Anytime your child goes to a Walmart alone or with parents teach them to scream "Code Adam". This is the alarm for a missing, abducted, or abused child in the store. Security and Walmart personnel will stop what they are doing, do a search, and or go to the commotion. As a retired USAF NCO I had my fill of bad airmen, male and female. Reading what she was doing, her husband or jailhouse friends told her to get out faster, do more $hit. It just works in the opposite direction that's for sure. Another thing, the FBI did not do its job of investigating them at all. They would have seen what their behavior was and concluded they may not be a fit for the military at all. If it was during the administration between 2009-2017 when they lowered Army minimal standards, even more, I can see how these human malcontents got in. It's getting worse with this admiration and looking to even lowering it even more. Not since the draft has the worse of the worse is getting in the armed forces lowering morale and readiness for one who want to be there.
THIS. Growing up on base all of us (boys in the housing area) thought the guy was a big wuss for not fighting back or at least defending himself when his wife abused him fortunately his command protected him since FSC wanted HIM to go to anger management and threats to pull her ID out in a base in the middle of nowhere (30-45 minute drive to nearest wallyworld) got them to back down. The ONLY reason why they helped him was because he just curled up into a ball so only he was injured and no bruising on him So if he sees this know at least I'm sorry I thought you were a wuss back then.
I use to work at Wal-Mart, and at that time, Code Adam was only used for missing children after management spoke with the parents, and then announced over the PA with a specific description of the kid. That way every associate in the store not only knew to look for a missing kid, but it also essentially locked down the store to make sure the kid couldn't walk or be carried out. Your average Joe isn't going to fully understand this, and the associates may not respond the same as if it was announced officially through the PA to everyone at once. As with any such code word social media wants us to try using, these are not situations where you want to be taking chances. You need to teach your kids to scream for help instead of some code word. For one, it's much easier and natural for them to remember and use in a panic. Two, there's no question what it means. It means people are needed asap to that location. If a kid (or anyone, for that matter) is in danger and following this advice, you first need to hope that the person remembers the correct code word for the situation, then you need to hope the people near by knows it, then you need to hope they take it seriously, then you need to hope they care to respond if they don't know it. It's too many points of failure when, "HEEEELLLLPPPPPPP!!!!!!" gets the point across universally. Yes, code Adam exists, but leave it for the staff to use it as they are trained. And just ignore all the other code words for danger as well, it'll only lead to confusion and delayed responses.
@@Nareimooncatt Help does not draw attention as Code Adam does. Like calling out fire instead of help when you really need help. No one will punish you if you use it.
Story 1) Karen thought you were an employee because she is sick in the head. If it had been because you were arranging cards, she would have accepted the answer "sorry, I don't work here" the first time especially in view of all the evidence (your young age and lack of uniform).
Try that with 12 year old strength. It's doesn't work so screaming, biting and if you got fingernails scratching is the best bet. Bite hard enough they can bleed same goes with scratching.
@@penguinpingu3807 I wasn't disregarding the age, I was simply saying if I was harassed like the 12 year old in that story was the person harassing me would be on the floor.
@@CaptainB1994 I doubt the Karen can lift a finger on you anyway. Though, I would yell at her, or give her a beach slap, if the same happens to me depending on my emotions.
This brought my attention cause I do go to Walmart (everyday) & most people ask "Do you work here?" I replied "No." or "I do not work here but I know where the item is at." But that Karen should be VERY specific on what type of diapers she needs
That Commander was quite nice to that soldier. I've seen people get kicked out within a week of doing stupid stuff. For her to be around for that long whilst keeping insanity in check is impressive.
@@kisstune right. Granted the most entertaining thing I laid witness to was a soldier that went AWOL 5 times before the dishonorably discharged him and in 1 day he as fully processed and off the base. We were given direct orders to not contact him off base. This guy would go AWOL for a week than show up to formation that repeat. Somehow they let him do it 5 times. The fifth time they arrested him at a hotel and that was the end of it. We were all hoping to see him go to Leavenworth, but they kicked him out.
