The pool story, asking to be paid for REAL damages IS going lightly. If you spread the cost among all the people there, it SHOULDN'T be too bad, unless they were chugging a case of fancy champagne to chase the 4 pounds of caviar. A few hundred dollars 40 ways isn't horrible, but they SHOULD feel some inconvenience as a result of their actions.
I agrees $1000/40 =$25 even if it was on the higher of say $2000 that would be $50 I’d say that that price is easily worth it to avoid a criminal charge on your record. As for just eating the cost, hell no, those kids need to learn that their actions have consequences letting off will just set the standard that your ok with them stealing from you and damaging your property.
Story 1: OP saying to the customer “that’s not my problem,” is completely acceptable. The customer was being rude and treating OP badly. I’m getting really sick of these people who think that because you are a cashier or waitstaff that you automatically have to take whatever crap the customer throws at them. At my establishment you get treated how you treat them, period. If you want to be shown respect, then you have to give it. That’s how polite society is supposed to work. Karens get shown the door or police.(if necessary)
I thought so as well. It was literally not her problem. But as I am not american I do not understand a lot of the BS some customers feel entiteld too (and how managment turns against their employee..... wouldn't happen (or at least not very often) where I live)
@@herbie1975 I agree with you. I am in the US and I think treating the people who work for you badly is abhorrent. My employees know that I have their backs. I have never thought that the amount of money you have should determine how you are treated. Whether you are a homeless person or a billionaire, you get the same treatment in my establishments. I even had to get rid of a vendor because of how they treated my staff. And another thing I believe in is paying your staff a “living wage.”
@@deborahdicesare9042 sounds fair xD A lot of stuff I hear or read from the US is just, at least from an outside perspective, just not correct. Just the stories about the customer is always right, customers verbally (and even physically) abuse employees is just an absolut no go. What I observed personally, what is expected as good customer service in the US would be considered fake (or even kind a ass liking) in my country. Every human beeing has to be treated with respect (if shown) or at the bare minimum correct. Not more, not less.
@@herbie1975 It’s unfortunately true, all of the stories you hear about people acting entitled in the US. I wish they would act like most other countries do.
Last story, just because your "poor" doesnt absolve you from consequences. They may not have money, but they know right from wrong. FAFO the first part is usually fun, the last past usually isn't.
Pool party. I think that was a much fairer outcome than the perpetrators recieving criminal records for breaking and entering, malicious damage to property, and stealing. 🇬🇧
Those parents are just going to have to be parents and actually teach their children that when they make a mistake they have to pay for it. Even when you're poor you have to learn the harshness of your recklessness has consequences. Tell your husband to shove it, don't give everybody a pass or they'll just be walking all over people for the rest of their lives. Also this will be a reminder to those kids that if they decide to do anything else that they're going to end up without food that month.
Pool party - just because they claim to be poor doesn’t excuse their behavior. They weren’t stealing to stay alive - they were stealing to have a party at someone else’s expense.
The volunteer one, nah if they were rude like a lot of people are, your response was light compared to what I’d have said to them. And if the managers can’t figure out that people suck and will try to get others in trouble because you wouldn’t give them what they wanted, sounds like that’s their problem. Don’t put up with that, ESPECIALLY if you aren’t gettin paid.
First story. I'll put money on the probability that those women had false lashes and false nails and hair extensions. No wonder she can't afford frocks.
Poor or not, it does not matter. They broke in, damaged property and consumed food that wasn't theirs. If any of them would had been injured, it would had fallen on OP, even though they broke in. Turn about is fair play as well, just tell those upset parents how they would feel if 40 people broke into their house, ate all their food, trashed the place, then used the "I'm poor" excuse to avoid all consequence.
Last story: Doesn't matter if you're rich or poor. You stole something, you need to give it back or monetary equivalent. Also, you messed it up, you have to clean It up. It's just a matter of choices and consequences. OP could have sued everyone and call CPS if necessary. BUT they were given a chance to pay up first or they'd be going to court for their crimes. They were let off lightly.
