Honestly they could still end up getting fired for abandoning the job. They didn’t call to let their manager know, and so all their coworkers now have to pick up the slack and work extra to go home on time, AND god forbid they think they’re on the side of the road dead. And as for rslash’s genius comment: i know it’s a joke, but it’s definitely not genius, it’s psychotic and manipulative. (Mind you i don’t think they were actually doing that anyway)
@@Forest_Fifer it may be the end of the shift / closing. But did he lock up the store after? Does he not have to clock out at the punch? Anything else before he could go home for the night?
@@MalonzeProductionsGaming was he responsible for locking up? Probably not if there were other people on shift and he said that the store would have closed after he left.
That first story with the pizza delivery guy is so heartwarming. Finally, a nice story with a happy mix-up and no Karen's. My only concern is that this nursing home is letting just anybody come inside during a pandemic without checking to see who they are. It's sweet and scary at the same time.
I worked in Aged care mostly in Kansas the first place I worked we had various events during the year. The staff got gifts for the residents like people did in stores by using a gifting tree did in the US. Some of the sadder times were when people had no family who came.
I really wanna know why people accuse workers of “lying” why they say they don’t work here Is this some common thing? I don’t think I’ve ever had an employee lie to me about being on the clock
I used to work retail there is no way that saying that you dont work for a place when you do would work out for you for several reasons a few obvious ones are coworkers ratting you out, managers catching you and lastly the cameras all over the store watching your every move. So I dont understand why these Karens would accuse someone of lying it boggles the mind
Yeah I’ve never had this happen. Before I became a full time student I worked different jobs for 2 years. Any time a customer would ask for help on my way out I’d politely explain that I’m not on the clock and point them to someone who was. Some people would insist that I get back on the clock and help them (which legally I couldnt do because I often worked 40 hours a week at 17 and by law I’m not allowed to work overtime especially if that means going over my 40 hours) I’d have to radio my manager and get them to handle the situation
Karens assume that all low level employees are slackers who would rather lie about their employment to get out of doing work than anything. That's the basic answer.
I work at a nursing facility and let me tell you, the Activities department is easily one of the hardest working department. They’re tasked with keeping every resident active and involved, keeping in mind food restrictions, motor restrictions, and mental capacity. They organize all the resident parties and events and they’re literally always on the move. You literally have to pin them down or jog with them if you need something lol
Fellow geriatric worker here, the activities workers are amazing! They put in a crazy amount of hard work, just to make it seem like no work to the residents.
@Rusto it really can be facility dependant, I've seen both side of the coin. My nursing clinicals first location was a dump, and while they were building a new facility and everyone hoped things would improve all I could say was that until employees started giving a damn, you could have the best facility, fanciest equipment, but it all equaled a polished turd if the staff didn't give a damn. The second location was like the polar opposite, setting up a covid ward to bring in new patients while still giving them the care they needed, and once they moved into the primary facility they made special arrangements to have family visit, plan activities, etc. The first place didn't even try anything. I love those facilities that go the extra mile, because the patients well being ultimately has a better outcome, even if they are only there for end of life, many more go a little happier than if they didn't have these little distractions.
Albert Einstein once gave us this little gem of a quote: “Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.” This Karen is just the latest in a long line of people who are living proof that these words will not lose relevance anytime soon.
What I love is when they do that dramatic storm-out and leave stuff behind, be it groceries or even their children. Karen is so self-focused (but, as said, still has no self-awareness) that these showy displays of mock outrage are more important than anything or anyone in the immediate area.
@@ScooterBond1970 imagine a karen storming out of a store like that and you just move her cart or an employee puts all the stuff back so then the karen comes back and has to re-find all the stuff xD
Once with my middle school band, we went to a senior center (nursing home) to play christmas songs. They loved it. One lady wished they could close the doors so we didn't have to leave.
Same with my primary school choir. On a tour, we went to a retirement home and performed and, afterwards, we talked to the elderly people there. A nice memory
Oh, she knew he wasn’t a relative, she just thought that he was part of the volunteer program. That’s why she “matched him” with Bonnie, so she could have someone to spend Mother’s Day with, even if he wasn’t a relative. Lots of places have there programs, either for seniors or orphaned kids or whatever. It’s really a positive experience.
