Story 5. When the mom was disapproving, I was sitting here wondering WHY THE FUCK SHE DIDN"T SAY ANYTHING WHEN HER CHILD WAS GRABBED BY A STRNAGER! THAT right there makes her NOT a good mom.
My mom (or i, depending on who was the quickest) would have punched him, grabbed him by the hair or grabbed a glass jar/heavy product and used it on that empty head of that man, then call the cops, get cps involved and have him arrested.
Seriously! My step mom and I didn't get along much when I was younger but I know she'd throw hands at anyone who thought they had the right to grab me like that. Wtf was with the mom here?
Depends on the sect. The more traditional churches have no problem with alcohol. The more radical protestants, especially fundamentalists, are teetotalers. They even go so far as to claim that references to wine in the Bible actually refer to unfermented grape juice. It's fascinating what things in the Bible Biblical literalists will decide aren't to be taken literally after all.
Been rereading my Bible recently. Noah literally got drunk naked after the flood and his sons helped him get redressed. I somehow missed this originally
Damn. I love that. 😂 Funny story. I spent many years in customer service with a large swath of that time in retail and the remainder of it as a server. At one of my serving jobs, that I had over the years, I waited on a Catholic Deacon and his wife. They do, indeed, drink. He loved his merlot. He became one of my regulars before he retired from the clergy.
Karen passes judgement on a Priest and decided that she needs to put him in his place by throwing bottles of wine at him?!? Seriously?? That is insane! Just when you think you have heard it all. Even Priests aren't safe from the wrath of the wild Karen anymore.
"If you are without sin, cast the first..... wine bottle....?" 🙄 Hope Karen got charged with Assault With A Deadly Weapon, and received quality jail time.
Story 3: I know not all priests perform exorcisms (though I could be wrong), but the Karen seemed like she needed one with her screaming incoherently and throwing wine bottles
One question: Did she react aggressively when confronted with a holy object or the mention of the Virgin Mary (aka the Theotokos)? That is one sign but you need to see if she also has unusual strength, knowledge of languages she never speaks and preternatural knowledge of events. If all signs are there, she needs an exorcism.
Why on earth would the last person's mom expect her to help people at a store she doesn't work for?! She's not an employee so she doesn't owe random strangers anything but also she doesn't know where items are so how can she help in the first place? Sounds exactly like my own mom. Yeah I've helped people find something in a store I was very familiar with and where the employees are genuinely hard to find. But I'm definitely not going to run around a place I'm unfamiliar with, especially for someone who won't take 'I don't work here" for an answer.
Typical narc mom!! She put others feelings above her own daughters. She actually found nothing wrong with a strange man putting his hands on & yelling at her for not obeying him!! 😠
@@rogueshark23 Yeah I agree with this! If this was me, the man would have had a microsecond to contemplate his mistake as my mother's fist was about to connect with his face! She would have stopped this shit with the mother, and around the older daughter, would have side tracked over to the mother to yell at her to "get a clue, the world does not revolve around you KAREN (would have called her that even if it wasn't her name) my son already told you he doesn't work here!" (worse thing! This did happen with my younger brother who is 27, except with our mother, and the idiot man suffered HIS wrath (me and my siblings inherited or gained somehow in my adopted baby sister's case LOL our mother's EXTREME anger issues when provoked! I have a larger fuse, but my little brothers, not so much! I'm the People Pleaser....to a limit, which is why the mother disgusts me on how she victim blamed her daughter for something that wasn't her fault! My brothers though, are pretty much what happens when idiots don't take my "peaceful resolution" and walk away! Or simply not be aggressive in the first place if I'm NOT around since I'm the only one other then our mother who can control my brothers when either are pissed off! And the quickest way to piss them AND me off is touching our mother! Luckily it was self defense even though my brother was brutal so he didn't get in trouble, but that asshole learned it's best not to be manhandling 50 year old women! Not that my mother wouldn't have kneed him! And it saved her dog, a little collie from getting hurt being protective of her as he was with her)
unless girl realized she was being a jerk and finding out guy was not an employee let her off the hook ?? . (I try to give people an out when they paint themselves in a corner.)
Totally. Just because a person's job includes serving customers they are not of lesser worth. In fact I think often those of supposedly lower social standing are better human beings.
@@finallythere100 It doesn't matter. Her treatment of people she saw as "lower" than her speaks volumes. This is coming from someone who one time snapped at an employee. I was having a bad day, under a lot of stress, and there was a miscommunication. But I never ONCE talked the person down, berated them, called them stupid, etc. It was just crossed wires and me frustrated and getting upset and loud. I'm not happy about that, I'm not proud of it, but there's a SIGNIFICANT difference between how i was and how SHE was. You don't treat people that way. Period.
@@NekoYuki - I'm not disagreeing w you there, just that it struck me as possibly one who knew he/she screwed up and wanted an excuse to back out w/o admitting guilt. I'm totally with you on your main point! I DETEST rudeness to those who serve or who are otherwise in less fortunate positions.
I've only had one time where I was mistaken for being a worker. Imagine the scene: I'm standing in a Michael's, past the checkouts (waiting for Mom to finish checking out), and behind the barrier that blocks the checkouts from the rest of the store. I'm wearing a red shirt, and you can only see me from the shoulders up. Michael's employees wore red shirts (at least, back then). Lady comes up and asks me about something - I say, 'oh, I don't work here'. She laughs. I laugh. She continues her search for an employee. Thank goodness she wasn't a Karen.
Perfect first date idea: Go to a restaurant that is busy and/or understaffed. Some “servers are beneath me” types will try to hide their true colors or can remain tolerant as long as the wait isn’t bad. If they treat a polite, exhausted server like crap for things out of their control, you know what you’re dealing with.
@@Jazzatic2011 "servers are beneath me" types would never honestly answer questions that would reveal their true colours. You have to be shockingly naive to think that
@@sebastianquinchia1840 naw I was just thinking could stand to have more fun on a first date. But your method isn’t beating around the bush and that isn’t bad at all. Kind of the I’m not wasting my time method.
@@sebastianquinchia1840 also people can be careful but eventually their words do trap them. As said before your means are just a matter of cutting to the chase quickly.
My grandma once told me that the two people you don't want to piss off are the people who sign your check and the people who make your food. You have no idea what they may do to your food. She is gone now but that stuck with me.😢
I read the title and my only thought was a mantra I have to repeat to myself when people actually drive me to contemplate violence. "Lord grant me patience, for if you grant me strength, I fear I'll have to ask for forgiveness later." I'm not even Catholic or Christian, but for some reason my friends love this phrase and some have used it before.
@@HeoBaby24 if we're talking about the first story, its relatively common to use that kind of phrasing when referring to people who treat employees/servers/etc like shit, as a way to highlight how that kind of Karen views those people. And thats what it honestly seems like OP was doing. I doubt they actually use that terminology otherwise.
