if I could do it if it was something this difficult for me ( like tight and restrictive around the neck). My mom has asthma and still wore a mask if she absolutely had to be around people and it maddened her too that people were using rules made to accompany legitimate problems as excuse to be insensitive and obnoxious, to the point of people who actually had to take their masks off due to serious breathing difficulties were treated with malice.
@margodphd to be honest, I only really saw people get yelled at for having masks on. Because these conspiracy theorists are loud loons. Times I saw someone not wearing a mask somewhere, they were usually just asked to leave, if anything at all
@@brokenprincessofhell4743 she literally was the reason they were losing and he was on the right AND YET SHE HAD THE AUDACITY TO PUT THE BLAME ON HIM LIKE 😭
I suffer from panic attacks, I hyperventilate and get raised temperature from social claustrophobia. I almost abandoned an attempt to buy Burger King at a nearly empty restaurant. I wouldn't stand there making demands for special times for myself, I'd run to the bathroom, car, or just walk out fanning and pouring water on myself. That Karen is a goddamn liar.
I also suffer from panic attacks and I also don’t do what this Karen did either. It’s humiliating and also a gross thing to do. I also despise confrontations and disputes they raise my anxiety levels.
I’m autistic and struggle with anxiety. I hate having to ask for accommodations. I made myself practice wearing a mask at home until I could keep it on long enough to manage a click and collect order during the pandemic. And sometimes I’d still have to leave before I could get my groceries. It never occurred to me to demand a mask exemption because I knew how important it was to public health to be responsible and wear the damn mask.
This! I have panic attacks too, you dont want to show it to everyone. Last time i had in a restaurant so i had to excuse myself and tell my bfs family it was okay. I felt so embarrassed like i wanted to be a drama queen. Nobody notices my panic attacks untill they are really bad and i have to remove myself from the situation. You dont tell a stranger you have it unless its needed.
I really hate random screaming Not only does it grind against my sensory issues, but im also a caretaker so screaming or yelling out is engrained into my brain as an emergency
I have schizophrenia. When there's a loud noise, especially screaming, my brain thinks I'm being physically attacked and it triggers hallucinations of a least several people screaming right in my ears for a while. And I have to try to not scream of terror. It's unfortunate that people are like that for real, I've already experienced it. Also, when someone is screaming, I'm taken back to my childhood and I think that somebody is being abused. I don't get how people do that. How they think screaming is funny.
I really hate random screaming too, I get immediate flashbacks and have immediate response, fortunately now it's mostly "find and assess trauma" instead of "cover ears and cry, overwhelmed by memories". I absolutely despise people being this insensitive. And the odd thing is, when someone is screaming for a legitimate reason, for example a kid having a breakdown or autistic person being overwhelmed - they are, at BEST, maliciously judged.
I really don‘t get the screaming in first place. Why? Is he having tourette or something Or is he just an selfish asshole, disturbing, or worse, even triggering some people who suffer from any (mental) illness?
It was fn sad- you could see people walk up actually concerned. You gave random strangers anxiety and then they were jumping in to HELP YOU. Unbelievably juvenile behavior from this clown.
59:20 pisses me off because WE (the pizza place) end up getting a call about the food arriving cold, have to seal with an angry customer who doesn't know it's not OUR fault, have to remake the order and send it out again for free with a new dasher. PLEASE don't mess up the food we made on purpose 😢
Had that happen at a bakery I worked at! Had an angry customer come in with ruined cupcakes.. I had been the one to frost those cupcakes fresh for her and I left them for the dasher myself. So I knew that wasn't our fault, but she was still pretty upset. My manager ended up directing her to make a complaint against doordash. Thankfully it ended up fine, but at first she came in thinking it was our fault 🥲
The swimming pool dude was doing a legit PSA to a very select audience. Free divers need to practice/train long breath holds. But there is a serious risk of pushing it too far and blacking out. Some idiots try to practice in public pools with lifeguards (and other swimmers) and assume they don't need to have a training partner with dedicated focus on them.. They are wrong. Potentially dead wrong.
That swimming pool one is honestly not a terrible, um... "social experiment" I guess. I almost drowned at a pool as a preteen because some random toddler with a life vest decided to start climbing on my head. Couldn't go under to get him off cause of the life vest, and I was too deep to stand up. Kept screaming for help every time my head was above water, and zero people even bothered looking. I got lucky and managed to elbow the kid off me. People suck. If anybody reads this; if you ever see someone in a situation like that, and you're physically able to help, or can at least hurry to get help; please do. If you think "someone else will probably help", there's a good chance everyone around you is thinking that same thing, so nobody does anything. Sorry for this long, random comment; that clip just brought up some trauma....
Because of people that do these "social experiments" people will less likely help others if they are in real danger. As they think another that just do it for cloud
@@jasonking7570 No, you are correct. It's called the Bystander Effect. It's often cited as a reason for the death of Kitty Genovese. But, here's the Dark Secret about Kitty Genovese's death: It was due to _systemic homophobia._ Kitty was lesbian. Most of her neighbors were gay men or lesbians. And this was before Stonewall. When neighbors heard Kitty's screams, _many did call 911._ But, they had to be anonymous about it. Someone even went outside to chase off Kitty's attacker and administer first aid while waiting for the ambulance. But, they couldn't admit to it afterwards, because that would've focused attention on them. And in the days before Stonewall, getting attention could get you outed, which _would_ get you fired, thrown out of your apartment, or killed. So, when The Press showed up, asking questions and shoving microphones in people's faces, they were all terrified of being outed. There's a famous quote of one guy, trying to escape from the newsman, saying, "I … I … didn't wanna get involved." What he would have said, were this post-Stonewall, was, "I'm a big old queer; if I call the cops, they'd arrest _me,_ not help Kitty. And they'dve arrested Kitty for being a lesbian. But you're not gonna report that, oh no, are you? That's a truth you and your viewers can't handle. So why don't you get out of my face and forget we ever had this conversation." Sometimes, the myths we're told about an event aren't the reality of the situation.
I used to be a lifeguard for a water park, and I'm pretty sure one of the rules was that you *can't* do stuff like hold your breath and stop moving because a) the lifeguards have to treat it like an actual drowning person and b) the involved pool has to be evacuated I've seen and helped rescue an actual person drowning, it's terrifying, and if I found out someone was doing it as a "social experiment" I think I'd flip my shit
It infuriates me when people go down the wrong side, the middle, or take up the entire sidewalk with a group. I'm a wheelchair user, and it often prevents us from being able to access areas completely
My hubby is in a wheelchair and the number of asshats that park their car halfway across the sidewalk makes me want to scream. And there is no reason for doing it unless they WANT to scrape the undersides of their vehicles. Same with people who decide to have an impromptu family reunion in the aisle at a grocery store.
@feuerling I have a horn on my chair, and people rarely react until I have to fully tap them on the shoulder and ask them to move (mostly due to people not hearing me because of their headphones). Plus, now we have all those people leaving rental e-scooters in the middle of sidewalks to deal with. Unfortunately, even when you confront people, they often don't care. I had a guy illegally park and block the only ramp to get off of a sidewalk. When I lightly chastised him, saying that he trapped me by parking in a no-parking space and blocking the ramp, his response was, "God. I was only in there a minute." For the record, he was in the restaurant for at least 5 minutes because that's how long I waited. It's likely he was in there even longer.
@foureyedelf6151 YES! Not to mention those rental e-scooters that everyone leaves everywhere now. And the people who don't even apologize when you call them out on parking in ways that block accessibility. It makes me want to "accidentally" ram them with my wheelchair. Many of my family members are people who just stand in the middle of aisles/walkways and would insist on taking up entire areas to walk/stand next to each other. While I was still only using leg braces or my walker, I finally said I wouldn't walk with them anymore, because I knew how infuriating people blocking paths like they were was when I did use my wheelchair (before my disease progressed to where I required it full-time).
@foureyedelf6151 YES! Not to mention the rental e-scooters that everyone leaves everywhere now. And the people who don't even apologize when you call them out on parking in ways that block accessibility. It makes me want to "accidentally" lose control of my wheelchair near their toes. My family members are people who stand in aisles/walkways and refuse to stop doing so. When I was only using my leg braces or walker, I finally said I wouldn't walk with them anymore because I knew how enraging it was when people would do that when I used my wheelchair (before my disease progressed to where I required my wheelchair full-time). They wouldn't quit and tried to make me party to it. They'd slow down to walk or stop next to me when I was standing/sitting, even when I asked them not to. They would also follow me when I'd move away from them to free up pathways. The worst kind of inconsiderate.
24:00 the guy on the mic is asking that people stay on the boats for security reasons. The technical difficulties where apparentely not because of the family leaving. The Karen mom was just tired of waiting
@@Spagettigeist I'm not saying she was right if they were panicking, but I would understand it. If someone I was responsible for was stuck and panicked, I'd be a bit panicked too and not necessarily thinking straight.
The lady not wanting to wear a mask: here in the States, for the last 40-50 years most shops have signs right by the door that say, "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service!" This started around beaches, and spread everywhere, and enforced by the shop. Easy to add NO MASK to this.
23:55, the ride operator shouted "Ladies and gentlemen, please stay seated in the boats" so I think that the ride did not stopped because of Karen, but she definitively ignored safety rules. And 100% agrees on the actual main character. Good moves, gave people a good chuckle, was dressed properly just for that joke, and didn't bothered anyone.
Theres a shrot that explained this more in detail and the Mom was taking her kids off the ride due to them being scared from what I remember. There could be more to it but that all I remember
@@Loyalworm104 Yeah, tbf, she was keeping her head down and face straight like she just wanted out of there in the moment too. I think the camera man is the Main Character Syndrome there if so cause she was just doing what alot of parents would. Hell, I had a phobia when I was young I tried to get over on a roller coaster and I had a panic attack and they had to let me off, so I didn't do stuff like that for years after.
It was a stuck ride in Disneyland and that mom decided after some time of nothing happening to take her kids out of there. Against safety regulations, but imagine being a small child stuck there.... Not exactly black and white situation IMO. No solution is perfect there.
I get the dilemma if the kids are scared, but you also took them to a park with safety regulations in place. You went in knowing that rides sometimes breakdown. I honestly hope Disney, for their own sake, kicked them out of the park because that endangers others and is potentially a law suit.
the French activists are even wilder, because I think they were protesting for affordable food for all...by throwing soup at the Mona Lisa, and essentially wasting good food
Getting attention for causes is good, and often disruptive, but I don't understand why they choose soup and museums. I don't know what connection they're going for there.
i'm glad you came in to say what it was about, because i was thinking it was something to do with the oil paints being used, and people thinking it was like.. the same oil in an oil spill? cause i've seen those too.
I'm french, it was in journal for a while after this (seriously they shouldn't give so much attention to stupid people) and it was related to oil, not food. They were protesting against oil. By ruining people's day in front of a painting. A fucking painting, like I think oil paint isn't the most polluting stuff in the world...
@@thatonearoace also, as a french person, we don't have many ways to protest as of now. Quite a few of our protests were non-authorized because it wasn't following the government's opinion (they pretended it was because it would be disruptive, which is kinda the pont), and people tend to get beaten up pretty badly whenever we're taking part into an official protest (and not activist stuff like in this video). Recently, the European court of human rights condemned France for their way of handling a specific protest. It's scary.
27:20 "you're ONE OF THE FIRST people I've called 911 on that hasn't understood my mask problem" I'm surprised she isn't going to jail for wasting police time tbh
Actually there is a law against it I have no idea how she’s not in jail other than that she “technically” didn’t break the law the law is that falsifying a crime IS a crime in of itself. Which it’s weird in her case cause she’s claiming he’s violating the civil rights act. (Also calling 911 is for EMERGENCIES woman!) think about the fact that there could be someone hiding in an axe killers fucking closet and this 911 call could literally mean their death cause they couldn’t reach an operator because the operator is busy dealing with this shit. I’ve never seen such a low blow to people calling 911 and unless it’s an accident (like a butt dial or something like that you never know) if you call 911 and you’re not bleeding on fire or in legitimate danger your ass should be arrested for falsifying an emergency
29:03 “There’s literally no one in here”. Because retail workers apparently don’t have the right to a safe workplace. I get sooo pissed off by so many people that talk about their “rights” but not about their responsibilities. So many times during the pandemic I felt like we were living in a world full of narcissists. You have a responsibility to care for the rest of the population. Masks are not about protecting yourself they are about protecting others.
I work in retail. The customers simply, and seriously, don't care about the retail workers. I literally had one tell me that it didn't matter if *I* died, they'd just hire someone and replace me the next day after I asked her to wear her mask properly. She then proceeded to cough on me, and said "I hope you die too!" I simply walked away to one of the many sanitizing stations to clean myself up. I couldn't say anything to the woman, I'd have lost my job.
@@NightMint13 I’m so sorry you’re treated like that. I cannot imagine having such little respect for another person, especially one doing a service job. It’s like they consider people as disposable as a coffee cup 😢
She then proceeded to cough on me, and said "I hope you die too!" That is legally assault and you could have her arrested. (in the us) However she was right about 1 thing, all corporations see the labor force as disposable including that terrible excuse for a human being.