That senior citizen party story just warmed my heart. To think there is literally and I don’t work here lady that was not malicious not inconvenient and just my heart. Really happy to wake up to this
I love that first story. It was incredibly heartwarming. However, its a good thing for that seniors center that OP is a good person or that could have been very bad for them. People who work at or volunteer with seniors usually have to have a police clearance check (at least where I live anyway) since seniors are considered vulnerable. Its a little unnerving to hear that the workers at this particular home were so busy that they didn't even know who was and was not supposed to be there.
LMAO, THE REVERSE UNO CARD TRICK AT THE END, I'm SO going to use that next time I see a difficult person pestering other customers at a place I don't work!
I'll be honest, when Margaret paired OP with Bonnie, I thought the story was going to go in a different direction. But instead, it took the wholesome route. Shoutout to HC in the last story.
Ok that first story has my whole heart, Bonnie is so wholesome it's a shame no one is there to visit her. I hope OP made it a point to go back and see her at some point.
That last story might be best of "i don't work here" stories ever. Thou i have amazed that i have never before heard that someone has pulled that maneuver to Karen. I -almost- literally was rolling on floor laughing.
What a beautiful post of OP spending mothers day with a lady that's definitely unique. Those old ladies are awesome, I use to work in a rest home many years ago now talk about knowledge and wisdom. Which I applied to my own life still do today.
For the last story I feel like that person was pretending to be a Karen once he saw what was going on. giving her a good' ol taste of her own medicine lol
It would certainly have been about the best way to help that Karen's victim, if the helpful customer had tried anything else she would have just kept on insisting that she was right. So yep, I am assuming HC saw what was happening, decided to help, and chose that way. Maybe HC had been the victim before, for some other Karen. Or maybe HC just thought it would be funny.
Omg that was the best way to make Mother’s Day a better memory for him! He could prolly do that every year and guess what?! You didn’t have to go straight home and get drunk... you actually enjoyed yourself and I’m glad to hear it took time away from other activities 😉 you’re an amazing person to actually sit and stay and fully join in finally 😂 much love
Pizza guy story, my grandmother's name was Bonnie and she passed from dementia in a nursing home during Covid. I'm going to imagine that was her, cuz that was a wholesome af story. Thank youa
The pizza guy story melted my heart. When I was about 12 I had an adopted grandma at the nursing home up the street and I loved it. My best friend ended up joining me and she had a grandma too. Great memories.
I'll have to remember the Karen in the last story, but I'll accuse her of being a manager since she's berating an employee, I mean he must be an employee, right? Because surely a manager wouldn't be standing there yelling at a customer like that.
The first story is so amazingly touching, I'm glad the OP got to spend some quality time with Bonnie. Makes me wanna do this type of thing as well since I don't have a family of my own.
@Tim M rSlash is a dad now and you know how people sometimes say that being a parent changes you? The two or three stories with really irresponsible parents or nasty ones, he gets SCARY. It’s really kinda sweeet because we know that his kid is gonna grow up with a really caring dad
I've noticed that ever since he became a dad he's gotten a lot more angry with irresponsible and entitled parents. Which warms my heart because you know that he's going to be a good dad
My favourite I don’t work here is the one that takes place in an electronics store. The person mirrors everything that the entitled customer says. Right down to asking where items are, to EC saying “I don’t work here” she replies “neither do I “ several times. It’s an epic tale. She throws it back at the EC and deserves a gold medal. It would be great to hear it from her point of view some day. I think the OP was a witness of the interaction, not the actual person involved.
First and last stories today are going into my favorites. A wholesome story that warms the heart. Plus the last one where its different than most. I wish I was there to see HC taunt that Karen myself...
ya’ll, now that vaccines are happening I’d like to remind you that there’s tons of retirement homes that have programs where you can socialize with seniors
The working dog Karen story; I love when entitled people like that act like the shelters are really losing out because Karen isn't adopting from them; the shelter and animals in them benefit when people like Karen _don't_ adopt them 😂 you're literally doing them a favor acting like that.