@@ultimateninjaboi yah that's what I'm saying You getting on Karen for thinking your an employee which I understand she shouldn't be ruined she was right to think your an employee since why the fuck are you behind the counter? But then using "the help" instead of employees or workers But nah you used something so fucking dehumanizing and fucked up
Catholic priests not allowed to drink? Really? Karen clearly hasn't met many Catholic priests. When your own mother thinks you should help some complete stranger, you know you need to really push the point of TIME OFF.
Priest Story: This story and some of the comments below reminded me of a Joke I heard once... Why should you ALWAYS Pay the Exorcist on time without complaints? Because if you don't your formerly Possessed relative will be Repossessed... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Story 5: Colored shirts shouldn't be enough of a determination of whether someone is an employee. I've come across a lot of people in red at Target and only a tenth of them have the name tag that determines that they are an employee
I can understand making the mistake seeing them from behind, but once you realize they don't have a name tag that should be enough to turn that lightbulb on
"If you want to know what a man's like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals.”- Sirius Black (Ironic considering how he treats Kreacher, but good advice still. ) For the priest story, since the late 1800s the Christian church has been associated with temperance, ie moderation/abstention from alcohol so even if there isnt official prohibitions there may be a perception that priests shouldn't drink. Ironic considering not only the history but the joke stereotype of the priest that is always into the sacramental wine.
Certain Protestant church denominations. They saw Catholics as unchristian papists that were unruly drunks, and contributed to anti Irish and anti Italian bigotry as well as prohibition.
@@Jourell1 True, but you said "the Christian church" like that's one monolithic group, as opposed to the many dozen organizations it's been for centuries.
I'm waiting for the day an armed robber goes into a store wearing a ski mask, and gets mistaken for an employee, cuz at this point, anyone and everyone works at places they aren't employed at.
What would make that scenario work is if, when the robber tells Karen he is not an employee, Karen attacks him and takes him down, subdues him, knocking the gun out of his hand in the process, all the while screaming for a manager, the police, etc. and then when the news get wind of it, Karen is haled as a hero.
@@tinydancer7426 that implies the Karen might be one of the rare few who uses their brains. They mistaken people in graphic tees for employees all the time, so
@@sakilynn No, no, no, no, no. You misunderstand me. Karen would be doing all that I described being her natural Karen self ..... it would just so happen that she has made a demand of the robber and when he doesn't comply with her demand is when she goes off on him and takes him down, with rest of my proposed scenario following by happenstance. I in no way intended for my proposal of events to mean or imply that Karen showed or employer even an nth of common sense or intelligence or awareness of what was really going down. Rather, it would all just coincidentally occur with the proposed result. Of course Karen would have no real appreciation or understand of what happened or how, by virtue of her insane behavior, that anything positive came as a result. Of course she would revel in her new found reputation and recognition as "Hero", which would logically only feed her sense of importance to the world and entitlement to special consideration in all things. 😄
Last OP should have screamed in the grocery - once someone puts a hand on you, all bets are off. She would have been justified just decking his sorry behind. In the store? Just strip off the shirt and tell those idiots, 'problem solved' and walk out with your head held high.
Priest story is nuts: drinking is about the only vice they are allowed. Well, that and in some places they can still smoke. Oh, and gamble - Bingo! Hope the lawyer got her some therapy or keeps her butt at home now!
Story 3: I would LOVE to hearing her reason for how preachers drinking is unacceptable, because last I checked, preachers and priests are human (as OP said) and can drink wine.
Off the top of my head, there's a couple of relevant Biblical provisions that are interpreted differently by different groups. There are general verses that say not to get drunk, and there is a specific provision from Paul in his list of qualifications for church leaders that they should not be men who were prone to drink. Some Christians interpret these as a ban on any drinking at all, where others interpret them as a ban on getting drunk. Presumably this Karen was of the former variety.
To be fair, I actually did this the other day. In my local supermarket where the staff wear green sweaters, I couldnt find something, and saw a lass in a green sweater with what looked like the store emblem on the front, in an aisle checking things on a shelf, so approached her and asked her, very politely, if she could tell me which aisle the item was on. She said "i'm sorry, I dont work here". I was absolutely mortified, and apologised straight away. It was my own fault, as I explained to her, I saw the green sweater and didnt have my spectacles on to see the motif clearly. She was really sweet about it, and laughed when I asked her if I would end up here :) I would NEVER be rude to store employees; they're there to do a job, often for crap wages, not put up with arrogant people's shit. And as my son works in a supermarket I would be angry Momma bear if somebody ever spoke to him in such a nasty way. Luckily, he opted for night shifts when the store is closed so he doesnt have to deal with bad mannered people. I've managed retail stores in the past, and all my kids and I have worked in retail AND food service industries, so have many of these kinds of stories to share. Sorry again to the girl in the green sweater. That'll teach me not to put on my glasses.
Your observation about the waiter goes roughly like this: "A person who is nice to you but rude to a waiter is not a nice person." It's been attributed to Dave Barry. And it's dead right. Dad taught me never to be rude to folks like waiters and I still won't to this day. Also: "You're going to hell!" "See you there." or "I'll be waiting for you."
2nd story: Hey lady, go down to the scoop shovels used for scooping up horse dookies and buy one of those If your dog is anything like you, he's as full of it as you are 3rd story: Karens like this shouldn't even be near alcohol let alone assaulting customers or staff 5th story: Don't assume that random people in a store are employees. Also, if you aren't wearing an ID tag from THAT store, you're NOT an employee
Went out with one guy for quite a while; he tended to snobbery but didn't seem too bad; devolved into an arrogant P-word to a waiter in a restaurant, and that was it. We were "ex's" within a short period of time. Apart from how stupid it is to offend a waiter in a restaurant, where the chefs can hear every word. Lol.
I used to do service calls at grocery stores fixing their cameras and network issues. We had a running joke that if you were still getting asked questions regarding produce, your tool belt wasn’t big enough. I’d be standing on a ladder, hips adorned with tools and pouches, and hands fully immersed in the guts of a camera-housing and i’d still get asked “where are the eggs?”
Absolutely insane the things people will blame you for. I was once sideswiped by a car while I was crossing a walking cross. Luckily I wasn’t injured but the lady driving got out, asked if I was okay, then tried to tell me I shouldn’t cross the road when my light doesn’t say walk. Not only did I have the walking light, there’s a sign next to her light that says yield to pedestrians. She tried to convince me that it was my fault that it happened.
That's great logic right there, you're wearing a black shirt that means you are an employee of every store that exists. I think people just leave their brains at home when they go shopping or something lol. Love your videos Peace and love to you and your family 💜🧡💜🧡💜🧡
#1 When someone mistake you for an employee and treat you like crap but change entirely when they realize that you are not one, you KNOW that person is full of crap. #3 Priests not allowed to drink ? Since WHEN !? That mass wine IS wine. It's normally cut with some water, but, often, it's just a few drops of water in a full glass of wine. Also, priests are allowed to dring whatever they please as long that they don't drink «excessively». #5 Apparently, OP could wear some tie die T-shits with holes, frayed pants and mismatched sandals in a high fashion boutique and still get confused for someone working there. Some times, the steam just need to get released.
