First story: woman assaulted one of our employees, the next time she came we told her that assaulting our employees isn‘t cool, so we‘ll only serve her one last time but didn‘t have the balls to actually ban her from the restaurant. Where‘s the malicious compliance? Aren‘t they just rolling over and letting her walk all over them?
About the first story of the McDonald Karen, it’s exactly that way any Karens should be dealt. They should be warned that their behavior is not acceptable, they will be expelled if they showed up another time and the police will be called if they come back.
I once bypassed a sign in Japan for a quick picture of an awesome view in Yokohama Japan i was half way over the barricade, i stepped over it as Im a big tall guy and then my Japanese friend read the sign to me. "Danger do not enter" i knew that much as i understand a little Japanese. I saw the pavers piled up and figured a quick picture wouldn't hurt. Then my friend read the rest of the sign. "Killer Bees". I froze hopped back over the barricade and went without the picture. It helps to be able to read.
Should have treated the pool with a dye that turns everything bright green on exposure to sunlight. A friend of mine from college days did this to prevent trespassers from using his pool when they went on vacation. He used to work for a large chemicals manufacturing company and we joked at the time about marketting it, this was in the 1970s.
When the pool is closed it usually a good reason somebody have put some chemical crap in pool somebody have had a crap in the pool or the pool is empty.
Seems like they would have to get confirmation from a charity or have a voucher or something. If it were that easy anyone could walk in and scam a free room.
@@mitros4 oh yeah lol. But still. I can't imagine it's that easy to scam a room in the age of computers. These places tend to run a tight ship when it comes to protecting their cash flow.
In most even smaller cities. There are multiple hotels with pools. It’s closed? You ask. “Is there a nearby hotel of your chain that has a pool for our kids?….how about other hotels? We would like to stay here but the kids love a pool.” Odds are they would offer 10% discount on month rate. (And kids only miss pool half the month, or less)
1st story: Man, karens get triggered by the pettiest of things 2nd story: Was she profiling you because you're black or something? It's the only way I could understand why she'd be stopping YOU every time 3rd story: Some people just don't listen. You can't fix stupid
That’s the problem. There is no racism. People just want to be a victim. The mentality has done nothing for this country but the dems want it that way to keep you in control.
All right. We just sent pineapples and coffee to my parents. I love your stories and you’re very good. Sometimes, I just let you go on and fall asleep. I’m not ashamed of that. Keep on. You’re worth it. Yes I did go to McDonald’s the other night. The fries are just seriously. Indeed, yes. I did add tomato. Kamuela. I’m growing them in my garden.
I just walk past the receipt demanding people. If they grab me, that's assault. If they grab my cart, I just go to the service desk and return everything. I also tie all of my bags super tight. If they rip the bags open, I will make them re-bag it all. I've had it happen twice. I do not lift a finger to re-bag them, I didn't un-bag them.It's happened twice. The managers like me and told them to stop checking me. haha
I don't know if it's the same everywhere else, but at my Wal-Mart it's very simple. If you have items that are NOT in a bag, the receipt checker is going to stop you. If you don't want to be stopped, put your items in a bag (if you can). If you have items that are too big for a bag, just accept that they need to verify you paid for them.
Sorry for being stupid, but I don´t get the second story. What was so smug about him giving her his receipt? I´m not a US-citizen and have never been to the US so I don´t know anything about walmart policies. Although we have self check-outs I try to never use them.
Wrong. You chose to shop there, if you don’t like their policy, shop elsewhere. They have every right to make sure you aren’t stealing. Your ego has no place in their business. You’re entitled and rude. They don’t need you.
@@dcg590 You are funny, really funny. No, they don't have that right, as in literally don't have that right. It has been challenged in court in the past as well. But keep on thinking that.
Not reading signs is just as bad as in retail when customers don't read the sale tags. I'm a cashier and where I work we have buy one get one free and buy get one 50% off sales all the time. You wouldn't believe how many times customers come up to me for checkout with a single item and tell me that it is 50% off. And when you tell them it is buy one get the second one 50% off, they tell you that it's not what the sign says and you tell them yes it is. All their eyes see is the 50% off on the tag and don't read the rest of it. And of course then they don't want it and I have to call the manager over to void the purchase because I had already scanned it. I had two customers that did that to me just today. So the moral of the story is when you are shopping and something you want is on sale PLEASE READ THE WHOLE SIGN. This is on half of all the frustrated cashiers out there. Thank you.