I still wear a mask. At first, it was because of the people I live with to keep them safe. Now, I realize how much it helps with my anxiety. Covering my face seems to make me feel better about being around people, at least those I don't know. I get comments about wearing my mask, but it helps that I had major surgery not too long ago. So, I just tell people about that. It's fun getting comments about not needing to be a sheep and people not being able to hear me. Then I drop the bomb of having jaw surgery. They always look like a ghost and change their tune. "Sorry that it's difficult to understand me, I had jaw surgery, so talking can be difficult. And I know it must be difficult for you to understand me when I'm having difficulties."
The psychological correlation between the interet and road ragers is anonymity. You can be entirely anonymous online, and in a vehicle, you have a physical barrier separating and distancing you from others.
You're not as anonymous on the internet as you think you are and people need to remember that. Especially in America where the NSA collects everything.
@@AIHumanEquality Yes, true, but that's not really the point when it comes to the psychological effect. People act in ways they wouldn't face to face because they FEEL completely anonymous.
@@core17 Interestingly similar to the Romans. They would never surrender because they felt constantly invincible and like no one could touch them. So the mentality itself seems quite old.
One of the most infuriating things during covid was those a holes who wouldn't mask saying "There's no one in there!" because they obviously didn't consider the workers to be people
Also just like measles, the virus causing covid can linger suspended in aerosols for hours. In order to catch it it can be enough to walk into an empty room where an infected person was breathing a while ago.
Meanwhile where I live everyone had a mask in the pocket on the street and at the door of a business would ask "do I need to put my mask or can I just enter?" And the places where the mask was needed nobody made a fuss about it, they just masked and kept going... asthmatics, the guy with lung cancer, allergic people... or they would just turn around and buy somewhere else if they didn't want to use it...
they also don't consider the fact that if they're infected every surface they breathe in is contaminated and if that surface doesn't get regularly sanitized or gets skipped by accident and someone else say touches the surface and then idk chews a nail they could get sick I remember back during covid stories about people who had covid going into Walmart and kicking the products that just nasty
Yeah that was definitely made up. Even if she was there in a figure-skating suit or something, people would much more likely be all, "Oh I wonder if they have/had a competition today." She wasn't even dressed that fancily.
13:23 that’s not just annoying, that could be detrimental for the business if people who witnessed this come to believe that the kitchen is so careless as to send out food hot enough to “hurt” someone this badly that they’d scream and jump around like that
I find the screaming in public ones disturbing, until recently my town had 3 or 4 psychiatric hospitals, frequently enough you would see people in town behaving like it because they were unwell and genuinely couldn't help it. While it's probably not their intention, these assholes screaming and behaving how they do feels like they're mocking mentally disabled and emotionally disturbed people.
I used to have a regular at the coffee shop I worked at who had schizophrenia along with a few other things. Nice person, just a but unusual. Occasionally, they would have "outbursts" when they were off their meds for a while. Some of those outbursts would just be spontaneous loud yelling or wild gestures. The assholes who do this shit for views are definitely making fun of disabled people, and they need to be called out for it.
Friends with turrets agree with you. The 16 year old still hasn't got the vocalizations down. "POTATO!" Has replaced cuss words, at least. (She's still working on getting the correct meds/doses, etc. But the last thing she needs are these idiots mocking her. Or the world at large thinking she's a rage baiting tictocker
There is something both tragics and mesmerizing seeing someone starting screaming like they are possessed, and then trying to explain to the cop "I'M DOING THIS FOR TIKTOK! I'M DOING THIS FOR TIKTOK! PLEASE DO NOT PUT ME IN A MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTION!"
Spanish is my fist language, and yes, you were right about that video with the bottles. Let me tell ya when you can understand through the whole video how mean and rude she was being to the guy while being completely wrong It's a new level of rage because you know she is the type of person who is never going to admit she was wrong.
27:26 "I'm actually the one with the rights" -- Nope. The store is a private business, so they can refuse entry to people not wearing a mask. Those who visit and work there also have a right to be protected from disease, i.e. secure in their persons. They do provide reasonable accommodation for those who need it, for example allowing people to order groceries and have them delivered to their vehicle or residence.
@@IchBinDieLy1 it's a fine and potentially jail time in America as well, but it's not always enforced. Especially during COVID--law enforcement was relaxed to help flatten the curve
33:33 When did the meaning of photobombing get lost?!?!? A Photobomb used to be people jumping into other peoples pictures/cameras on purpose... if someone just happens to be in the background, they are NOT Photobombing ... wtf
12:48 as someone from the uk one of our favourite jokes is telling someone 'you cant park there' when theyve had a non-serious crash lmao, crappy parking is one hundo percent valid imo
I'm a cabaret performer and whenever s server drops a glass or a tray or clatters some dishes in the middle of my performance, I say, "Just put that ANYWHERE..." in character. It works every time. It dates back to like... probably before WWII, so feel free to use it whenever someone causes a ruckus and you want to defuse the situation and keep people focused.
@@FantasmagoriaAhoy I'm sorry, english isn't my first language, so I don't understand the "Anywhere" bit. Is it okay to ask if you could elaborate? It sounds like a cool piece of trivia!!
As a person who gets anxiety attacks from wearing a mask, there are ways to help you cope with it. You can get delivery, no contact pick-up, or, depending on how bad the anxiety is, you can do breathing techniques and have fidget toys while wearing the mask to get through the experience. There are ways of coping without demanding to be let in a store before it opens or after it closes.
I have sensory issues related to things being on my face. I also know how to train myself to get used to a trigger, through exposure therapy. I have to do it with shoes and clothing made of certain fabrics too. I can wear certain styles of mask made of certain fabrics now. If I need to, I can get myself used to a new one. Not ever going to be a big fan of it, but I deal. I definitely don't go complaining about it. I certainly dislike people claiming to have sensory issues or anxiety just in order to get out of doing their civic duty.
That's the worst thing. You can tell so many of these people are bs because they are making literally zero effort to find a workaround. But all these actions do is increase the stigma around anxiety and such
Agreed. If worst comes to worst you could even ask for someone to get your stuff for you. I had a friend who was unable to wear a mask and was immuno-compromised, and she would either suck it up and wear the mask anyways, or ask her bff to do her shopping, which they did for her without question. I don't believe that woman had panic attacks brought on by wearing a mask, but even if she did (due to some rare and awful trauma), she still deserves to get dragged online for not considering others.
In Denmark we had a badge, for people who were unable to wear masks, so workers knew there was a reason and so Karens could mind their own f-ing business, instead of policing others... It was nice! As a person with anxiety, the last thing I'd want is to make a scene/ have a confrontation, as that would send me to a direct anxiety attack... This is not it...
Honestly, the last post made my blood boil. Imagine that your child went missing, and you have to endure not only the torment of you not knowing where they are and what happened to them, but also some random, shitty human beings that message you things like "I am a psychic, your kid died". How can some people be so inhumane?
Also horrible is, that it's giving negativity on actual psychics... Psychics can't even feel or see anything THROUGH a screen. In order to get clues by certain energy, they have to be there for it... When people fake it and do horrible stuff with it, people will think EVERY psychic is like that, even if they're not...
The video of the girl yelling at 36:35, she's 17 and her boyfriend is like 25. They have some large dogs that apparently bark all day and night, and when the neighbor filming got tired of it by knocked back. The irony of her yelling that the neighbor is the pervert, when she's literally in an underage relationship herself is wild. The neighbor even caught video of her verbally abusing the boyfriend while they waited for the cops to show.
17 isn't underage and 25 and 17 really isn't that weird. If you think it is I can only assume you're American or something. Where I come from 17 and 25 are consenting adults.
@@AIHumanEquality it may not be illegal, but its definitely gross and creepy. Like from a parent perspective, if a 25 year old came sniffing around my child at 17, that would send off every red flag.
@@kristinpatton1018 Yep. Definitely a paranoid American. In the civilized world we don't have that kind of paranoia of worrying about our children getting harmed all the time. Children can even go out to play here in towns and cities on their own and no one has to worry. Shocking, I know.
@@AIHumanEqualityin my country a 17 year old is not an adult lol And I‘m not American. And it most definitely is really weird. Just because in some cultures people think that‘s fine, doesn‘t mean it is. That is a teenager. Wtf.
@@AIHumanEquality yeah, I live 15 mi/24km from where the Oxford High school shooting happened, my kids K-5 school had copycat threats. I am a worried American parent, and i don't take that as an insult.
I have severe anxiety issues, and you're absolutely correct. There's no way in hell that I'd be capable of standing up to folks for something as simple as a mask. People like this, using BS excuses make the rest of us look really bad. :-/
I've seen someone park across 7-8 spaces because they had a truck with a boat on a trailer. They had the decency to park far away from the store (retail parking lot sizes are absurd). That's legitimate. But I've also seen people straddling the line between spaces, right up against the building. And someone who managed to cover 6 spaces by parking perpendicular to the actual spaces. People like that deserve ALL the shame.
I have a small car and I might suck at pulling up all the way when I park (I used to have a car with a really long front) But at the very least I make sure that I'm not taking more then one space
karens who think private businesses have an obligation to accommodate them are the main reason i don't want aliens to contact us. the embarrassment would kill me
25:35 as someone with severe anxiety, I can absolutely say that confrontation like that absolutely kills me. If I had panic attacks for wearing masks (which she obviously doesn't have, but that's another issue), I would not leave my house not even to go to the grocery store. Having to explain that just sounds like a nightmare
warm air makes me tired so wearing a mask would just make me sleepy all the time XD also my mom was one of those anti maskers and she legit had panic attacks with a mask and you could see the symptoms but she would wear one of required. Its honestly dumb for that Karen to fake the severity of ab issue if she even has the issue at all
Last time I went to a grocery store I hyped myself up for 10 minutes, by the time I grabbed one item I forgot everything I came for, and then immediately cried myself to sleep. Anxiety is hell.
@@dragonwolfzero820 My daughter has problems wearing a mask but found wearing one of the plastic see-through face shields helped a lot. Not as safe - for her - as a mask but better than nothing. We have a deaf school here so you would see quite a few people wearing them because others can lip read that way.
I saw the updates with the dude who dealt with the crazy girl in pink at 36:44 I don't remember exactly if they got evicted or something but they ended up leaving. A police investigation did open up and he talked to his landlord about it, so it likely got resolved that way. The girl was trying to paint the neighbor as a creep and claiming he was stalking and harassing her, which was obviously frabricated to help her case. But she really just wanted to mess with the guy and cause chaos. The boyfriend clearly also dealt with stuff from her and was afraid to speak up against her, which is why he was complacent. But at the end the neighbor does talk to the boyfriend and tells him that he thinks he deserves better, I think he was really thinking about leaving her. Honestly, as he should.
I really feel bad for him. He clearly looks super uncomfortable and his voice is really indicating that he might be scared of her. tbh if I had a girlfriend like that I would be scared too.
It's really unfortunate that our society tends to overlook partner abuse when the victim is a man. While I won't excuse the guy for being complicit in his girlfriend's behavior, I certainly hope he finds a way to escape that obviously abusive relationship. If she reacts this way with total strangers, I can't even imagine the nightmare his everyday life may be. For anyone who may have trouble empathizing because "they could just leave," it really isn't as simple as that. These types of abusers are smarter than they appear, and the mental traps they can put you in to make you think that they are the only ones who will ever love you can only truly be understood when you experience it yourself. It isn't about mental fortitude or strength, it's about them understanding where you're weak and where your mental pressure points are, and everyone has those points. The only real way to avoid this stuff is to understand the signs and know yourself enough to know what your own weaknesses are, and to understand that you are capable of being manipulated just like everyone else.
One of the stupidest trends I’ve witnessed in real life is kids at my school screaming, “help me.” It’s so annoying because if someone really needs help you won’t be takes seriously now.
I can understand doing that if it's like young kids playing pretend who don't think of the fact that someone might hear it and not know what they're playing and assume they really need to be rescued, but if they're doing it just to be annoying, that's pretty ridiculous and inconsiderate
I will never understand idiots who think scaring a person is funny. Some other "pranksters" legit tried running at people _with a knife_ as a prank. Then they have the gall to act surprised when the victim injures them. God, has stupidity become horribly normalized and almost encouraged. Many people online are nothing more then pathetic, clout-chasing parasites who only care about getting attention through any means possible, and now its through shit like scaring people-
There is a guy who drinks at the bar right next to my apartment every night, and he yells "help! I'm being r*ped!" Every. Night. If ever he did unfortunately get assaulted, him yelling about it would do nothing. Nobody pays attention to him, he's off bar property when he does it so they won't probably do anything, and it's upsetting since male victims are hardly believed as is. It makes me sad that either he thinks it's funny or needs attention that desperately :(
4:09 If you're not in crisis, don't act like it. If I'm screaming in public I'm saying "NO", I'm on the floor, and I'm having a flashback. Nobody is, or should be, recording that for TikTok. Guys like this will make people get angry at those with actual disorders like PTSD or some forms of epilepsy.