Story 5: OP did nothing wrong. They were honest with the family more than once, however the family didn't listen and search for an employee. There is a fair difference between being kind and go out of their way to help someone in need from the heart, and taking advantage of. Family members kept going to point dragging a child into it and father confessed they were related. Know something isn't right. As for the mother, despite witnessing their own child getting harassed, stalked, physically touched on the shoulder and yelled at by a fully grown man and family, Tried to put the blame on OP. Thats a red flag towards toxicity. The mother should've listened to OP and got out of the store, or tried to intervened and told them to leave OP alone, and report to an employee or at the front desk instead of insisting to let the situation escalate. Sure the family would've received a warning not to stalk or assault other customers first rime bit if do it more than once, they could face getting banned from the store. Later story with the rude lady: Having guys to acknowledge and apologise for your own mistakes takes a lot of courage and modest, but to try to blame others for your own mistakes is not okay.
THAT ONE did it for ME TOO!!! Do NOTHING.... while your child (I KNOW, she was Not Physically... A... CHILD. But, IS technically.. is HER child) .... is being stalked and harassed??? OOOOOOHHH, H E L L NO!!!! THEN.... a MAN... Grabbing my daughter! NOT.... O K!!! And stoop soo low to use A CHILD.... to try & "guilt" her into doing what they THEMSELVES... could have done, AND have FOUND in all that time. I'm FURIOUS @ THAT "MOTHER"!!!!! Your daughter had been at work since 5am.... then running round thru the grocery store to help u shop... and you Can't be bothered to do ANYTHING in your daughter's defense but BE ANNOYED that she's not only helping U shop, But a WHOLE nother family??? Who be searching the store THEMSELVES! The LAZZZYY ENTITLED B#######!!!!!! DON'T TREAT... MY CUB... LIKE THAT!!!!!! YOU GONNA B DEALIN W/MOMMA BEAR! And 3....in... one day??? What are the chances of THAT????
@@pistolannie6500 Agreed. OP would be been exhausted from a long shift. First two times were a coincidence, but after third time, not so much. Plus the situation would've all been caught on camera.
First story 100% agree, Had a group of at the time friends who'd leave shit on the table, barely look at wait staff etc, annoyed the shit out of me, they were nice to me at the time but not so to others, eventually it clicked in my head to drop them like a hot potato sack of fresh shit, I find people are nice to certain people over others are usually just trying to look good instead of be good
Before covid, I would go into shops and stores. I often would get asked where something was. If I knew where said item was, I would gladly point people in the right direction. It never bothers me to help someone if asked politely. I guess I have been lucky in these incidents, no one has ever been rude to me. Actually most people are embarrassed when they realise I don't work there.
I'm laughing so much at the priest one because it reminds me of a "mistake" my grandpa made with the priest at my brother's baptism party. Though thankfully it ended in laughs and not that craziness that Karen showed. Grandpa used to man the bar for every family function so he could get all the troublemakers drunk and in a taxi early on in the party. So at my brother's baptism party, the priest came in a little after the party started and Grandpa offered him a pop. To which the priest loudly replied with a laugh, "What? Just because I'm a priest you think I don't drink? I'll have a whiskey!" So yeah, Grandpa stopped offering pop first to priests after that.
I remember reading in a book somewhere, I don't remember what book, that said If you want to know the true nature of a person, do not look at how they treat their equals, but how they treat thier perceived lessers!
Here's my thing, treat everyone equally, and treat everyone how you want to be treated. If you want people to treat you like a steaming pile of shit, then treat them as such. If you people to treat you with respect and show you respect. This goes with retail and food service workers, SPECIALLY if they can royally FUCK UP your day/week. In the US Army, it's an unspoken rule not to screw with the people who supply you your food, your pay, your gear, and maintains your vehicles. Karens need to learn this. Also, that last story, I loved how OP put her in her place, I would've said "LADY AM I NOT ALLOWED TO WEAR SHIRTS!? SHOULD I WALK AROUND TOPPLESS!?" Granted I don't get confused for working somewhere, partly because I'm normally covered in sawdust, but I'd enjoy the day that someone accuses me of working somewhere, while I'm covered in a fine layer of sawdust, so I can start patting myself down and asking, "Where the hell is that store name tag!? Oh, right, I DON'T FREAKING HAVE ONE! I JUST HAVE A TON OF SAWDUST ALL OVER ME!"
I'm definitely going to join that sub since I remember an encounter easily 20 years ago at an auto parts store. I had an encounter with a Karen who first thought I worked there, then went on some religious tirade after reading my shirt. She stopped me to ask where something is. My shirt is blue, and the store employee shirts were red (Murray's before changing to O'Reilly). Then she saw my shirt, which was an Incubus band shirt. You can imagine her religious tirade that followed even though I didn't care at all about her stupid religion. I did one-up her at the end. I'll have to post the story in the sub.
ive had a friend get bothered all time wearing black shirts she came up with a great way to stop it she got i dont work here shirts made in big letters love that gal
When a customer abuses a server, there is an obligation to wait for them to leave, and abuse them in the parking lot. or if it is serious, at their next stop.
8:39 That is a common practice among the clergy, even predating manuscript. Most of our world's country's cultures, take to gatherings to imbibe in spirits, even Catholic Friars can marry whoever they want, to "Imbibe With Their Father".
Preachers are different to priests. Protestants cant have priests so they have preachers. Catholics have priests as they have been trained to be a priest and are qualified
Southern state says it all. She could very well have been a Southern Baptist and I believe they frown on the use of alcohol by anyone, and especially a minister. Of course, that doesn't excuse her behavior, but it could explain why she was so shocked.
I was raised Southern Baptist. They are some of the most judgemental, "holier than thou", selective preaching Christians on the planet. Consuming any alcohol, dancing, tattoos, smoking cigarettes, and many more things are high sins to them.
"If you want to know what a man's like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals." -Sirius Black Probably the most important lesson Harry Potter has ever taught me.
Gotta love the "I see you here all the time" explanation of why you HAVE to work here. You know who else was here every time that you saw me here? You were. By that logic, you work here too lady.
A couple days ago I was in Walmart, and I happen to get asked not once, not twice, but THRICE if I worked at there. Did I mention i was wearing a RED Polo shirt?
When I came home on leave from deployment my priest pulled out an aged whiskey and we drank the whole bottle ! RIP Father Nick you were the best!!( no longer a practicing Catholic ) people are so friggin ignorant!!
Priest or not , i would have sued her, this is why people like this get away with, no one wants to take the time to prosecute, and she gets community sevice after hitting a man with a bottle, anyone who didn't have a lawyer husband with liberal friends would have gotten at least 3 years in prison for assualt with a deadly WEAPON, but she how different the rich and political are treated for their viloent crimes compared to the rest of us
I totally agree with your point. The law seems to vary in direct proportion to one's economic status, and wealthy people can get away with offenses with little or no repercussions. However, I don't think that she, or any of her social set could be construed as "liberals". By her actions and behavior, she strikes me as being ultra conservative, judgmental and rigid in her beliefs.