@@kisstune the only time her gender came into action was when she was pregnant. Otherwise, mr wiggles never had the same offer nor did he behave as badly as her, she went to the brig, he didn't. They were overall lighter on him then her.
If someone had done that to my kid, the cops would be reviewing the security footage and the woman would be in court on charges of harassment and child abuse. That's traumatizing for that poor girl
@Makayla Forbes, The correct charges would be battery of a minor and either unlawful detention/attempted kidnapping. But, you are absolutely correct, someone touches my kid, trip to jail or the morgue.
When the OP said she was a perfectionist and rearanged The cards, I reconized myself because I too like to rearrange and sort products at Target and stuff like that.
I’m the 1st story the woman assaulted a minor/child abuse even if she was a Walmart employee that still doesn’t give her the right to assault her for ignoring her. The actual employee should not have let her walk out and should’ve called the police
Ladies and gentlemen we have officially gone full circle, i've seen Karen's cause a fuss thinking a 20 year old looks to young to be a manager and now we have Karen's who are convinced that a 12 year old is an employee.
Yeah, who does she think she is, Wisconsin/Ohio legislators? How the hell can someone mistake a 12 year old in no uniform as an employee? She just wanted to bully someone.
If I were in OP's place in story one, as soon as the karen put her hand on me I would've screamed at the highest my vocal cords would let me that I don't know her and for her to let go of me immediately. If the noise didn't make her let go, the nearby people (and probably the cops) would. If people didn't get to us before I started to panic, I would set her breathing to manual.
Exactly. The absolute best thing you can do in that situation is to make as much noise as possible in order to draw attention. Especially if it's a *child* screaming, that is sure to get people to come running. Especially if there is even the slightest chance that it's an attempted kidnapping, the absolute last thing a would-be kidnapper wants is attention, so intentionally drawing attention to yourself is the best thing you could possibly do. Hell, I know of at least one instance where a young girl was being kidnapped (the kidnappers apparently planned to force her into marrying one of them), and her screams wound up drawing the attention of *THREE LIONS* who scared off the kidnappers and then they just stayed with the girl and protected her until they knew she was safe, at which point they simply left.
Story 1) she thought you worked there because she is short and you were reorganizing the cards, but it’s a whole other way to react by GRABBING A CHILD?! Like what the heck has the world come to.
Story 1: I'm not surprised this happened at Walmart: 1. Far too many customers will ignore stuff like closed signs so mistaking a child for an employee is inevitable. 2. They do hire employees under 21 and sometimes younger than 18. One co-worker looks like she is middle school but an adult. Also I once dealt with a customer who had a 12 year old granddaughter who was 6 feet tall. 3. Some Walmart employees get away with not wearing the vest while working. Mostly management and loss prevention.
As someone who works at Walmart, yes to all your points. Some customers are…Well, let’s just say they certainly aren’t too bright. Though, even if a Walmart employee doesn’t have their vest, they do always have their name badge! Though, sometimes they kind of hide it.
Or maybe it was because he was arranging the cards which made him or her look like a Wal-Mart employee, since employees are in charge of fixing and arranging things, stuff along those lines.
Story #1: If an adult did this to me when I was this young, I would have screamed "Kiddnapper! Shes kiddnapping me!" Repeatedly till someone came to help.
For the 1st story, I think it was partly because you were tidying the cards that made Karen think OP was employed. Regardless, that is NOT how you treat someone, staff member or not.
For the first story, i'd literally make a scene without actually telling her i dont work there, "No i'm not going to help you, i don't want to help you", and obvs shouting that someone unknown is bothering a child
My husband is an retired officer from the Army. This story is just the tip of the stories that is out there. There are a lot of dumb people who joined the military. You can make a special group just for them too. LOL
1st story since birth I was taught that if someone was harassing me scream. It doesn't have to be words just scream. Don't fight the lady, don't push her, just scream the girlish scream you've ever screamed.