@@NotAFanOfHandles Well about a year and a half ago there was a story where he said "A,S,D,A" pronouncing the individual letters. That set off a lot of British commenters, I can't remember if I was one, who "gently" corrected him😂 I also remember Planet Dolan saying it the same way a few years ago and he also got the same response from Brits
@@tommoore2012 I actually had a situation like that before, she saw the neighbours rabbit and wanted to eat it, I kept her inside, if another person's dog ate my cat I'm still gonna do murder, the dog would probably be put down though
That last story is a gem. I love it. I never see these karens in the wild and I'm stuck behind the cash when I working, but I will remember this for when we finally get out of this lockdown for the last time. I need to use it.
That pizza delivery guy sounds like a great guy, I hope he ended up going back.
I'd just go with it at that point
it's a holiday right.
and you're off already.
I hope he did. Sounds like Bonnie and him love the company.
That was a wholesome story
Mmm pizza
Me too
Pizza guy lucky his store closed imagine trying to explain to ur boss why u never came back from a delivery
Honestly they could still end up getting fired for abandoning the job.
They didn’t call to let their manager know, and so all their coworkers now have to pick up the slack and work extra to go home on time, AND god forbid they think they’re on the side of the road dead.
And as for rslash’s genius comment: i know it’s a joke, but it’s definitely not genius, it’s psychotic and manipulative. (Mind you i don’t think they were actually doing that anyway)
@@anguspodgorny2283 it was the end of his shift and the store was closing. What job was he abandoning exactly?
@@Forest_Fifer that’s what I’m thinking
@@Forest_Fifer it may be the end of the shift / closing. But did he lock up the store after? Does he not have to clock out at the punch? Anything else before he could go home for the night?
@@MalonzeProductionsGaming was he responsible for locking up? Probably not if there were other people on shift and he said that the store would have closed after he left.
"I barely cared about the restaurant when you were paying me to care". Man, do I relate to that.
That's all of us grunts
That first story with the pizza delivery guy is so heartwarming. Finally, a nice story with a happy mix-up and no Karen's. My only concern is that this nursing home is letting just anybody come inside during a pandemic without checking to see who they are. It's sweet and scary at the same time.
maybe everyone has been vaccinated already, I went to visit my grandpa today and I could right through even though I had proof of vaccination on me.
They did check for COVID first. It was the first thing they did before he delivered the pizza in person.
They checked him for covid when he arrived.
Just imagine that Bonnie had been waiting for a long time for her person to show up, and if OP never was caught in the middle of this event?! 🥺
I worked in Aged care mostly in Kansas the first place I worked we had various events during the year. The staff got gifts for the residents like people did in stores by using a gifting tree did in the US. Some of the sadder times were when people had no family who came.
I really wanna know why people accuse workers of “lying” why they say they don’t work here
Is this some common thing? I don’t think I’ve ever had an employee lie to me about being on the clock
Karen is just protecting onto the "employee" so she won't have to admit she was wrong.
I used to work retail there is no way that saying that you dont work for a place when you do would work out for you for several reasons a few obvious ones are coworkers ratting you out, managers catching you and lastly the cameras all over the store watching your every move. So I dont understand why these Karens would accuse someone of lying it boggles the mind
Yeah I’ve never had this happen. Before I became a full time student I worked different jobs for 2 years. Any time a customer would ask for help on my way out I’d politely explain that I’m not on the clock and point them to someone who was. Some people would insist that I get back on the clock and help them (which legally I couldnt do because I often worked 40 hours a week at 17 and by law I’m not allowed to work overtime especially if that means going over my 40 hours) I’d have to radio my manager and get them to handle the situation
Fr. Even in romania (where there aren't so many Karens) i saw this thing. It doesn't make any sense, like, why a worker would lie about it
Karens assume that all low level employees are slackers who would rather lie about their employment to get out of doing work than anything. That's the basic answer.