The story about the pool, those kids got off lightly. If he had pressed charges they would have all had police records, may have had to do community service or jail time--plus they still would have had to pay damages. So he was definitely giving them a break, but leaving it up to the parents to determine how to make the kids reimburse them for the money they had to pay. Maybe the parents had good sense to make the kids pay them back for what they forked out--but that was there decision to make.
Pool Party Story: OP is NOT the Ass Hole and was FAR kinder than I'd have been... Not Only would I have pressed Charges (Break & Enter, Felony Trespass, Theft & Vandalism), I'd also have Sued their Asses off in Court for the cost of the food they stole, cleaning the yard/pool deck and draining, cleaning, sanitizing and refilling the pool plus my Legal Costs of course... When they started whining about being too poor to afford that money, my response would be "If you can't afford to pay for your Party in MY HOME, why did you break in and have it?"
I used to volunteer at a charity shop and I was told, by my Managers, to say "I'm a volunteer I have no authority over the prices, I can get my Manager who has authority for you if you would like". Stopped like 99.9% of Karen's from screaming at me and my Manager would be the one to get crapped on (As they were the only Paid employees in the store)
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Last story OP, I agree with you, possibly for thesame reason. If someone breaks the law, they have to learn that there are consequences to their actions.
I worked with a guy from South America. He loved hot peppers and always shared while making fun of those who couldn't take it. I bought in fresh Horseradish. He thought I poisoned him 😅. I took a bite of the root to show him it wasn't. I grew up with the stuff.
Just because someone is poor, is no excuse to their terrible behavior. The last story. The 39 year old knew better but still brought all these people, that they broke into a house! Used food and left a mess. I am sorry, sometimes you need to keep boundaries.
Stating "I'm sorry, not my problem" is not rude. It's a simple statement of fact, Folks that take as rude are just whiners looking for something to complain about.
Last story: They broke in, stole, and trashed the place. From OP's reaction you can make an educated guess about the ethnicity of the vandals. If you don't lay charges when asked, you're just allowing them to get away with their crime and next time they'll do worse because they know that nothing will happen to them.
Last story: Op, you need to have a tough conversation with your husband. A very REAL conversation on whether he is going to be a protector of your family or not. The fact that he didn’t take over and handle this shows the lack of character he is and that he doesn’t have your back. My wife knows she has a pitbull as a husband….and she knows I don’t have the patience for entitled bs. If your husband is that “soft”, you need to start assessing whether or not he’s going to wear the armor full time or not. Because the moment you have to fight the battles, you won’t need him.
Pool party story: OP, I have to agree with you. Being poor is rarely a good excuse. And allowing them to "get away with it" will only encourage them to do similar stunts again. Eventually actually causing real harm. And why do I get the feeling that the 39 year old is the one that scoped the place out and arranged the party. Having the food available was just a bonus. A reason why I would want an indoor pool, harder to break into.
I used to work in a charity discount shop where we sold things that wouldn't sell in a normal charity shop. 'Think single dining chairs and cutlery etc' and had a customer complain that we didn't sell Lego and that it was too expensive in the normal charity shop.
On the last story, op you did the right thing, I don't care how poor someone is, that DOESN'T excuse the kids and the adult for breaking and entering. I would have done the same thing. Great job op.
Yah, naw, ive been poor. I knew damn well that if i messed things up, id be expected to fix that, if nothing else my happy ass would have been over there cleaning the place up, helping replace the supplies used. Etc. When i was a kid we would sneak into apartment complex pools sure, but never someones private pool because we wouldnt want someone doing that to OUR stuff, and even at the apartments we never left a mess or broke anything. Its a pretty simple thing to teach that if you dont want something done to YOU you dont do it to others...not sure how so many people dont get that lesson.
Last story. I would have pressed charges!!! You need to send a strong message to the "POOR" people!! Jails have poor people in them, besides the rich!!!