It was because the young girl appeared to be "zoning" the cards. But cards like Hallmark are a vendor product and associates don't typically "zone" vendor merchandize
@Purple Citrine right, after the first few seconds she definitely should have known. These people all seem to have some cognitive issues. I meant her initial approach. Some 12 year old are tall. I listen to these stories a lot and many of them happen because the person did indeed rearrange something or, like one virtue signaling person, found something misplaced and interrupted her shopping and picked it up and took it back to its place because she was such a good kind considerate person 😂😂
If there's a name I love from these stories nothing comes close to private wiggles, it's an absolutely perfect name and I'm dying of laughter every time the name is said
I read in another channel that the person just screamed for security. When they start that mess just scream for security! Makes the situation shorter. They don’t believe you anyway.
I could see somebody working at Walmart at 12 because the people that are making all the stuff over China are about 12 and below going to be the first time Walmart's been known to hire under a children
Dude... that Karen is HIGH. That's the only way to explain how she mistaken a kid for a working adult. Someone should have get security/police and test her if she's with substance.
Story 1 I can relate to this story.A parson also was employed. I was 11 at the time,but he was nice old man. He asked nicely were the birthday candles,so I told him were birthday candles were .
I've actually been mistaken like that before many times but no harassment in the first story and what I said when somebody mistaken me was "Do I look like I wear the uniforms at the store has?" In a calm voice.
For the first story, I'm thinking maybe the Karen noticed the op putting the cards in order and thought she worked at Walmart, despite the op basically being a 12 year old looking 11.
9:04 for those who do not know especially human-created ratios are often that the top 20% make up 80% like in a lot of countries 20% hold 80% of money, or responsibility or in that case the worst 20% of people will make up 80% of all complaints
Having been an employee of three such retail businesses over the years and seen more than my share of such things, this woman and her behavior SHOULD have been reported to police IMMEDIATELY.
Rearranging stuff does not make them an employee though. And she was *TWELVE* and the actual employee even mistook her for being 11! In the U.S., it's literally *ILLEGAL* for people under the age of 16 to even *have* a job. Plus, the most important thing to look for, especially if you're at a Walmart, is if a given person is wearing a blue vest or shirt with the Walmart logo and name on it. *THAT* is how you identify a Walmart employee, they will always be wearing a Walmart vest or shirt. Anyone who doesn't realize that is a total idiot. But my guess? That Karen was just a bully and was looking for an excuse to pick on literally *ANYONE* she possibly could.
@@Charles-7 I looked it up and it said in most states the minimum age reuirement is 16 and in order to work earlier than that you need a permit Counting permits the very minimum for MOST states is 14
@@Markiplierforreal ahh yeah, i was kinda confusing that with this other law that no parent/guardian should be letting their kid(s) home alone while being at the age of 13 or less.
You’re not the jerk how you handled wiggles. I’m a veteran and know when you’re in the military there are rules you have to go by. Period… end of story. She’s lucky all she got was other than honorable. Just because she was pregnant shouldn’t have made a difference in her staying in the brigg. Women have jail sentences while their pregnant in enough cases in civilian jails and prisons. They just make sure they receive everything they need as a pregnant woman. It would have actually been much easier if she had stayed there. You were right though… she was nothing but trouble.
i say the commanding officer was more then nice to wiggle considering how she was acting. Any person with half a brain even a monkey would agree to the commanding officer term to get out of the army on those terms. I guess wiggles just wanted to see how far she could take things to. I hope after she took the air plane back home, I hope she didn't sign back up to the army cause I would of black listed her from being able to rejoin the army or any military type of regime again unless she proven herself later down the years that she changed her ways!!!
Story 2: NTA, some people just don't care to behave decently. Never been in the military, but I hope I would have been able to deal with it intelligently
0:01 that happened to my mom, we actually live in Puerto Rico, we were at a Walmart and a person who maybe was travelling (due to the fact that she was speaking english) though my mom worked at Walmart because she had one of those work jackets, but my mom actually works at SuperMax (Stores in Puerto Rico don't know if in the US are any) and then she realized my mom didn't work there and just said "oh sorry sorry" and left laughing embarrased, i actually don't blame her, she's not from Puerto Rico so it's easy to be confused when in another country but that was hilarious 😂😂😂😂
I can see the thinking she works there I've seen so many "young" kids in stores. Some just look that way because I'm old while others are genuinely young and I'm pretty sure just helping out a mum/dad in a family store. However when the person say's they don't work there it moves the issue to the woman's side because she's obviously not listening to what she's being told. Also something I can sadly see. I've worked as a carpark attendant and I still remember telling people "Please go down here there rae parking spots in this area." with a pointing hand. Having them drive off to a completely different area then come back and tell me there's no spots. Not to mention all the people who will do things like MOVE warning and danger signs to go where they want because its their spot and then complain that something's not being done about the reason for the warning signs to begin with.