33:50 ok as a lifeguard, if i pulled a grownass man off the bottom of the pool only for him to be faking it, i would kick him out of the pool so fast. This is not only a lame main character thing to do, it is a legitimate distraction for the guards. Like we're gonna waste a whole lotta time dragging your sorry ass out of the pool, making us have to clear the pool or put all the other swimmers at risk as we rescue you. its a different thing with kids who don't know any better, but oh my everloving god
Right??? Like I’m a lifeguard too and it would actually be so terrifying to think that you’re gonna have to pull someone out and resuscitate them. I’d lose my shit on someone who faked that.
Former lifeguard. I've had to help pull an unconscious child out of a pool (parent didn't give them a life vest and let them go to a deeper area of the pool despite being unable to swim and below our height limit for not having a vest) and it was one of the scariest moments of my life I'd lose it if someone was faking it good god
He was probably down there for like 20 seconds and didn't thrash or anything that an actual drowning person would do. It's absurd that he thinks he was correctly faking a drowning by just holding his breath and being still underwater.
24:45 As someone who deals with both Anxiety Attacks and Panic Attacks, I know wearing a cloth mask can make an already occurring panic attack feel subjectively more uncomfortable, and that for some people, Anxiety Attacks and Panic Attacks can be triggered by otherwise mundane things. HOWEVER, this does not justify this woman's behavior for multiple reasons. Firstly, setting aside all the political back and forth about masks, a private establishment requiring any and all patrons to wear masks is a dress code, not discrimination. Secondly, giving the woman the benefit of the doubt that she genuinely has an anxiety disorder and is genuinely triggered by wearing a mask to the point she cannot cope with wearing a mask for a few minutes, it is not the responsibility of the store to bend it's own rules around her for that, it is on her to take her business elsewhere. Thirdly, while refusing service to someone not following a dress code is not a crime, abusing 911 emergency services to harass someone is absolutely a crime.
That particular Karen incident took place in Palm Springs, California, where I think law enforcement is a little more laid back. Bones-N-Scones is a cute little pet shop; I’ve been there a couple of times. That clip got me all excited because I recognized that wall across the parking lot. 😂
false use of 911 should definitely be punished somehow even if I live in an area that is so uneventful for cops that they start to speed check everyone starting at 4pm (16:00) XD like anyone else who works, especially when dealing with people they don't need the unnecessary bs
7:51 dropping the weights like she did damages them, and can completely break them! you can shatter weights by dropping them from a height. not only is she throwing a fit (for clout) about this dude just existing, she's also potentially damaging gym property. absolutely insane.
21:04 she HAD it backwards; in fact, she was completely sure that 3 of the colours went in different positions and keep berating the man because he actually tried to make things correct. The last turn she was trying to flip those two back to convince her partner that she was right (going from 4 correct to I believe 3 correct, since she didn't seem to know how those thing work), but doing so made the sequence right, so she "won" and told the poor guy that she was always right and that he should learn to lose. 32:09 I once met at a blog another Bratlett (Maurice, in this case), seemingly from around the same area, who also had MCS. It must run in the family.
At 24:45 - Masks making anxiety worse is a thing, I've experienced it. I still wore a mask in public when that was the rule. I didn't want to get sick, or make anyone else sick. Around then I was already dealing with social anxiety in public spaces, so I was kind of used to the "this is going to be bad so just get in & get out" schtick. No way in hell would I have been confrontational about it, that'd just make a bad situation worse...
36:08 Was guilty of this one once; kiddo wants to be a youtuber when she grows up, and she wanted to dance on camera in a cafe/restaurant. We got everyone's permission first, and paid them (a small amount, I think it was like $5 each) to pretend that she wasn't there. It turned out well, but the moral to the little one was *get everyone's consent first*.
"No-tip" delivery orders are often just people planning to tip cash because credit card tips are often pilfered by the delivery service and even when they aren't they're subject to income tax.
15:45 the most beautiful part is that he managed to turn his heckler into a bit for himself Heckler was unhappy at the lack of jokes. How does it feel to BE the joke? XD
24:34 the ride stopped on it’s a small world at Disney World (not uncommon, i got stuck on there for like 45 minutes). She decided to climb out because it takes a long time for the employees to address the issue, decide if they’re evacuating the ride, and carry out the evacuation. Based on the announcements, it sounds like they weren’t planning to evacuate anyone, just get the ride running again.
Yes but that doesn't mean she's not a moron. You can get electrocuted by walking in the water on some of those water rides. Or get run over while holding your kid if it suddenly starts going again. Just sit your a** down and wait like everyone else. Her time isn't more valuable than anyone else's who is also stuck there.
Yeah I saw the original article on this the estimated time for the ride to get fixed was longer than the mother wanted to wait so she decided to pull everybody out In the original video it gives English Spanish and French translations so this video is specifically cut down to make her look worse than what it really was. I mean it was still bad is she she wasn't creating a problem she was just refusing to get back in the boat like the announcer kept telling her to that's what she did wrong
@@anthonycory2116 The video can’t make it look worse, because she was not instructed to get out of the boat. She put her and her kids in danger and i’d be very surprised if she didn’t get kicked out of the park.
Your right to swing your fist ends where my right *to feel safe that you're not going to hit me* starts. Threatening someone by waving your fists in their face is still a crime even if you don't make physical contact.
@@mamasimmerplays4702absolutely, but this is a common saying for people to get the point of ‘your rights don’t overcome another’s’ without necessarily only talking about physically but as a metaphor
23:30 French here ! we can hear the guy on the microphone say "please stay in your seats" the little girl : "come on dad !" and then at the end : "Attention please, for technical reason..." and we don't have the end I think it was stopped because of something (don't know what) and this lady decided to put her kids on the setting (which is forbidden)
I would argue Mango is THE main character. He just let Cliccy and ESD get their little character arcs to be nice. Now they gotta make room for Mango again, or THEY'RE GONNA GET F*CKED UP!! He's also jealous that ESD get plushies permamently available. "WAT ABT ME CLICCY!? WAT ABT MA FANS WANTIN MA PLUSHIES ALWAYS AVAILABLE?!"
@@srose1088 the problem is that people like this are usually not only like this during competitions. If they are this nasty and annoying over something so low stakes imagine how they are when actual issues prop up
I like how you stay with the old youtube formula of long videos that now reaches over an hour long instead of doing the more modern 7-20 minute long video. Love your content
TH-cam actually started out with short videos, but they have been increasing in length over the years. When you sort searches, you can still filter by length with "under 4 minutes", "4 - 20 mintues", and "over 20 minutes". I don't know why you mention 4-20 minutes specifically, but there's nothing particularly "modern" about videos of that length. Lengths have increased from that point years ago. It's actually the multipele hour long analyses that are relatively modern (as in: increasingly more common in the past decade) :)
I think part of the length thought is that recently, TH-cam has been promoting shorter content again. Specifically via Shorts, though So like, 11 minute videos do get promoted, but so do 40 second and 40 minute ones, it's kinda the best period of the algorithm so far
27:40 Karens when a business gets in trouble for refusing to make a gay cake: It's a private business! They have the right to refuse! Karens when the business tells her to put on a mask: I have rights! This private business can't refuse my patronage! These people don't care about "rights" at all, the only person or business with "rights" is the one that serves their personal agenda.
Ah yes. The rules for thee but not for me argument lmao. It's amazing how many conservative "free breathers" exposed their hypocrisy because they didn't wanna wear a cute little cloth mask.
I find the whole "aliens replacing people's brains with toddlers' brains" thing offensive. First we really aren't going to do something like that. Second my toddler is way more mature than those adults. But then again I guess it could have been a trade.
So the girl in about 20:30 was constantly wrong and when she realized that the guy was right she put the bottles correctly and when the guy was going to tell her that that's how he said the bottles should got she went "hush, this is my turn" and when the other person said "all correct" she said "YES! then I win!? I WIN! I won, (name), learn how to loose"
34:11 Yeah, this is kinda good information. There are a lot of children drownings in pools just because a child cant swim, and they just walk into the deep end. My dad one time had a like, 3yo kid walk up to him and touch his leg. Because he was the only one tall enough for the kid to actually reach from that deep. Another time, I was doing something similar to the guy in the vid. Just floating on the surface, and looking at the pretty reflections off the bottom of the pool. The lifeguard gave me a poke, because he was scared I had actually drowned whilst he was on duty. I could see some terror in his eyes. Point is, drownings happen a lot easier than people might believe, but intentionally playing dead isn't going to bring any light to that message. You'll scare everyone more by doing so.
Yep, that's the reason you can, and often will, be kicked out of pools for pretending to be in distress. It's a major distraction and could cause guards to miss something else. I only ever had to kick a few people out for it, but I had to warn dozens of people to stop. It was actually a "One warning and you're out" policy because of the danger it posed to other swimmers.
Once I saved a 10 year old kid that just jumped in the deep part of a pool at a camping, while he couldn’t swim. He couldn’t explain why he jumped, while he didn’t know how deep it was. He was lucky I was in that pool at that moment, there was nobody else. Kids do strange stuff.
One time a lifeguard told me to stop "pretending i cant swim" when i was literally struggling to stay above water😭 i was usually okay in the deep end but they suddenly turned on the wave machine, like MAX POWER, and i didnt have time to get out. Luckily the guard turned it down and helped me out lol
People... both guys or girls, couples or singles.... being weird at the gym will never not make me uncomfortable. Its hard enough to watch it on screen, its even worse when I see it in person. I'm just there to work out please let me focus, get though it, and leave without pulling out your phone and recording yourself and everyone else.
Especially in the locker room! I'm guilty of taking the occasional selfie in the locker room, but I'm careful to do it when no one else is in there. Last week, a couple of girls/women (teens or early 20s) were taking pictures of themselves and one another near me while I was changing. It made me so uncomfortable.
in my country, it's common to live in condominiums rather than suburbs, and the shared gym is always empty. you always see the same people using it at the same time according to their schedules, but like, it wont go above 3-4 using it at the same time. in a space like this, i see no problem recording yourself. not only the space is empty, but in a way youre not even outside your house, since it's still inside the condominium. in public gyms though?? i really have to question everything. the amount of hoops you have to jump through in my country to find yourself in a populated gym, and youre gonna complain that there are other people using the space as intended because you want to NOT do that?? deranged.
@@cryochick9044 I'm among those who recognize that you are not the problem. I hope, in your lifetime, you're able to exist in a time in which those who do think that way are a rare minority.
From what I understand with the Disneyland Paris It’s A Small World, the ride had stopped, and had been stopped for a while. The mother then decided to disregard the speaker warning saying stay in your seats. She got out of the boat and self-evaced her kids onto attraction part. From what I found out she was BOLOd for a significant amount of time.
@@jbird4478the fact that you know that for a fact and have reviewed a whole government document to know it is impressing me If you’re actually right then I applaud you for having the patience to read that and know your rights 👏
@@Boris_foe Well thanks, but i haven't reviewed the whole thing. It's common knowledge. In the past there were stores with sign that said "no blacks" (in less friendly terms). The Civil Rights Act put an end to that in the 60's.
i once went to a religious shrine with my family and there were signs everywhere that said "NO PHOTOS DURING MASSES" and some of the people who were just tourists and not religious either couldn't read the signs or simply didn't care and the people who were assigned to stop recordings and pictures were on them so fast it was like they were psychic. they had signs that had phones with an X on them and they would be RIGHT there to block their view. it was incredible.
In Cologne, Germany, they might not run you over but they will kill you with sarcasm for the hole area to hear over loudspeaker AND call the cops on you 😅 that one time a guy wiggled through the closed barrier on a tram crossing with his bike to reach the train, conductor refused to drive with the guy on board, guy refused to get off and argued with the other passengers until the police showed up to take care of him. all of that during prime commuting hours… fun times 😅
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The screaming in public trend needs to stop yesterday. It's not just cringe and disruptive, it's so bad for anyone with ptsd or sensory hypersensitivity. Or what if there's a little old lady there with a heart condition and they keel over from the shock, was that stupid prank worth risking an innocent bystander's life??
What's worse is there is actual disabled people who do this because they can't help it so you're intentionally or not, making fun of those people which just adds another layer of yikes.
Its also bad because of the "boy who cried wolf" thing. If a bunch of people scream for help and they dont actually need help, nobody will help a person who is actually screaming for help. The whole thing is just so stupid and dangerous to do
Like, how do these people not feel embarrassed while doing this? They obviously see themselves, it's on video, but I mean.... Come on! They have to post it, they made the choice to do it...I can't.
Ohhh I know right.
I have both.
If I, back at the point where truck noises used to scare me into "I'm about to be shot" state, saw some random person do a "prank" like this and just laugh I would genuinely risk a criminal record, and that person would risk a broken jaw.
As someone who gets overstimulated by noise, I would fight them.