I'm a restaurant manager at very popular local restaurant and the horror stories I have about insane and horrible customers are endless. Dealing with the public is pure hell sometimes
You're right about that. But then you get the customers that are a dream to deal with which almost makes it worth it. But they are few and far between unfortunately.
This morning? All his videos are good. Him and one other RUclipsr thag reads reddit I watch constantly, others seen to try to find the most unbelievable stories or truly fakes stories to read and try to act like they really happened.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Y'ALL 🎉💥💪 I DEMAND A KAREN COMMISION BE FORMED! I KNOW WHAT MY RIGHTS ARE! I'LL TAKE THIS UP WITH MY REPRESENTATIVE!! I DON'T CARE IF I DON'T HAVE ONE! Wait, what??
I got kind of fed up with the show me the receipt 15 years ago. I started crumpling it up in a little ball, putting it in a bag, and then tying the bag as many times as possible. "I'm sorry sir, I am not allowed to open the bag." I'm sorry mam, I tie them so tight, I have to cut them open at home. Lost one, one time, and you wouldn't refund the bad DVD disk that wouldn't pppppppplay. Ended the aggravation. never been asked again.
H a h h a that sign can't stop me because I can't read was really funny to me considering I have dyslexia and I've thought of using that line. If I ever got in trouble for something that a sign said don't do
I worked security for a hotel in ft. Lauderdale beach. In spring break, I was assigned to watch over the pool area and only allow guest to use the pool. I had to watch the pool for 11 hours, frin noon till 10pm. It was for 3 weeks I did this. During the third week a pump for the pool broken down and a new one was ordered and would take a couple of weeks to get. The pool was closed till they new pump was installed. The kids for that week we're cool about it and so we're the other guests. We were right across the street from the beach. I also suggest the swimming pool hall of Fame(there's a lap pool and a high dive pool) but said it's a paid pool and it's not affiliated with the hotel. People thanked me for it. And the college kids were cool. This group didn't cause any problem. Wish I could say that about the first week(one group was kicked out less then 2 hours after checking in. They had three complaints about them. This group was the worst. Every day there was problems. I think in total 5 groups were kicked out) and the second group was a little better (this one had me scared with one girk went out to a club and strangers brought her back to the hotel and she was definitely given drugs because she had no cluecwhete she was and hardly able to talk. The guys that brought her there just wanted her safe. The next day she went to the closed pool and look way better. I talked to her a little saying I'm glad she's better that I was concerned for her. The night she left she talked me for being concerned for her and I got a hug from her). I'm so glad the third group was cool. I wore all black uniform and I was standing under thecsun the whole time. Luckily the manager for the restaurant told me I can get free drinks(I got coke for the caffeine) and mostly just drank the infusion water they had for the guests.
When are people going to realize that you don't have to show your receipt to Wal-Mart employees as you leave. When you pay you own the items and the receipt. Just walk past and say no thanks. I am retired law enforcement and I have researched the law and they can not make you show the receipt.
That last story reminds me of the time in Florida when my Dad's boss owned a condo where he allowed his employees to stay for 2 weeks. The 2nd time we when we went there, this "karen" said we were "Troublemakers " which we weren't as the previous people were--well, that ended the vacations! 😞
Last story. It would have been really nice if the hotel had let the grandma and the kids stay in the room for that month, since it was already paid for.
Second story: OP got it all wrong. 'Karen' worker fancies OP, and wanted to get his attention every time she saw him. Of course she would ignore your wife; she didn't know you were married and was jealous! I'll be honest, most men, including me, miss these signs. Women, don't play games, just tell us!!!!!
Receipt Story: What Karen is doing is Illegal. Walmart doesn't have a Membership Requirement to shop in their stores (Sam's Club is the exception) and thus you are perfectly in your right to ignore any Walmart Employee that demand's to see your Receipt and continue walking, the ONLY exception is if the Employee is Loss Prevention. If the non-Loss Prevention Employee stops you from leaving you are perfectly within your right to call the Police and Charge the Employee that stopped you with Kidnapping and/or False Imprisonment... By Law, ONLY those store that have Membership Requirements to shop in them such as Sam's Club and Costco can demand to see your receipt as you leave and even then, they can only do that IF their Membership Terms and Conditions list that when you sign up...Both Sam's Club and Costco list that Condition in their Terms and Conditions...