First story -I would have asked the witnesses to the incident for their names and phone numbers so thet could be talked to, getting their statements for their perspectives to confirm OPs side of the situation!
Exactly, there is a difference between an Injector Pen and a syringe, one you need to slowly move the plunger and the other is like a clicker pen. Two totally different things...
I'm diabetic and for a while I was insulin dependent. I know that this doesn't make up for the pharmacy not supplying the injector pen (more on that after this). For a while when I was on insulin I had to inject myself several times daily, I learned that I could inject myself painlessly with a syringe if I prepped a larger area of my stomach than needed and touching the tip of the needle to different places on the prepped area until there was a touch that I didn't feel at all, I would push the needle in there painlessly. As for the pharmacy not supplying the injector pen, it could be that they didn't have one in stock at the time. OP should have asked them how long it would to get the pen in. BTW, I'm currently on a once a week injectable from a pen so I do have a clue about how pharmacies deal with such things.
We did estate sales. No matter what price was on an item, customers would ask for a discount. If the item was $20, they’d want it for $9. After a lot of back and forth, you’d finally say they could have it for $9. They would then pay with a $50 or $100 bill which they pulled off a huge stack of $50 and $100 dollar bills. They weren’t in need, they just had a self-imposed rule to not pay the listed price on anything.
The last title story *ALWAYS* press charges. It doesn't matter *IF* the trespassers are poor or not. Besides which they could have just been saying that as a way of trying to avoid taking responsibility for their actions.
If you need a dress to go to church, you're going to the wrong church. Any church that judges you for what you wear is NOT a church that I would attend. Last story, if I was one of the parents, I wouldn't be mad at the OP. I'd be mad at my kid(s), whoever came up with the idea and the 1 adult, assuming they weren't the person who came up with the idea! How did this person end up being with a whole group of minors?
Karen's Daughter: You know you're going to HELL for how you treated my Mother! Me: [Without missing a beat] Nope! I LITERALLY can't go to HELL because Satan Declared me Persona non Grata (PNG'd) and refuses to lift the Restraing Order against me. Karen's Daughter: [Surprised Pikachu Face]... Me: Have a nice day. 😄😁😆😅😂🤣
I always thought this as I have grown up how some people say they are poor yet have tats all over their bodies, cigerettes and vaps in their mouth, and piercing and can afford booze but they go to weekend free clinics giving by the dental and medical communities. but it is more a matter of how they spend their money and how so much how little they have
The husband: That was a little harsh Me: They broke into your home, ate your food, and used your pool with one adult inside who accompanied the children and teens, they deserve it imagine if they went further and actually stole furniture from the building?
Last story: These "fine folks" . . . .TRESPASSED . . .and STOLE food that DID NOT BELONG TO THEM . . .that is THEFT! It is irrelevant that you can afford it.
First story. In my experience it doesn't matter what you say, how you say it, or even if you say nothing at all, there's always going to be someone who will find a way to take it too seriously and get upset or take offence. Some people are just a-holes.
Last story. 39yr old saying ppl can be young and stupid, well he's not young. And if you don't enforce some kind of penalty they'll think they can do it again.
Being poor is not an excuse to break into someone’s house and have a party. You might not have chosen ti be poor but you did chosen to trespress and cause damages. You let them get away with the “being poor” excuse, they’ll just do it again next time, same excuse.
1st story, why is it always the religious ones who say some sort of statement like "You're going to Hell for this", but don't realize that "Holier than thou" attitude is EXACTLY the reason they'll be going to hell. jk
last story pool lady if the money was not a problem you could have the youths and adult clean tidy up the area for a set amount of time in stead of money from the "poor" families
Last story,,,,, let em off,,,, an have a problem for life,, bill paid,,, maybe just maybe the adults will police their kids, if there a next time it's court, all the way, they gotta learn respect
Ad to the pharmacy story op should transfer all perscriptions to the other pharmacy and tell management why. As to the food story that jerk should learned a lesson. His bad behavior vould have gotten him pulled grom work release. As to the pool party op just wanted them held acountable for their bad decisions.