Anytime your child goes to a Walmart alone or with parents teach them to scream "Code Adam". This is the alarm for a missing, abducted, or abused child in the store. Security and Walmart personnel will stop what they are doing, do a search, and or go to the commotion.
As a retired USAF NCO I had my fill of bad airmen, male and female. Reading what she was doing, her husband or jailhouse friends told her to get out faster, do more $hit. It just works in the opposite direction that's for sure. Another thing, the FBI did not do its job of investigating them at all. They would have seen what their behavior was and concluded they may not be a fit for the military at all. If it was during the administration between 2009-2017 when they lowered Army minimal standards, even more, I can see how these human malcontents got in. It's getting worse with this admiration and looking to even lowering it even more. Not since the draft has the worse of the worse is getting in the armed forces lowering morale and readiness for one who want to be there.
Thanks for the information
Your very helpful
THIS. Growing up on base all of us (boys in the housing area) thought the guy was a big wuss for not fighting back or at least defending himself when his wife abused him fortunately his command protected him since FSC wanted HIM to go to anger management and threats to pull her ID out in a base in the middle of nowhere (30-45 minute drive to nearest wallyworld) got them to back down. The ONLY reason why they helped him was because he just curled up into a ball so only he was injured and no bruising on him So if he sees this know at least I'm sorry I thought you were a wuss back then.
I use to work at Wal-Mart, and at that time, Code Adam was only used for missing children after management spoke with the parents, and then announced over the PA with a specific description of the kid. That way every associate in the store not only knew to look for a missing kid, but it also essentially locked down the store to make sure the kid couldn't walk or be carried out.
Your average Joe isn't going to fully understand this, and the associates may not respond the same as if it was announced officially through the PA to everyone at once.
As with any such code word social media wants us to try using, these are not situations where you want to be taking chances. You need to teach your kids to scream for help instead of some code word. For one, it's much easier and natural for them to remember and use in a panic. Two, there's no question what it means. It means people are needed asap to that location. If a kid (or anyone, for that matter) is in danger and following this advice, you first need to hope that the person remembers the correct code word for the situation, then you need to hope the people near by knows it, then you need to hope they take it seriously, then you need to hope they care to respond if they don't know it. It's too many points of failure when, "HEEEELLLLPPPPPPP!!!!!!" gets the point across universally.
Yes, code Adam exists, but leave it for the staff to use it as they are trained. And just ignore all the other code words for danger as well, it'll only lead to confusion and delayed responses.
@@Nareimooncatt Help does not draw attention as Code Adam does. Like calling out fire instead of help when you really need help. No one will punish you if you use it.
Story 1) Karen thought you were an employee because she is sick in the head. If it had been because you were arranging cards, she would have accepted the answer "sorry, I don't work here" the first time especially in view of all the evidence (your young age and lack of uniform).
Karens aren't known for their brains or common sense though.
How dumb do this lady got to be that a 12 y o is not a Wal-Mart employee???
she did say that she doesn't work here though
@@joeyentertainmentt1 true
It’s more likely she wanted to bully someone, anyone that day.. and children are easy targets.
1st story: If someone harassed me like that, they'd be on the floor in 2 seconds flat.
Try that with 12 year old strength. It's doesn't work so screaming, biting and if you got fingernails scratching is the best bet. Bite hard enough they can bleed same goes with scratching.
@@penguinpingu3807 I wasn't disregarding the age, I was simply saying if I was harassed like the 12 year old in that story was the person harassing me would be on the floor.