Second story- I've also experienced a terrible time with walmart receipt checkers. A couple years back, there was a problem checking out at a cashier. In clear view of the receipt checker mind you, me and the cashier had to move registers not once but twice [a total of 3 check stands], only getting closer to the receipt guy. 3rd time was the charm and it worked out. As I walked out, he asked for the receipt. I just held it up and flipped him off.
For the last couple of years I've been simply telling the walmart people 'no' when they ask for my receipt and I just keep walking. If they have a problem they can call LP and I'll ask them if they have reason to believe I'm stealing but that has yet to happen. (edit for sp error)
I just tell three “no thank you” and leave. Sometimes my receipt is in my hand and sometimes it’s in my pocket already. But either way everything is paid for. It’s not Sam’s club - there’s no requirement for me to show a receipt, nor any requirement for me to wait for them to call LP either.
@@giraffegiraffe8702then shop at Sams. Any store has every right to make sure you paid if that’s their policy. You chose to shop there, follow their policy or shop elsewhere
@@dcg590 Um... there is no policy to show a receipt at walmart, nor is there any legal obligation to do so in the US. Once you buy it, it's theirs. Their other company (Sam's) has the policy. When I go to Walmart I will not show a receipt. When I go to Sam's I do because it's a contract I've agreed to.
@@dcg590 No such requirement at Walmart - they can ask, but you can say "no" and there's nothing they can do about it. Once you pay for the item it's yours. I mentioned Sam's as a comparison, since showing the receipt is in membership contract. When I shop at Walmart I say "no thank you" and when I shop at Sam's I show my receipt.
My response to the Receipt Nazi at the blue big box store is to breezily reply, "No, thank you!" and keep on moving. When I gave you the money, the item(s) became mine. That's how it works. I'm puzzled by WHY blue big box store sics these deranged individuals on customers. My strong hunch is that management should pay a WHOLE lot more attention to their employees carting 15 big screen TV's out the loading dock rather than if I scanned that third pack of ramen noodles correctly.
When the corporate bigwigs decided to "save money" by installing self-checkout, they didn't take into account people cheating by repeatedly scanning a low price code for every item. So now they have to have "receipt Nazis" annoying their customers.
Don't want to be accosted, put it in a bag. If its not in a bag they are supposed to check. Don't screech at a peon for doing what they were told to do.
People don't read signs... People don't read at all. Half of these entitled stories wouldn't exist if people actually read signage while in public. Signs aren't suggestions.
First story: Should have called the police the first time. Throwing a tray full of drinks at someone is assault.
Teach her a lesson the first time so nobody else falls victim.
First story: woman assaulted one of our employees, the next time she came we told her that assaulting our employees isn‘t cool, so we‘ll only serve her one last time but didn‘t have the balls to actually ban her from the restaurant. Where‘s the malicious compliance? Aren‘t they just rolling over and letting her walk all over them?
About the first story of the McDonald Karen, it’s exactly that way any Karens should be dealt. They should be warned that their behavior is not acceptable, they will be expelled if they showed up another time and the police will be called if they come back.
I once bypassed a sign in Japan for a quick picture of an awesome view in Yokohama Japan i was half way over the barricade, i stepped over it as Im a big tall guy and then my Japanese friend read the sign to me. "Danger do not enter" i knew that much as i understand a little Japanese. I saw the pavers piled up and figured a quick picture wouldn't hurt. Then my friend read the rest of the sign. "Killer Bees". I froze hopped back over the barricade and went without the picture. It helps to be able to read.
Should have treated the pool with a dye that turns everything bright green on exposure to sunlight. A friend of mine from college days did this to prevent trespassers from using his pool when they went on vacation. He used to work for a large chemicals manufacturing company and we joked at the time about marketting it, this was in the 1970s.
When the pool is closed it usually a good reason somebody have put some chemical crap in pool somebody have had a crap in the pool or the pool is empty.