Every. Cash register should have a camera,with today’s technology available ,a simple ring camera would work . Just point out the fact to any rude customer and that just might make things go smoother…. Have a. Fun day. !!!
Here we people trespassed and try clam we are poor. Try knew what they were doing because the bought s ladder to op place. I think seen op buying food and knew having party and just a free pool party
Why in the world does the box of Humira not say whether there is a syringe or pen inside? How many perfectly good courses of medicine are wasted, because the only way to find out whether it has the right applicator is to open it and then dispose of it when it has the wrong one?
My pharmacy closed after 35 years of going there I went to another large chain and had all of my prescriptions transferred there I needed one for a painkiller which I take constantly the pharmacist said we don't carry that why we don't like keeping that medication show after arguing with her that it's a legal prescription I've been taking it for years on a need basis I do not want to become addicted to this she said she still wouldn't get it and I could go someplace else and get that and I said to her well if I can go someplace to get that then I can go someplace to get the other seven medications I take every month and transferred everything that day to another pharmacy
1-No store camera's? Some bad pseudo Christian crap going on. 2-Yeah, no. You would need a new needle and syringe for every injection. Report the pharmacist. She didn't follow the Dr's script which is against the law unless she called the Dr for a change. Last story. Husband is the ahole. Everyone needs to be responsible for their actions. Breaking and entering someones house is an absolute FU, you're going to jail. If they broke in there is damage to the door or window and someone should pay to fix it.
That's how young people get even more stupid and entitled. Noone presses charges so they continue doing stupid things. Someday they will play the stupid games and win a stupid prize they really don't want.😢
STORY #1 if you are going to go into a store that is basically a discount store for clothes or anything you may find in that store and you ask for a discount maybe you should have kept your broke ass at home and NOT went shopping if don't have the money I mean come on people the f_ _king dress was $8 f_ _king dollars/ LAST STORY sounds to me like the husband of OP is a dick if the parents didn't want to have to worry about paying for certain shit because they were poor maybe their children should have been raised better to know that what they were doing was against the law and wrong but they broke onto OP's property and into the house used things that OP had bought with their money and spent their time going to get those things so hell yeah the parents should pay for every damn thing their children messed up regardless of whether or NOT it is NOT going to hurt OP's pocket book
I don’t care how poor you are, you do NOT have the right to spend someone else’s hard earned money by using their pool and food and creating a mess that has to be cleaned up. Go get a job to pay for what you want.
Story 1 Everything they sell at a "Charity" shop was donated, which means no matter what the customer pays for it, it is always 100% profit. They are given free rent or at a severely reduced rate and as he said in the story, they also save on not having to pay most if not all who "Work" there
So there was one 39 year old having a pool party at a random house with a bunch of kids. No, that’s not creepy!
The 39-year-old was probably the ring leader.
The pool story, asking to be paid for REAL damages IS going lightly. If you spread the cost among all the people there, it SHOULDN'T be too bad, unless they were chugging a case of fancy champagne to chase the 4 pounds of caviar. A few hundred dollars 40 ways isn't horrible, but they SHOULD feel some inconvenience as a result of their actions.
I agrees $1000/40 =$25 even if it was on the higher of say $2000 that would be $50 I’d say that that price is easily worth it to avoid a criminal charge on your record. As for just eating the cost, hell no, those kids need to learn that their actions have consequences letting off will just set the standard that your ok with them stealing from you and damaging your property.
Not only that but if the people had pressed charges then the expense would have been far higher
To entitled people, consequences of their own actions are always unfair.
@@cliffcorson4000 Should press charges anyway, tbh. Got paid, now put them in jail.
Nuts to that. Each party goer either pays the full amount EACH and charges should be pressed!