As a spanish speaker, the lady around 18:30 down to Ramon and blaming him for her stupidity? And then telling him to 'wise up' and calling him a 'sore loser' afterwards....
It's kindergarten playroom rage grade omfg
This is what I came to the comments for. Thank you
So…just a typical case of someone being stupid and blaming everyone else for their stupidity?
My god
She literally kept sending them backwards. It was pissing me off. Every time she touched the bottles it was fucked up. 🙄
'Sore loser?' Is it like, competitive, the goal is to be the first to put the bottles in the correct position?
If so, deliberately moving them out of position to try to confuse the other person might be a legitimate, if dickish, strategy.
she was starting to drive me mad oml
As someone with Sensory Processing Disorder, the screaming in public places just for the sake of screaming has got to stop. My suggestion is wait a few minutes after they stop walk up to them and scream something like "OH WE'RE SCREAMING?!?! IS THIS FUNNY NOW?!?!" That should fix the issue. People hate it when their own obnoxious is thrown behavior back at them.
As someone who screams when overstimulated, I am just waiting for the day someone tries this BS near me. Because I will definitely react how you suggest!!!
@@Ramberta Lmao yes!
So sorry. I struggle with that too.
I’ve never seen a screaming Karen IRL, but once I had a strange man grab my arm without my consent to see my tattoos better.
So that was…fun?…
@Alice-ot6qm Omg I would have freaked out.
If I'm on public transit and people are talking overly loudly I start reciting poetry, usually by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lewis Carroll, or J. R. R. Tolkien. A little Sindarin goes a long way.
"No one is in the store"
"I'm in the store :/." I'm weeping 😭😭
That’s part of the problem. They don’t see the employees as people who are worthy of safety. Or even as people really. Sickening.
@@jennileeroseI worked in retail and there really are people like this 😭
@@unionunicorn6776One time a Karen demanded to come into the store I worked at without wearing a mask (during the height of COVID) and upon being told no she whined and cried “Why not?! No one’s in here!” “Ma’am you’ll be absolutely shocked to hear that the people who work here…are in here.” “Pshh. Whatever!”
You guys know that masks don't work for viruses like covid right? The virus particles are small enough to go through the mask... Doesn't anyone know actual science anymore?
Karens and other entitled people are the reason why we can't have nice things.
20:45 OMG THAT'S SO INFURIATING
She basically tells him "I won, don't be a sore loser" when he made like 80% of the correct moves.
Meanwhile in the moments prior she was trying to make it sound like she had a master plan. Saying things like "you ruined my play", making it sound like it was all part of a master plan and he was ruining it.
I think it was so much she wanted to be the right one whenever he made right move she would say no its wrong. She is just a sore loser and winner. No idea how this man would stay with someone like that.
Wow, that is extremely toxic.
she's an absolutely toxic idiot.
I hope she saw the footage and felt properly embarrassed by her behavior.
@@zemorph42 I don't think she's capable of being embarassed
So, the lady at 23:30 made me furious. I have been a ride operator for my summers, and what she did was completely inappropriate and dangerous. The person on the speaker was yelling at her to get back on the ride and to remain seated. They can only fix the ride if everyone is in their proper safe zone, so a guest's safe zone is in the ride seated. I am willing to bet that she got thrown out of the park for doing this and putting her children at risk. If the ride breaks while you are on it, you must remain seated, or you may cause yourself injuries.
The only time you should ever leave a ride vehicle mid-ride is if someone is guiding you out who actually works there
I've had it happen a couple times while at different Disney parks, most memorable being the Magic Kingdom (Walt Disney World, Florida) Haunted Mansion, and Disneyland (California)'s Alice in Wonderland dark ride.
Getting to get off the ride and walk through some backstage areas is neat, but it's never something you should do without being told to.
Bonus story because it's the main character subreddit so frick morals (/hj), one time on a tour at WDW, we actually got to go on the Haunted Mansion and skip the queue, and because of how the tour queue skipping works, we actually got on at the exit and went around the section between the exit and loading bay, it's basically just pitch black but it's super cool to get to experience stuff like that just once in life, most other rides you get to go on have the exit like, 3 metres away from the regular loading bay so there's nothing "hidden" to see doing this
@@dhi_holo Exactly! You are only able to leave the mid ride if you are led by the operators. I got a funny story on how I had to get evacuated from the ride I worked on a couple summers ago. So I work on a roller coaster and worked the opening shift for the day. The ride itself was already having some troubles but it was on and off. I went to ride it after changing my clothes and got stuck on the ride. They tried to have it keep going a couple times but failed each time, so I had to get evacuated off and be led by my co-workers. I thought it was really amusing.
I initial agreed, but from what I saw she was stuck there over an hour. You also would normally remove everyone if the ride was that broken.
@@ds7307From what you saw? Where did you see all this?
Yeah no like- especially with like.
On a water ride like that there’s a bunch of hidden mechanisms and tracks under the water so like.
You wanna lose a foot and maybe a leg bc it got infected? That’s how you lose a foot and maybe a leg bc it got infected-
I got in a lot of trouble at a crappy retail job once because a Karen was yelling at me and said, “I’m never shopping here again!” And I said, “Promise?” in the most delighted and hopeful voice. She was not amused and complained… and was back the next week.
Why do people think that threatening to not return when they’re being a terrible person is a bad threat?
It's 2024- can we plz retire the Karen term? Women are already subjugated to more harmful namecalling and stereotypes than men, even though we can clearly see in vids like this (and just being aware of human history in general) that men are extremely likely to allow their emotions get the worst of them when they decide that they're not getting their way.
I won't be surprised if/when I'm called a Karen for daring to post this comment either 🤷
@@shannonceleste5557 you’re allowed to have your opinion. I disagree but that doesn’t make your view invalid. I sincerely hope you have a good day.
@@shannonceleste5557 Easy, stop being a Karen, then lmao
Karen also is a gender-neutral term. Men can just as well be Karens.
And honestly, "Karen" is the 'slur' you are mad over?
I'd understand if those people were called the actual c-slur (like they would in Australia), or any other REAL insult.
But "Karen" is just a common women's name.
"I won't be surprised if i'm called a Karen"
Well, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it most definitely isn't a dog, i'll tell ya that much
@@shannonceleste5557 Tip: post an alternative term. That way people will instead criticize your suggestion instead of calling you a worrywart for nothing (like the comment above did) or call your suggestion ineffectual and call you out for giving that responsibility to others (like I am doing now). Genuinely interested to see what word you'd use instead.
@@shannonceleste5557Men get called Karen too
25:25
as a person with pretty big anxiety, I can assure you that most of the time, anxious people would rather be SKINNED ALIVE than complain to LITERAL STRANGERS
sis don't have anxiety, SHE HAS A YAPPING PROBLEM
As someone with high anxiety Amazon prime was my best friend
Willing to bet my left titty that woman is a Swifty 😂
Yes! Thank you!
Not to mention as someone with anxiety masks without being heavily were my dream because I felt a little safer with people not seeing my full face, I just wish they didn’t fog up my glasses :/
@@LocalTiredArtist Ha! Bad eyesight! A normal thing for a lot of people! Point and laugh boys!
I am here to make it worse.
“Yay we have a full bingo card!”
Misses the whole spot that is photobomb.
32:02 he forgot to stamp it I think
@@fern_aka_that_idiot9090 no he did not - explanation from 33:20 ;)
@@cze4ever well actually that dosent explain it, what I meant is that the "photobomb" could be from entitled pov hence you can sitll stamp, it fits with the stamp I agree the person actually didn't "photobomb" but you could sitll stamp
@@cze4ever also don't wink at me
he is slightly colourblind so he probably missed it due to the colour of the square
Spanish talker here: in the colored bottles video, I think she thought they were playing against each other, taking turns, while he was approaching it as collaborative. And yeah, she was dead set that the purple one was in the correct place when it was it, but would also get mad every time he "skipped" her turn. I'm very confused, even as a Spanish speaker hahahaha
Thank you! I was trying to understand it with my very little Spanish knowledge and got so confused lol
Non Spanish speaker here, I found their channel, Armando fun. Pretty sure it was staged.
@@JutlandAngel If it was staged, I think they are great actors 😂😂😂. Especially her. The condescending screams towards him while being confidently incorrect sounds so legit to me hahaha.
@@JutlandAngelif it was staged, I think they forgot to tell him... his suffering is evident in his face... 😂
@@Ale_V72I'm almost sure she saw it as competiton and he as cooperation, because if he were seeing it as competition too he would just move the other bottles and call it a day... but the condescension when she "corrected" him for getting 3 matchs and "showing off" her 1 match was painful, I wished them to speak in any other language so I wouldn't understand her...
If you're not comfortable purchasing animal products to feed your pet, you need to only keep herbivorous pets like rabbits, parakeets, or iguanas. Abusing a pet by feeding them an unhealthy diet is not a good way to prevent the abuse of other animals such as cattle.
I feed my snails dead bugs in their diet. Animals like dogs and cats are a lot more carnivorous than snails. These people have no excuse
@@snap.-_-you have pet snails?
This! Owning a pet is not a necessity nor a right. If the poor animal can’t be cared for adequately it should be removed
@@dalishrogue3621 yes
@@snap.-_-
What kind?
Random theater Kevin: "I might want to be dragged out in handcuffs."
Me as an employee: "Sir, a movie theater isn't a place to discuss your kinks. Please leave."
"Obstruction with intent to be stupid" should definitely be a punishable crime everywhere
"The court finds you guilty on all accounts of getting on everyone's nerves, and being a massive idiot."
Imagine a future employer does a background check, and the criminal record reads "He's dumb as shit."
"Hello, I'm your new neighbor. I'm legally required to inform you that I'm a moron."
@@Kartoffelkamm That's amazing! Petition to start the Dumbass Registry. 🤣
I hereby second this Motion.🙋🏻♀️🤓⚖️
That'd be awesome.
@@Kartoffelkammimagine just having “shits for brains” on your criminal record
That sounds just straight up fucking hilarious omfg
31:45 That naked man in the background _does_ need to press charges.
Because it's the only way to teach these sociopaths that their actions have consequences.
I'm sure the poster was calling the ranting guy a Karen but like
bro he's right
@@IMakePeopleSaltyApparently Calling Joey a Karen? Thats absolutely ridiculous. Men will call women Karens just for mildly complaining about completely reasonable things, so now I guess this phenomenon is spreading to men as well.
@@IMakePeopleSaltyApparently No, they weren't. The photo falls under the category of main character syndrome, not the video itself.
The poster was also calling the photo out.
@@allisoncastlemost of the time women are called Karen’s cause they are and other women tone it down and excuse it
23:25
31:44 Love this dude. For those that don't know, he's a gymbro who will repost people being cringe/aggressive/selfish in gyms and tell them to act right. He'll drag them, post names and drop the name of the gym if he can to encourage the location banning the aggressor.
He's been in at least one other Main Character video before, actually. I really love him and his energy.
I don't go to gyms myself, but I like seeing people actually stand up to idiots like that. Or, in this case, perverts.
You must be talking about Joey Swole
@@righty-o3585 yeah, The Click shouts him out in the video
To be fair he's in the right for this one. It's legit immensely to take pics INTENTIONALLY of naked ppl.
What's his account name? I'm no gym person much anymore(I want to get back into it, just can't afford the gym membership) but I love some good stories. Heard about one named Vegan Gains being toxic asf too so learning who to avoid for help is good
28:50 ah yes because as someone with anxiety let me tell u i take every chance i get to harass workers, lie, and call 911 for non emergencies...🙄
Right? More like avoid any kind of possible stressful situation. She didn't have anxiety or panic attacks, unless it's for a camera.
@celticlass8573 it's always in front of the camera conveniently with these types of people. 🙄
@@BobaTeaGirl25 Imagine living such a fake life. What a waste. And she's teaching this behavior to children... Hopefully as they get older, they realize what she's doing is wrong and immoral.
9:02 translation from french
« Whats important?
What is there that is more important?
Art or healthy sustainable food?
Agriculture is dying our farmers our dying
1 out of 3 french people aren’t eating proper meals »
It’s a bit hard to understand since click was speaking over them but thats the just of it, I also find it really ironic that they were protesting about sustainable food by wasting food
It's kinda like the whole Just Stop Oil situation
As if the two are mutually exclusive. As if all the revenue that comes from a painting people from all across the globe come to France to see can't go to improving domestic agriculture.
Well... As a French girl let me tell you this : They were blaming by the most French's majority for their act.
Even some of their own movement critize them.
Gonna be completely honest as an artist I will choose art over sustainable food lmao
(For myself of course - not dooming the entire world or anything)
@@PretendingToBeAHuman if i tell you protesters had make a link with the oil use in the Mona Lisa, would you believe me ? 😂
47:08 - I don't understand how these kinds of people think "I'm never coming back" is a threat. If they never came back, that would be a good thing.
Threatening to come back regularly would be a far greater threat
I did hear a threat of "I'll never shop here again" countered with "Do you mean that?" by the retailer.