Good for Op on standing up for themselves in the last one. Their logic is ridiculous! As far as im concerned employees have some sort of badge or design on their shirt, or some accessories. Maybe op should get that shirt printed with "Just because im wearing black does not mean i work here!" Maybe then they'll get the hint.
On the rare occasions when I need help in a store and the person I see is wearing something similar to the Store Uniform but I'm not sure if they actually work there or is just a Customer that likes that colour of clothing, I will approach them and POLITELY ask if they work there and if they say no, I Apologize for disturbing them, tell them to have a good day and then LEAVE THEM ALONE!!! I DON'T argue with them and claim they're Lying and are Lazy Employees, I believe them when they say they don't work there and I go look for an actual Employee who is paid to help me find whatever I'm seeking... 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
A Wilson - absolutely !!! I do the same thing - just ask a simple, polite question. I have helped a few people in grocery stores though - and sometimes people have asked me if I could use so,e help,reaching things as I’m about 5ft. and in my middle 70s - I appreciate it when I could use some help and always say thank you!!!!!
If I had someone tell me I shouldn’t wear a black shirt because I look like I should work somewhere I wouldn’t at all be surprised if I brought race into this and asked “So if someone’s skin was dark would you presume they should do your bidding just because their natural skin was that? Maybe think about what you said about a singular color present on a generic and common piece of clothing.” And I would walk away. Also I’m so glad to know I wasn’t the only one who would have wanted to punch the guy who grabbed and yelled at the last lady 😔
"But _you're_ an employee; I see you in here all the time!"
"If _you're_ here all the time, doesn't that mean _you're_ an employee as well...?"
Exactly so.
"Then i have to find my own manager!"
Story 5.
When the mom was disapproving, I was sitting here wondering WHY THE FUCK SHE DIDN"T SAY ANYTHING WHEN HER CHILD WAS GRABBED BY A STRNAGER!
THAT right there makes her NOT a good mom.
Mom would be doing shopping alone after that
A horrible mother who is probably a Karen.
Right? I would come unglued if someone grabbed my kid and started shouting at her!
My mom (or i, depending on who was the quickest) would have punched him, grabbed him by the hair or grabbed a glass jar/heavy product and used it on that empty head of that man, then call the cops, get cps involved and have him arrested.
Seriously! My step mom and I didn't get along much when I was younger but I know she'd throw hands at anyone who thought they had the right to grab me like that. Wtf was with the mom here?
"Priests aren't allowed to drink."
Someone remind this lady of communion lol. I'm not even Christian and I knew they could at least have wine.
there is of course also the possibility that it was a gift.
The wine is often mild, think Mogen David.
Communion wine is weak (and sweet), but Priests are allowed to enjoy alcohol in moderation as a lifestyle thing - "in moderation" being key.
Depends on the sect. The more traditional churches have no problem with alcohol. The more radical protestants, especially fundamentalists, are teetotalers. They even go so far as to claim that references to wine in the Bible actually refer to unfermented grape juice. It's fascinating what things in the Bible Biblical literalists will decide aren't to be taken literally after all.
@@wfcoaker1398 Wait! What? Christians twist what's in the Bible to serve there own needs? I can't believe things like this happen
I can't stop laughing at that Karen who thought priests shouldn't drink. Alcohol is one of the few vices allowed to Catholic clergy.
It's an essential part of the liturgy for Christ's sake.
... Like literally. For His sake. He told us all to do it.
Been rereading my Bible recently. Noah literally got drunk naked after the flood and his sons helped him get redressed. I somehow missed this originally
Lmfao this part. Anyone from a catholic country would be so amused. We all have so many drunk priest stories 😂 😂 😂
What was the first public miracle by Jesus?
Priests are allowed to drink just not in a excess
In the last story, the OP's mom is almost as bad as the Karen! Does Mom do this to other customers when OP is not with her?
Story #3: "Priests aren't allowed to drink alcohol!"
Well, after dealing with someone like that Karen, I think he deserves a drink.
He needs a whole bottle after that interaction.
"Priests aren't allowed to drink!"
Lady, your lord and saviour literally turned water into wine. Dude was a freaking party animal.
As a Irish man this is hilarious, clearly she's never been or a Irish wake. We basically force pints on the priest 😂
you mean like wine for communion?
Damn. I love that. 😂 Funny story. I spent many years in customer service with a large swath of that time in retail and the remainder of it as a server. At one of my serving jobs, that I had over the years, I waited on a Catholic Deacon and his wife. They do, indeed, drink. He loved his merlot. He became one of my regulars before he retired from the clergy.
If the liquor store Karen believes wine is so evil, THEN WHY IS SHE IN A LIQUOR STORE?!
Cause she's evil. Lol
"But I see you here all the time!!"
"So you are here just as much as me. Are YOU an employee?"
Karen passes judgement on a Priest and decided that she needs to put him in his place by throwing bottles of wine at him?!? Seriously?? That is insane! Just when you think you have heard it all. Even Priests aren't safe from the wrath of the wild Karen anymore.
"If you are without sin, cast the first..... wine bottle....?" 🙄
Hope Karen got charged with Assault With A Deadly Weapon, and received quality jail time.
@@lancerevell5979 Idk if wine is considered a deadly weapon but I hope she did. I doubt it though. The Priest probably convinced them not to.
Unfortunately no one is safe from the wild Karen's of the world.🌍🌎🌏
@@TheOfficialTarynTots From the end of the story, it didn't sound like he tried to talk it down.
She was probably drunk.
Story 3: I know not all priests perform exorcisms (though I could be wrong), but the Karen seemed like she needed one with her screaming incoherently and throwing wine bottles
You are correct. Not all priests perform exorcisms. Doing such requires specialized training that not all priests have or even believe in.
And like all things religion, it'd be 100% fake and put online for views.
One question: Did she react aggressively when confronted with a holy object or the mention of the Virgin Mary (aka the Theotokos)? That is one sign but you need to see if she also has unusual strength, knowledge of languages she never speaks and preternatural knowledge of events. If all signs are there, she needs an exorcism.
You may not be a priest, but your diagnosis sounds accurate.
OP did mention banshee. 🤣
Why on earth would the last person's mom expect her to help people at a store she doesn't work for?! She's not an employee so she doesn't owe random strangers anything but also she doesn't know where items are so how can she help in the first place? Sounds exactly like my own mom. Yeah I've helped people find something in a store I was very familiar with and where the employees are genuinely hard to find. But I'm definitely not going to run around a place I'm unfamiliar with, especially for someone who won't take 'I don't work here" for an answer.
I think OPs mom is a people pleaser.
Typical narc mom!! She put others feelings above her own daughters. She actually found nothing wrong with a strange man putting his hands on & yelling at her for not obeying him!! 😠
I feel for her. I worked in customer service during high school and adults could give a f@@@ about your age as they screamed at you and made you cry
OPs mom is gonna be one of those "why dont my kids call?" Moms.