Story 1:
OP saying to the customer “that’s not my problem,” is completely acceptable. The customer was being rude and treating OP badly. I’m getting really sick of these people who think that because you are a cashier or waitstaff that you automatically have to take whatever crap the customer throws at them. At my establishment you get treated how you treat them, period. If you want to be shown respect, then you have to give it. That’s how polite society is supposed to work. Karens get shown the door or police.(if necessary)
I thought so as well. It was literally not her problem. But as I am not american I do not understand a lot of the BS some customers feel entiteld too (and how managment turns against their employee..... wouldn't happen (or at least not very often) where I live)
@@herbie1975
I agree with you. I am in the US and I think treating the people who work for you badly is abhorrent. My employees know that I have their backs. I have never thought that the amount of money you have should determine how you are treated. Whether you are a homeless person or a billionaire, you get the same treatment in my establishments. I even had to get rid of a vendor because of how they treated my staff. And another thing I believe in is paying your staff a “living wage.”
@@deborahdicesare9042 sounds fair xD A lot of stuff I hear or read from the US is just, at least from an outside perspective, just not correct. Just the stories about the customer is always right, customers verbally (and even physically) abuse employees is just an absolut no go. What I observed personally, what is expected as good customer service in the US would be considered fake (or even kind a ass liking) in my country. Every human beeing has to be treated with respect (if shown) or at the bare minimum correct. Not more, not less.
@@herbie1975
It’s unfortunately true, all of the stories you hear about people acting entitled in the US. I wish they would act like most other countries do.
Last story, just because your "poor" doesnt absolve you from consequences. They may not have money, but they know right from wrong. FAFO the first part is usually fun, the last past usually isn't.
Pool party. I think that was a much fairer outcome than the perpetrators recieving criminal records for breaking and entering, malicious damage to property, and stealing. 🇬🇧
Those parents are just going to have to be parents and actually teach their children that when they make a mistake they have to pay for it. Even when you're poor you have to learn the harshness of your recklessness has consequences. Tell your husband to shove it, don't give everybody a pass or they'll just be walking all over people for the rest of their lives.
Also this will be a reminder to those kids that if they decide to do anything else that they're going to end up without food that month.
Pool party - just because they claim to be poor doesn’t excuse their behavior. They weren’t stealing to stay alive - they were stealing to have a party at someone else’s expense.
This. And if they couldn't pay the full amount at one time they could have worked out a payment plan or something. Teach your kids better
Too bad.... CPS weren't called. Child endangerment in someone else's pool, stealing property.
Being poor is no excuse for theft of things you know do not need and couldn't afford otherwise. Which is what the people in the last story were doing.
The volunteer one, nah if they were rude like a lot of people are, your response was light compared to what I’d have said to them. And if the managers can’t figure out that people suck and will try to get others in trouble because you wouldn’t give them what they wanted, sounds like that’s their problem. Don’t put up with that, ESPECIALLY if you aren’t gettin paid.
The last story ,pool, breaking into house. PRESS CHARGES THEY ALL NEED TO KNOW , THIS IS NOT YOUR TO USE. NOW YOU PAY THE CONSEQUENCES.
First story. I'll put money on the probability that those women had false lashes and false nails and hair extensions. No wonder she can't afford frocks.
Poor or not, it does not matter. They broke in, damaged property and consumed food that wasn't theirs. If any of them would had been injured, it would had fallen on OP, even though they broke in. Turn about is fair play as well, just tell those upset parents how they would feel if 40 people broke into their house, ate all their food, trashed the place, then used the "I'm poor" excuse to avoid all consequence.
Last story:
Doesn't matter if you're rich or poor. You stole something, you need to give it back or monetary equivalent.
Also, you messed it up, you have to clean It up.
It's just a matter of choices and consequences.
OP could have sued everyone and call CPS if necessary. BUT they were given a chance to pay up first or they'd be going to court for their crimes.
They were let off lightly.
The story about the pool, those kids got off lightly. If he had pressed charges they would have all had police records, may have had to do community service or jail time--plus they still would have had to pay damages. So he was definitely giving them a break, but leaving it up to the parents to determine how to make the kids reimburse them for the money they had to pay. Maybe the parents had good sense to make the kids pay them back for what they forked out--but that was there decision to make.