@@CaptainB1994 I doubt the Karen can lift a finger on you anyway. Though, I would yell at her, or give her a beach slap, if the same happens to me depending on my emotions.
@@penguinpingu3807 stamp on her foot as hard as you can with your heel if its a male karen sock them in the balls. I did that it worked.
You won't do shit if anything you'll be on the ground
This brought my attention cause I do go to Walmart (everyday) & most people ask "Do you work here?" I replied "No." or "I do not work here but I know where the item is at." But that Karen should be VERY specific on what type of diapers she needs
That Commander was quite nice to that soldier. I've seen people get kicked out within a week of doing stupid stuff. For her to be around for that long whilst keeping insanity in check is impressive.
Not really all that impressive we all know it's because of gender.
@@kisstune right. Granted the most entertaining thing I laid witness to was a soldier that went AWOL 5 times before the dishonorably discharged him and in 1 day he as fully processed and off the base. We were given direct orders to not contact him off base. This guy would go AWOL for a week than show up to formation that repeat. Somehow they let him do it 5 times. The fifth time they arrested him at a hotel and that was the end of it. We were all hoping to see him go to Leavenworth, but they kicked him out.
@@kisstune yea
@@kisstune the only time her gender came into action was when she was pregnant. Otherwise, mr wiggles never had the same offer nor did he behave as badly as her, she went to the brig, he didn't. They were overall lighter on him then her.
Morgan definitely was the opposite as he was Shocked, Appalled and Dismayed. 🤣
Seems like anyone who tries to fix up a messy shelf is mistaken for an employee, no matter how much they don't look like an employee
If someone had done that to my kid, the cops would be reviewing the security footage and the woman would be in court on charges of harassment and child abuse. That's traumatizing for that poor girl
If I that kid I be yelling Code Adam till my voice was raw.
@Christopher H. Sound fair to me
@Makayla Forbes,
The correct charges would be battery of a minor and either unlawful detention/attempted kidnapping. But, you are absolutely correct, someone touches my kid, trip to jail or the morgue.
When the OP said she was a perfectionist and rearanged The cards, I reconized myself because I too like to rearrange and sort products at Target and stuff like that.
I do that at goodwill.
@@kimalonzo3363 lol i did too one time.
I’m the 1st story the woman assaulted a minor/child abuse even if she was a Walmart employee that still doesn’t give her the right to assault her for ignoring her. The actual employee should not have let her walk out and should’ve called the police
I agree
Yell pedifile at the top of your lungs
I think you mean "In the 1st story", not "I'm the first story."
@@DavidRay39 yes. Auto correct 🙄
Ladies and gentlemen we have officially gone full circle, i've seen Karen's cause a fuss thinking a 20 year old looks to young to be a manager and now we have Karen's who are convinced that a 12 year old is an employee.
Yeah, who does she think she is, Wisconsin/Ohio legislators? How the hell can someone mistake a 12 year old in no uniform as an employee? She just wanted to bully someone.
If I were in OP's place in story one, as soon as the karen put her hand on me I would've screamed at the highest my vocal cords would let me that I don't know her and for her to let go of me immediately. If the noise didn't make her let go, the nearby people (and probably the cops) would. If people didn't get to us before I started to panic, I would set her breathing to manual.
If my kid was going to Walmart for me I'll tell them if anyone puts there hands on you in a threatening way scream loud enough for everyone to hear
Exactly. The absolute best thing you can do in that situation is to make as much noise as possible in order to draw attention. Especially if it's a *child* screaming, that is sure to get people to come running. Especially if there is even the slightest chance that it's an attempted kidnapping, the absolute last thing a would-be kidnapper wants is attention, so intentionally drawing attention to yourself is the best thing you could possibly do.
Hell, I know of at least one instance where a young girl was being kidnapped (the kidnappers apparently planned to force her into marrying one of them), and her screams wound up drawing the attention of *THREE LIONS* who scared off the kidnappers and then they just stayed with the girl and protected her until they knew she was safe, at which point they simply left.
Story 1) she thought you worked there because she is short and you were reorganizing the cards, but it’s a whole other way to react by GRABBING A CHILD?! Like what the heck has the world come to.