For that last story, it wouldn't surprise me if it turned out that EM and ED lied about the charity sending them to get a room.
So very glad to see them arrested. Some people should not be allowed out in public! 🤨
Seems like they would have to get confirmation from a charity or have a voucher or something. If it were that easy anyone could walk in and scam a free room.
@@PinkyJujubean Not free! Half price!
@@mitros4 oh yeah lol. But still. I can't imagine it's that easy to scam a room in the age of computers. These places tend to run a tight ship when it comes to protecting their cash flow.
it’s in Branson, MO(Nashville West), probably Silver Dollar City
In most even smaller cities. There are multiple hotels with pools. It’s closed? You ask. “Is there a nearby hotel of your chain that has a pool for our kids?….how about other hotels? We would like to stay here but the kids love a pool.”
Odds are they would offer 10% discount on month rate. (And kids only miss pool half the month, or less)
I sure hope the OP-hotel manager and cw followed through on the assault charges.
1st story: Man, karens get triggered by the pettiest of things
2nd story: Was she profiling you because you're black or something? It's the only way I could understand why she'd be stopping YOU every time
3rd story: Some people just don't listen. You can't fix stupid
That’s the problem. There is no racism. People just want to be a victim. The mentality has done nothing for this country but the dems want it that way to keep you in control.
Thanks for the video. The last story is so sad. Parents shouldn't act like this. Especially in front of the kids.
Yeah. Those parents are creating, by example, the next generation of dirt bags.
All right. We just sent pineapples and coffee to my parents. I love your stories and you’re very good. Sometimes, I just let you go on and fall asleep. I’m not ashamed of that. Keep on. You’re worth it. Yes I did go to McDonald’s the other night. The fries are just seriously.
Indeed, yes. I did add tomato.
Kamuela. I’m growing them in my garden.
Didn't even sound like the kids actually wanted to go to the pool because it said the parents forced to them to go
Beat ED over the heat with that table leg, honey. The customer is NOT ALWAYS RIGHT
They are most certain to be wrong when they themselves use that adage to try to pull a fast one.
@@jamesweekley1087 #truth
I just walk past the receipt demanding people. If they grab me, that's assault. If they grab my cart, I just go to the service desk and return everything. I also tie all of my bags super tight. If they rip the bags open, I will make them re-bag it all. I've had it happen twice. I do not lift a finger to re-bag them, I didn't un-bag them.It's happened twice. The managers like me and told them to stop checking me. haha
I don't know if it's the same everywhere else, but at my Wal-Mart it's very simple. If you have items that are NOT in a bag, the receipt checker is going to stop you. If you don't want to be stopped, put your items in a bag (if you can). If you have items that are too big for a bag, just accept that they need to verify you paid for them.
Yeah. The door check person is not a Karen but just following store policy. The story teller is a dickhead.
Sad for the kids! I wonder how "ED" and "EM" would have felt if the pool was filled with caustic pool cleaning chemicals when they threw the kids in?
They can’t even provide a place to live and have the audacity to complain about a pool
Ummmmm Excuse me, it is not possible for ANY liquid to be as Bitter as a Karen's Soul...
And that is because Karen doesn't HAVE a Soul...
In regards to the second story after the the clerk started to single op out he should have got a manager to complain.
“This sign can’t stop me because I can’t read!”
😂😂😂😂
I discovered your channel a couple hours ago and I'm binge watching your stuff while I unpack and set up in my new apartment.
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Sorry for being stupid, but I don´t get the second story. What was so smug about him giving her his receipt? I´m not a US-citizen and have never been to the US so I don´t know anything about walmart policies. Although we have self check-outs I try to never use them.
Recipt story.....honestly, i stopped stopping when they try. I have paid, money has changed hands, they no longer have any right to touch MY property
Wrong. You chose to shop there, if you don’t like their policy, shop elsewhere. They have every right to make sure you aren’t stealing. Your ego has no place in their business. You’re entitled and rude. They don’t need you.
@@dcg590 You are funny, really funny.
No, they don't have that right, as in literally don't have that right. It has been challenged in court in the past as well. But keep on thinking that.
