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regarding the "sexy potatoes" i would start bringing bananas, popsicles, and lollipops for lunch, also cucumbers
😂🤣😂🥔🥕🥒🍌🌭🌯🍭
Don't forget carrots .
Make noises while eating then too! LOL
A proper response. 😂 But I'm pretty sure this Karen was targeting Asian folks, especially since it was during the pandemic and anti-Asian bigotry peaked. She'd find a way to bitch about anything they were eating, I'm sure.
What about Twinkees?
Honestly, there needs to be repercussions for false flagging someone and throwing baseless accusations out there.
Absolutely!
Agreed. Every comment has a fake Charlotte response. Ugh.
hey usually do get hat in that most people working alongside hem will not want to be near them or talk to them anymore. Unless strictly necessary. I have noticed this a multiple workplaces. I think it's often pushishment enough.
What ever happened to conflict of interest? Woman never should have been hired 🙄
Agreed there’s a girl that hates me and my sister (she and sister share a baby dad and she kept trying to fight her while sis was preggo) that posts about us all the time. 😅 always trying to start drama 😂
A friend of mine worked in an office. Suddenly her lunch started going missing from the fridge. She reported it to her boss. Her boss got pissed, because his food was going missing too, and apparently a few other coworkers were complaining as well.
This went on for WEEKS!
So at one point my friend put a note on her food saying "if you need food, you're welcome to have it. You don't need to steal, just ask me first so I can plan something else for my lunch" or something like that.
A day later a coworker asked her if he could eat her food. Sure, take it.
The day after, the same coworker asked her again.
My friend went to her boss and told him what she'd done, and who kept asking to eat her food.
So the coworker at the end was let go. Because yes, he was now asking her to eat her food, but that didn't mean his locker wasn't stuffed with everyone else's food, including the boss.
What an idiot...
makes me wonder if he or she was taking it home to their family :/ or if they were just being a A hole.
@Kk-sq3jg I was wondering the same thing 😔
While I don't approve of someone stealing other people's food, the thought that that could be why, makes me extremely sad. Especially since they were let go.
Kleptomania?
I spent a while working for a company that had a group of long-standing employees. Because of the length of their service they thought they were the bees-knees and really ruled the roost, choosing the plum jobs and leaving the others to fend for themselves. One of the clique was the department's supervisor so he had no problem going along with their games although the brains behind the clique was a woman called Greta. The games extended to the cafeteria where they had their 'own' table at which they always sat and woe betide anyone who dared to sit there. Their comeuppance came when they walked into the cafeteria one day and found three people, two men and a woman, sitting at 'their' table.Greta, the boss queen had no qualms in telling them that 'they' always sat at this table and told them to move. The three looked at them, then each other before carrying on eating while the clique stood around glaring at them. Greta, face growing redder by the second, then decided to take action and began removing their plates of food and cups, dumping them on a table at the other side of the cafeteria as the trio sat there dumbfounded before getting up and walking out. Boss queen Greta even had the nerve to instruct the manageress of the cafeteria that the table was to be cleaned before they sat down with their own meals. Two weeks later, the supervisor was back on the shop-floor, Greta had left the company and the rest of the clique transferred to other departments (although most of them soon sought other employment). Turns out that the three people they'd ousted were the new CEO and her assistants who were in to get into the swing of things before taking over fully.
Ah, the sweet sweet smell (sound?) of karma.
I love it when the comeuppance is swift and savage lol. So long, Greta and gang!!🤣
People have strange views about cleaning up after their dogs, by strange I mean wrong. I have a neighbor who will constantly let her 2 huge dogs poo in my yard and on my walkway even. I politely asked her to please clean up after them. She told me "this is your yard and therefore your responsibility to keep clean, quit being lazy"
After that talk I did start picking up her dogs poo, and immediately proceeded to throw it on her car, her car, her responsibility to keep clean, lazy bitch.
Her dogs no longer poo in my yard.
I heard you can also sprinkle black pepper on your lawn. It won’t hurt the dogs or your lawn, just discourage them from wanting to poop in your yard because they don’t like the smell.
@@Saspharuss cayenne pepper
👏🏼👏🏼😂
LOLOL ..I had to capitalize I truly laughed outloud. From us dog owner/lovers for throwing her crap on her car. Loved it.
Your neighbor is also the type to have people park on top of your seedling trees on your yard and saying it is free restate. 🙄😒 Only YOUR land when it is convenient for THEM!!! These neighbors are the worse. I deal with them constantly. BTW, never get this problem with black neighbors, it is is always the Hispanic ones, my so-call own people, which reinforces the phrase, "Your own worse enemies are your own people!"
Shout-out to the amazing black Amazon worker for contacting his tow-truck relative for removing b!tchs' car that was parked on top of my avocado tree. I know who will receive extra avocados and mangoes from my yard. 😎👍🥑🥑🥑🥑🥭🥭🥭🥭🥭
I always eat my lunch being continuously stared at, with my every move being registered. That’s what you get when you have two cats.
LOL! 🐱
You had in the first half, not gonna lie.
Love this comment 😹😹😹
This but with my two dogs
Mine headbutts me 😂
I used to work in an office for an oil company, whilst I was pregnant with my son one of my colleagues kept taking my lunch from the fridge and eating it. My husband who also worked there almost got into a fight when he found out who did it. This guy was so entitled and knew it was mine and that I was pregnant.
I gave up on offering free rides to coworkers. First week they are ready waiting, second week you start waiting for them, week three you're late for work and in trouble.
Ah, I remember this story! There was an update at some point, it turned out that Karen had been harassing a lot of her coworkers over their food, specifically “ethnic” food. It wasn’t because of strong odors, messes, potential allergies or any genuine reason. Just because the food was “ethnic”. Hence OP with their different ways of eating potatoes and the coworker with his curry, but there were a few others. Karen threw an absolute tantrum when the curry coworker started bringing in his country’s food again and then ambushed OP to scream about her(OP) being both Asian and a lesbian, which is apparently a huge affront to Karen bc she’s a Christian. Karen made more complaints and basically threw a giant tantrum, her boss apologized privately to OP, and Karen hasn’t been seen in the office since. She was either working remotely, fired or quit,but she was definitely gone from the office.
Just so ya know, that is not "Christian" behavior. I'm sorry to see so many misrepresent Christ.
Good that they got rid of her but pretty messed up of their boss to not call her out when he knows it’s wrong.
YES. I just read the update again and she both accused OP of flaunting her gayness in retaliation of Karen's bible verses in her cubicle while simultaneously accusing her of using the potatoes to seduce men because that's apparently what Japanese people do? Pick an ism, Karen. What a monster of a coworker.
@@LauraRodriguez-gl9so just so ya know, they're saying *apparently* 'karen' was offended by OPs lesbianism due to her religious beliefs, as she identifies as a christian. She didn't say all christians are racist homophobes, but good job missing the entirety of their comment in order to tell @Oblivious Senpai (the irony in the username is giving me the giggles) that they've misrepresented christ. They didn't even personally say anything about christ.
@@O2BAmachine imagine being such a "Karen" that even your fellow Christians reject you, that makes Laura's comment actually quite funny 😂. Laura never said all Christians are this way either, so you mighy be reading into it too much. And as far as bringing "Christ" into it, well news flash: he was there all along - Christ-ian, can't spell Christian without Christ 🤣 LOL
I used to sit under the AC at work. I was wearing double layers, and some jealous twat reported me to HR for having nips. HR plus a supervisor parade me through the work floor into the office and asked me if I had a bra on. I was ticked off, so I pulled my shirt up to show my bra. Like, what? They asked! Totally embarrassed them, and I asked if I should be pressing sexual harassment charges on them now, since they required I prove I was wearing a bra. (which, btw, is not in our employee handbook anyway). They backtracked HARD and I said I'd drop it as long as the person who's been staring at my tits instead of working got a reprimand. Then, I got to sit at my desk and watch the whiner get paraded through the cubicles just like I had been. People asked what that was all about, and I told them straight up "She's been staring at my boobs and was too distracted to focus on her job" and she became the laughingstock of the room.
Bra-VO, (pun intended)!
make her stand in the corner with a dunce's cap and a big sign saying 'staring at co-workers breasts instead of working'
I love how you turned the tables on them. I can totally visualise their shocjed faces and then how pale they must have gotten when you mentionned sexual harassment. Because you were right. No one should ever ask a woman to prove they're wearing a bra. It's literally nobody's business. And if it's not in the dress code then it shouldn't even matter
This story made my day! I'm so glad you "showed" them your bra. How dare they? And telling everyone about it was PERFECT 👌
IT WAS A WOMAN THAT REPORTED YOU?! THAT'S EVEN MORE RIDICULOUS 🤣🤣🤣
Storytime:
I had a coworker literally steal my lunch from the break room fridge and eat it in front of me. I was so shocked (and I have high anxiety, especially about confrontations) I didn't say anything as she tore into the sandwich I had made that I was looking forward to (half a sub roll, Italian cold-cuts, provolone, roasted red peppers, broccoli rabe with balsamic) and my chips and drinking my Snapple, and then the manager came through and reminded her about the policy of not eating at our desks, and she balled up the rest of my food and threw it in the trash.