Pool Party Story: OP is NOT the Ass Hole and was FAR kinder than I'd have been...
Not Only would I have pressed Charges (Break & Enter, Felony Trespass, Theft & Vandalism), I'd also have Sued their Asses off in Court for the cost of the food they stole, cleaning the yard/pool deck and draining, cleaning, sanitizing and refilling the pool plus my Legal Costs of course...
When they started whining about being too poor to afford that money, my response would be "If you can't afford to pay for your Party in MY HOME, why did you break in and have it?"
I used to volunteer at a charity shop and I was told, by my Managers, to say "I'm a volunteer I have no authority over the prices, I can get my Manager who has authority for you if you would like". Stopped like 99.9% of Karen's from screaming at me and my Manager would be the one to get crapped on (As they were the only Paid employees in the store)
Hello everyone and Redwheel I hope everyone is enjoying their day
You chose your words correctly. Don't second guess yourself. The last story you did the right thing. Lessons need to be learned the hard way.
*Second Story-* When it comes to local pharmacies, make friends with the workers, and they can help you *a lot!!!* ❤️
I’m epileptic (aka seizures), take 3 types of medications for it, and have been taking _one_ of them since I was 14.
For some reason, my doctor wouldn’t renew one of my prescriptions, and it was taking me forever to get an appointment with him! 😒
Since I knew everyone in the pharmacy so well, they knew me by name and what pills I had been taking for ever! And since they knew the situation, they’d give me all the other medications every time I came in, *and* they’d give me sample packets of the pills I needed until I could get my prescription renewed 😁❤️
Last story OP, I agree with you, possibly for thesame reason. If someone breaks the law, they have to learn that there are consequences to their actions.
I worked with a guy from South America. He loved hot peppers and always shared while making fun of those who couldn't take it. I bought in fresh Horseradish. He thought I poisoned him 😅. I took a bite of the root to show him it wasn't. I grew up with the stuff.
Just because someone is poor, is no excuse to their terrible behavior. The last story.
The 39 year old knew better but still brought all these people, that they broke into a house! Used food and left a mess. I am sorry, sometimes you need to keep boundaries.
Stating "I'm sorry, not my problem" is not rude. It's a simple statement of fact, Folks that take as rude are just whiners looking for something to complain about.
Last story: They broke in, stole, and trashed the place. From OP's reaction you can make an educated guess about the ethnicity of the vandals. If you don't lay charges when asked, you're just allowing them to get away with their crime and next time they'll do worse because they know that nothing will happen to them.
Yeah, maybe this kid will learn something. But absolutely hold them accountable for the changes.
Last story: Op, you need to have a tough conversation with your husband. A very REAL conversation on whether he is going to be a protector of your family or not.
The fact that he didn’t take over and handle this shows the lack of character he is and that he doesn’t have your back.
My wife knows she has a pitbull as a husband….and she knows I don’t have the patience for entitled bs.
If your husband is that “soft”, you need to start assessing whether or not he’s going to wear the armor full time or not.
Because the moment you have to fight the battles, you won’t need him.
Pool party story: OP, I have to agree with you. Being poor is rarely a good excuse. And allowing them to "get away with it" will only encourage them to do similar stunts again. Eventually actually causing real harm. And why do I get the feeling that the 39 year old is the one that scoped the place out and arranged the party. Having the food available was just a bonus. A reason why I would want an indoor pool, harder to break into.
I used to work in a charity discount shop where we sold things that wouldn't sell in a normal charity shop. 'Think single dining chairs and cutlery etc' and had a customer complain that we didn't sell Lego and that it was too expensive in the normal charity shop.
On the last story, op you did the right thing, I don't care how poor someone is, that DOESN'T excuse the kids and the adult for breaking and entering. I would have done the same thing. Great job op.