"Absolutely" came the reply, with her head very high and shoulders well back.
"Deal. Have a happy life." the shopkeeper said, then walked to the door and opened it for her. 'Hyacinth Bucket vanquished' is what came to my mind!
And then on his way back round the counter he asked whether I needed help finding stuff, as though Hyacinth hadn't just banned herself from his shop!
Nice guy and genuinely helpful, he just didn't see why he should be jerked around by people who were deliberately difficult. Quite right too, imo!
Yep. I had people pull that when I wouldn't let them swim for free. I would just smile and say "Ok" and they would get so mad.
@@sandyhenderson441 I found something similar happen in a clothing store, but the woman was back the next day and even apolagized foe being so rude.
I had a lady tell me she was "never coming back" to the theater I worked at after I calmly explained to her that she misread the showtime and she'd mistakingly come to a 3D show when she wanted 2D. After I gave her a refund, I was asked by my manager to cover the break of the box office employee. Well who should show up to get tickets to the 2D show? 😂 She couldn't even look me in the eye, I tried my best to keep a straight face and told her to enjoy her 2D experience 😊
"The only thing you're influencing is natural selection" is an absolutely raw as fuck line and I love it
The guitarist playing the Mii channel theme was the icing on the cake
I have no sympathy for Karens claiming anxiety or asthma for wearing masks. I freak out when my mouth and nose are covered by cloth, and I have asthma. I keep myself calm for the anxiety, I go in, I get out. As for the asthma? It has no effect at all! Oxygen molecules are tiny (talking picometer scale) and can pass through masks easily! As can any CO2 that you're breathing out.
I can't wear a mask because of sensory issues. I just didn't go to stores lol. It's really not that hard if you have family that can help or you can order online
Best not to generalize. I have asthma and severe anxiety, and my pulse ox routinely tanks on masks. It was a big enough issue when I was hospitalized for sepsis during the early days of COVID that they had to require full PPE for anyone entering my room, because it just wasn’t possible to safely have me in one. 🤷🏼♀️ And while it’s great you can control your anxiety, not everyone has that level of control - if we did, anxiety wouldn’t be so debilitating.
I find a cloth mask is actually *helpful* for my asthma when it's cold out. The air get warmed before it goes down my airways, so they don't cramp up.
@@khills I am not trying to negate what you are saying with this response, so if I do, I'm sorry, that is not my intention. What I came here to say is: I think what differentiates you (and others who have valid concerns and issues surrounding wearing masks) from the type of people OP is talking about is the word "Karen" in OP's post. If you're not being rude or intrusive in the way you deal with masks, you're not a Karen for having asthma and anxiety. That's my takeaway from the original comment, but it is good to point it out for those who may interpret that as "all people who do this are [this]". As a fellow person who hated masks and has asthma and anxiety but was able to tolerate it more, I hope you are able to be more mask-free than before. 😌
I was the laboratory manager of an independent lab during the pandemic and we did both sample collection and testing. For people that wouldn't wear masks, including for anxiety reasons, we would come outside and take the sample with them in their car through the window. I worked with a number of patients about ways to wear masks that can reduce anxiety (like different strap configurations or decorating the mask so it doesn't appear so medical).
That woman did not strike me as having anxiety around masks. She just didn't want to wear one because freedom or whatever.
38:09 "she doesn't like you" why does that sound like something the owner of a highly reactive and ill trained dog would say as they latch onto your leg?
Pretty much, yeah.
Well she’s kinda behaving like a crazy ass b****!😂😂😂
That's what I thought. It's like he is her handler and is working on her training or something
All I can think of is that one scene in Star Wars
@@lilith9885 which scene? 👀
@25:35 - as someone who lives with a chronic anxiety disorder and DID get panic attacks while masks were required in this country... These people who pretend just make life harder for the rest of us. I wore my mask, did my shopping in record time and got out into the open air and ripped the thing off so that I could have my little meltdown without endangering staff and other shoppers. Did it suck? Yes. Did I have a choice? No. After the first few times it wasn't so bad. My brain kind of learned that I could still breathe and the panicky feelings lessened.
This was the same with me. I had actually had to prep myself at home for longer-term outings or work
I'm really glad to hear it got better over time. I heard one person who told me due to some horrid trauma she had in her past, they gave her anxiety attacks, and didn't ask any further, but I always hoped that the masks weren't too bad for her.
Yeah. That's it.
Yeah, the people who actually had a legitimate reason were usually kind and empathetic enough to rather cause suffering to THEMSELVES rather than endanger others. Almost as if knowing pain makes you not want to cause pain to others.
I salute you, I don't know if I could do it if it was something this difficult for me ( like tight and restrictive around the neck). My mom has asthma and still wore a mask if she absolutely had to be around people and it maddened her too that people were using rules made to accompany legitimate problems as excuse to be insensitive and obnoxious, to the point of people who actually had to take their masks off due to serious breathing difficulties were treated with malice.
@margodphd to be honest, I only really saw people get yelled at for having masks on. Because these conspiracy theorists are loud loons. Times I saw someone not wearing a mask somewhere, they were usually just asked to leave, if anything at all
13:16 not her putting the food to her mouth, screaming, putting it to her mouth again, and screaming again! Girl stop!
21:12 as a Spanish speaker, yes, that's basically what happened. Being able to understand what she said was a nightmare 😭
nice natsuki pfp, she is my fav
for the sake of my sanity, I choose to believe it was staged….
@@DoritoBot9000 I hope so 😭
The rage this provoked in me😭😭
@@brokenprincessofhell4743 she literally was the reason they were losing and he was on the right AND YET SHE HAD THE AUDACITY TO PUT THE BLAME ON HIM LIKE 😭
I suffer from panic attacks, I hyperventilate and get raised temperature from social claustrophobia. I almost abandoned an attempt to buy Burger King at a nearly empty restaurant. I wouldn't stand there making demands for special times for myself, I'd run to the bathroom, car, or just walk out fanning and pouring water on myself. That Karen is a goddamn liar.
I also suffer from panic attacks and I also don’t do what this Karen did either. It’s humiliating and also a gross thing to do. I also despise confrontations and disputes they raise my anxiety levels.
I have PTSD and confrontation sets me off and triggers soldier mode in me.
I’m autistic and struggle with anxiety. I hate having to ask for accommodations. I made myself practice wearing a mask at home until I could keep it on long enough to manage a click and collect order during the pandemic. And sometimes I’d still have to leave before I could get my groceries. It never occurred to me to demand a mask exemption because I knew how important it was to public health to be responsible and wear the damn mask.
This! I have panic attacks too, you dont want to show it to everyone. Last time i had in a restaurant so i had to excuse myself and tell my bfs family it was okay. I felt so embarrassed like i wanted to be a drama queen. Nobody notices my panic attacks untill they are really bad and i have to remove myself from the situation.
You dont tell a stranger you have it unless its needed.
@@tiffanykip Absolutely! And it can be so dangerous when asking for help. Because humans can be disgusting and try to take advantage.
I really hate random screaming
Not only does it grind against my sensory issues, but im also a caretaker so screaming or yelling out is engrained into my brain as an emergency
I have schizophrenia. When there's a loud noise, especially screaming, my brain thinks I'm being physically attacked and it triggers hallucinations of a least several people screaming right in my ears for a while. And I have to try to not scream of terror. It's unfortunate that people are like that for real, I've already experienced it. Also, when someone is screaming, I'm taken back to my childhood and I think that somebody is being abused. I don't get how people do that. How they think screaming is funny.
I really hate random screaming too, I get immediate flashbacks and have immediate response, fortunately now it's mostly "find and assess trauma" instead of "cover ears and cry, overwhelmed by memories".
I absolutely despise people being this insensitive.
And the odd thing is, when someone is screaming for a legitimate reason, for example a kid having a breakdown or autistic person being overwhelmed - they are, at BEST, maliciously judged.
Don't make the danger wail.. unless there be danger, okay? >_>
I really don‘t get the screaming in first place. Why? Is he having tourette or something Or is he just an selfish asshole, disturbing, or worse, even triggering some people who suffer from any (mental) illness?
It was fn sad- you could see people walk up actually concerned. You gave random strangers anxiety and then they were jumping in to HELP YOU. Unbelievably juvenile behavior from this clown.
59:20 pisses me off because WE (the pizza place) end up getting a call about the food arriving cold, have to seal with an angry customer who doesn't know it's not OUR fault, have to remake the order and send it out again for free with a new dasher. PLEASE don't mess up the food we made on purpose 😢
Had that happen at a bakery I worked at! Had an angry customer come in with ruined cupcakes.. I had been the one to frost those cupcakes fresh for her and I left them for the dasher myself. So I knew that wasn't our fault, but she was still pretty upset. My manager ended up directing her to make a complaint against doordash. Thankfully it ended up fine, but at first she came in thinking it was our fault 🥲
The swimming pool dude was doing a legit PSA to a very select audience. Free divers need to practice/train long breath holds. But there is a serious risk of pushing it too far and blacking out. Some idiots try to practice in public pools with lifeguards (and other swimmers) and assume they don't need to have a training partner with dedicated focus on them.. They are wrong. Potentially dead wrong.
That swimming pool one is honestly not a terrible, um... "social experiment" I guess.
I almost drowned at a pool as a preteen because some random toddler with a life vest decided to start climbing on my head. Couldn't go under to get him off cause of the life vest, and I was too deep to stand up. Kept screaming for help every time my head was above water, and zero people even bothered looking. I got lucky and managed to elbow the kid off me. People suck.
If anybody reads this; if you ever see someone in a situation like that, and you're physically able to help, or can at least hurry to get help; please do.
If you think "someone else will probably help", there's a good chance everyone around you is thinking that same thing, so nobody does anything.
Sorry for this long, random comment; that clip just brought up some trauma....
Because of people that do these "social experiments" people will less likely help others if they are in real danger. As they think another that just do it for cloud
Isn't that the Bystander Effect? Or is there another name for it, I can't remember
@@jasonking7570 No, you are correct. It's called the Bystander Effect.
It's often cited as a reason for the death of Kitty Genovese.
But, here's the Dark Secret about Kitty Genovese's death: It was due to _systemic homophobia._ Kitty was lesbian. Most of her neighbors were gay men or lesbians. And this was before Stonewall.
When neighbors heard Kitty's screams, _many did call 911._ But, they had to be anonymous about it. Someone even went outside to chase off Kitty's attacker and administer first aid while waiting for the ambulance. But, they couldn't admit to it afterwards, because that would've focused attention on them. And in the days before Stonewall, getting attention could get you outed, which _would_ get you fired, thrown out of your apartment, or killed.
So, when The Press showed up, asking questions and shoving microphones in people's faces, they were all terrified of being outed. There's a famous quote of one guy, trying to escape from the newsman, saying, "I … I … didn't wanna get involved." What he would have said, were this post-Stonewall, was, "I'm a big old queer; if I call the cops, they'd arrest _me,_ not help Kitty. And they'dve arrested Kitty for being a lesbian. But you're not gonna report that, oh no, are you? That's a truth you and your viewers can't handle. So why don't you get out of my face and forget we ever had this conversation."
Sometimes, the myths we're told about an event aren't the reality of the situation.
@@John_Weissoh. Well that's a hell of a.... Refresher, I suppose, of the situation? I'm glad they tried to help at least.
I used to be a lifeguard for a water park, and I'm pretty sure one of the rules was that you *can't* do stuff like hold your breath and stop moving because a) the lifeguards have to treat it like an actual drowning person and b) the involved pool has to be evacuated
I've seen and helped rescue an actual person drowning, it's terrifying, and if I found out someone was doing it as a "social experiment" I think I'd flip my shit
25:17 The there's no one in the store" followed by the "there's me" perfecty describes these types of people
This one infuriated me the most, although the operator going "You called to report nothing?" was pure gold
It’s so funny to me when they try to pull the whole “I’M NEVER COMING BACK HERE!” Good, please don’t.
Justice for Ramon, the poor man that was putting the bottles correctly. JUSTICE FOR RAMON :___
fr, the wife being so adamant she won yhe game was a mess, poor guy got yelled at the whole way
It was supposed to be a fun game but she ruined it with her attitude.
I sat here dying for Ramón. Ramón, por favor, es el tiempo para salir y gritar al cielo.
they should play the game with their own rounds to prove who the stupid one is.
i feel so bad-
It infuriates me when people go down the wrong side, the middle, or take up the entire sidewalk with a group. I'm a wheelchair user, and it often prevents us from being able to access areas completely
Add a bicycle bell to your wheelchair and if someone blocks the sidewalk, ring it. Then just stare at them when they turn around.
My hubby is in a wheelchair and the number of asshats that park their car halfway across the sidewalk makes me want to scream. And there is no reason for doing it unless they WANT to scrape the undersides of their vehicles.
Same with people who decide to have an impromptu family reunion in the aisle at a grocery store.