I went to the manager about it, and I said I apologized for going over the agent's head, but. The manager said she would take care of it and then. THEN. She did it again to another coworker. That coworker is brave, and walked right up to her and said "Give me back my lasagna." "It's mine." "No, it is not! I made that lasagna last night! Give it back!" It was super entertaining but eventually lunchthief got fired because every single time she stole a lunch it turned out she had hard stone munchies from doing drugs in the restroom.
I will put up with a lot from my coworkers, but do NOT fuck with my food. I would've gotten fired for what would've happened if someone ate MY lunch IN my FACE. 🤬💢
I've had hard stone munchies and never stole food. Hell, I've had terrible cotton mouth and only one glass of water and had the self control not to buy more drinks. I don't think the munchies were the problem.
@@rosefigueroa4031 what is hard stone munchies?
@@hezhuoyuan3574 the OP said hard stone munchies. I'm assuming it's when you're so high that you don't know how to say you're high. Alternatively, it's the opposite of being stone cold sober.
@@rosefigueroa4031 Ahh, i see thanks.
I once worked with a coworker who felt entitled to "acts of kindness". You would do something nice for her and it would turn into a moment of "you give them an inch, and they take a mile"
For example:
One time I lent her my charger (that I always kept at my desk to charge my phone). I let her use it to her a few more times because hers wasn't working. I was raised to share and help others so I didn't it mind at first and I do similar stuff for other coworkers when I can. Since the first time I kept telling her where she could buy a new cable and giving her advice on making sure the cable worked for her devices and even explained not all devices are compatible with just any type of cable. Months passed and she never bought one because she always "forgot". Well, she did buy one when she went on a road trip but never brought it to the office. The final straw for me was when I came into work and saw her son's tablet charging at my desk with my cable. (The tablet cable had apparently broke and she needed the tablet charged to entertain her young son when he is home from school) I told her it isn't a problem this time but next time please ask before touching my things and she replied "oh, well you weren't here." (Her shift started an hour before mine) so I replied she could have texted me. Later that day I unplugged her tablet to charge my phone and she wasn't happy about it because her son's tablet wasn't fully charged. From that day on I would hide my cable and even take it with me if I left for a long weekend or something.
She is no longer with the company because of other reasons. But man a book could be written about her entitled and interesting moments.
Hummm, my partner has less patience than you, haha.
I don't see the issue here unless she had to paw through your stuff to find the charger, she broke the charger, she wanted to keep it in her space, or, as you said, she's annoyed about her device not being charged when you need to use your charger. Obvs, your stuff gets first priority
No she’s harassing you. I would report her for creating a hostile work environment.
Lol this is so ridiculous that I have to watch a video of japanese eating potatoes... I watch and it looks TOTALLY NORMAL it's even more convenient to eat potatoes that way sigh 😔 Karens be minding other business
The fact they didn’t fire her shows they are still taking Asians for granted, knowing they are often less litigious. If the employees harassed were African-American, I’m quite certain the owner/partner would have fired the Karen immediately.
Right? Who starts a new job and causes so much immediate chaos? What a toxic person
My old job didn't believe in air conditioning but would occasionally have free popsicles in the breakroom. However you had to eat them with idiot men crowding around and making disgusting comments, gestures, and jokes (management did nothing about this). So my solution was to pull out my pocket knife and slice chunks off my popsicle to eat. Boy did they freak out. Some of them ran, a couple dry heaved into the trash, they kept yelling and jumping around, all while I downed a twinpop cool as a serial killer. I should have done that years ago. It was a hilarious time, but they all went and complained to the manager, who tried to write me up for "popsicle crimes". I brought up all the sexual harassment he'd been allowing of every single female employee, and there was a ton more stuff than just breakroom nonsense, and got him nervous enough to leave me alone. So I still eat anything phallic in public with the biggest knife I can legally carry to establish dominance. Men's reactions to it are always a good time.
Way to go girl! 👍
Oh, I would pay to see this.
Damn! That's the solution!
I would have looked at them dead in the eyes with the most suggestive look I could give before taking the knife out to cut the popsicle just to make the message even clearer
me snapping bananas when the boys would stare at me in school XD i love this energy
I do that too. Just carry a small pocket knife and cut the pieces of banana or kulfi while eating and if carrying knife is not feasible I literally look in the man's eye (there's always some creepy fellow staring) and bite down hard! ohhh the flinch they give!!!!
Worked with another nurse who expected me to drive her to and from work as it's, 'only a little out of your way.' No offer to buy petrol at any point. Then she loudly announced at handover how great it was to do nice things for others because it made the giver feel good. Yeah, right. We were both interested in fiction writing. I booked into a three-day writers' workshop way out of town, so she booked in too. You guessed it, she expected me to drive her there and back. After we got set up in our small rooms next to each other, she popped by my room to announce that she would be using my toiletries, skincare, toothpaste, shampoo etc. Seeing as we were only going to be there for a few days she thought she could use all of my personal stuff. WTF! And a Hell no! Two days later I left her at the workshop and drove home. She never asked me for another favor again. What an AH she was.
Reading all these comments of people’s co-workers stealing their lunches out of the break room fridge honestly just sounds so disgusting to me. The idea of eating some random food out of a communal fridge when I don’t who prepared it or in what sort of environment or what exactly is in it literally makes me want to vomit.
Actually, It's just theft. Like someone orders a pizza and you eat it. Theft.
Only time I dealt with an entitled person is when I heard he had gone through a divorce and pretty much had nothing. I offered him a 32" flat screen tv that I had that I was not using anymore and he asked if I had anything bigger I could give him
I would've replied : Sorry. I don't have anything that is as big as his ego.
🙄
People just don't get what it's like to be hungry, or to be worked like a slave as a young child, they never had to suffer, so they exist in an alternate reality. I joined the Marines at 17 to escape the foster care system. My mother was mentally ill since I was 4, and my father was a violent abusive alcoholic. Yeah so I'll be happy with whatever T.V. this kind person would have offered me, the entitlement of some of these people drives me insane! ✌🤨🪖
What the actual fuck? Beggars can't be choosers
I hear Charlotte in my head right now "the audacity!" 😂🤣
I had a mystery co-worker who would steal my lunch when I brought in my homemade Mexican food but that stopped when I upped the heat in my salsa to the top of the Scovil scale. Perp was revealed when the inevitable gastro-reaction kicked in.
🤣🤣🤣😍😍🤣😍🤣🤣🤣🤣
I went on Vacation for 2 weeks I came back and found ( after searching ) my CD player and CDs on someone else's desk. When I asked for them back she said "Um maybe later I'm listening to it right now." I don't put up with much nonsense so I just pulled my head set off her head scooped up all of my property and walked away with it. I later reported her and her excuse was.. "Well she was gone so it didn't belong to anyone." Did I mention I was her superior?
Okay, the last time anyone picked up a possession of mine was the first day I was a nanny. Said 7 year-old child picked up the item and said, "You don't need this, I can have it." Said child learned quite differently. By the time I left that job this same child had learned there were boundaries in life and she couldn't get her way all the time. So, considering the whole "give me your food I'm starving" story, clearly people who are chronologically adults have not progressed beyond the morals and outlook of a 7 year-old.
I had a reputation at work for being a very happy and pleasant person to be around (my Momma raised me right)! Well, a new woman started working with us and within a week she complained to my manager that I smiled too much and it made her uncomfortable. My manager (with a degree in psychology) flipped it on her and started counseling her on why she perceived smiles as being “bad”. The woman was so upset my manager wouldn’t address the issue with me, that she requested a transfer to another area (she was eventually let go due to various other issues including falling asleep at her desk). My manager later joked that I needed to be more of a “bitch” around the office and my other coworkers hung a sign on my desk stating “no smiling zone”. That woman’s complaint gave the rest of us some great laughs over the years!
Wow! So my cousin wasn't lying...she recently told me that she got reported for smiling too much...
I swore she was messing with me!
I guess not!
@@SonjaElizabethTeal I've read about waitresses having that same issue. Them being happy is a problem for miserable customers. They honestly do have to hide their smiles/tone it down for some people.
@@BraveAbandon Wow!!
@@BraveAbandon Though I'm sure many of them smile because they are nice people, but in the US there is a tip involved, so.....
Back when the pandemic started, the store I work at had to make announcements (every half hour) basically saying that we appreciated their business, there was a mask mandate, to kindly keep their distance, and if they wanted to they could use the online shopping services. We would end by saying “Have a great day.” We were told by the higher ups that someone called to complain because we were too cheery! Like, seriously? Dang. How sad.
When I was in the military, a fellow soldier was a very mellow person. So much so, that they thought he was doing drugs. While he wasn't my roommate, I was close enough to him that I knew his habits. He never did drugs, but he was into alternative medicines (non-western). one of the things he liked was to have a cup of catnip tea in the evenings to unwind from the day. he also liked to bake his own breads and pastries (from scratch).
one day I was called into my CO's office (with First Sargent present) and asked to testify that he did drugs. I vehemently denied this and was threatened with an Article 15 if I didn't. I told them that I would be contacting JAG immediately over their threats. They then back down and told me that that guy tested positive on a random drug test. I knew it wasn't 'random' as I knew they suspected him and were trying to catch him. I told them this and they didn't seem happy about that. I explained to them that although I had NEVER seen him take drugs, nor did I suspect that he ever did, I did know that he practiced non-western medicine usage. I also explained that I knew that common drug tests could give false positives due to some foods/substances that weren't common. And that they should have a more in-depth blood test done. I also informed them that I had expected better from a CO and FSgt that this kind of petty & threating behavior. And that if I felt threatened in any way over this issue again, that I would be in contact with JAG so fast, it would break the sound barrier. That I was also going to document everything according to my memory as soon as I left the office as a record of this.