I work at a nursing facility and let me tell you, the Activities department is easily one of the hardest working department. They’re tasked with keeping every resident active and involved, keeping in mind food restrictions, motor restrictions, and mental capacity. They organize all the resident parties and events and they’re literally always on the move. You literally have to pin them down or jog with them if you need something lol
Fellow geriatric worker here, the activities workers are amazing!
They put in a crazy amount of hard work, just to make it seem like no work to the residents.
@Rusto it really can be facility dependant, I've seen both side of the coin. My nursing clinicals first location was a dump, and while they were building a new facility and everyone hoped things would improve all I could say was that until employees started giving a damn, you could have the best facility, fanciest equipment, but it all equaled a polished turd if the staff didn't give a damn.
The second location was like the polar opposite, setting up a covid ward to bring in new patients while still giving them the care they needed, and once they moved into the primary facility they made special arrangements to have family visit, plan activities, etc. The first place didn't even try anything.
I love those facilities that go the extra mile, because the patients well being ultimately has a better outcome, even if they are only there for end of life, many more go a little happier than if they didn't have these little distractions.
I worked in one of those facilities during a summer it is amazing how active all those 60+ year olds working there are!
Karen : tries to steal a dog
rSlash : "And I took that personally !"
I believe you mean the world.
@@quinnw919 Karen vs the World : the showdown !
@@auronheimdall1072 ZA WARUDO
@Auron Heimdall The final countdown starts playing in the background
very true
Daaaamn, I love that Uno reverse Karen story, how did she not get the irony
Albert Einstein once gave us this little gem of a quote:
“Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.”
This Karen is just the latest in a long line of people who are living proof that these words will not lose relevance anytime soon.
Just a good old fashioned case of karma.
Karens have many things in common, the most prominent of their shared characteristics being a total lack of self-awareness.
What I love is when they do that dramatic storm-out and leave stuff behind, be it groceries or even their children. Karen is so self-focused (but, as said, still has no self-awareness) that these showy displays of mock outrage are more important than anything or anyone in the immediate area.
@@ScooterBond1970 imagine a karen storming out of a store like that and you just move her cart or an employee puts all the stuff back so then the karen comes back and has to re-find all the stuff xD
Once with my middle school band, we went to a senior center (nursing home) to play christmas songs. They loved it. One lady wished they could close the doors so we didn't have to leave.
Same with my primary school choir. On a tour, we went to a retirement home and performed and, afterwards, we talked to the elderly people there. A nice memory
When they say they wanna close the door so you cant leave, Thats when you run.
I and my friend were also going to one when they said same thing he said he was gonna stay for longer but I haven't seen him since
Murderous Grandma's 3.. they'd kill to hear you play again
Sounds like the beginning of a horror movie. 😂
Op: *No Longer Work*
Manager: _”HAY GET BACK TO WORK AND STOP LYING!”_
Hello my friend
@@angycat4262 *pets both of you*
@@Ajehy me no longer angry, only for now
*not all heros wear capes*
The first guy: ill stay with this lonely lady shes pretty nice
As to the last story...imagine telling a Karen, “I don’t f’ing work here! F off!”
The screeches could be heard for miles and miles 😂😂😂
Not me crying over sweet Miss Bonnie 😭
It's just raining where you are at.
I'm not. Dude was just a thief
No, he was a good person
@@meslathman1211 You're a bad person for sure. You justify thievery due to petty opinions you have about somebody.
@@kermitthefraud700 ah yes, sexual harassment, very petty, I’m definitely the bad person
OP had the best accidentally wholesome day anyone could wish for on Mother's Day. And no, I'm totally not tearing up 🥺. Why would I be?
I love the first story, that was more a "I don't know anyone here, lady" story, how sweet that Margaret thought OP was a Resident's relative!
Oh, she knew he wasn’t a relative, she just thought that he was part of the volunteer program. That’s why she “matched him” with Bonnie, so she could have someone to spend Mother’s Day with, even if he wasn’t a relative.