@feuerling I have a horn on my chair, and people rarely react until I have to fully tap them on the shoulder and ask them to move (mostly due to people not hearing me because of their headphones). Plus, now we have all those people leaving rental e-scooters in the middle of sidewalks to deal with. Unfortunately, even when you confront people, they often don't care. I had a guy illegally park and block the only ramp to get off of a sidewalk. When I lightly chastised him, saying that he trapped me by parking in a no-parking space and blocking the ramp, his response was, "God. I was only in there a minute." For the record, he was in the restaurant for at least 5 minutes because that's how long I waited. It's likely he was in there even longer.
@foureyedelf6151 YES! Not to mention those rental e-scooters that everyone leaves everywhere now. And the people who don't even apologize when you call them out on parking in ways that block accessibility. It makes me want to "accidentally" ram them with my wheelchair. Many of my family members are people who just stand in the middle of aisles/walkways and would insist on taking up entire areas to walk/stand next to each other. While I was still only using leg braces or my walker, I finally said I wouldn't walk with them anymore, because I knew how infuriating people blocking paths like they were was when I did use my wheelchair (before my disease progressed to where I required it full-time).
@foureyedelf6151 YES! Not to mention the rental e-scooters that everyone leaves everywhere now. And the people who don't even apologize when you call them out on parking in ways that block accessibility. It makes me want to "accidentally" lose control of my wheelchair near their toes.
My family members are people who stand in aisles/walkways and refuse to stop doing so. When I was only using my leg braces or walker, I finally said I wouldn't walk with them anymore because I knew how enraging it was when people would do that when I used my wheelchair (before my disease progressed to where I required my wheelchair full-time). They wouldn't quit and tried to make me party to it. They'd slow down to walk or stop next to me when I was standing/sitting, even when I asked them not to. They would also follow me when I'd move away from them to free up pathways. The worst kind of inconsiderate.
24:00 the guy on the mic is asking that people stay on the boats for security reasons. The technical difficulties where apparentely not because of the family leaving. The Karen mom was just tired of waiting
Thank you!
Thank you 😊
I thought I heard that the ride had been stopped for a bit and one of the kids was freaking out? But it's hard to say how true any of it is.
@@GrumpyForestHag well... if the kids were freaking out then you try to calm them down, not take them out of the boat.
@@Spagettigeist I'm not saying she was right if they were panicking, but I would understand it. If someone I was responsible for was stuck and panicked, I'd be a bit panicked too and not necessarily thinking straight.
The lady not wanting to wear a mask: here in the States, for the last 40-50 years most shops have signs right by the door that say, "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service!" This started around beaches, and spread everywhere, and enforced by the shop. Easy to add NO MASK to this.
23:55, the ride operator shouted "Ladies and gentlemen, please stay seated in the boats" so I think that the ride did not stopped because of Karen, but she definitively ignored safety rules.
And 100% agrees on the actual main character. Good moves, gave people a good chuckle, was dressed properly just for that joke, and didn't bothered anyone.
If English isn’t your first language it’s understandable but your grammar is atrocious
Theres a shrot that explained this more in detail and the Mom was taking her kids off the ride due to them being scared from what I remember. There could be more to it but that all I remember
@@Loyalworm104 Yeah, tbf, she was keeping her head down and face straight like she just wanted out of there in the moment too. I think the camera man is the Main Character Syndrome there if so cause she was just doing what alot of parents would. Hell, I had a phobia when I was young I tried to get over on a roller coaster and I had a panic attack and they had to let me off, so I didn't do stuff like that for years after.
It was a stuck ride in Disneyland and that mom decided after some time of nothing happening to take her kids out of there. Against safety regulations, but imagine being a small child stuck there.... Not exactly black and white situation IMO. No solution is perfect there.
I get the dilemma if the kids are scared, but you also took them to a park with safety regulations in place. You went in knowing that rides sometimes breakdown. I honestly hope Disney, for their own sake, kicked them out of the park because that endangers others and is potentially a law suit.
the French activists are even wilder, because I think they were protesting for affordable food for all...by throwing soup at the Mona Lisa, and essentially wasting good food
Getting attention for causes is good, and often disruptive, but I don't understand why they choose soup and museums. I don't know what connection they're going for there.
i'm glad you came in to say what it was about, because i was thinking it was something to do with the oil paints being used, and people thinking it was like.. the same oil in an oil spill? cause i've seen those too.
I'm french, it was in journal for a while after this (seriously they shouldn't give so much attention to stupid people) and it was related to oil, not food. They were protesting against oil. By ruining people's day in front of a painting. A fucking painting, like I think oil paint isn't the most polluting stuff in the world...
Just throwing this out, but I believe the reason they target museums is because “Who cares about paintings if we’re dead?”
@@thatonearoace also, as a french person, we don't have many ways to protest as of now. Quite a few of our protests were non-authorized because it wasn't following the government's opinion (they pretended it was because it would be disruptive, which is kinda the pont), and people tend to get beaten up pretty badly whenever we're taking part into an official protest (and not activist stuff like in this video). Recently, the European court of human rights condemned France for their way of handling a specific protest. It's scary.
27:20 "you're ONE OF THE FIRST people I've called 911 on that hasn't understood my mask problem"
I'm surprised she isn't going to jail for wasting police time tbh
Actually there is a law against it I have no idea how she’s not in jail other than that she “technically” didn’t break the law the law is that falsifying a crime IS a crime in of itself. Which it’s weird in her case cause she’s claiming he’s violating the civil rights act. (Also calling 911 is for EMERGENCIES woman!) think about the fact that there could be someone hiding in an axe killers fucking closet and this 911 call could literally mean their death cause they couldn’t reach an operator because the operator is busy dealing with this shit. I’ve never seen such a low blow to people calling 911 and unless it’s an accident (like a butt dial or something like that you never know) if you call 911 and you’re not bleeding on fire or in legitimate danger your ass should be arrested for falsifying an emergency
It’s because she left before they arrived. If she had stayed, I’m sure she would have been arrested.
I love how the cinema lady was talking to the long haired guy like a pre-school teacher would a 4 year old throwing a tantrum. Pure gold, lol.
29:03 “There’s literally no one in here”. Because retail workers apparently don’t have the right to a safe workplace.
I get sooo pissed off by so many people that talk about their “rights” but not about their responsibilities. So many times during the pandemic I felt like we were living in a world full of narcissists. You have a responsibility to care for the rest of the population. Masks are not about protecting yourself they are about protecting others.
People that act this way don't actually know what rights they have. They just want to do whatever they want.
I work in retail. The customers simply, and seriously, don't care about the retail workers.
I literally had one tell me that it didn't matter if *I* died, they'd just hire someone and replace me the next day after I asked her to wear her mask properly. She then proceeded to cough on me, and said "I hope you die too!"
I simply walked away to one of the many sanitizing stations to clean myself up. I couldn't say anything to the woman, I'd have lost my job.
@@NightMint13 I’m so sorry you’re treated like that. I cannot imagine having such little respect for another person, especially one doing a service job. It’s like they consider people as disposable as a coffee cup 😢
She then proceeded to cough on me, and said "I hope you die too!"
That is legally assault and you could have her arrested. (in the us)
However she was right about 1 thing, all corporations see the labor force as disposable including that terrible excuse for a human being.
I still wear a mask. At first, it was because of the people I live with to keep them safe. Now, I realize how much it helps with my anxiety. Covering my face seems to make me feel better about being around people, at least those I don't know.
I get comments about wearing my mask, but it helps that I had major surgery not too long ago. So, I just tell people about that.
It's fun getting comments about not needing to be a sheep and people not being able to hear me. Then I drop the bomb of having jaw surgery. They always look like a ghost and change their tune.
"Sorry that it's difficult to understand me, I had jaw surgery, so talking can be difficult. And I know it must be difficult for you to understand me when I'm having difficulties."
The psychological correlation between the interet and road ragers is anonymity. You can be entirely anonymous online, and in a vehicle, you have a physical barrier separating and distancing you from others.
You're not as anonymous on the internet as you think you are and people need to remember that. Especially in America where the NSA collects everything.
@@AIHumanEquality Yes, true, but that's not really the point when it comes to the psychological effect. People act in ways they wouldn't face to face because they FEEL completely anonymous.
@@core17 Interestingly similar to the Romans. They would never surrender because they felt constantly invincible and like no one could touch them. So the mentality itself seems quite old.
Sometimes people riding cars can stick their face out the window and bother others because even though their face is seen, the car is still moving
@@eertikrux666 I honestly cannot decipher what you're trying to communicate with this
One of the most infuriating things during covid was those a holes who wouldn't mask saying "There's no one in there!" because they obviously didn't consider the workers to be people
Also just like measles, the virus causing covid can linger suspended in aerosols for hours. In order to catch it it can be enough to walk into an empty room where an infected person was breathing a while ago.
covid isnt over
Meanwhile where I live everyone had a mask in the pocket on the street and at the door of a business would ask "do I need to put my mask or can I just enter?" And the places where the mask was needed nobody made a fuss about it, they just masked and kept going... asthmatics, the guy with lung cancer, allergic people... or they would just turn around and buy somewhere else if they didn't want to use it...
The pandemic is not ended. Hospitals still full of Covid patients.
they also don't consider the fact that if they're infected
every surface they breathe in is contaminated and if that surface doesn't get regularly sanitized or gets skipped by accident and someone else say touches the surface and then idk chews a nail
they could get sick
I remember back during covid stories about people who had covid going into Walmart and kicking the products
that just nasty
57:08 I've literally worn a wedding suit to he grocery store, that was bright red. Nobody cared.
Yeah that was definitely made up. Even if she was there in a figure-skating suit or something, people would much more likely be all, "Oh I wonder if they have/had a competition today." She wasn't even dressed that fancily.
I literally went to the grocery store in full cosplay no one cared.
Yeah, I've seen people come in costumes and not on Halloween. i just thought, wow, cool, I wonder what kind of fun they've been up to
As someone with anxiety about large crowds and loud noises, many of these situations make me so darn uncomfortable.
Same with me.
Same, also with screaming or someone yelling madly. That makes me jump and scared
Same, I will just do my thing and leave, not make a huge scene
Same, I think it would genuinely make me cry from surprise 😂
13:23 that’s not just annoying, that could be detrimental for the business if people who witnessed this come to believe that the kitchen is so careless as to send out food hot enough to “hurt” someone this badly that they’d scream and jump around like that
I find the screaming in public ones disturbing, until recently my town had 3 or 4 psychiatric hospitals, frequently enough you would see people in town behaving like it because they were unwell and genuinely couldn't help it. While it's probably not their intention, these assholes screaming and behaving how they do feels like they're mocking mentally disabled and emotionally disturbed people.
I used to have a regular at the coffee shop I worked at who had schizophrenia along with a few other things. Nice person, just a but unusual. Occasionally, they would have "outbursts" when they were off their meds for a while. Some of those outbursts would just be spontaneous loud yelling or wild gestures.
The assholes who do this shit for views are definitely making fun of disabled people, and they need to be called out for it.
Friends with turrets agree with you. The 16 year old still hasn't got the vocalizations down. "POTATO!" Has replaced cuss words, at least. (She's still working on getting the correct meds/doses, etc. But the last thing she needs are these idiots mocking her. Or the world at large thinking she's a rage baiting tictocker
There is something both tragics and mesmerizing seeing someone starting screaming like they are possessed, and then trying to explain to the cop "I'M DOING THIS FOR TIKTOK! I'M DOING THIS FOR TIKTOK! PLEASE DO NOT PUT ME IN A MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTION!"
@@OdinsSageSwallowing a couple of their own teeth every time they start this horseshit what they need.
Spanish is my fist language, and yes, you were right about that video with the bottles.
Let me tell ya when you can understand through the whole video how mean and rude she was being to the guy while being completely wrong It's a new level of rage because you know she is the type of person who is never going to admit she was wrong.
27:26 "I'm actually the one with the rights" -- Nope. The store is a private business, so they can refuse entry to people not wearing a mask. Those who visit and work there also have a right to be protected from disease, i.e. secure in their persons. They do provide reasonable accommodation for those who need it, for example allowing people to order groceries and have them delivered to their vehicle or residence.
In my country, she'd get fined or put in jail for up to 1 year for calling the emergency number of the police for non-emergencies...
@@IchBinDieLy1 it's a fine and potentially jail time in America as well, but it's not always enforced. Especially during COVID--law enforcement was relaxed to help flatten the curve
33:33
When did the meaning of photobombing get lost?!?!? A Photobomb used to be people jumping into other peoples pictures/cameras on purpose... if someone just happens to be in the background, they are NOT Photobombing ... wtf
Also didn't he not fill in photo bomb and claim full board?
12:48 as someone from the uk one of our favourite jokes is telling someone 'you cant park there' when theyve had a non-serious crash lmao, crappy parking is one hundo percent valid imo
I've never made that joke ever nor is it my favourite joke 😂 but I get you
I'm a cabaret performer and whenever s server drops a glass or a tray or clatters some dishes in the middle of my performance, I say, "Just put that ANYWHERE..." in character.