Story 1: I'm not surprised this happened at Walmart:
1. Far too many customers will ignore stuff like closed signs so mistaking a child for an employee is inevitable.
2. They do hire employees under 21 and sometimes younger than 18. One co-worker looks like she is middle school but an adult. Also I once dealt with a customer who had a 12 year old granddaughter who was 6 feet tall.
3. Some Walmart employees get away with not wearing the vest while working. Mostly management and loss prevention.
@Purple Citrine Oh, I know my reasoning doesn't excuse it but unfortunately some customers can't be reasoned with.
As someone who works at Walmart, yes to all your points. Some customers are…Well, let’s just say they certainly aren’t too bright. Though, even if a Walmart employee doesn’t have their vest, they do always have their name badge! Though, sometimes they kind of hide it.
@Purple Citrine that would require the Karen to *listen* to someone else.
I know why the woman mistook the OP for a Walmart employee even though he was clearly not
She forgot her normal pills that day
*She was clearly not
😂lol
That would actually explain it
Or maybe it was because he was arranging the cards which made him or her look like a Wal-Mart employee, since employees are in charge of fixing and arranging things, stuff along those lines.
Story #1: If an adult did this to me when I was this young, I would have screamed "Kiddnapper! Shes kiddnapping me!" Repeatedly till someone came to help.
Its even better if you Scream Code Adam what that is 1st abuse child is present 2. Kidnapping is present. I forget the 3rd
@@KitsuneGod28 Missing child.
@@familyneves9777 thanks 😅 I need to research other codes
I heard the laughter in his voice when he explained the first kid being 12 years old.
Gotta admit, a military officer being called Wiggles, and a military defense attorney saying “baka” has left me in stitches.
I know Karens aren't the sharpest,but come on! How can you mistake a 12 year old for an employee?
I have seen 12 year olds that look 16 and 16 year olds do work at walmart
Dedicated to story #1's kArEn:
"Open Your eyes
Look up to the skies and see"
~Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen
Of course it Peaceful for 4 weeks it was with captain Morgan 🤣
grandma sicko mode
For the 1st story, I think it was partly because you were tidying the cards that made Karen think OP was employed. Regardless, that is NOT how you treat someone, staff member or not.
For the first story, i'd literally make a scene without actually telling her i dont work there, "No i'm not going to help you, i don't want to help you", and obvs shouting that someone unknown is bothering a child
My husband is an retired officer from the Army. This story is just the tip of the stories that is out there. There are a lot of dumb people who joined the military. You can make a special group just for them too. LOL
The minute she grabs you, starting yelling for help!!!! Don't stop until help arrives!
1st story since birth I was taught that if someone was harassing me scream. It doesn't have to be words just scream. Don't fight the lady, don't push her, just scream the girlish scream you've ever screamed.
“she said she was 12” 💀
It was because the young girl appeared to be "zoning" the cards. But cards like Hallmark are a vendor product and associates don't typically "zone" vendor merchandize
Exactly. People do that sort of thing and then are utterly baffled when someone thinks they work there. Ridiculous.
Who else read this and didn't need the quotation marks to understand it?
@@Nareimooncatt We all understand. Thanks for making sure though.
@Purple Citrine right, after the first few seconds she definitely should have known. These people all seem to have some cognitive issues. I meant her initial approach. Some 12 year old are tall. I listen to these stories a lot and many of them happen because the person did indeed rearrange something or, like one virtue signaling person, found something misplaced and interrupted her shopping and picked it up and took it back to its place because she was such a good kind considerate person 😂😂
@@Kelle0284 😂😂
When he said she had the Karen cut I lost it laughing
Dude in the first 20-30 seconds you can hear the narrator laughing softly😂😂
I’m commenting late, but I got here when it had been posted 31 seconds ago.
If there's a name I love from these stories nothing comes close to private wiggles, it's an absolutely perfect name and I'm dying of laughter every time the name is said
NGL, I laughed whenever you mentioned the name "Wiggles"
Private wiggles😂
On that last story, somebody REALLY needed a blanket party…
When you decided to sort cards the groundwork was set for a misunderstanding.