Anyways, turns out that the catnip tea and the flour that he was using (poppy seed flour) were the items that tested positive....
So if you want to get a co-worker in trouble that keeps stealing your food. report to HR that you think they are using and bake some goodies (using poppy seed flour) and let them 'steal' them each day for a week or two until they get 'caught' on the drug test.
You are so awesome for standing up for your fellow soldier! 😊
I did not expect the last part lol, I thought you were gonna end this by saying to never make baseless accusations or something like that. Thanks for the tip tho. 😂💀
@@user-xz3lz2cp1q broo sameee😆
back in 90s a friend of mine tested positive for LSD - doctor giving the test said "there must be something wrong with this test because it's coming back off the board and you would be really high and you obviously are not". The doctor and my friend traced it back to a Bromo/Alka seltzer type drink that he took that day after having a burrito.... shows these things are NOT accurate.
For defending your fellow soldier and following up with the revenge advice, I dub thee Chaotic Neutral lol
OMG the last story with the food beggar!! I can SOOO relate! At my old job, we had a girl come in part-time for filing and answering phones. She always begged the guys to go pick her up food because "its too cold for me to go outside" though there were 2 fast food places directly across the street. She came out once with MY spaghetti and asked for my recipe. I lost my crap about her stealing my food, and she was completely out of touch about what she could have done wrong. Said she didn't have anything and didn't have money till payday so i could share. SHE TOOK THE ENTIRE BOWL! She went through my bag and took my candy. So i dumped out her purse and asked how she liked me going through her personal things. She didn't understand. One time, she slapped my butt while I was getting files out of a lower drawer and laughed about it. I told another coworker "OMG Tia slapped my ass last night! What is with this girl?" She came SCREAMING at me about "calling her a lesbian" (which I did not do) and i had "no right to talk about her". I said "But i have every right to talk about MY ass and what happens to it...so if you don't want me to talk about you, don't involve yourself with my ass". I have 100 stories about her. She lasted 4 months. lol
About the first story of the "sexy potato" eating woman... Honestly, there is a Japanese man that I work with that ALSO eats his microwaved potatoes by hand. I think she is right about it being a cultural thing and her coworker should be the one going in to HR for discrimination and mind her own business! 💀🤣 It's never bothered me the way he eats his potatoes with his hands. She's definitely a Karen!
My sister in law is Japanese and will too. I didn't even think about it until this story came up its so inconsequential to me. I would like to see how Karen eats French Fries from a burger joint...better have a fork involved.😂😂😂
I can completely relate to the first one. I used to drive a co-worker to the office. I got pregnant but wasn't due until Sept. Went home one night at the end of August and went into labour. At 7am, I got my husband to call her to let her know that I was having the baby and couldn't get her to work. Obviously. My husband said her response was, "Now how am I going to get to work". Nice, right? Baby was born at 7:37am. I thought I did pretty good remembering to let her know in the first place. I mean, I was in labour. Side note: I took the baby to the office one day in September as one does and when we saw her, she said, "If he cries, I'll hit him with this stapler". A bit taken aback, I just said that it would the last thing she would do on this earth. Needless to say, never spoke to her again.
I was giving someone a ride when my car broke down. They said Well how am I supposed to get there now?!
@@rosethemer7796 say use your legs like everyone else and tell them get out your car and make them walk
Oh. Wow
I have type 1 diabetes so I measure my lunch carefully and have it ready in a bento box which goes in the fridge at work. My name is even on the lid of the box. All my co-workers know it's mine and, although I never make an issue of my condition, know that it is important. Recently, a new colleague joined us on 3 month secondment. He started on the Monday and I was working elsewhere Monday and Tuesday so he had 'got his feet under the table' by the time I was back in the office on Wednesday. Put my box in the 'fridge'. Lunchtime, a little later than usual as a meeting ran on, I went to get my box. The strap had been moved. Okay..... no big deal. Opened the box. My chicken wrap was gone. Half my salad was gone. Half my flapjack was gone. HALF - who the h*** eats half a flapjack and puts the rest back???????
Quick enquiries with colleagues revealed that NC (new colleague) was seen eating a wrap, salad and flapjack in the kitchen but acted as though it was his own. For clarification, we have a small kitchenette with table that seats 2 or 3 out of view of the main office. Some people eat at the table; some people at their desk. I asked NC "Did you take food from someone's box in the 'fridge today?" NC said "It was left there and I forgot my lunch. Not nice food though." Me: "Did it occur to you to look at the name on the box or ask anyone else whose box it was?". NC: "I was hungry. I forgot mine. People should learn to share." Me: "That's very entitled of you. You could have gone to the shop (less than a 2 minute walk away) and got yourself something. Now I have no lunch." NC: "You should learn to share." Me: "You should learn not to STEAL."
Now he has reported me for calling him a thief. That's okay. I spoke to HR about an hour before he did, reporting him for the theft. It's going to be an interesting week next week.
Good for you! It's past time these entitled spoiled childish brats are called out for their theft & obnoxious behavior. 👍
The fact that you have a diagnosed medical condition that requires you to regulate your food by bringing lunch from home should also be emphasize to HR. Have some back up snacks in your desk, just in case the jerk won't get a clue.
@@stephiek.3267 Hi Stephie, I always have back up snacks and my colleagues are aware of my condition which I have lived with and managed for over 40 years. It was the taking of food from a lunchbox and then trying to blame ME that got me irate. If you take food from a shop or cafe, that's theft; to me, the same rules apply. If you're caught, you apologize and offer to replace it.
Charlotte's genuine reaction to the racist Karen was wholesome AF. she's a real one 💯
I had a similar potato situation. One day I was eating a carrot as part of my lunch. My male co-worker who sat behind me said something to me and I turned around to to him while I was taking a bit of my carrot. One of my other co-workers assumed I was using the carrot in my mouth in a sexual way and basically told me off for my inappropriate office behaviour. I was like “Sarah, I’m eating a carrot for lunch”. I was actually taking a bite of it, it wasn’t like I was deep-throating the thing or running my tongue all over it lol. And yes, she complained to the manager, because apparently carrot eating is just too damn sexually suggestive lol. 😂
I have a kind of entitled story. When I was in college, I was going to this church that was kind of old fashioned. The women didn’t wear makeup and were required to wear dresses or skirts to services. (I don’t attend that church anymore!) One of the older ladies noticed that I wore the same few dresses over and over, because I only had a few dresses, as I don’t wear them a lot regularly. She pulled me aside and said she had some dresses she was getting rid of, and asked if I’d be interested. I said “sure” because, hey, free clothes! It was presented to me as she was giving them away.
She brought them the next week and I tried them on in the restroom. After I decided on which ones I liked, she said she would have to charge me $10 a piece for them! Whoa! Now, today, I wouldn’t have a problem with that, but at the time, I was a broke college student, and $30 was a lot of money to me. There were other things I needed more than a few extra dresses! I politely told her that, no, I cannot justify spending anything on more clothes. So, thanks but no thanks. She seemed a little miffed. But WTF?
Today, when I want to get rid of clothes or bags or jewelry, I just give it away! I’ll bring it to work and put it in the break room and let everyone know to go check it out. I work in a nursing home, and some of the nurse’s aides are younger and don’t make much money, so I think they appreciate it. I couldn’t even think about charging them anything! Especially for things that would just be sitting in my closet forever because I don’t use them anymore!
„She would have to charge me“...
Really? Who makes you, but your unchristian greed?
Way back when, I was also so broke that I asked for underwear for my birthday, from my sisters. Now when I have clothes to 'donate' I give them directly to people as the prices in thrift stores are way too high for truly poor people. I always loved it, and still do, when people offer me their discard clothes!
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I’d reply, but I have no idea what your comment says.😆
@@lisaspikes4291 she’s quoting about the greed of the Christian lady trying to make you buy her old dresses
This is not entitled. She offered as if she needed to clear her closet, she was being rude. She should have told you upfront she was selling clothes.
I have had a larger lady offer me her old clothes after surgery (I am still fat). It was super insulting. I have too many clothes and her clothes were stained, and I’m talking like she had BO and body odor bad! I declined politely but I still wonder why she went around with her bag of clothes to all the fat women at church. It was rude and obvious she was bragging about her surgery. Also she had only gone down a size so I felt as if she did it to insult us. Kind of random but it didn’t seem to be done out of kindness
The only food complaints I remember as being very valid and supported by the majority of the office were a ban on cooking fish in the microwave and popcorn. These were put in place not for the employees comfort but for our clients as well. The fish was totally valid as the smell was incredibly strong, would permeate both floors of the office and linger forever. The popcorn seems extreme but until they banned it someone would burn a bag of it almost every other day and again the smell was very strong and would linger.
Reminds me of the time someone got in SERIOUS trouble for bringing a fish they caught in a lake nearby to work and cleaned it in the lunchroom /breakroom sink. Did not even try to clean up the mess. Clogged up the pipes, the smell went down through 3 or 4 floors of the building. They had to call in a plumber to do emergency repairs on the pipes, I believe they ended up flushing the entire system and completely replaced the pipes in the kitchen. A scathing email went out to everyone (there were over 500 people over several floors) that this was NOT allowed in any shape form or fashion. They also banned people from eating tuna fish and heating up fish dishes in the microwave. This was an exec who did this. He eventually got fired for abusing his position in other ways as well.