It works every time.
It dates back to like... probably before WWII, so feel free to use it whenever someone causes a ruckus and you want to defuse the situation and keep people focused.
@@FantasmagoriaAhoy I'm sorry, english isn't my first language, so I don't understand the "Anywhere" bit. Is it okay to ask if you could elaborate? It sounds like a cool piece of trivia!!
@@sugoish9461The anywhere is like, sarcasm. It’s making a little joke of how they dropped it
52:19 How much rage I feel towards this woman right now. The fact she continued spinning is just-
It's in her kid's room
As a person who gets anxiety attacks from wearing a mask, there are ways to help you cope with it. You can get delivery, no contact pick-up, or, depending on how bad the anxiety is, you can do breathing techniques and have fidget toys while wearing the mask to get through the experience. There are ways of coping without demanding to be let in a store before it opens or after it closes.
I have sensory issues related to things being on my face. I also know how to train myself to get used to a trigger, through exposure therapy. I have to do it with shoes and clothing made of certain fabrics too. I can wear certain styles of mask made of certain fabrics now. If I need to, I can get myself used to a new one. Not ever going to be a big fan of it, but I deal. I definitely don't go complaining about it. I certainly dislike people claiming to have sensory issues or anxiety just in order to get out of doing their civic duty.
Mask bracket inserts can also be really helpful because it keeps the mask from directly touching skin
That's the worst thing. You can tell so many of these people are bs because they are making literally zero effort to find a workaround. But all these actions do is increase the stigma around anxiety and such
Agreed. If worst comes to worst you could even ask for someone to get your stuff for you. I had a friend who was unable to wear a mask and was immuno-compromised, and she would either suck it up and wear the mask anyways, or ask her bff to do her shopping, which they did for her without question. I don't believe that woman had panic attacks brought on by wearing a mask, but even if she did (due to some rare and awful trauma), she still deserves to get dragged online for not considering others.
In Denmark we had a badge, for people who were unable to wear masks, so workers knew there was a reason and so Karens could mind their own f-ing business, instead of policing others... It was nice! As a person with anxiety, the last thing I'd want is to make a scene/ have a confrontation, as that would send me to a direct anxiety attack... This is not it...
Honestly, the last post made my blood boil. Imagine that your child went missing, and you have to endure not only the torment of you not knowing where they are and what happened to them, but also some random, shitty human beings that message you things like "I am a psychic, your kid died". How can some people be so inhumane?
Also horrible is, that it's giving negativity on actual psychics...
Psychics can't even feel or see anything THROUGH a screen.
In order to get clues by certain energy, they have to be there for it...
When people fake it and do horrible stuff with it, people will think EVERY psychic is like that, even if they're not...
plus the pfp is like a stereotypical poorly drawn girl 😭
The video of the girl yelling at 36:35, she's 17 and her boyfriend is like 25. They have some large dogs that apparently bark all day and night, and when the neighbor filming got tired of it by knocked back. The irony of her yelling that the neighbor is the pervert, when she's literally in an underage relationship herself is wild. The neighbor even caught video of her verbally abusing the boyfriend while they waited for the cops to show.
17 isn't underage and 25 and 17 really isn't that weird. If you think it is I can only assume you're American or something. Where I come from 17 and 25 are consenting adults.
@@AIHumanEquality it may not be illegal, but its definitely gross and creepy. Like from a parent perspective, if a 25 year old came sniffing around my child at 17, that would send off every red flag.
@@kristinpatton1018 Yep. Definitely a paranoid American. In the civilized world we don't have that kind of paranoia of worrying about our children getting harmed all the time. Children can even go out to play here in towns and cities on their own and no one has to worry. Shocking, I know.
@@AIHumanEqualityin my country a 17 year old is not an adult lol
And I‘m not American.
And it most definitely is really weird. Just because in some cultures people think that‘s fine, doesn‘t mean it is. That is a teenager. Wtf.
@@AIHumanEquality yeah, I live 15 mi/24km from where the Oxford High school shooting happened, my kids K-5 school had copycat threats. I am a worried American parent, and i don't take that as an insult.
I have severe anxiety issues, and you're absolutely correct. There's no way in hell that I'd be capable of standing up to folks for something as simple as a mask. People like this, using BS excuses make the rest of us look really bad. :-/
I've seen someone park across 7-8 spaces because they had a truck with a boat on a trailer. They had the decency to park far away from the store (retail parking lot sizes are absurd). That's legitimate.
But I've also seen people straddling the line between spaces, right up against the building. And someone who managed to cover 6 spaces by parking perpendicular to the actual spaces. People like that deserve ALL the shame.
I have a small car and I might suck at pulling up all the way when I park (I used to have a car with a really long front)
But at the very least I make sure that I'm not taking more then one space
They deserve to buy new tires, if you know what I mean...
Yeah, like I've seen semi trucks (no trailer of course) use a few spaces but they're in the wayyyy back and the parking lot is almost empty anyway
I much prefer seeing trucks like this parked on an angle than sticking way out beyond the end of the space.
karens who think private businesses have an obligation to accommodate them are the main reason i don't want aliens to contact us. the embarrassment would kill me
25:35 as someone with severe anxiety, I can absolutely say that confrontation like that absolutely kills me. If I had panic attacks for wearing masks (which she obviously doesn't have, but that's another issue), I would not leave my house not even to go to the grocery store. Having to explain that just sounds like a nightmare
warm air makes me tired so wearing a mask would just make me sleepy all the time XD
also my mom was one of those anti maskers and she legit had panic attacks with a mask and you could see the symptoms but she would wear one of required. Its honestly dumb for that Karen to fake the severity of ab issue if she even has the issue at all
I feel you, why don't they just order their groceries to be delivered at home ?!
Last time I went to a grocery store I hyped myself up for 10 minutes, by the time I grabbed one item I forgot everything I came for, and then immediately cried myself to sleep. Anxiety is hell.
@@dragonwolfzero820 My daughter has problems wearing a mask but found wearing one of the plastic see-through face shields helped a lot. Not as safe - for her - as a mask but better than nothing. We have a deaf school here so you would see quite a few people wearing them because others can lip read that way.
@@marloeslovestea I doubt anyone would accept their no tip order XD
20:35 I speak a lil spanish, but her body language was SOOO INFURIATING 😭😭😭
"does crashing count as crappy parking?" well you know what they say, you cant park there sir
"Nice parking."
I saw the updates with the dude who dealt with the crazy girl in pink at 36:44
I don't remember exactly if they got evicted or something but they ended up leaving. A police investigation did open up and he talked to his landlord about it, so it likely got resolved that way. The girl was trying to paint the neighbor as a creep and claiming he was stalking and harassing her, which was obviously frabricated to help her case. But she really just wanted to mess with the guy and cause chaos. The boyfriend clearly also dealt with stuff from her and was afraid to speak up against her, which is why he was complacent. But at the end the neighbor does talk to the boyfriend and tells him that he thinks he deserves better, I think he was really thinking about leaving her.
Honestly, as he should.
I really feel bad for him. He clearly looks super uncomfortable and his voice is really indicating that he might be scared of her. tbh if I had a girlfriend like that I would be scared too.
Where was this update I need to see this
It's really unfortunate that our society tends to overlook partner abuse when the victim is a man. While I won't excuse the guy for being complicit in his girlfriend's behavior, I certainly hope he finds a way to escape that obviously abusive relationship. If she reacts this way with total strangers, I can't even imagine the nightmare his everyday life may be. For anyone who may have trouble empathizing because "they could just leave," it really isn't as simple as that. These types of abusers are smarter than they appear, and the mental traps they can put you in to make you think that they are the only ones who will ever love you can only truly be understood when you experience it yourself. It isn't about mental fortitude or strength, it's about them understanding where you're weak and where your mental pressure points are, and everyone has those points. The only real way to avoid this stuff is to understand the signs and know yourself enough to know what your own weaknesses are, and to understand that you are capable of being manipulated just like everyone else.
She clearly feels toxic
do you have a link?
One of the stupidest trends I’ve witnessed in real life is kids at my school screaming, “help me.” It’s so annoying because if someone really needs help you won’t be takes seriously now.
What is the point of them doing this? How old are these kids?
Kids at school should remember about the boy who cried wolf
I can understand doing that if it's like young kids playing pretend who don't think of the fact that someone might hear it and not know what they're playing and assume they really need to be rescued, but if they're doing it just to be annoying, that's pretty ridiculous and inconsiderate
I will never understand idiots who think scaring a person is funny. Some other "pranksters" legit tried running at people _with a knife_ as a prank. Then they have the gall to act surprised when the victim injures them. God, has stupidity become horribly normalized and almost encouraged. Many people online are nothing more then pathetic, clout-chasing parasites who only care about getting attention through any means possible, and now its through shit like scaring people-
There is a guy who drinks at the bar right next to my apartment every night, and he yells "help! I'm being r*ped!" Every. Night.
If ever he did unfortunately get assaulted, him yelling about it would do nothing. Nobody pays attention to him, he's off bar property when he does it so they won't probably do anything, and it's upsetting since male victims are hardly believed as is. It makes me sad that either he thinks it's funny or needs attention that desperately :(
20:06 Loose Translation. She cheers and says “Learn to lose Ramon!” Or don’t be a sore loser.
4:09 If you're not in crisis, don't act like it. If I'm screaming in public I'm saying "NO", I'm on the floor, and I'm having a flashback. Nobody is, or should be, recording that for TikTok.
Guys like this will make people get angry at those with actual disorders like PTSD or some forms of epilepsy.
What’s worse is that screaming like that can also ending up triggering people who ARE struggling :/
@@CFGalt Absolutely!
37:02 - "she doesn't like you" It sound's like the guy is talking about a agressive dog, probably a chihuahua
where can i find the original clip?
33:50 ok as a lifeguard, if i pulled a grownass man off the bottom of the pool only for him to be faking it, i would kick him out of the pool so fast. This is not only a lame main character thing to do, it is a legitimate distraction for the guards. Like we're gonna waste a whole lotta time dragging your sorry ass out of the pool, making us have to clear the pool or put all the other swimmers at risk as we rescue you. its a different thing with kids who don't know any better, but oh my everloving god
Ah, I’m sorry this bulls got happens to you guys! Mad respect to you all
Right??? Like I’m a lifeguard too and it would actually be so terrifying to think that you’re gonna have to pull someone out and resuscitate them. I’d lose my shit on someone who faked that.
Former lifeguard. I've had to help pull an unconscious child out of a pool (parent didn't give them a life vest and let them go to a deeper area of the pool despite being unable to swim and below our height limit for not having a vest) and it was one of the scariest moments of my life
I'd lose it if someone was faking it good god
I feel like I'd accidentally scare a lifeguard because I like to sit in deeper water just floating like a corpse
He was probably down there for like 20 seconds and didn't thrash or anything that an actual drowning person would do. It's absurd that he thinks he was correctly faking a drowning by just holding his breath and being still underwater.
At 12:02, I got an ad that was a man's voice saying, "Um, we found a dead body." The timing was uncanny.
24:45 As someone who deals with both Anxiety Attacks and Panic Attacks, I know wearing a cloth mask can make an already occurring panic attack feel subjectively more uncomfortable, and that for some people, Anxiety Attacks and Panic Attacks can be triggered by otherwise mundane things. HOWEVER, this does not justify this woman's behavior for multiple reasons. Firstly, setting aside all the political back and forth about masks, a private establishment requiring any and all patrons to wear masks is a dress code, not discrimination. Secondly, giving the woman the benefit of the doubt that she genuinely has an anxiety disorder and is genuinely triggered by wearing a mask to the point she cannot cope with wearing a mask for a few minutes, it is not the responsibility of the store to bend it's own rules around her for that, it is on her to take her business elsewhere. Thirdly, while refusing service to someone not following a dress code is not a crime, abusing 911 emergency services to harass someone is absolutely a crime.
the lady that calleed 911 about not wearing a mask should be arrested/fined for false use of 911,
That particular Karen incident took place in Palm Springs, California, where I think law enforcement is a little more laid back. Bones-N-Scones is a cute little pet shop; I’ve been there a couple of times. That clip got me all excited because I recognized that wall across the parking lot. 😂
false use of 911 should definitely be punished somehow
even if I live in an area that is so uneventful for cops that they start to speed check everyone starting at 4pm (16:00) XD
like anyone else who works, especially when dealing with people they don't need the unnecessary bs
7:51 dropping the weights like she did damages them, and can completely break them! you can shatter weights by dropping them from a height. not only is she throwing a fit (for clout) about this dude just existing, she's also potentially damaging gym property. absolutely insane.
"with intent to be stupid" ABSOLUTELY needs to become a thing
21:04 she HAD it backwards; in fact, she was completely sure that 3 of the colours went in different positions and keep berating the man because he actually tried to make things correct. The last turn she was trying to flip those two back to convince her partner that she was right (going from 4 correct to I believe 3 correct, since she didn't seem to know how those thing work), but doing so made the sequence right, so she "won" and told the poor guy that she was always right and that he should learn to lose.