Not reading signs is just as bad as in retail when customers don't read the sale tags. I'm a cashier and where I work we have buy one get one free and buy get one 50% off sales all the time. You wouldn't believe how many times customers come up to me for checkout with a single item and tell me that it is 50% off. And when you tell them it is buy one get the second one 50% off, they tell you that it's not what the sign says and you tell them yes it is. All their eyes see is the 50% off on the tag and don't read the rest of it. And of course then they don't want it and I have to call the manager over to void the purchase because I had already scanned it. I had two customers that did that to me just today. So the moral of the story is when you are shopping and something you want is on sale PLEASE READ THE WHOLE SIGN. This is on half of all the frustrated cashiers out there. Thank you.
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I'm a restaurant manager at very popular local restaurant and the horror stories I have about insane and horrible customers are endless. Dealing with the public is pure hell sometimes
You're right about that. But then you get the customers that are a dream to deal with which almost makes it worth it. But they are few and far between unfortunately.
@@LonelyWolfe42 absolutely. You meet some totally cool people
Some people I just have no words…
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Last story is wild guess they just let people who can't read well graduated from school or they from the south like from family guy
THE POOL IS CLOSED!
Good stories this morning! I love Red Wheel!
This morning? All his videos are good. Him and one other RUclipsr thag reads reddit I watch constantly, others seen to try to find the most unbelievable stories or truly fakes stories to read and try to act like they really happened.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Y'ALL 🎉💥💪 I DEMAND A KAREN COMMISION BE FORMED! I KNOW WHAT MY RIGHTS ARE! I'LL TAKE THIS UP WITH MY REPRESENTATIVE!! I DON'T CARE IF I DON'T HAVE ONE! Wait, what??
I got kind of fed up with the show me the receipt 15 years ago. I started crumpling it up in a little ball, putting it in a bag, and then tying the bag as many times as possible. "I'm sorry sir, I am not allowed to open the bag." I'm sorry mam, I tie them so tight, I have to cut them open at home. Lost one, one time, and you wouldn't refund the bad DVD disk that wouldn't pppppppplay. Ended the aggravation. never been asked again.
H a h h a that sign can't stop me because I can't read was really funny to me considering I have dyslexia and I've thought of using that line. If I ever got in trouble for something that a sign said don't do
I worked security for a hotel in ft. Lauderdale beach. In spring break, I was assigned to watch over the pool area and only allow guest to use the pool. I had to watch the pool for 11 hours, frin noon till 10pm. It was for 3 weeks I did this. During the third week a pump for the pool broken down and a new one was ordered and would take a couple of weeks to get. The pool was closed till they new pump was installed. The kids for that week we're cool about it and so we're the other guests. We were right across the street from the beach. I also suggest the swimming pool hall of Fame(there's a lap pool and a high dive pool) but said it's a paid pool and it's not affiliated with the hotel. People thanked me for it. And the college kids were cool. This group didn't cause any problem. Wish I could say that about the first week(one group was kicked out less then 2 hours after checking in. They had three complaints about them. This group was the worst. Every day there was problems. I think in total 5 groups were kicked out) and the second group was a little better (this one had me scared with one girk went out to a club and strangers brought her back to the hotel and she was definitely given drugs because she had no cluecwhete she was and hardly able to talk. The guys that brought her there just wanted her safe. The next day she went to the closed pool and look way better. I talked to her a little saying I'm glad she's better that I was concerned for her. The night she left she talked me for being concerned for her and I got a hug from her). I'm so glad the third group was cool. I wore all black uniform and I was standing under thecsun the whole time. Luckily the manager for the restaurant told me I can get free drinks(I got coke for the caffeine) and mostly just drank the infusion water they had for the guests.
When are people going to realize that you don't have to show your receipt to Wal-Mart employees as you leave. When you pay you own the items and the receipt. Just walk past and say no thanks. I am retired law enforcement and I have researched the law and they can not make you show the receipt.
Good morning RedWheel
Good morning all my friends
Happy Hump Day everyone
Imagine finding you here, hi handsome!
Good Morning ☀️ Have a great day 🤗
That last story reminds me of the time in Florida when my Dad's boss owned a condo where he allowed his employees to stay for 2 weeks. The 2nd time we when we went there, this "karen" said we were "Troublemakers " which we weren't as the previous people were--well, that ended the vacations! 😞
Last story. It would have been really nice if the hotel had let the grandma and the kids stay in the room for that month, since it was already paid for.