Lots of places have there programs, either for seniors or orphaned kids or whatever. It’s really a positive experience.
The retirement home story really wholesome
Except for the part where the dude is a thief
Alex, you keep missing the point. He took from that customer because the customer was completely sexist and rude
@@meslathman1211 tells the cops that excuse and see if it works
I like when rSlash throws in the occasional wholesome story to balance out all the shit we hear.
I hope the pizza guy volunteers normally next year!
That first story is the absolutely sweetest thing
The first one literally made me cry.
Onions got you, too.
Nah. It's just raining.
@@songohan3321 Keep those gloves dry, Colonel.
That's because you're a weak sociopath.
Bless Bonnie, she sounds like a sweet lady.
That senior citizen party story just warmed my heart. To think there is literally and I don’t work here lady that was not malicious not inconvenient and just my heart. Really happy to wake up to this
I love that first story. It was incredibly heartwarming. However, its a good thing for that seniors center that OP is a good person or that could have been very bad for them. People who work at or volunteer with seniors usually have to have a police clearance check (at least where I live anyway) since seniors are considered vulnerable. Its a little unnerving to hear that the workers at this particular home were so busy that they didn't even know who was and was not supposed to be there.
This first story made me cry. That was so sweet.I needed to hear this story.
LMAO, THE REVERSE UNO CARD TRICK AT THE END, I'm SO going to use that next time I see a difficult person pestering other customers at a place I don't work!
Last Story: The Customer Use UNO reverse on Karen
*related to the first story*: who's cutting onions?
That cracked me up lol
Loved the story btw!
Ninjas. It's always ninjas.
@@Kiwi_Tea them damn ninjas, they brought over onions just to cut them in secret, I don't even own onions
That first one is SO WHOLESOME!!! These ussually end poorly, but not this one ends well. And I like this.
That last story? I'm going to have to remember that if I ever run into a Karen in the wild.
The first story is like one of those wholesome comedy movies where the main character and the random person become bff's at the end.
Character growth: RSlash finally learned how to say asda!
Now he needs to work on his MBPS.
@@13BGunBunny I love the way he says MBPS.
hoped he worked on his Welsh accent. lol
@@dragoncubes1074 The way he says MBPS is adorable!
The first story is just wholesome.
And OP walked away with a good wad of cash for his tip as well :D
I'll be honest, when Margaret paired OP with Bonnie, I thought the story was going to go in a different direction. But instead, it took the wholesome route.
Shoutout to HC in the last story.
Ok that first story has my whole heart, Bonnie is so wholesome it's a shame no one is there to visit her. I hope OP made it a point to go back and see her at some point.
That last story might be best of "i don't work here" stories ever. Thou i have amazed that i have never before heard that someone has pulled that maneuver to Karen. I -almost- literally was rolling on floor laughing.
Argh, my head's hurting because I can't tell if this was a Karen meets Karen or some brave soul deciding to give her a taste of her own medicine!
@@flashstudiosguy With that timing? It has to be a brave soul and some harsh medicine!
What a beautiful post of OP spending mothers day with a lady that's definitely unique. Those old ladies are awesome, I use to work in a rest home many years ago now talk about knowledge and wisdom. Which I applied to my own life still do today.
😩 That first story was the sweetest thing ever. omg.
I love you, Kayla pooh
@@donkeyhobo34 tf
For the last story I feel like that person was pretending to be a Karen once he saw what was going on. giving her a good' ol taste of her own medicine lol
The question is whether or not she realized what happened after she left.
@@tommoore2012 Lol, exactly. My guess is probably not because people like that are usually un-self-aware in the firs place. tho who knows.
It would certainly have been about the best way to help that Karen's victim, if the helpful customer had tried anything else she would have just kept on insisting that she was right. So yep, I am assuming HC saw what was happening, decided to help, and chose that way. Maybe HC had been the victim before, for some other Karen. Or maybe HC just thought it would be funny.
The last story: absolutely brilliant, reversing r/idontworkherelady on Karen. I'll remember that if I'm ever in this type of situation
These stories were awesome. I love how R/Slash gets into the stories when he narrates.