@@lindapatton4478 Wow that is mind blowing that anyone would think that was OK.
@@lindapatton4478 I gasped 4 times reading this
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That reminds me of the episode of The Office whe Dwight brought in a duck he hit with his car and plopped it on Pam’s reception desk, and proclaimed it a Christmas miracle 😆 and Toby, the HR guy was like, “Dwight, we already talked about stuff like this” 😁🦆
When I started chemo back in 2013, I got a huge speech about what I was allowed to bring to eat (it lasted 5/6 hrs each session). I was fine, since I stuck with water not knowing what reactions I might get anyway. But guess who brought fish and all kinds of smelly dishes??? The techs who worked there! Of the 25-30 people receiving treatment, not a one EVER brought anything smelly! Guess they never got lectured the way the PATIENTS did!🙄😏
I seriously got written up when I worked at Walmart for eating a sausage on a stick, that the deli sold, too suggestively. It creeps me out that people need to watch how you eat food.
I remember working in an office and sometimes not getting a break due to how busy it was, hence eating snacks at my desk. We had this one pregnant co-worker who would constantly ask people to share their food cos 'the baby needs it'....note she wasn't broke or anything, but man was it annoying. Many times I would come back to my desk and half of the food would be gone...oh and I was vegetarian, trying to prep healthy meals for myself, so my food options were limited..🤷🏻♀️
I'm very curious to know if the potato lady puts topping on her potatos. Honestly, eating a thinner baked potato with fixings like a hot dog sounds convenient and delicious.
I was thinking about seasonings too. Because maybe the coworker was also like oh you're peel the skin off too sexy too. 😏 then proceed to slap some butter on there.
@@nadiel42 🥔🧈🥔
Oops, was that too sexy for you? 😂🤣
I'd love to make a baked potato just to eat at my desk with my hands. . . . . My coworkers would just laugh at me. 🤣
I swear if it was me, forget peeling and buttering too sexy... I would have licked the potato....
She does explain how to make them in an edit on the original post, and said she sometimes adds butter and salt for normal potatoes, nothing for sweet potatoes though. Honestly, they do indeed sound really good, especially with all the trimmings you'd put on a hot dog.
I live in the country. One summer Saturday we had a bunch of friends out for a BBQ and bonfire. A fellow I used to work with brought his city girlfriend with him. She started complaining the second her feet hit the ground in our driveway. She didn't like that one of our farm cats ran away and wouldn't let her pick him up. Why couldn't I move the horses to a different corral, she didn't like their 'shifty' eyes! lol Then she had the audacity to sit down and proceed to tell others that they must be out of their minds to eat beef raised on a farm! Bear in mind, that we raise AAA Organic beef. Then she had the nerve to SNAP her fingers at me because I didn't get her drink to her quick enough. A mistake on her part. Snapping my fingers is one of the commands I use for my dogs to come quickly and they did. She was the stranger, so they assumed she was the threat. Within 10 seconds she had two of the biggest, Siberian Husky/Grey wolf crosses sitting on either side of her baring their teeth. She went and sat in the car for the rest of the time they were there. We had a great time after that!!
Who are the Good Boys?! You two are! Good doggos!
Good doggies!°
@@SonjaElizabethTeal Very good beasts. I live alone out here. Siku and Tundra are my best friends. In fact, I likely speak better animal than I do human! lol
Lol never heard anyone describe horses eyes as shifty. Seriously who doesn’t like horses?!
@@gracewilliams5878 Bwahaha! I know! I cracked up at that, believe me! Shifty eyes indeed. They knew she was trouble! Haha!
The potato one is really funny because you could easily apply that same logic to a whole host of other foods too. If Karen is so offended by the way she eats potatoes imagine what she thinks about when people eat carrots, or bananas, or even a Go-Gurt lmao.
I had a college classmate who requested if she could tag along with me to the airport in a couple of days since we both had flights around the same time. I was lucky enough to have a local ride in a car big enough for 5 people. Later I discover that a friend of mine has her flight too around the same time (we were all going on winter break) and offered to drop her too.
I inform the first girl of this when I cross her next & she completely loses it. Goes to my friend’s dorm room demanding to see the size of her luggage & also my luggage and then accuses me of attempting to leave her stranded just before the flight. I had figured 3 people could easily sit in a 5 seater car and was dropping her as a favour. I finally had to say “if you feel that way, you’re free to book a cab for yourself”. Smh now at the entitlement but I was too naive to catch it then.
When I was a student, another person in my class who drove in every day realised we lived near each other and offered to pick me up. Do you know what I said any morning they texted and let me know they couldn't do it that day?
"Don't worry about it, I'll take the bus. Thanks anyway!" It's that simple.
Meanwhile, Samwise Gamgee is over at his desk all excited about finding a new way to eat potatoes 😹
Best comment yet! Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew! Now he can add eat 'em hotdog style! 🤣🤣🥔🌭
Different cultures eat different things, in different ways. I, personally, find this interesting! The richness of difference! Who wants vanilla ALL the time? These differences rock! Mind your business or open your mind. Both drama free options. Stay safe all- be kind- it takes sooo much less energy. ♥️.
@@susanmontez3879 no arguments on that front. I have eaten cold leftover potatoes like an apple before. Until this post I had no idea that some cultures do as this lady said "hot dog" style but find it interesting. Her complainant seems like one of those people that looks to cause trouble just because she can. If one needs drama that bad, they can go watch DOOL or another soap opera!
I was watching this video and my other half heard "sexy potatoes" and we both burst out laughing.... the more it went on the more ridiculous it got.... id have hated to be the HR person having to deal with that ludicrous nonsense lol 😆
I spent a few weeks driving a colleague to work. She also seemed to want to be a personal friend. Turns out, she lived with her parents and they resented her driving *their* car to work. It started out as an occasional thing, then morphed into every day. Never, never offered to so much as buy a cup of coffee. It wasn't like she was 'on the way' to work, either, she lived on the other side of town. I finally told her it wasn't working for me, and magically, we were no longer friends, either.
I had a coworker who would eat my snacks because and I quote “you have so many, I didn’t think you would mind”. I did mine, which I had already told her! I had to count my granola bars and she told me that was childish 😳. My boss finally had to threaten to fire her to get her to stop! She said that it was an over dramatic reaction….she was literally stealing from me. She also stole my frozen lunch and said she didn’t see my name on it. I had written it on every side of the container which I showed her after digging to the bottom of the trash to find it (she tried to hid it like she did the snack wrappers). I was 22 and she was in her mid 30.
As my momma once told me, "Ya cain't make grown folk act like grown folk."
When I first started working after leaving school a co-worker would always steal my sandwiches, he thought I'm an office junior and I wouldn't do anything about it.
One day I'd had enough, I applied a more than generous slathering of ghost pepper paste between my ham and cheese, and waited.
Oddly my sandwiches stopped going missing after that. He asked to go home as he was in so much pain from the peppers.
I have totally been there on the ride situation with a coworker. I did it a few times to be nice because it was on my way home from work and then she expected me to pick her up even though I didn’t come the same way to work as it was to get to her house. I always took a different way to get to work. It got to the point where she didn’t offer me gas money, but instead she would offer to buy me a cup of coffee or something to munch on at work. I would’ve preferred gas money and also I didn’t want it to become a regular thing, which it did. She had a husband at home that could’ve picked her up and taken her but he didn’t want to have to wake up early to take her or leave the house to go pick her up from work. It soon made me very resentful and I had enough of it and would tell her I was driving Uber right after work so I didn’t have to take her home. Also… I didn’t want to pick her up in the mornings so it got to the point where I would just ignore her text messages of her asking me if I could pick her up on the way to work. It made it 10 or 15 minutes of an inconvenience out of my mornings when I did and sometimes I sat and waited for her at at her house and she wasn’t even ready when I’d get there. Was almost late one time cuz of her. Never again.
@Arin Sauls yeah that biatch can walk. Her husband wouldn’t help, why should you?
Years ago, I lived on a state line, two towns 8 miles apart. I got hired in a mass hiring at a cable company because there were 2 universities there and the kids were coming back. One of the fellow hires lived in one town and we worked un the other. She asked if we could carpool. I said yes, but we split the gas. Which was literally 7-10$ a week. She started that, "I brought you a muffin" for the gas this week". Ah, NO, I don't eat that or like it. We agreed on payment. Drama! It was a lot out if my way, she was never on time. And her husband was a lazy bum. I transferred offices to the local one.
Good on you! Most of my adult life, I haven't driven, but always managed to figure out my way to/from work, regardless of the weather. A coworker offering me a ride was always accepted in gratitude and I always gave a return favor shortly afterward.
That's why we should learn to say No~✨
I was a happy carpooler. It was great. Did it for years, til my friend passed away from cancer. The best relationship of my life, 17 years..
Every place I've ever worked, there has been a lunch thief. So I'm not surprised by someone demanding someone else's food.
I had a coworker who was highly allergic to oranges and mandarins. During Christmas several of the other coworkers (one in particular) conveniently “forgot” this and would peal the orange at his desk. We had told everyone at the office that if they really want oranges they would have to go outside to eat them. It go so bad that we literally had to ban oranges from the office. I feel bad for the girl who was allergic. When ever someone ‘ forgot “ here eyes would water and she struggled breathing. Why are people so inconsiderate?