The last story, that group need the lesson.
Yah, naw, ive been poor. I knew damn well that if i messed things up, id be expected to fix that, if nothing else my happy ass would have been over there cleaning the place up, helping replace the supplies used. Etc. When i was a kid we would sneak into apartment complex pools sure, but never someones private pool because we wouldnt want someone doing that to OUR stuff, and even at the apartments we never left a mess or broke anything. Its a pretty simple thing to teach that if you dont want something done to YOU you dont do it to others...not sure how so many people dont get that lesson.
I’ve been skint but it still hasn’t given me the urge to break into someone else’s back garden for a pool party
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Last story... ALWAYS press charges!
story 1 send the complainer to the manager and let them deal with "Karen" and her soul sister "Beckie"
last story - poor doesn't excuse crimes.
“Ma’am if you NEED this dress for church then I’ll put the other one back for you”
Then watch what she says then.
Last story. I would have pressed charges!!! You need to send a strong message to the "POOR" people!! Jails have poor people in them, besides the rich!!!
I enjoyed the stories. I used to work at Walmart
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First story -I would have asked the witnesses to the incident for their names and phone numbers so thet could be talked to, getting their statements for their perspectives to confirm OPs side of the situation!
When I was getting the wrong asthma inhalers I had the staff open the box to verify it was correct.
Exactly, there is a difference between an Injector Pen and a syringe, one you need to slowly move the plunger and the other is like a clicker pen. Two totally different things...
I'm diabetic and for a while I was insulin dependent. I know that this doesn't make up for the pharmacy not supplying the injector pen (more on that after this). For a while when I was on insulin I had to inject myself several times daily, I learned that I could inject myself painlessly with a syringe if I prepped a larger area of my stomach than needed and touching the tip of the needle to different places on the prepped area until there was a touch that I didn't feel at all, I would push the needle in there painlessly.
As for the pharmacy not supplying the injector pen, it could be that they didn't have one in stock at the time. OP should have asked them how long it would to get the pen in. BTW, I'm currently on a once a week injectable from a pen so I do have a clue about how pharmacies deal with such things.
We did estate sales. No matter what price was on an item, customers would ask for a discount. If the item was $20, they’d want it for $9. After a lot of back and forth, you’d finally say they could have it for $9. They would then pay with a $50 or $100 bill which they pulled off a huge stack of $50 and $100 dollar bills. They weren’t in need, they just had a self-imposed rule to not pay the listed price on anything.
The last title story *ALWAYS* press charges. It doesn't matter *IF* the trespassers are poor or not. Besides which they could have just been saying that as a way of trying to avoid taking responsibility for their actions.
If you need a dress to go to church, you're going to the wrong church. Any church that judges you for what you wear is NOT a church that I would attend.
Last story, if I was one of the parents, I wouldn't be mad at the OP. I'd be mad at my kid(s), whoever came up with the idea and the 1 adult, assuming they weren't the person who came up with the idea! How did this person end up being with a whole group of minors?
I love, love my pharmacy! They are a small, family owned business and they deliver!!
I agree that 1/3 of list price is a weird way to price some things. IRS wouldn’t count $8 as a price for a donated dress either.
Good day Redwheel
1st! 💜🍰✌️
Karen's Daughter: You know you're going to HELL for how you treated my Mother!
Me: [Without missing a beat] Nope! I LITERALLY can't go to HELL because Satan Declared me Persona non Grata (PNG'd) and refuses to lift the Restraing Order against me.
Karen's Daughter: [Surprised Pikachu Face]...
Me: Have a nice day.
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Good morning everyone and RedWheel 😊
Hope everyone has a great day 😊
I always thought this as I have grown up how some people say they are poor yet have tats all over their bodies, cigerettes and vaps in their mouth, and piercing and can afford booze but they go to weekend free clinics giving by the dental and medical communities. but it is more a matter of how they spend their money and how so much how little they have
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If u can't afford an $8 dress in a charity shop then u've got MUCH bigger problems
The husband: That was a little harsh
Me: They broke into your home, ate your food, and used your pool with one adult inside who accompanied the children and teens, they deserve it imagine if they went further and actually stole furniture from the building?