32:09 I once met at a blog another Bratlett (Maurice, in this case), seemingly from around the same area, who also had MCS. It must run in the family.
I hope the guy showed her the footage but I doubt that'd humble her. Poor guy....
Can we just appreciate the fact that Click can play so many roles so well? Villain, Karen, plushie merchant... The list goes on
Putting the DM skills to good use.
The Ultimate Purveyor of Plushies!
The heckler getting heckled by the guitar she was insulting was so good. I loved it
At 24:45 - Masks making anxiety worse is a thing, I've experienced it. I still wore a mask in public when that was the rule. I didn't want to get sick, or make anyone else sick. Around then I was already dealing with social anxiety in public spaces, so I was kind of used to the "this is going to be bad so just get in & get out" schtick. No way in hell would I have been confrontational about it, that'd just make a bad situation worse...
36:08 Was guilty of this one once; kiddo wants to be a youtuber when she grows up, and she wanted to dance on camera in a cafe/restaurant. We got everyone's permission first, and paid them (a small amount, I think it was like $5 each) to pretend that she wasn't there. It turned out well, but the moral to the little one was *get everyone's consent first*.
This.
"No-tip" delivery orders are often just people planning to tip cash because credit card tips are often pilfered by the delivery service and even when they aren't they're subject to income tax.
Every time I order delivery I tip via the app AFTER I get the food. That could also been the case
Yup! All the delivery drivers around us know that there's a good cash tip when they get here
Lmao, no they definitely are not. People who have dashed thousands of times can count all the in person tips on one hand.
That also doesn't really happen either.
@@inspiredbubbles0304yeah. I've had lots of customers tip after the delivery is completed. some tip before and after.
15:45 the most beautiful part is that he managed to turn his heckler into a bit for himself
Heckler was unhappy at the lack of jokes.
How does it feel to BE the joke?
XD
9:06
“oh no, it’s French”
That made me laugh so hard because it was so unexpected
24:34 the ride stopped on it’s a small world at Disney World (not uncommon, i got stuck on there for like 45 minutes). She decided to climb out because it takes a long time for the employees to address the issue, decide if they’re evacuating the ride, and carry out the evacuation. Based on the announcements, it sounds like they weren’t planning to evacuate anyone, just get the ride running again.
It was in France, so if it was Disney, it would have been Disneyland Paris.
From where it is in the ride, it's likely it just got backed up rather than broke so would've taken no longer than 20 minutes maximum
Yes but that doesn't mean she's not a moron. You can get electrocuted by walking in the water on some of those water rides. Or get run over while holding your kid if it suddenly starts going again. Just sit your a** down and wait like everyone else. Her time isn't more valuable than anyone else's who is also stuck there.
Yeah I saw the original article on this the estimated time for the ride to get fixed was longer than the mother wanted to wait so she decided to pull everybody out
In the original video it gives English Spanish and French translations so this video is specifically cut down to make her look worse than what it really was. I mean it was still bad is she she wasn't creating a problem she was just refusing to get back in the boat like the announcer kept telling her to that's what she did wrong
@@anthonycory2116 The video can’t make it look worse, because she was not instructed to get out of the boat. She put her and her kids in danger and i’d be very surprised if she didn’t get kicked out of the park.
"Your right doesn't infringe on someone elses right" reminds me of the saying "your right to swing your fist ends where my face begins"
Your personal freedom ends where it infringes on other people's rights
Your right to swing your fist ends where my right *to feel safe that you're not going to hit me* starts. Threatening someone by waving your fists in their face is still a crime even if you don't make physical contact.
@@mamasimmerplays4702absolutely, but this is a common saying for people to get the point of ‘your rights don’t overcome another’s’ without necessarily only talking about physically but as a metaphor
23:30 French here !
we can hear the guy on the microphone say "please stay in your seats"
the little girl : "come on dad !"
and then at the end : "Attention please, for technical reason..." and we don't have the end
I think it was stopped because of something (don't know what) and this lady decided to put her kids on the setting (which is forbidden)
40:48 the worker just seeing a balloon go by as they realise this is their life and people bully them for views:
“Mango photobombed the video.” Because Mango is the main character. Cliccy’s just the help. 😂
Maybe Mango is jealous because of all the attention the Emotional Support Demon has been getting lately?
I would argue Mango is THE main character. He just let Cliccy and ESD get their little character arcs to be nice. Now they gotta make room for Mango again, or THEY'RE GONNA GET F*CKED UP!!
He's also jealous that ESD get plushies permamently available. "WAT ABT ME CLICCY!? WAT ABT MA FANS WANTIN MA PLUSHIES ALWAYS AVAILABLE?!"
Want a Mango so badly xxx
20:46 I have never felt so desperate before like with this video.
"NOOO RAMON 😡😡"
"SI, GANÉ GANÉ 🤑"
Click is right, this is pure rage 😂
Yeah that lady is just forkin el-stupido.
It's not that serious, but it's SO enrageing. This is how monopoly breaks up families. 😂
@@srose1088 the problem is that people like this are usually not only like this during competitions. If they are this nasty and annoying over something so low stakes imagine how they are when actual issues prop up
She was so rude and mean towards the guy… I really hope they aren’t a couple
@@DoritoBot9000 Good point. Maybe siblings?
I like how you stay with the old youtube formula of long videos that now reaches over an hour long instead of doing the more modern 7-20 minute long video. Love your content
Seconded
I dunno if you're still living in 2018 but long videos have been successful on TH-cam for ages
@@jaymercer4692fr, video essays are trending and always have been i think
TH-cam actually started out with short videos, but they have been increasing in length over the years.
When you sort searches, you can still filter by length with "under 4 minutes", "4 - 20 mintues", and "over 20 minutes".
I don't know why you mention 4-20 minutes specifically, but there's nothing particularly "modern" about videos of that length. Lengths have increased from that point years ago.
It's actually the multipele hour long analyses that are relatively modern (as in: increasingly more common in the past decade) :)
I think part of the length thought is that recently, TH-cam has been promoting shorter content again. Specifically via Shorts, though
So like, 11 minute videos do get promoted, but so do 40 second and 40 minute ones, it's kinda the best period of the algorithm so far
27:40
Karens when a business gets in trouble for refusing to make a gay cake: It's a private business! They have the right to refuse!
Karens when the business tells her to put on a mask: I have rights! This private business can't refuse my patronage!
These people don't care about "rights" at all, the only person or business with "rights" is the one that serves their personal agenda.
Ah yes. The rules for thee but not for me argument lmao. It's amazing how many conservative "free breathers" exposed their hypocrisy because they didn't wanna wear a cute little cloth mask.
Everybody forgets about freedom the moment they're the ones being freedomed.
45:11 Violence is not always the answer. Sometimes it is a question. And the answer is yes
I find the whole "aliens replacing people's brains with toddlers' brains" thing offensive. First we really aren't going to do something like that. Second my toddler is way more mature than those adults. But then again I guess it could have been a trade.
"We"? You are an alien?
@@InevitableMethey have invader zim as their profile pic so ye
Your pfp is awesome!! I love Invader Zim too!!
But the question remains--are your toddlers way more mature, BECAUSE they've had the brain swap?
Wait, are we not replacing human brains anymore? Always the last to hear this stuff. Pretty soon we won't even be probing them anymore!
So the girl in about 20:30 was constantly wrong and when she realized that the guy was right she put the bottles correctly and when the guy was going to tell her that that's how he said the bottles should got she went "hush, this is my turn" and when the other person said "all correct" she said "YES! then I win!? I WIN! I won, (name), learn how to loose"
Competitive behavior...a toxic one...
tbh it seems like she was either fucking with him on purpose, or just waiting him to get the majority of them right as a strategy.
yeah i think she thought they were competing and he thought they were working together
@@DannyOrange yeah, that seems most likely
19:38
The guy alone would have figured it out by now, she keeps changing his on purpose 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love it when click says I smell nice. Major confidence boost
Me too.
Yeah everytime I watch his videos hearing that I smell nice makes me smile
Me too.
You smell bad.
Smells like a simp in here.
34:11 Yeah, this is kinda good information. There are a lot of children drownings in pools just because a child cant swim, and they just walk into the deep end. My dad one time had a like, 3yo kid walk up to him and touch his leg. Because he was the only one tall enough for the kid to actually reach from that deep.
Another time, I was doing something similar to the guy in the vid. Just floating on the surface, and looking at the pretty reflections off the bottom of the pool. The lifeguard gave me a poke, because he was scared I had actually drowned whilst he was on duty. I could see some terror in his eyes.
Point is, drownings happen a lot easier than people might believe, but intentionally playing dead isn't going to bring any light to that message. You'll scare everyone more by doing so.
Yep, that's the reason you can, and often will, be kicked out of pools for pretending to be in distress. It's a major distraction and could cause guards to miss something else. I only ever had to kick a few people out for it, but I had to warn dozens of people to stop. It was actually a "One warning and you're out" policy because of the danger it posed to other swimmers.
As a current lifeguard at least where I'm from we get taught to recognize weather they're actually drowning or not if we're not certain we go in
@@lunawolf9572 yep, if in doubt go, it's better to jump in unnecessarily than miss something.
Once I saved a 10 year old kid that just jumped in the deep part of a pool at a camping, while he couldn’t swim. He couldn’t explain why he jumped, while he didn’t know how deep it was. He was lucky I was in that pool at that moment, there was nobody else.
Kids do strange stuff.
One time a lifeguard told me to stop "pretending i cant swim" when i was literally struggling to stay above water😭 i was usually okay in the deep end but they suddenly turned on the wave machine, like MAX POWER, and i didnt have time to get out. Luckily the guard turned it down and helped me out lol
People... both guys or girls, couples or singles.... being weird at the gym will never not make me uncomfortable.
Its hard enough to watch it on screen, its even worse when I see it in person. I'm just there to work out please let me focus, get though it, and leave without pulling out your phone and recording yourself and everyone else.
Especially in the locker room! I'm guilty of taking the occasional selfie in the locker room, but I'm careful to do it when no one else is in there. Last week, a couple of girls/women (teens or early 20s) were taking pictures of themselves and one another near me while I was changing. It made me so uncomfortable.
in my country, it's common to live in condominiums rather than suburbs, and the shared gym is always empty. you always see the same people using it at the same time according to their schedules, but like, it wont go above 3-4 using it at the same time. in a space like this, i see no problem recording yourself. not only the space is empty, but in a way youre not even outside your house, since it's still inside the condominium.
in public gyms though?? i really have to question everything. the amount of hoops you have to jump through in my country to find yourself in a populated gym, and youre gonna complain that there are other people using the space as intended because you want to NOT do that?? deranged.
@@core17yea
And as a trans woman people say Im the problem. Like I use family changing rooms for this reason.
I don't use gyms or locker rooms cause being around people in that setting by itself makes me feel weird.
@@cryochick9044 I'm among those who recognize that you are not the problem. I hope, in your lifetime, you're able to exist in a time in which those who do think that way are a rare minority.
From what I understand with the Disneyland Paris It’s A Small World, the ride had stopped, and had been stopped for a while. The mother then decided to disregard the speaker warning saying stay in your seats. She got out of the boat and self-evaced her kids onto attraction part. From what I found out she was BOLOd for a significant amount of time.
29:01 Note: According to the Civil Rights Act, the government cannot discriminate against you, but Private Companies ABSOLUTELY CAN AND WILL.
That's completely untrue. The Civil Rights Act has an entire section dedicated to private businesses; Title II.
@@jbird4478the fact that you know that for a fact and have reviewed a whole government document to know it is impressing me
If you’re actually right then I applaud you for having the patience to read that and know your rights 👏
@@Boris_foe Well thanks, but i haven't reviewed the whole thing. It's common knowledge. In the past there were stores with sign that said "no blacks" (in less friendly terms). The Civil Rights Act put an end to that in the 60's.
Bruh, that's clearly not thr case lmao.
@@bibsp3556broski, bad people being bad doesn't mean it's legal.
i once went to a religious shrine with my family and there were signs everywhere that said "NO PHOTOS DURING MASSES" and some of the people who were just tourists and not religious either couldn't read the signs or simply didn't care and the people who were assigned to stop recordings and pictures were on them so fast it was like they were psychic. they had signs that had phones with an X on them and they would be RIGHT there to block their view. it was incredible.
41:00 In Rotterdam, you don't get 3 years in prison for doing that. You get to push up daisies, because the tram driver will just run you over.😄
In Cologne, Germany, they might not run you over but they will kill you with sarcasm for the hole area to hear over loudspeaker AND call the cops on you 😅 that one time a guy wiggled through the closed barrier on a tram crossing with his bike to reach the train, conductor refused to drive with the guy on board, guy refused to get off and argued with the other passengers until the police showed up to take care of him. all of that during prime commuting hours… fun times 😅
As spanish speaker the video around 20:00 hurts.. :( No, Ramon, no... no te quedes con ella.
Justice for Ramon 😭😭😭