That's when those who "forget" needed to be written up. They'd certainly never forget again.
I never realized how grateful I should be for having normal and kind coworkers
Take a shot every time Charlotte says "SEXY POTATOES ".
I think i'm blue now (drunk)🤣
Damn Charlotte would probably get me some jail time if I took a shot every time she said sexy potatos....😇🤨
@@luisenflo8764 14...14 shots... come on, you can hang...don't be wimpy!!!
@@sarasadler487
Maybe I cheated on the size of the glass (filled with whisky) 😅😇
Hey guys so are those prize comments genuine or scammy...? Maybe Charlotte can make an actual comment to confirm?
I had two co-workers that sat in front of each other. One of them, let's call her "K" started to demand co-worker "A" that she shouldn't type so loud at her keyboard since it was stressing her out. Coworker A asked the surrounding co-workers if this was an issue, no one was concerned at all. Few weeks pass by and things start to escalate, from yelling of K "asking" A to stop typing that loud to menacing to punch A if she didn't stop typing. At this office you need to type all day long so that wasn't going to happen.
This might not be surprising but no one liked K since she was entitled and rude to everyone. She also "cleaned" the phone she shared with other 3 co-workers, A included with her armpit after she used it.
Boss tried to settle things up by meeting with both but nothing made K to improve her behavior.
Few months pass by and by this time, we're used to hear K yelling to A and A yelling her back.
Finally it's announced that there will be some lay outs (very unusual thing at this office, since it's virtually impossible to get fired) and unsurprisingly, K gets fired for a work related issue.
Needless to say we were all thrilled to see K leaving, especially A.
The closest I ever got to entitled about co-worker food stuff was when i was pregnant. I had the extra sensitive smell bad and one of my coworkers brought tunafish to heat for lunch at least 2x wk. It was smelly throughout the office b4 I got pregnant but it was x11 when i was. I kindly asked her if she might heat it up in the other buildings kitchen, approx. 60ft walk from our building, right inside the door, but she couldnt be bothered.... Since that time i asked her for that favor, everytime she heated it up and brought it back to her cube across from mine she would give me the fake, mean girl, ooh im just so sorry sweetie, look.
You should have had an "accidental" vomit session right next to her desk. That would probably have fixed her wagon.
So, not a co-worker story but a work story. Years ago I worked at a pet store. I had just got hired on so at this point I was only working as a cashier. As many pet stores do, we had a club points card. There are a lot of benefits to the card so we are told to ALWAYS ask if the customer wants to sign up. When I am a customer, I don’t like to be pushed into that stuff, especially if I’m in a hurry. So, I only asked the customers 1 time , if they said no, I moved on. Well in one of our meetings, we were told that we are now to ask ALL customers 3 times to sign up. I refused to do this because I thought it was way too pushy. They proceeded to tell me that this is what head office wants and I would get fired if I didn’t do it. So obviously, I reluctantly complied. Ones day, as I was checking out the customers in the line up, I was approached by a co-worker who said “ I’m here to take over for you, the manager wants to talk to you”. I headed over to the office thinking it was an issue with my paperwork since my 3 month probation period was almost up. I step through the door and was given a 30 min talk about how the customers were complaining that I was too pushy when asking if they wanted to sign up for the card. I went silent for a minute, thinking, this has got to be a joke. After seeing the manager just stare at me, I knew he was serious! I said….. “ you have got be kidding me! You tell us to ask 3 times and I refuse thinking it’s to pushy. You then tell me I will be fired if I don’t do it. Now your writing me up because customers are complaining it’s too pushy !! Does this make any sense to you?”
The manager looked at me and said “ sorry but we have to write up if a customer complains. It’s policy! “ . He then proceeded to tell me that because so many customers complained about the same thing that I only had 1 more write up left . If I got one more write up, I would be let go. BUT…. Here’s the kicker….. I then asked “ so can I stop asking 3 times now?” . I was told NO, head office wants it that way. I quit and walked out right then and there
AS a customer I hate being asked about anything like that! Walmart was the worst, asking you if you want one of their credit cards. I almost complained to management about it, not the cashier trying to sell it to me but the store for making the cashiers try to sell it to me. Now though, they have so many self-cashouts it's practically null and void. Kicked themselves in the foot with that one!
Every time they ask you to sign up for something just say I like potatoes
@@zodarian6705 😂😂😂
Story time.
I had a gap year after high school to earn money for university (public education is free in my country but I planned on going to a different city, so would need money for housing/life). I went to UK (I am Polish, before brexit a lot of us went there because earnings are better than in my country). I found a job and I rented a room in a house full of other polish people. Some of us worked in the same place (that was in another small city, not the one we were living in). I had an agreement with a guy living with me (let's call him Jerry) that he would drive me (I did pay him for gas), as it was more convenient for me than catching a bus/train. He had similar agreement with few other people.
All was good until I visited Poland for a wek in January. My returning plane got canceled and my trip was rescheduled for another day. I called a friend in UK to tell him that and asked to inform work and my housemates that everything is fine with me, just a plane problems, and that I will be coming 2 days later.
My rescheduled flight was a night one, I arrived at my place around 1 AM. I went to sleep and got up at 5 AM to go to work (I did not want to loose another day, and my work started at 6). I met Jerry in our shared kitchen, we exchanged greetings, he asked me about my trip and said that it really sucks that my og flight was canceled. Then we went to our rooms. Later I went downstairs and, as usual, I went to Jerry's car to go to work with him. He looked at me weirdly and asked me "What are you doing?". Suprised, I answered that I do not want to loose another day of work. He replied that because I was late coming back from Poland he made agreement with another person to drive them to work because HE WAS LOOSING MONEY ON AN EMPTY SEAT IN HIS CAR. I was shocked, I started asking him why would he do that, he obviously knew why I was late, and on top of that he even met me before in the kitchen and did not say a word to me. Tbh I would not even argue with him and simply pay him for a whole week of riding instead of counting how much exactly I need to give him for driving 2 days less (at some point he started driving the car). He turned to other people in the car and said "guys do you hear the bullshit she is saying?", to which I replied "I am the one you are talking with, so do not involve other people please and talk with me". He stopped the car and told me to get out, which I did. I went to the train station and caught a train, but it was too late for me to catch the early one, so I started work at 7 that day. I apologized at work for my absence, to which I was told that all is good, because nothing can be done if a plane is cancelled.
I do not think I need to add how mad I was at Jerry. I stopped talking to him and decided to treat him the same way he treated me. In December I spent several hours shopping with him, because he wanted to buy his girlfriend a ring (she was supposed to visit him for Christmas), and his English was not so good. So i went with him to sdifferent jewelery shops to help him pick something nice and act as a translator. I googled how much a translator earns and multiplied it by number of hours I spent shopping with him. I told him that he owns me money for my translator job, since it definietly was not a friendly favor and called a price. He did not comment, paid me and then he gossiped about me at work (I think it is worth noticing, that I was 18 at the time, he was 31).
I did not bother, because people can think of me whatever the hell they want. I was there to earn money for school. I did not comment on his gossiping, but if someone asked about me and him I also did not hide the truth. Several weeks later people at work started approaching me and apologizing for believing his words. Turned out his behavior alienated him from others at work and they stopped believing his words.
If anyone got to the end of this comment - congrats ;)
Proud of you for standing up for yourself! ❤️
I used to be a manager and I would absolutely fire somebody who came into the office with such a petty and ridiculous complaint. It would be proved to me that they had no interest in work or being helpful to the company.
the first one reminded me of my mom's female colleague who is so entitled she ask their other colleague (who does maintenance in their company) to send her home every day, even though she knows the guy has more important obligations of fetching his two kids from school which finishes at 5pm. The guy is too nice and timid, and this lady thinks she could order him around because she helped him get the job at the place. His wife found out and snapped at her for forcing her husband to send the lady home when her own partner who is jobless could actually fetch her from work everyday.
Entitled colleague stopped asking the guy to send her home and apologized to the guy but not to his wife, and started ignoring her or act nice when they're in the same vicinity.
Side note: that lady's partner and the the maintenance guy's wife actually worked together in the same company, the partner got let off due to retirement age.
This isn't really a coworker story but I thought it was hilarious. I worked in an office and dealt with some weirdos. Property management office to be precise. I would very often make my own food and bring it to work. My job requires me to be out in the field a lot so I had to leave my lunch at the office. I left it on my desk. My coworkers tell me when I come back that someone had come into the office to apply for a property or something and had mentioned how good my food looked. (It was in a glass container and it was anabolic buffalo chicken pasta with vegetables. Ofc it looked good.) She literally asked if she could have it and got weird with my coworkers when they told her that it belonged to an employee who wasn't in the office at the time. Apparently she tried to justify it and say that she just wanted a bite, she was so hungry, I wouldn't know because she didn't want very much and there was a lot of food. When she was repeatedly told no, she got upset and suggested that there shouldn't be food left out in a setting like this unless it was for everyone else. My coworkers didn't let her touch my food, and we did not approve her for the property she wanted lol
omg that is soooooo weird, but I'm glad your coworkers stood up for you!!!!!
Whaaaaaaaaat? Who in the f**k does sh*t like that!?!?😳😳😳😳😳
Very smart to not approve her. Sounds like the type who would be a horrible tenant.
Wtf?!! 😱
@@misshell2223
Ikr? 😱 Wtf!