@@rogueshark23 Yeah I agree with this! If this was me, the man would have had a microsecond to contemplate his mistake as my mother's fist was about to connect with his face! She would have stopped this shit with the mother, and around the older daughter, would have side tracked over to the mother to yell at her to "get a clue, the world does not revolve around you KAREN (would have called her that even if it wasn't her name) my son already told you he doesn't work here!" (worse thing! This did happen with my younger brother who is 27, except with our mother, and the idiot man suffered HIS wrath (me and my siblings inherited or gained somehow in my adopted baby sister's case LOL our mother's EXTREME anger issues when provoked! I have a larger fuse, but my little brothers, not so much! I'm the People Pleaser....to a limit, which is why the mother disgusts me on how she victim blamed her daughter for something that wasn't her fault! My brothers though, are pretty much what happens when idiots don't take my "peaceful resolution" and walk away! Or simply not be aggressive in the first place if I'm NOT around since I'm the only one other then our mother who can control my brothers when either are pissed off! And the quickest way to piss them AND me off is touching our mother! Luckily it was self defense even though my brother was brutal so he didn't get in trouble, but that asshole learned it's best not to be manhandling 50 year old women! Not that my mother wouldn't have kneed him! And it saved her dog, a little collie from getting hurt being protective of her as he was with her)
Story one: absolutely agree you can tell a person’s character by how they treat wait staff
unless girl realized she was being a jerk and finding out guy was not an employee let her off the hook ?? . (I try to give people an out when they paint themselves in a corner.)
Totally. Just because a person's job includes serving customers they are not of lesser worth. In fact I think often those of supposedly lower social standing are better human beings.
@@finallythere100 It doesn't matter. Her treatment of people she saw as "lower" than her speaks volumes. This is coming from someone who one time snapped at an employee. I was having a bad day, under a lot of stress, and there was a miscommunication. But I never ONCE talked the person down, berated them, called them stupid, etc. It was just crossed wires and me frustrated and getting upset and loud. I'm not happy about that, I'm not proud of it, but there's a SIGNIFICANT difference between how i was and how SHE was. You don't treat people that way. Period.
@@NekoYuki - I'm not disagreeing w you there, just that it struck me as possibly one who knew he/she screwed up and wanted an excuse to back out w/o admitting guilt. I'm totally with you on your main point! I DETEST rudeness to those who serve or who are otherwise in less fortunate positions.
@@NekoYuki - PS - in the sense that the revelation "exposed" that person.
I've only had one time where I was mistaken for being a worker. Imagine the scene: I'm standing in a Michael's, past the checkouts (waiting for Mom to finish checking out), and behind the barrier that blocks the checkouts from the rest of the store. I'm wearing a red shirt, and you can only see me from the shoulders up. Michael's employees wore red shirts (at least, back then). Lady comes up and asks me about something - I say, 'oh, I don't work here'. She laughs. I laugh. She continues her search for an employee.
Thank goodness she wasn't a Karen.
Perfect first date idea:
Go to a restaurant that is busy and/or understaffed. Some “servers are beneath me” types will try to hide their true colors or can remain tolerant as long as the wait isn’t bad. If they treat a polite, exhausted server like crap for things out of their control, you know what you’re dealing with.
I see. So your the put them under pressure to know what they’re about instead of the ask questions and get to know them casually type.
@@Jazzatic2011 most people won't openly admit to being cunts to their server
@@Jazzatic2011 "servers are beneath me" types would never honestly answer questions that would reveal their true colours. You have to be shockingly naive to think that
@@sebastianquinchia1840 naw I was just thinking could stand to have more fun on a first date. But your method isn’t beating around the bush and that isn’t bad at all. Kind of the I’m not wasting my time method.
@@sebastianquinchia1840 also people can be careful but eventually their words do trap them. As said before your means are just a matter of cutting to the chase quickly.
My grandma once told me that the two people you don't want to piss off are the people who sign your check and the people who make your food. You have no idea what they may do to your food. She is gone now but that stuck with me.😢
Good one grandma. Words to live by.
Story #1: NEVER, EVER, insult anyone who makes/serves your Food & Drink!!!
You never know what you might find in the food 🍔🍔🍔🥪🍖 or drink☕🍺🥤🍹🍸🍽️🍷
I read the title and my only thought was a mantra I have to repeat to myself when people actually drive me to contemplate violence.
"Lord grant me patience, for if you grant me strength, I fear I'll have to ask for forgiveness later."
I'm not even Catholic or Christian, but for some reason my friends love this phrase and some have used it before.
Be careful about asking God for patience, because often he'll answer by giving you more occasions to exercise it. 😅
@@melkiorwiseman5234 True. 😅
Calling employees "the help' is pretty nasty as well; it's dehumanizing to those in service roles.
Yeah, I winced when I read that
Yah op doesn't seem any better than that person who calls employees "the help" like wtf?
@@HeoBaby24 if we're talking about the first story, its relatively common to use that kind of phrasing when referring to people who treat employees/servers/etc like shit, as a way to highlight how that kind of Karen views those people. And thats what it honestly seems like OP was doing. I doubt they actually use that terminology otherwise.
@@ultimateninjaboi yah that's what I'm saying
You getting on Karen for thinking your an employee which I understand she shouldn't be ruined she was right to think your an employee since why the fuck are you behind the counter?
But then using "the help" instead of employees or workers
But nah you used something so fucking dehumanizing and fucked up
@@HeoBaby24 to be fair to OP, if they have an upper class background, they might not even be aware of that fact...
Catholic priests not allowed to drink? Really? Karen clearly hasn't met many Catholic priests.
When your own mother thinks you should help some complete stranger, you know you need to really push the point of TIME OFF.
Maybe the last lady should get a shirt with "Not An Employee" in big letters.
Priest Story: This story and some of the comments below reminded me of a Joke I heard once...
Why should you ALWAYS Pay the Exorcist on time without complaints?
Because if you don't your formerly Possessed relative will be Repossessed...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
Story 5: Colored shirts shouldn't be enough of a determination of whether someone is an employee. I've come across a lot of people in red at Target and only a tenth of them have the name tag that determines that they are an employee
I can understand making the mistake seeing them from behind, but once you realize they don't have a name tag that should be enough to turn that lightbulb on
Everyone is an employee to Karen.Therefore they are beneath her, and to be used as servants or slaves.
@@DoctorOaks That light bulb is burned out.💡💡💡
Karens have low IQ
I always have a good idea of where I'm going also but maybe because I wear shorts often I am left alone 😅
"If you want to know what a man's like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals.”- Sirius Black (Ironic considering how he treats Kreacher, but good advice still. )
For the priest story, since the late 1800s the Christian church has been associated with temperance, ie moderation/abstention from alcohol so even if there isnt official prohibitions there may be a perception that priests shouldn't drink. Ironic considering not only the history but the joke stereotype of the priest that is always into the sacramental wine.