Okay but that uno reverse card story was EXTREMELY satisfying
Omg that was the best way to make Mother’s Day a better memory for him! He could prolly do that every year and guess what?! You didn’t have to go straight home and get drunk... you actually enjoyed yourself and I’m glad to hear it took time away from other activities 😉 you’re an amazing person to actually sit and stay and fully join in finally 😂 much love
Pizza guy story, my grandmother's name was Bonnie and she passed from dementia in a nursing home during Covid. I'm going to imagine that was her, cuz that was a wholesome af story. Thank youa
The story with the pizza delivery guy made me teary eyed, it's so sweet.
I literally clapped after the last story, that was hilarious and BRILLIANT 👏👏👏🔥
That first story is heartwarming.
Happy Mother's Day, Bonnie!
That first one genuinely made me cry it's really wholesome and it reminded me of what i used to do with one of my nanas lol.
FINALLY! I've been waiting to hear about someone using Karen logic to a karen. Just completely giving them a taste of their own medicine
That Uno reverse card in the last story was beautiful. Wish it played out a little longer.
The pizza guy story melted my heart. When I was about 12 I had an adopted grandma at the nursing home up the street and I loved it. My best friend ended up joining me and she had a grandma too. Great memories.
Those onions were really strong, came right thru my tablet, sniffle, sniffle.
Pizza guy should go back for Father's Day and see if they have the same event
6:15 granny out here hiring hitmen
YEAH. I totally missed IDWHL stories from you rSlash
I love how bonnie knew someone who could probably kill the landlord
The HC really pulled an uno reverse card on that Karen in the last story
I'll have to remember the Karen in the last story, but I'll accuse her of being a manager since she's berating an employee, I mean he must be an employee, right? Because surely a manager wouldn't be standing there yelling at a customer like that.
The first story sounds like a cheesy Hallmark movie, but better! Lol
I loved it
I hope pizza guy visits Bonnie, she’s really sweet.
The first story is so amazingly touching, I'm glad the OP got to spend some quality time with Bonnie. Makes me wanna do this type of thing as well since I don't have a family of my own.
The worst case is rslash’s video of an entitled Karen killed her son
@Tim M rSlash is a dad now and you know how people sometimes say that being a parent changes you? The two or three stories with really irresponsible parents or nasty ones, he gets SCARY. It’s really kinda sweeet because we know that his kid is gonna grow up with a really caring dad
@Tim M look at the video it’s the first time ive ever seen something anywhere which I’d genuinely infuriating
wait which video
@@nameofthename r/slash entitledparents WTF entitled mother kills her own son 😱
Can’t get link
I've noticed that ever since he became a dad he's gotten a lot more angry with irresponsible and entitled parents. Which warms my heart because you know that he's going to be a good dad
I really needed that wholesome story. Thanks rSlash! I really appreciate the work you put in.
Man r/idontworkherelady is weird and sometimes wholesome as hell🤷🏼♀️❤️
That's right, guy with a creepy profile picture.
It’s like an ice cream mix of stories
@@silverhusky7993 haha thank you lol
@@Sylau369 it do be like that somethimes tho
Wow, only out for two hours and there's already 389 comments, I guess it's a testament to how dedicated this community is.
That last story can be called "Karen-ception"
My favourite I don’t work here is the one that takes place in an electronics store. The person mirrors everything that the entitled customer says. Right down to asking where items are, to EC saying “I don’t work here” she replies “neither do I “ several times. It’s an epic tale. She throws it back at the EC and deserves a gold medal. It would be great to hear it from her point of view some day. I think the OP was a witness of the interaction, not the actual person involved.
I hope this pizza delivery guy has an amazing life. He sounds like a really good person.
OK Bonnie is definitely my spirit animal. I'm so jealous of pizza guy! Hope he stayed in contact
for the dog story i would have said "ok can i have your kid bc my dog is my kid and is it too late to change his name" an eye for an eye
First and last stories today are going into my favorites. A wholesome story that warms the heart. Plus the last one where its different than most. I wish I was there to see HC taunt that Karen myself...