Dude… this is why I don’t work in an office anymore. I started my career (now in education) as a provincial accountant for very large Canadian tech company. I was a very well paid intern which helped me greatly with my university tuition. BUT… I nearly quit by the four month mark because one woman went insanely out of the way to either sabotage my work, make me miserable, throw out my lunches, break my office supplies including my keyboard and monitor, unplug my phone, attempt to steal something from my bag, bad mouth me to anyone that would listen, or just make my day harder and harder as time passed (I even have suspicions that she’s the one that slashed my tires one day). Turns out she was upset I received the internship over her NOT ELIGIBLE DUE TO AGE 17 year old daughter. You needed to be 20. I was 21 and finishing my four year honours. I didn’t even know she had a daughter until she screamed at my boss about it (my cubicle was near his but the entire floor could hear) and saying I DELIBERATELY STOLE her daughter’s NON-ELIGIBLE placement. 😑
I reqlly hope she got fired!
@Jeana Marie I was actually completing my day’s work by lunch… so they sent me to her section, Billing Reassessment and Investigation, for the second half of the day… and was given her job on top of my job. I was given a massive wage increase for performing two jobs beyond company expectations in a single work day. 💅
This sounds a lot like a former co-worker my best friend had to deal with. Except justice never came to that coworker, because she was one of the employees who worked the longest at that branch, and she always plays the "abuse victim" card to get her way and avoid facing anything negative.
Gotta love entitled coworkers.
At a previous job I had, most of the staff lived in company provided housing on site. I shared my place with one of my coworkers. One day he just sort of disappeared for the whole afternoon. Nobody could get ahold of him. What he was supposed to be working on was very important and time sensitive - it absolutely had to be finished that day, so I agreed to put in the overtime and get it done myself. I finally finished it and got back to our house at about 11:30PM, to find a passive-aggressive note on the door complaining that it was my turn to clean the bathroom today, and why didn't I come home in time to get that done? Uhh, maybe because I was doing YOUR job all evening?
That one about the potatos SO pissed me off. After living in east Asia for the past 6 years, I immediately thought “Oh they’re probably raised in Asia or an Asian household?”That woman was DEFINITELY being racist!
I started referring to Potato Chips as Sexy Potatoes on my grocery list after seeing that post last year cuz those are the sexiest of Potatoes 🤣🤣🤣
I’m calling them that from now on!
The curve of a curly fry does it for me
It is the tater tots that make my heart go pitter-pat.
* Sing along y’all “….. I’m too sexy for my spud, too sexy for my spud, so sexy it hurts”😂😂😂😂
The more you give, the more they demand. AND they give NOTHING back.
When my son was in a preschool program at three years old three days a week, one of the little girls had a mother who was legally blind and they either walked or caught the bus in bad weather. Finding this out, I offered to pick the girl up and take her as it was directly on the way. The mother would only allow me if I let her pay part of the price of the gas, so it was fine and she’d give me two dollars a week. The arrangement worked out great. One of the other mothers thought that if I was picking the girl up, iI should be happy to pick her daughter up and as I couldn’t think of a reason not to as I’m a wuss and too scared to say no, I started to do it. It lengthened the journey and waiting for the second girl who wasn’t always prompt. Luckily being the seventies and the gas problem and strictly rationed, I had to stop taking the second child because it was quite a lot more expensive. So in one way the every other gas days worked out for me and the journey was shorter. Those kids loved the program, he was in anther class the next and another the third year after which he went in ti the county school. People love to try and make you feel bad about not doing some that is convenient for them even if it’s not the convenient and you get suckered in every time.
I worked as a civilian in an army facility. We usually ate lunch together in break room. When we had pot luck lunches, if there was a bucket of chicken or cake left over, we gave it to the lower enlisted(like PFC)personally. They often had no money and wife and kids. Once in a while, some officer (high pay) would try to grab all leftovers. Whole room would shout "NO" in unison. He would be taken into the hall by Commander, and "things" were explained to him. Never happened twice with same person.
My entitled neighbour wants me to give her the pears off MY tree in MY back garden because the previous tenant used to give her the pears from the tree. EN is a big gossip and was the one to tell me they were pear trees (which I had already suspected anyway) with a tone of voice like she wanted some when they were ripe, and also went out of her way to tell me to prune the taller tree (again something I already knew we had to do). It's really a shame that I haven't had the time or the tools to prune this tree and we only got like 8 pears in total last year...fast-forward a year and I still haven't had enough time (or tools) to prune the tall tree however the smaller one yeilded over 380 pears....guess I'm making pear jam this year 👍🤌🤙🤙
Pear butter
Omg the lunch one XD. I never had someone directly ask to eat my lunch. When I worked at Walmart though there was a brief stent where SOMEONE was stealing my lunch and my drinks. I tried writing my name on stuff and that didn't seem to help. So I upped the stakes.
I live in the bible belt and am a Pagan. Everyone that worked with me knew I was a Pagan. I also knew there was a very good chance that whoever was taking my shit was a super religious Christian. So I went out on a limb and started drawing GIANT pentacles on every side of my lunches. Pop in the fridge? Draw a pent directly on the cap and a massive one on two sides. Frozen lunch? Literally drew a pent on every side.
I figured that they could try to ignore my name, but that if it was a super religious coworker they wouldn't want to be caught dead eating or drinking something that very clearly had a "symbol of satan" on it.
Wouldn't ya fucking guess... my shit stopped disappearing. I drew pentacles on my food and drink items from then one for the rest of the time I worked there which was another like... 3 years. My shit never got stolen again.
After hearing and witnessing stories like these for the past few years I've since lost my 'give-a-shit' and have no problem calling someone an asshole without trying to disguise as a nicer word.
I once had an event planned for the weekend I was off work. My asian friend kindly offered to make spring rolls for me so all I had to do was fry them. Friday came and she brought 50 of them and told me they were in a Tupperware in the staff fridge with my name on it. End of shift I excitedly went to get them and they were gone! Like seriously who does this? 🤬
That's so mean! I'm outraged on your behalf.
The sexy potato story has got to be one of the craziest work stories I've heard in a while. The sheer audacity of sitting and staring at someone while they're just try to enjoy some sexy potatoes lmao. What if someone brought in a banana? Would you report them. too?
I kind of feel bad for the HR woman, too. Like, imagine going to work one day and getting dragged into an argument over whether or not someone is eating potatoes that are too sexy? I would start questioning my career choice after something like that. Props to the HR woman and the potato fan for handling such a ridiculous "issue" so gracefully.
I remember the sexy potato story when it went up. So glad Charlotte covered. AITA has a lot of fake stories but that's one that's definitely so ridiculous it's a reality is stranger than fiction thing. No one could've made that up lol. HR friends are the best friends because they stories are always so crazy.
@@Gna_d54 I've often wondered if some of those AITA stories and other absurdities were fiction. On the other hand, a deer just missed running over me as I was waiting for a bus in the dark this week. (A coworker suggested I may have been unknowingly standing near some baby deer and the parent was trying to scare me away.)
I bring a banana for breakfast almost every day. LOL--while I do have a raging narcissist coworker, she hasn't found a way to try to make an issue about this. Yet.
Maybe Karen was into sexy potato lady... she just couldn't stop staring...hahaha
It's just as ridiculous as a man getting off rape charges because "she showed one inch of ankle".
Charlotte, Seeing your smile every day makes me feel like there is hope out there for us! I have to tell you, I got my husband watching you with me now. He heard me laughing to one of your videos and sat down & watched. I caught him the other day after he got home from work. He logged into RUclips and started watching the newest vid. Keep up the good work! We love you at our house!
I find a new reason for why I love being a nurse everyday. Today it's because, on the whole, the amazing people I work with understand what's important in life and we all pick our battles wisely. None of us would ever take the time to report someone for silly crap like sexy potato eating. Love my job! Love my team!
I once worked at a Cricket call center in the middle of no where. I was living with my mom and she enjoyed making me lunch and dinners for my different shifts. It seemed as everyone was always jealous of my meals and would make stupid comments as my meals were always three course. I had to stop leaving them in the shared fridge as they started getting stolen. Well, my mom was pissed. So, I kept my meal in my car in a special refrigerated cooler I could plug into my car and my mom would bait my fake meals with different laxatives.
We had told HR and when they started getting complaints from two employees about having to go home after they ate them, they ended up getting fired. I never used a shared refrigerator ever again.
Brilliant! That was a lot of effort for your clever mom to make 2 meals & include laxatives in 1 of them. Did she feel just as vindicated as you when the lunch thieves were caught brown-handed? You know, because 💩 happened? :)
@@TheCuddlebun she was thrilled and told me she was vindicated because “ she is my mama bear” no mater my age.
That shouldve been in the video!
@@christinathea5737 wasn’t happening like that back then.
@@molly1532 because the thief never told our boss she was eating others food.
Had an entitled co-worker that would take off at random times for "a funeral in New York," (she did this 3 times in a few months, it's absolutely a lie) and I'd have to do her work. If I tried taking a day off, she'd just so happen to call out that same day and I'd have to come in. I took off One day in 7 months. One day we realized she didn't clean/sanitize any of the surgical instruments *from last week* and my friend/coworker decided, "fuck it, we're not cleaning this shit for her, we have to always do her work and she throws a fit when we say we can't. She can figure out surgery day tomorrow on her own."