Everyone on that subreddit be like:" personally, I wouldn't take that level of disrespect"
Karen saw you organizing the cards and thus thought you worked there.
I read in another channel that the person just screamed for security. When they start that mess just scream for security! Makes the situation shorter. They don’t believe you anyway.
I could see somebody working at Walmart at 12 because the people that are making all the stuff over China are about 12 and below going to be the first time Walmart's been known to hire under a children
Sure ILLEGALLY but they know better than to do that out in the open even in China
Dude... that Karen is HIGH. That's the only way to explain how she mistaken a kid for a working adult. Someone should have get security/police and test her if she's with substance.
Private wiggles 😂😂
He had a brief chat with captain Morgan. I bet he did 😂😂
Were Jim Bean and Jack Daniels invited? 😂😂🎉
Bruh that woman is probably harassing a four year old just now
Karens: can't understand normal thinking. 😂
Why did I laugh so hard at the ahemmmm in the first stiry
For the first story, at OPs age, I was in self defense classes. That Karen would not have simply walked away.
You done good ! Back in the olden days she would’ve had an attitude adjustment.
0:00 - 3:53 Child abuse
Story 1 I can relate to this story.A parson also was employed. I was 11 at the time,but he was nice old man. He asked nicely were the birthday candles,so I told him were birthday candles were .
Karen thought that you are an employee, because you were rearranging the cards
I've actually been mistaken like that before many times but no harassment in the first story and what I said when somebody mistaken me was "Do I look like I wear the uniforms at the store has?" In a calm voice.
okay so the guy used japanese instead of the english word for idiot ha amazing
That is pretty amazing.
"I WANT TO SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER!"
Me:"All right. Drop dead. GOD is my manager."
Story 2 definitely not the jerk I know a lot of military stuff and he did the right procedure
Bro I love your story’s please make more
Ser Sam the Chivalrous looking for gift cards 😂😂😂
Bro my hamster used to be called wiggles.. sargeant wiggles 😂.
"Baka baka baka" 😂
I’m the exact same age as the person in the first story i would say this woman is harassing me as loud as I can
Story 1) I would cry (on purpose) and scream like she was hurting me , and then laugh my a$S of
If i were that child in walmart, id fakin scream~ like banshee style screaming
For the first story, I'm thinking maybe the Karen noticed the op putting the cards in order and thought she worked at Walmart, despite the op basically being a 12 year old looking 11.
My brain hurts after hearing such a complicated military story and I could barely follow what was even hapening lol.
1:05 There's the problem,. You tried to fix the cards 😏
it feels illegal to be this early
It felt illegal when I broke into my neighbours garage and stole his screwdriver and a box full of used underwear.
The cards are worked by a second party vendor, not Walmart employees. And anyone younger then 20 look like they are 12 to me
@Purple Citrine I said TO ME. ME, not you
A 12 year old mistaken for an employee? Some people never got the message that child labor is not a thing anymore. Not even in the USA.
Great video as usual btw!
Can't believe she did not get a court martial. I got to Court martial in the army for getting a sun burn because I was to lazy to put on sunscreen
I just call the haircut "The Karen Cut."
Private wiggles 💀
I like how he or someone else made the karen accent lol
9:04 for those who do not know especially human-created ratios are often that the top 20% make up 80% like in a lot of countries 20% hold 80% of money, or responsibility or in that case the worst 20% of people will make up 80% of all complaints
glizzy + frog = froggy 😪
Was he wearing a blue polo shirt? That's all some people see.
I think the Karen in the first story thought she was in china
If the person from the second story would get sent to Poland for military training, she would probably get sent back in 0.003 miliseconds.
Why does it feel like this could only happen in the U.S....?
Having been an employee of three such retail businesses over the years and seen more than my share of such things,
this woman and her behavior SHOULD have been reported to police IMMEDIATELY.
sounds like my sister, my sister went into the army and I swear to god, I saw her yell at her CO for doing his job
Mr. Wiggles was selling drugs at his base. WTF
"I was pretty small and I looked like a 11 year old"
Me: I am 12 and I look like a 7 year old
If I were that kid I would do the think we all would do.