Certain Protestant church denominations. They saw Catholics as unchristian papists that were unruly drunks, and contributed to anti Irish and anti Italian bigotry as well as prohibition.
Individual Catholic clergy may or may not preach moderation regarding alcohol, but full-bore temperance is mostly a Baptist thing
@@tedcoop4392 True, I was thinking more of the temperance movement of the past, which may or may not still apply, but leads to a perception
@@Jourell1 True, but you said "the Christian church" like that's one monolithic group, as opposed to the many dozen organizations it's been for centuries.
@@tedcoop4392 fair enough
In that last story, I think I’d just tell them ‘Are you deaf as well as rude ?, I don’t work here now eff off !’
I'm waiting for the day an armed robber goes into a store wearing a ski mask, and gets mistaken for an employee, cuz at this point, anyone and everyone works at places they aren't employed at.
What would make that scenario work is if, when the robber tells Karen he is not an employee, Karen attacks him and takes him down, subdues him, knocking the gun out of his hand in the process, all the while screaming for a manager, the police, etc. and then when the news get wind of it, Karen is haled as a hero.
@@tinydancer7426 that implies the Karen might be one of the rare few who uses their brains. They mistaken people in graphic tees for employees all the time, so
@@sakilynn No, no, no, no, no. You misunderstand me. Karen would be doing all that I described being her natural Karen self ..... it would just so happen that she has made a demand of the robber and when he doesn't comply with her demand is when she goes off on him and takes him down, with rest of my proposed scenario following by happenstance. I in no way intended for my proposal of events to mean or imply that Karen showed or employer even an nth of common sense or intelligence or awareness of what was really going down. Rather, it would all just coincidentally occur with the proposed result. Of course Karen would have no real appreciation or understand of what happened or how, by virtue of her insane behavior, that anything positive came as a result. Of course she would revel in her new found reputation and recognition as "Hero", which would logically only feed her sense of importance to the world and entitlement to special consideration in all things. 😄
@@tinydancer7426 oh gods that IS a gateway for a Karen to get more entitled! 😂
@@sakilynn Absolutely beyond entitled.
Last OP should have screamed in the grocery - once someone puts a hand on you, all bets are off. She would have been justified just decking his sorry behind. In the store? Just strip off the shirt and tell those idiots, 'problem solved' and walk out with your head held high.
Priest story is nuts: drinking is about the only vice they are allowed. Well, that and in some places they can still smoke. Oh, and gamble - Bingo! Hope the lawyer got her some therapy or keeps her butt at home now!
What? They can't play video games?
@@gorilladisco9108 they can play videogames
It sounds like the wailing banshee of a woman confronted by the priest was possessed and the priest scared the demon out of her ! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
It was a Karen, not a demon. Even demons are afraid of them. Snicker.
@@mbyerly9680 even Satan would be like "we don't want her"
Story 3: I would LOVE to hearing her reason for how preachers drinking is unacceptable, because last I checked, preachers and priests are human (as OP said) and can drink wine.
and you know, the whole communion wine thing
I honestly wonder if she was baptist, they have some sort of hang-up with alcohol.
Off the top of my head, there's a couple of relevant Biblical provisions that are interpreted differently by different groups. There are general verses that say not to get drunk, and there is a specific provision from Paul in his list of qualifications for church leaders that they should not be men who were prone to drink. Some Christians interpret these as a ban on any drinking at all, where others interpret them as a ban on getting drunk. Presumably this Karen was of the former variety.
@Rose Seward that's nice?
Agreed also if I was the preacher I'm using self defense
To be fair, I actually did this the other day. In my local supermarket where the staff wear green sweaters, I couldnt find something, and saw a lass in a green sweater with what looked like the store emblem on the front, in an aisle checking things on a shelf, so approached her and asked her, very politely, if she could tell me which aisle the item was on.
She said "i'm sorry, I dont work here". I was absolutely mortified, and apologised straight away. It was my own fault, as I explained to her, I saw the green sweater and didnt have my spectacles on to see the motif clearly. She was really sweet about it, and laughed when I asked her if I would end up here :)
I would NEVER be rude to store employees; they're there to do a job, often for crap wages, not put up with arrogant people's shit. And as my son works in a supermarket I would be angry Momma bear if somebody ever spoke to him in such a nasty way. Luckily, he opted for night shifts when the store is closed so he doesnt have to deal with bad mannered people.
I've managed retail stores in the past, and all my kids and I have worked in retail AND food service industries, so have many of these kinds of stories to share.
Sorry again to the girl in the green sweater. That'll teach me not to put on my glasses.
Did Ned Flanders work there?
I hate when Ops are too nice and try to”diffuse” the situation. Snap on them!
"F off, b*tch" is a good conversation starter. It sends them to the manager must faster.
"Think of it this way, as a realtor, you've sold a house that is absolutely hideous..."
I like the way you read that.
"Where are the poop scoops?"
"Use your hands Karen".
Your observation about the waiter goes roughly like this: "A person who is nice to you but rude to a waiter is not a nice person." It's been attributed to Dave Barry. And it's dead right. Dad taught me never to be rude to folks like waiters and I still won't to this day.
Also: "You're going to hell!"
"See you there." or "I'll be waiting for you."
The Priest story. Man I feel bad for the Priest and worker. And man does OP have a lot of patience.
What would you expect from a priest
@@dutchvanderbilt9969 well I'm just saying. Having glass bottles thrown at you and having that much crazy. Just that he has the patience of a Saint.
@@TheDarkLink7 ya think she was possessed?
@@dutchvanderbilt9969 from the sound of it........ yeah. I'm surprised her head didn't spin around at one point lol.
@@TheDarkLink7 and start vomiting green stuff
If my mom took a rude families side over mine, there would be a serious talk 🥃
I would've said "well why didn't u help them mom? If it was so rude why didn't you volunteer to."
2nd story: Hey lady, go down to the scoop shovels used for scooping up horse dookies and buy one of those
If your dog is anything like you, he's as full of it as you are
3rd story: Karens like this shouldn't even be near alcohol let alone assaulting customers or staff
5th story: Don't assume that random people in a store are employees. Also, if you aren't wearing an ID tag from THAT store, you're NOT an employee
Never expect common sense from a Karen. They are like vipers, only seeing body heat. "Aha! A live person, that only exists to SERVE ME!" 🙄
Went out with one guy for quite a while; he tended to snobbery but didn't seem too bad; devolved into an arrogant P-word to a waiter in a restaurant, and that was it. We were "ex's" within a short period of time. Apart from how stupid it is to offend a waiter in a restaurant, where the chefs can hear every word. Lol.
Never mess with people who prepare and serve your food and drink.🍷🥩🥓🧀🍳🥞🥖🥐🍞🌯🍖🍔🥪🥪🥨🍟🍕
So, Karen doesn't want a priest buying wine?! What about communion?! Sure some places use grape juice but most places use wine!