We told our manager and demanded she get talked to about this. We are not giving her any of the instruments we prepped for our providers tomorrow, and this is entirely her fault. Our manager told us it's our responsibility to do her work, because she'd do the same for us (fuck no she wouldn't) and that we're in the wrong. So we need to treat each other like family. The manager then immediately left saying she refuses to help us as well...so we stayed an extra hour and a half cleaning bloodied instruments that were stored in stagnant, week old water.
She came in the following day, quit, and then left. We had to do her surgeries too. Apparently that was our fault as well according to the manager.
Haha the Potato Karen would hate my office. About 25% of my coworkers are from India and none of them I know go out for lunch (except for special occasions) - instead, they bring food from home and our kitchen at lunch time always smells like an amazing Indian restaurant. My only complaint is when they don't share 😆 before we started working from home, my work BFF always brought me a small side container so I could sample her Indian dishes. She was literally the best!! And at potlucks, I know who made most of the Indian cuisine because I'm familiar with their recipes - I could literally spot "Sunil chicken" from a mile away.. my all time favorite!! And he named it that - not me lol
I used to go quite a bit out of my way to pick up my sister & toddlers to go shopping, my husband had had enough as it was costing too much money, so I asked her if she could put in for some petrol this was her answer " well we'll get the bus then" I said you do that & never gave her another lift ever
I was 💀 with the sexy potatoes 😂 I also eat potatoes by microwaving them and eating them hot dog style I was also taught by my Japanese parents but NO ONE has said that I eat too suggestively this is soooo funny to me I HOPE someone tells me to stop eating sexy potatoes I would die of laughter
You should really stop eating sexy potatoes!!! 😂
Though in all seriousness, I've seen people eat potatoes this way, it's not sexy... I mean anymore than eating is. It looks kinda like eating a burrito. No one has said anything to you because it's FREAKING NORMAL. This lady is just weird. But I do feel like that's a new word for sweet potatoes. I'm calling them sexy potatoes now!
Keep eating your sexy potatoes the way you enjoy eating them. This lady is either sexually frustrated or has a food fetish if she gets turned on staring at her coworkers as they eat their lunch.
@@lavendarf1u7n And now the entire office knows that Karen has a dirty mind.
@@benwagner5089 and she's racist!
I used to work at ZARA and my coworker got in trouble and decided it was my fault so they had their family come to our store and threaten me. Threatened me to my face and while talking to others within ear shot. I begged to call HR but the managers were all breaking store policies and didn’t want to get caught so they threw me to the wind. Couldn’t do anything legally because they hadn’t touched me physically. I was so happy there before it got crazy 😞
OK....I (Irish/Cherokee) eat potatoes this way a lot...if I have organic potatoes so that I can eat the skin too. Plain potatoes are filling...low cal...highly nutritious. Low cost, too. Also, on freezing cold mornings, you can put a hot potato in each coat pocket(wrap a napkin around it if you are worried about your clothes) and it is GLORIOUS. By the time you reach your destination, the potatoes have cooled off a little but are still warm enough to enjoy eating.
When I was a little farm kid, my folks kept a couple of cows to provide milk for the family and believe you me, those cows appreciated potato warmed hands on a cold morning.
I was once at a restaurant and this man shouted “I’m going to report you, whose your manager.” And the lady said, “I’m the manager sir.” And he said, “if I was you I would fire myself” and she was like “okay???”
I had an entitled boss. Worked in a bakery and the owner agreed I would be part time. At busy times I was working 4 or 5 12 hour days in a row. I complained and she would say, “it’s the nature of the business.” One time 3 of us were going to a pastry convention including the owner. The day before our flight we were all working to get ahead for the crew left behind. I got there at 7 Am. Boss came in after 9AM. My coworker said she couldn’t work late since she had to take her kids to their dads house to care for them while we were out of town. She said, “y’all can’t leave til everything is done.” I told my workmate I would stay as long as needed so she could get her kids.
3PM comes around and the boss owner lady announces she is leaving because “I need to get some new boots for the trip”.
I worked til after 8. Our plane took off at 6AM.
I remember my roommate was really nice and drove me to work during the winter because it was icy. When his classes didn’t allow for it, I just found the bus route, because it wasn’t his problem at that point. It was that simple.
I got reported for bringing my food in a cooler instead of putting it in the break room fridge like everyone else.
Apparently this offended a few coworkers because it made them feel that I didn’t trust them enough to leave my food around theirs.
HR told them to grow up and stop blaming others for their insecurities.
I actually read this on reddit when it was first posted, along with the initial update and my comment still stands strong as it did back then: "Of all the stories, of all the complaints, of all the things I have ever read on the internet, I was totally underprepared for the introduction of the term "sexy potatoes" and it made me stare at my phone reading those two words for almost a full minute before laughing so hard I scared my dog. And my wife."
I play an MMORPG, and once in awhile I feel generous, usually when it's a newer player.
I met another female player while farming a world boss, and while talking between waiting for the boss to respawn, she told me she regretted making her main character a male. Only way to change this is to either delete and reroll the character, start over from scratch, or buy an appearance change scroll in the game store.
I decided to be nice and bought her the scroll and gifted it directly to her.
No thank you.
No nothing.
Next words out of her mouth were asking me to buy her the Lion Mount too, and I was like "is this B-word serious right now?"
Not even a "Thank you", like, seriously?
I was just being nice because she was new, this was her only character so far and rerolling it to change the gender appearance at that point would have been silly with how much time she already put into this character.
And as a female player I get wanting to hide behind male characters to ward off the thirsty dudes. This particular game isn't so bad for that at all, so once she realized playing a female character wasn't gonna invite creepers into her DMs she regretted not making the character she actually wanted to make.
That still bugs me, but it hasn't stopped me from being kind to other players when the mood strikes me.
I used to work with a lady who brought her own food she made from home, and at one point someone started to eat it every night, after a week or so of this she got tired of some a-hole eating what was obviously not theirs and decided to at laxative to her meal. She never had a problem again with whomever was eating her food, she never found out who it was.
Love to hear a follow-up on where the racism / discrimination charge went against Sexy-Potato Susan.
My entitled coworker story. At the beginning of Covid-19 when masks were starting but WFH was not yet offered a coworker was refusing to wear a mask & said it was only old people & overweight people that had to worry. I pointed out I’m immuno suppressed & Covid could kill me. Her response, “Well it’s been nice knowing you”. 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🥴
That was a literal jaw drop moment for me! How horrendous! Truly awful person.
I used to ask my jobs staff if they wanted me to bring them food when I was buying food from my country. The first time I did it the team lead said no with a disgusted face because he did not like that type of food, which is fine everyone has their own personal taste. I never asked if he wanted it again after a couple months of doing that my manager came to speak to me about why I was excluding him whenever I would bring lunch apparently he had complained. I told him what he had said luckily he admitted but still wanted me to ask every time so he did not feel left out, i never did that again and made sure to tell everyone why. It’s true what they say no good deed goes unpunished.
i loved hearing you say the word po-ta-to so many times! what a story. i do not miss working in offices and cubile-hell. thanks for sharing!
At my old job I had to deal with several entitled "Karens", who either said or caused issues for me due to my being dyslexic and having audio processing disorder - which basically mean sometimes it take me a little longer to process instruction, verbal or written, and sometimes I need instructions repeated to me (multiple *sigh* times even).
This obviously could cause a lot of frustration in the workplace. However, most of my coworkers and my supervisor understood my issues, and even it delayed things, they were patient with me. Other's were not, these others were the entitled karens.
One such entitled "Karen" - she was the self appointed office manager (she would go into the kitchen around lunch time and "monitor" what people cooked, how long they were in there and so on) - decided, by herself, that she was going to plan th Christmas party and because I happened to share a pod with her, she strongarmed me into helping her (because, as she said, I was ONLY IT support and had plenty of time on my hand... I was the IT Support Officer for my entire office of over 70 people, as well online support for all our stakeholders (who were well into the thousands).).
She gave me a whole list of things to do, verbally, which I did my best to follow, but of course unfortunately, I missed several "key" points. When I asked if she could repeat herself, so I could check what I had got and what had gone over my head, she refused, and sent me on my way.
I did my best to follow her instructions and actually thought I did a pretty good job of what she wanted, only for when I came back to her with what I had done, she exploded at me, calling me stupid and 'what was wrong with me, why couldn't I follow simple instructions'?.
Now by this point, we've been working in the same pod for over 6 months, she knew I was dyslexic and had comprehension issues BUT she still took digs at me, so when she exploded I, in turn, burst into tears. Workmates around us froze the moment she started shoutng before I was pulled away outside to calm down (I wasn't like hysterical but I hadn't realised just how much "Karen" had been upsetting before now, so all that hurt was just coming out)
Anyway, I heard later that "Karen" tried to defend herself by saying that someone with my "difficulties" shouldn't be employed in an office environment when I can't even follow simple instructions for planning a Christmas party. "Karen" was told by my supervisor to stop, saying that even with all my "difficulties" I provided above and beyond IT support to our whole office and stakeholders for the last 7 years and planning a Christmas party was NOT part of my job discription.
She was moved out of my pod soon after and she avoided me like the plague until she left right at the beginning of Covid.
I had a co-worker, an older man, that lived by the rule that if there was no name on it, it was community property. He would go through the fridge, including lunches, and shop for goodies to eat that were nameless. It never mattered how many times he was reminded/told that food for the entire office was put on the counter or an email would be sent out, he would free range the fridge. When confronted, he would always blame the owner of the food for not putting a name on the food and then walk away.