Fists or push
I think my guess for why the Karen mistook the kid for an employee is that she was rearranging stuff on the shelf. That’s my only guess though.
Rearranging stuff does not make them an employee though. And she was *TWELVE* and the actual employee even mistook her for being 11! In the U.S., it's literally *ILLEGAL* for people under the age of 16 to even *have* a job. Plus, the most important thing to look for, especially if you're at a Walmart, is if a given person is wearing a blue vest or shirt with the Walmart logo and name on it. *THAT* is how you identify a Walmart employee, they will always be wearing a Walmart vest or shirt.
Anyone who doesn't realize that is a total idiot. But my guess? That Karen was just a bully and was looking for an excuse to pick on literally *ANYONE* she possibly could.
@@gamester512 i thought the minimum age requirement of getting a job is 13, according to child labor laws.
@@Charles-7 Maybe I'm remembering wrong then.
@@Charles-7 I looked it up and it said in most states the minimum age reuirement is 16 and in order to work earlier than that you need a permit
Counting permits the very minimum for MOST states is 14
@@Markiplierforreal ahh yeah, i was kinda confusing that with this other law that no parent/guardian should be letting their kid(s) home alone while being at the age of 13 or less.
You’re not the jerk how you handled wiggles. I’m a veteran and know when you’re in the military there are rules you have to go by. Period… end of story. She’s lucky all she got was other than honorable. Just because she was pregnant shouldn’t have made a difference in her staying in the brigg. Women have jail sentences while their pregnant in enough cases in civilian jails and prisons. They just make sure they receive everything they need as a pregnant woman. It would have actually been much easier if she had stayed there. You were right though… she was nothing but trouble.
Story #2: she by not taking care of her body = destruction of government property. Dishonorable discharge.
i say the commanding officer was more then nice to wiggle considering how she was acting. Any person with half a brain even a monkey would agree to the commanding officer term to get out of the army on those terms. I guess wiggles just wanted to see how far she could take things to. I hope after she took the air plane back home, I hope she didn't sign back up to the army cause I would of black listed her from being able to rejoin the army or any military type of regime again unless she proven herself later down the years that she changed her ways!!!
I already expected a karen to be unreasonable, but this is beyond level unhinged.
The thing with Karens is that they want their needs met, they want it now and if you happen to be nearby, good enough for the Karen
Story 2: NTA, some people just don't care to behave decently. Never been in the military, but I hope I would have been able to deal with it intelligently
Story 1. I was actually organizing the cards at DSW and one lady said “they’re gonna hire you”
Bro went asking literal KIDS to help her
i say just reply her by going "I want to speak to your manager NOW!"
Story 2 bro just wastin space
0:01 that happened to my mom, we actually live in Puerto Rico, we were at a Walmart and a person who maybe was travelling (due to the fact that she was speaking english) though my mom worked at Walmart because she had one of those work jackets, but my mom actually works at SuperMax (Stores in Puerto Rico don't know if in the US are any) and then she realized my mom didn't work there and just said "oh sorry sorry" and left laughing embarrased, i actually don't blame her, she's not from Puerto Rico so it's easy to be confused when in another country but that was hilarious 😂😂😂😂
How idiotic could someone possibly be to mistaken a 12 year old for a Walmart employee
I can see the thinking she works there I've seen so many "young" kids in stores. Some just look that way because I'm old while others are genuinely young and I'm pretty sure just helping out a mum/dad in a family store. However when the person say's they don't work there it moves the issue to the woman's side because she's obviously not listening to what she's being told. Also something I can sadly see. I've worked as a carpark attendant and I still remember telling people "Please go down here there rae parking spots in this area." with a pointing hand. Having them drive off to a completely different area then come back and tell me there's no spots. Not to mention all the people who will do things like MOVE warning and danger signs to go where they want because its their spot and then complain that something's not being done about the reason for the warning signs to begin with.
Story 1: i'm dying at this woman's stupidity 🙏💀🗿
sadly kid wasn't older, she could be assault of a child that could be serious time! call the cops!