Second story: OP got it all wrong. 'Karen' worker fancies OP, and wanted to get his attention every time she saw him. Of course she would ignore your wife; she didn't know you were married and was jealous!
I'll be honest, most men, including me, miss these signs. Women, don't play games, just tell us!!!!!
Receipt Story: What Karen is doing is Illegal. Walmart doesn't have a Membership Requirement to shop in their stores (Sam's Club is the exception) and thus you are perfectly in your right to ignore any Walmart Employee that demand's to see your Receipt and continue walking, the ONLY exception is if the Employee is Loss Prevention. If the non-Loss Prevention Employee stops you from leaving you are perfectly within your right to call the Police and Charge the Employee that stopped you with Kidnapping and/or False Imprisonment...
By Law, ONLY those store that have Membership Requirements to shop in them such as Sam's Club and Costco can demand to see your receipt as you leave and even then, they can only do that IF their Membership Terms and Conditions list that when you sign up...Both Sam's Club and Costco list that Condition in their Terms and Conditions...
This looks good 😟😮
colombian coffee with colombian sugar if you know what i mean
Second story-
I've also experienced a terrible time with walmart receipt checkers. A couple years back, there was a problem checking out at a cashier. In clear view of the receipt checker mind you, me and the cashier had to move registers not once but twice [a total of 3 check stands], only getting closer to the receipt guy. 3rd time was the charm and it worked out. As I walked out, he asked for the receipt. I just held it up and flipped him off.
I don't even stop.
For the last couple of years I've been simply telling the walmart people 'no' when they ask for my receipt and I just keep walking. If they have a problem they can call LP and I'll ask them if they have reason to believe I'm stealing but that has yet to happen.
(edit for sp error)
I just tell three “no thank you” and leave. Sometimes my receipt is in my hand and sometimes it’s in my pocket already.
But either way everything is paid for.
It’s not Sam’s club - there’s no requirement for me to show a receipt, nor any requirement for me to wait for them to call LP either.
@@giraffegiraffe8702then shop at Sams. Any store has every right to make sure you paid if that’s their policy. You chose to shop there, follow their policy or shop elsewhere
@@dcg590 Um... there is no policy to show a receipt at walmart, nor is there any legal obligation to do so in the US. Once you buy it, it's theirs.
Their other company (Sam's) has the policy.
When I go to Walmart I will not show a receipt. When I go to Sam's I do because it's a contract I've agreed to.
@@dcg590 No such requirement at Walmart - they can ask, but you can say "no" and there's nothing they can do about it. Once you pay for the item it's yours.
I mentioned Sam's as a comparison, since showing the receipt is in membership contract.
When I shop at Walmart I say "no thank you" and when I shop at Sam's I show my receipt.
RedWheel your last comment made me laugh out loud 😅
My response to the Receipt Nazi at the blue big box store is to breezily reply, "No, thank you!" and keep on moving.
When I gave you the money, the item(s) became mine. That's how it works.
I'm puzzled by WHY blue big box store sics these deranged individuals on customers. My strong hunch is that management should pay a WHOLE lot more attention to their employees carting 15 big screen TV's out the loading dock rather than if I scanned that third pack of ramen noodles correctly.
When the corporate bigwigs decided to "save money" by installing self-checkout, they didn't take into account people cheating by repeatedly scanning a low price code for every item. So now they have to have "receipt Nazis" annoying their customers.
Don't want to be accosted, put it in a bag. If its not in a bag they are supposed to check. Don't screech at a peon for doing what they were told to do.
Good morning LP, I listened to Citizen Soldier yesterday, cleared up a lot of my thoughts.
Why would you show your receipt?
Caught me off guard with the Arthur meme 🤣
Morning Redwheel. Get to watch your channel on my new Steam Deck now. Love it more than my Nintendo Switch :)
People don't read signs... People don't read at all. Half of these entitled stories wouldn't exist if people actually read signage while in public. Signs aren't suggestions.
The Karen didn't say she owned the pool. #CLICKBAIT!!!
hahaha that sign doesn´t apply to me ..I can´t read LMAO
1st story dumb
Who/What throws hot coffee!?!?😮😮
First