I was a manager at a store and we had a break-room fridge and my rule was 3 days. If you didn’t eat your food in 3 days I would eat it or throw it out. Everyone was always okay with the rule and it ensured there was never anything rotting in the fridge lol
@@sunday4676 Ours was, any unnamed food was thrown out every week at the same time, so everyone knew in advance when it would happen. Excessively old, expired food was thrown away even if named, unless frozen.
I would have put a nice jar of those one type of dog treats that look like chocolate covered pretzels without a label then after the thief took the bait told him he just ate dog food
Ugh... this all reminds me of a (fortunately gone now) entitled coworker. We had recently gotten a message from property management saying "concerning odors in the building due to the exhaust from diesel equipment being used in the construction site next door being pulled into our bldg by our outside air intake dampers.” They told us the equipment would only be in use for a few days, so they would be closing the dampers to 20% for outdoor air entering the building which is the maximum allowable per OSHA and ASHRAE guidelines. This would mean we'd feel our suite warm up a bit, but nothing a fan couldn't take care of, and the odor would disappear entirely. Being the office manager, I visited each person in our office to personally make sure they were aware of this, in case they hadn't read the message. I even provided fans for those who didn't already have one. The next day, Entitled Coworker asked me to call building maintenance about an "office temperature problem", to which I replied with a reminder about the dampers/construction situation, as well as the fan I'd provided. Entitled Coworker said the fan would be too disruptive, and insisted I call maintenance anyway. Since it's my job to fill such requests, I went ahead and (apologetically) called maintenance. They sent their top manager, who very kindly and patiently explained the same damper/construction situation to Entitled Coworker while I stood by for moral support. Entitled Coworker literally scoffed at the explanation, and suggested to the maintenance manager that he should JUST TELL EVERYONE ELSE IN THE BUILDING TO TOLERATE THE EXHAUST BECAUSE ENTITLED COWORKER IS HOT!!! This a-hole refused to have a (very quiet, btw) fan on for a couple of days, and felt it was a more reasonable option for an entire building full of people to be breathing toxic fumes. Maintenance Manager and I both just stood there staring at him, and trying not to glance at each other in shock. In the end, we both just told Entitled Coworker we'd "see what we could do", but couldn't guarantee anything would change before the construction had ended in a couple days. There were many times when that coworker showed entitlement, but that one was BY FAR the weirdest. I was quite relieved when they moved on. Can you even...?
I am a property manager in an office building, and yes, I can totally even!!!! :-) Some of the people in my buildings would totally do this exact same thing.
@@TheTewjr I'm so sorry you have to tolerate that regularly. Back when this happened, I ran into the maint. manager in the lobby a few days later, and apologized to him for my coworker's behavior. Us staffers have to deal with SO much entitlement, and while keeping a polite demeanor. *sigh*
I work with a woman who reported me for my radio hurting her back. She also has all the air conditioning ducks taped shut around her work station because she gets cold in her tank top. All year round the sleeveless thing. If the air hits her she covers herself including her head in a thin crochet shawl. Drama queen.
Okay Charlotte, you are THE BESSST ❤️❤️❤️
your videos literally take away any tension or anxiety I have and bring me pure joy. Thank you for doing what you are doing. Love you tons our potato queen ❤️
Oh boy , this brings back a lot of (mostly) regrettable memories! Took a coworker home on my lunch break because she was "sick" and her regular ride was on vacation. She said she lived 10 minutes away. I was ok with giving up 1/2 my lunch break to help her out. NOPE!! She actually lived 25 minutes away! So I didn't have time to eat at all! Plus I never really worked near her and wasn't in close proximity to her; I didn't know that she had horrific B.O.!! I was gagging from the smell. It was winter and i opened the windows of my car. Another coworker had been getting rides to and from work. I knew that he was giving them $10 a week for gas; they got fired. I volunteered to give him transportation and would only charge him $5 a week; since he actually lived closer. Something always came up and he wouldn't have $5 . That was bad enough but then I let him know (4 weeks in advance) that I was going on vacation. He actually asked me if there was any way I could still take him to and from work! Smh!!
Only $5 weekly. That's a great deal!
Ah yes... a friend of a friend needed a ride to the airport (25 miles away) right at that moment. He was offering $50 (I drive a large pickup), I wasn't doing anything so I said sure what the heck. Get there and guess what, he 'doesn't have any cash on him' and is tight for time.... So, yup, never again. I take taxis to the airport myself....
I felt it when Charlotte talked about the people who dismiss all the previous favors you’ve done for them because I’ve known people like that. 😔
From time to time someone allegedly does something wrong, their employers say they’ll do an investigation before deciding the appropriate course of action, and people demand, “Why wasn’t So-and-so fired right off the bat!?” Incidents like the sexy potato saga are why. Higher-ups need to know if something really happened or if someone is complaining about something that doesn’t exist. 👩⚖️ 🥔
I have the same problem with people I know. I've been homeless for a long time and I've had to conform to get help. I now have a home of my own and I'm getting calls from the same people who expect me to continue to take them to all their appointments 😳 really? I've told them that they will have to make arrangements to get another ride when I get my own place. They don't listen and still call to give me their schedule for appointments for the month, WTAF NO.
Omg I have a kid who eats her baked potatoes like a banana, or hotdog style. Yeah, she dances to her own beat, it’s adorable! I think it’s so she doesn’t have to dirty up a bowl and fork, and she just holds it by the foil it was baked in. 😂
My most entitled co-workers was when I worked at a bakery in college. One of the summer coworkers was going on a trip to Europe this summer, and all the travel expenses were paid for by her parents but she wanted some money to buy things so she decided she was going to turn in the bottles generated by the bakery for the bottle deposit which is fine until she decided she did not want to sort the bottles out of the recycling so she setup her own bucket and wanted us to throw all bottles into there so she could collect the bottle deposits for herself. None of us did though because we were not about to do the hard part of sorting just to let her collect all the money, she also had no concept that none of us were even getting a vacation this summer let alone to Europe.
I'm from europe 🇪🇺... we shall wait for you! A stick always has two ends-is a saying in my country.. For you in a good way, for your ex coworker in a bad.
All the best!
Wow sounds like she wanted everything easy for her, and was also bragging adviously, because how else would anyone know her parents were paying for it. I'm glad y'all didn't do that for her what a snob.
I get that she’s a rich kid, but throwing bottles in a separate bin doesn’t seem like asking for much. Anyone would probably do the same. I don’t find that entitled to be honest.
@@julchensweet2538 depends what it entailed. If it was a detour to the special bucket then it’s annoying and burdensome.
Madeline Marlett - So she was stealing the bottles that the bakery could have turned in for the deposit? Oookay.
I’m the only Hispanic person at work and I frequently bring spicy foods and keep a bottle of hot sauce at work. My coworkers often walk by and make comments about how insane I am for what I eat and lost their marbles when they saw me putting hot sauce on Doritos. I know they’re not trying to be assholes, but it’s really annoying sometimes.
The guy that freaked out about being too broke to afford lunch, a 3 pack of cup-o-noodle soup is like $1 🤷🏻♀️ I think it’s more about being too lazy to pack lunch haha
Form the first 2 mins. Of this video..I’ve lost the plot… belly laughter..Charlotte you crack me up. 😂🤣😂
Gawd! I feel like an entitled people magnet! Thank you for this! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I’ve been waiting for this! I’m going to make a LONG story short (or at least try). I used to do corporate onboarding for a large company. we had a fabulous 2 day (fully paid) orientation where new employees from all sorts of ranks learned about the company history and policies. It was actually fun bc we incorporated games and SNL videos. Not ur typical boring orientation.
i did this for 3 years and will never forget the most entitled person EVER! Let’s call her “Elle” (not real name obv).
Elle came in on day 1 of orientation and was welcomed with a name tag, her favorite candy (special treat we ask hr to collect info in advance), and a breakfast consisting of croissants, danishes, apple juice, orange juice and coffee. Without so much as an introduction Elle asked why we didn’t get donuts as well. Breakfast was already complimentary.
She proceeded to question and retaliate every single fact about our company and industry basing her experience in a different state and on the one time she worked in Puerto Rico (we’re in Florida!). I kindly told her that these were all very real statistics and she was welcomed to check them on the state website. Proceed to lunch we take them to the company restaurant which is exclusively for guests and managers. This is equal to 4-5 star dining experience but the lunch options for orientation are buffet style with a selection of 3-4 desert options because it’s completely free. She complained that there weren’t enough desert options and if I could please get her something else. I said no sorry this is what is available to our group, she asked how was it possible that a 5 star restaurant didn’t have more options. I told her there are more options but that’s reserved for paying guests and this is a courtesy the company does for orientation. SHE WENT BEHIND MY BACK TO ASK THE SERVER TO BRING HER ANOTHER DESERT! The server told her she wasn’t allowed and Elle complained that it must not be 5 stars afterall! The following day she complained that the day was too long and not as fun as the previous day. I had explained in advance that day2 is when we take our regulatory/licensing classes which EVERYONE has to do for legal compliance. She complained that the company only gives 2 free uniforms instead of 3! She complained that the company doesn’t give out shoes as part of the uniform and she has to provide her own! She complained about everything!
Elle did not make it past 3 months…
Isn't it sad when there are folks out there who would give their eye teeth for the opportunity?