I used to do service calls at grocery stores fixing their cameras and network issues. We had a running joke that if you were still getting asked questions regarding produce, your tool belt wasn’t big enough. I’d be standing on a ladder, hips adorned with tools and pouches, and hands fully immersed in the guts of a camera-housing and i’d still get asked “where are the eggs?”
Absolutely insane the things people will blame you for. I was once sideswiped by a car while I was crossing a walking cross. Luckily I wasn’t injured but the lady driving got out, asked if I was okay, then tried to tell me I shouldn’t cross the road when my light doesn’t say walk. Not only did I have the walking light, there’s a sign next to her light that says yield to pedestrians. She tried to convince me that it was my fault that it happened.
That's great logic right there, you're wearing a black shirt that means you are an employee of every store that exists. I think people just leave their brains at home when they go shopping or something lol. Love your videos Peace and love to you and your family 💜🧡💜🧡💜🧡
Leave their brains at home ? For some, we can wonder if they even have a brain.
@@Kualinar Exactly.
@@Kualinar We have a running joke in my family that we share the same braincell. 😅
#1 When someone mistake you for an employee and treat you like crap but change entirely when they realize that you are not one, you KNOW that person is full of crap.
#3 Priests not allowed to drink ? Since WHEN !? That mass wine IS wine. It's normally cut with some water, but, often, it's just a few drops of water in a full glass of wine. Also, priests are allowed to dring whatever they please as long that they don't drink «excessively».
#5 Apparently, OP could wear some tie die T-shits with holes, frayed pants and mismatched sandals in a high fashion boutique and still get confused for someone working there. Some times, the steam just need to get released.
Story 5: OP did nothing wrong. They were honest with the family more than once, however the family didn't listen and search for an employee. There is a fair difference between being kind and go out of their way to help someone in need from the heart, and taking advantage of. Family members kept going to point dragging a child into it and father confessed they were related. Know something isn't right. As for the mother, despite witnessing their own child getting harassed, stalked, physically touched on the shoulder and yelled at by a fully grown man and family, Tried to put the blame on OP. Thats a red flag towards toxicity. The mother should've listened to OP and got out of the store, or tried to intervened and told them to leave OP alone, and report to an employee or at the front desk instead of insisting to let the situation escalate. Sure the family would've received a warning not to stalk or assault other customers first rime bit if do it more than once, they could face getting banned from the store.
Later story with the rude lady: Having guys to acknowledge and apologise for your own mistakes takes a lot of courage and modest, but to try to blame others for your own mistakes is not okay.
THAT ONE did it for ME TOO!!! Do NOTHING.... while your child (I KNOW, she was Not Physically... A... CHILD. But, IS technically.. is HER child) .... is being stalked and harassed??? OOOOOOHHH, H E L L NO!!!! THEN.... a MAN... Grabbing my daughter! NOT.... O K!!! And stoop soo low to use A CHILD.... to try & "guilt" her into doing what they THEMSELVES... could have done, AND have FOUND in all that time. I'm FURIOUS @ THAT "MOTHER"!!!!! Your daughter had been at work since 5am.... then running round thru the grocery store to help u shop... and you Can't be bothered to do ANYTHING in your daughter's defense but BE ANNOYED that she's not only helping U shop, But a WHOLE nother family??? Who be searching the store THEMSELVES! The LAZZZYY ENTITLED B#######!!!!!! DON'T TREAT... MY CUB... LIKE THAT!!!!!! YOU GONNA B DEALIN W/MOMMA BEAR!
And 3....in... one day??? What are the chances of THAT????
@@pistolannie6500 Agreed. OP would be been exhausted from a long shift.
First two times were a coincidence, but after third time, not so much. Plus the situation would've all been caught on camera.
First story 100% agree,
Had a group of at the time friends who'd leave shit on the table, barely look at wait staff etc, annoyed the shit out of me, they were nice to me at the time but not so to others, eventually it clicked in my head to drop them like a hot potato sack of fresh shit, I find people are nice to certain people over others are usually just trying to look good instead of be good
First story: "servers" are not "slaves". If you don't know the difference, you don't deserve to be on this planet!
Not even the devil can deal with that Karen 😂🤣
Woman: You can't drink! You're going to hell!
Me: Woman, what are you doing then?
Before covid, I would go into shops and stores. I often would get asked where something was. If I knew where said item was, I would gladly point people in the right direction. It never bothers me to help someone if asked politely. I guess I have been lucky in these incidents, no one has ever been rude to me. Actually most people are embarrassed when they realise I don't work there.
OP gives Karen s quarter.
Here's something to buy a clue with!
I always imagine a Karen as a cat,being held by the collar with her hissing and spitting 😂🎉
Story 4: Store display TVs are also set to the highest settings they can do but it burns them out in a few months.
1st story, at least she apologized and didn't go full Karen. She would have embarrassed herself and get herself kicked out of the party.
The power of Christ compelled her.
I can totally relate to that person shopping with mom. Get in and get out.
If I saw a priest in the wine section, I would assume it was next week's communion.
Watch how people interact with "the help", children, and animals. How they treat everyone that is socially "beneath" them is important.
The one with the priest I find hilarious. I’m catholic and I’ve actually had a priest recommend a really nice whiskey for me when I got married.
I'm laughing so much at the priest one because it reminds me of a "mistake" my grandpa made with the priest at my brother's baptism party. Though thankfully it ended in laughs and not that craziness that Karen showed.
Grandpa used to man the bar for every family function so he could get all the troublemakers drunk and in a taxi early on in the party. So at my brother's baptism party, the priest came in a little after the party started and Grandpa offered him a pop. To which the priest loudly replied with a laugh, "What? Just because I'm a priest you think I don't drink? I'll have a whiskey!" So yeah, Grandpa stopped offering pop first to priests after that.
Sorry but whats pop
@@taggymcshaggy6383 No worries. It's soda, like cola or Pepsi. My family just always called it "pop."
When young our church had a poster showing where the Priests budget went, the two I always looked at was Liquor and tobacco.
Do you remember how much the poster said for tobacco and liqor?
Fist story: totally agree! even the workers have value.
I remember reading in a book somewhere, I don't remember what book, that said If you want to know the true nature of a person, do not look at how they treat their equals, but how they treat thier perceived lessers!
In the 2nd story, you must know that an elephant never forgets, even a karen elephant...
Last Story. I have gone into many stores and seen young employees that look lost and confused. Lol
Here's my thing, treat everyone equally, and treat everyone how you want to be treated. If you want people to treat you like a steaming pile of shit, then treat them as such. If you people to treat you with respect and show you respect. This goes with retail and food service workers, SPECIALLY if they can royally FUCK UP your day/week. In the US Army, it's an unspoken rule not to screw with the people who supply you your food, your pay, your gear, and maintains your vehicles. Karens need to learn this.