I used to volunteer for a senior home, they should totally volunteer if they loved it so much, maybe even for the same home Bonnie is at
The last story is glorious. The reverse on the Karen was perfect.
The first story was wholesome.
I worked as a CNA in a Life Care Facility for 29 years before retiring in 2018. Those old folks had plenty os stories to tell and sage advice to give.
Jesus has your heart, ok, so I'll just take everything else🤣
oml the pizza guy story was soo wholesome i loved it so much and the sweet old lady aww i hope she lives a long life
Nothing makes my morning like rslash's old lady voice
Good that OP stayed there on the first story.
the first one was so wholesome and sweet and I love how it was not one of the karen stories
The first story is a great story to start the day. Part of a balanced breakfast.
ya’ll, now that vaccines are happening I’d like to remind you that there’s tons of retirement homes that have programs where you can socialize with seniors
That last story is so satisfying! The first story was an unexpected joy.
Guys, I BAWLED MY EYES OUT at the first story
I love you
@@donkeyhobo34 I needed this today. I love you too internet stranger
Bonnie and Pizza guy is the sweetest story in the world. Bonnie stole my heart
Interesting. Even though it’s 2 minutes this is still the earliest I’ve ever been. Happy for the daily vids!
OMFG those
"Why are you not showing up for your shift" stories are the best.
The working dog Karen story;
I love when entitled people like that act like the shelters are really losing out because Karen isn't adopting from them; the shelter and animals in them benefit when people like Karen _don't_ adopt them 😂 you're literally doing them a favor acting like that.
I love you, stevii pooh
Exactly by acting like that they're just proving to the animal shelter that they're not fit to have a dog.
tis true, Fred was saved. I'm worried she'll go endorse a mill breeder instead... though I sincerely hope she's never allowed to own an animal
Dude the first story really had me tearing up lowkey especially when he brought up loving being mothered 🥺❤️ it seems like they both needed each other
damn it's been forever since he's posted one of these bois
The first story had me tear up. It's so cute and wholesome 😊
a moment of silence for the people who are related to a karen-
U are a karen
Yeah you gotta watch them Karens!
Yea F
@@LordSeal7 ?
After a marathon of entitled/delusional/crazy Karens it's so nice to hear wholesome IDWHL stories!
I hope the pizza guy put in for overtime for the time that he spent with the old lady in the wheelchair.
Karen: I WANNA SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER
Random dude: aren't your the manager?
In my mind op goes back to see Bonnie often. 🌞❣
Saying you'll fire OP who doesn't work with you, is like trying to blow out a campfire with your mouth.
Steal my lil pup, I’ll consider it protecting my family
I have to say, the last one was my favorite! Great way to shut up a Karen!!! Love it!!! 😂🤣
I get the impression that you are now purposely finding posts which feature ASDA just you can show us Brits you can say the name right👍
@@NotAFanOfHandles Well about a year and a half ago there was a story where he said "A,S,D,A" pronouncing the individual letters. That set off a lot of British commenters, I can't remember if I was one, who "gently" corrected him😂
I also remember Planet Dolan saying it the same way a few years ago and he also got the same response from Brits
That first story was so touching. Bonnie and OP are good for each other
I would end anyone who tired to take my cat, the title got me thinking about that and I'm now angy
I am a gardener, I can help bury the body. dont mess with cat moms.
@@ninirossau2304 definitely, I love my cat and I'd commit crimes for her
What if someone’s dog ate your cat? ‘Nother scenario, what if your cat ate someone’s mouse and the owner of that mouse wants revenge against your cat?
@@tommoore2012 I actually had a situation like that before, she saw the neighbours rabbit and wanted to eat it, I kept her inside, if another person's dog ate my cat I'm still gonna do murder, the dog would probably be put down though
That last story is a gem. I love it. I never see these karens in the wild and I'm stuck behind the cash when I working, but I will remember this for when we finally get out of this lockdown for the last time. I need to use it.