Also, that last story, I loved how OP put her in her place, I would've said "LADY AM I NOT ALLOWED TO WEAR SHIRTS!? SHOULD I WALK AROUND TOPPLESS!?" Granted I don't get confused for working somewhere, partly because I'm normally covered in sawdust, but I'd enjoy the day that someone accuses me of working somewhere, while I'm covered in a fine layer of sawdust, so I can start patting myself down and asking, "Where the hell is that store name tag!? Oh, right, I DON'T FREAKING HAVE ONE! I JUST HAVE A TON OF SAWDUST ALL OVER ME!"
I've never known a priest that didn't drink!
Main coon!!!! My cousin has a cat that's a main coon. They get big. Her name is Nala and she is now cancer free.
Craziest one for me was when I was in a motorized shopping cart and someone assumed I worked at that store.
I'm definitely going to join that sub since I remember an encounter easily 20 years ago at an auto parts store. I had an encounter with a Karen who first thought I worked there, then went on some religious tirade after reading my shirt. She stopped me to ask where something is. My shirt is blue, and the store employee shirts were red (Murray's before changing to O'Reilly). Then she saw my shirt, which was an Incubus band shirt. You can imagine her religious tirade that followed even though I didn't care at all about her stupid religion. I did one-up her at the end. I'll have to post the story in the sub.
ive had a friend get bothered all time wearing black shirts she came up with a great way to stop it she got i dont work here shirts made in big letters love that gal
My Great Uncle was a priest who drank wine like a fish! Even when he retired! Then again this was in New Brunswick, Canada in the 1980s.
I hope you and the children in your area have good therapists for all the molestation you all went through.
"I see you here all the time." So in other words, you and I go here as often as each other.
Story 5: So, she's wearing a black shirt. What does that have to do with the price of eggs in China?
Had something similar happen to me so I just took my shirt off. She got offended that I was shirtless. I just rolled my eyes and walked away.
When a customer abuses a server, there is an obligation to wait for them to leave, and abuse them in the parking lot. or if it is serious, at their next stop.
"she called me an ugly pig!" Her complaint was probably along those lines
8:39 That is a common practice among the clergy, even predating manuscript. Most of our world's country's cultures, take to gatherings to imbibe in spirits, even Catholic Friars can marry whoever they want, to "Imbibe With Their Father".
A preached in a liquor store sounds like the beginning of a good joke lol
Preachers are different to priests. Protestants cant have priests so they have preachers.
Catholics have priests as they have been trained to be a priest and are qualified
Southern state says it all. She could very well have been a Southern Baptist and I believe they frown on the use of alcohol by anyone, and especially a minister.
Of course, that doesn't excuse her behavior, but it could explain why she was so shocked.
Yeah, but if she’s Baptist why is SHE in the store?
I was raised Southern Baptist. They are some of the most judgemental, "holier than thou", selective preaching Christians on the planet. Consuming any alcohol, dancing, tattoos, smoking cigarettes, and many more things are high sins to them.
She is probably the biggest hypocrite as well.
@@audreyricci6383 She is.
"If you want to know what a man's like, take a good look at how he treats his inferiors, not his equals."
-Sirius Black
Probably the most important lesson Harry Potter has ever taught me.
I love the OP's response in story 5☺☺
Yeah, you can’t take me anywhere either. I will get lost or get too absorbed in a random thing and then look up to see everyone gone 🤣
Gotta love the "I see you here all the time" explanation of why you HAVE to work here. You know who else was here every time that you saw me here? You were. By that logic, you work here too lady.
Karen used judgement on priest
Karen hurt itself in confusion.
I love when fluff goes: "no! no, no, no, no!"
Never hire a person who is rude to "the help"
For crying out loud, Fluff, nix the "shaking your head" bullshit, and replace it with either "blood-boiling from anger" or "laughing hysterically".
A couple days ago I was in Walmart, and I happen to get asked not once, not twice, but THRICE if I worked at there. Did I mention i was wearing a RED Polo shirt?
When I came home on leave from deployment my priest pulled out an aged whiskey and we drank the whole bottle ! RIP Father Nick you were the best!!( no longer a practicing Catholic ) people are so friggin ignorant!!
Story #3: weren't quite a few types of alcoholic drink created BY Christians? Pretty sure I remember stories of monks brewing beers
Priest or not , i would have sued her, this is why people like this get away with, no one wants to take the time to prosecute, and she gets community sevice after hitting a man with a bottle, anyone who didn't have a lawyer husband with liberal friends would have gotten at least 3 years in prison for assualt with a deadly WEAPON, but she how different the rich and political are treated for their viloent crimes compared to the rest of us
I totally agree with your point. The law seems to vary in direct proportion to one's economic status, and wealthy people can get away with offenses with little or no repercussions. However, I don't think that she, or any of her social set could be construed as "liberals". By her actions and behavior, she strikes me as being ultra conservative, judgmental and rigid in her beliefs.
Good afternoon DF. Thanks for the stories. Why do these people think someone would lie about working? I'll never understand that. Have a great day
'Watch how he treats the waitress' was one of the best pieces of dating advice my mother ever gave me.
Thank you for these crazy tales!
Last story - OP should have told her mom the same thing she told the rude wheelchair lady. Or maybe - "well, gee, mom. Why didn't you help them?"
That's the secret to not having to help customers even when you DO work there - just look lost and confused!
Favorite meme: Listen when someone is telling you who they are.
Can't take fluff anywhere without a tracker so you won't lose em 😂
Good for Op on standing up for themselves in the last one. Their logic is ridiculous! As far as im concerned employees have some sort of badge or design on their shirt, or some accessories. Maybe op should get that shirt printed with "Just because im wearing black does not mean i work here!" Maybe then they'll get the hint.
I would get a t shirt that said "I don't work here! Now leave me alone."
I'd go with something along the lines of. " Your existence offends me. Get lost."
On the rare occasions when I need help in a store and the person I see is wearing something similar to the Store Uniform but I'm not sure if they actually work there or is just a Customer that likes that colour of clothing, I will approach them and POLITELY ask if they work there and if they say no, I Apologize for disturbing them, tell them to have a good day and then LEAVE THEM ALONE!!!
I DON'T argue with them and claim they're Lying and are Lazy Employees, I believe them when they say they don't work there and I go look for an actual Employee who is paid to help me find whatever I'm seeking...
😄😁😆😅😂🤣
A Wilson - absolutely !!! I do the same thing - just ask a simple, polite question. I have helped a few people in grocery stores though - and sometimes people have asked me if I could use so,e help,reaching things as I’m about 5ft. and in my middle 70s - I appreciate it when I could use some help and always say thank you!!!!!
Priests regularly drink. At work. Why wouldn't they be allowed to drink during their off time?
I don't blame them you
If I had someone tell me I shouldn’t wear a black shirt because I look like I should work somewhere I wouldn’t at all be surprised if I brought race into this and asked “So if someone’s skin was dark would you presume they should do your bidding just because their natural skin was that? Maybe think about what you said about a singular color present on a generic and common piece of clothing.”
And I would walk away.
Also I’m so glad to know I wasn’t the only one who would have wanted to punch the guy who grabbed and yelled at the last lady 😔