Last story, I would have made them pay and press charges! I don't care how poor they are, what gives them the right?
Last story: These "fine folks" . . . .TRESPASSED . . .and STOLE food that DID NOT BELONG TO THEM . . .that is THEFT! It is irrelevant that you can afford it.
kids learn lessons by being responsible for their actions
parents learns lessons by being responsible for THEIR parenting
Discounts at the clothing store for everyone!
First story. In my experience it doesn't matter what you say, how you say it, or even if you say nothing at all, there's always going to be someone who will find a way to take it too seriously and get upset or take offence. Some people are just a-holes.
Last story. 39yr old saying ppl can be young and stupid, well he's not young. And if you don't enforce some kind of penalty they'll think they can do it again.
Last one: I still would have charged them for trespassing and theft
Being poor is not an excuse to break into someone’s house and have a party. You might not have chosen ti be poor but you did chosen to trespress and cause damages. You let them get away with the “being poor” excuse, they’ll just do it again next time, same excuse.
1st story, why is it always the religious ones who say some sort of statement like "You're going to Hell for this", but don't realize that "Holier than thou" attitude is EXACTLY the reason they'll be going to hell. jk
Growing up with Fundamentalist Parents this is pretty par for the course in my experience with "Church" People.
5:28 the boxes should have labelled if it has the pen or injection version so it doesn't need to be opened
Story 2: Would have switched pharmacies for all medications and put the pharmacy in question on notice with corporate and my physician.
And for 20 years I worked at a Papa John's store here in St Louis
Ugghhhhhh always press charges. Get refunded for the damages and then press charges anyway. Thieves are thieves. Period.
last story
pool lady
if the money was not a problem you could have the youths and adult clean tidy up the area for a set amount of time in stead of money from the "poor" families
Last story,,,,, let em off,,,, an have a problem for life,, bill paid,,, maybe just maybe the adults will police their kids, if there a next time it's court, all the way, they gotta learn respect
Ad to the pharmacy story op should transfer all perscriptions to the other pharmacy and tell management why. As to the food story that jerk should learned a lesson. His bad behavior vould have gotten him pulled grom work release. As to the pool party op just wanted them held acountable for their bad decisions.
My wife was on Humira for years. It was delivered to our house by FedEx thru Walgreens On-line pharmacy. We live in the sticks.
"You're going to hell for this" says the woman who's trying to take away money from a charity by wanting a discount
Every. Cash register should have a camera,with today’s technology available ,a simple ring camera would work . Just point out the fact to any rude customer and that just might make things go smoother…. Have a. Fun day. !!!
ALWAYS PRESS CHARGES
The humira boxes do not look the same
Here we people trespassed and try clam we are poor. Try knew what they were doing because the bought s ladder to op place. I think seen op buying food and knew having party and just a free pool party
Why in the world does the box of Humira not say whether there is a syringe or pen inside? How many perfectly good courses of medicine are wasted, because the only way to find out whether it has the right applicator is to open it and then dispose of it when it has the wrong one?
Beware the RUclips Karen’s
Haggling down a charity kind of misses the entire point of charity lmao.
My pharmacy closed after 35 years of going there I went to another large chain and had all of my prescriptions transferred there I needed one for a painkiller which I take constantly the pharmacist said we don't carry that why we don't like keeping that medication show after arguing with her that it's a legal prescription I've been taking it for years on a need basis I do not want to become addicted to this she said she still wouldn't get it and I could go someplace else and get that and I said to her well if I can go someplace to get that then I can go someplace to get the other seven medications I take every month and transferred everything that day to another pharmacy
Is the narrator here Joey Valentine?😎
Being poor is no excuse .
You are a volunteer you are not an employee you don't have to put up with that garbage tell them to find somebody else who will
1-No store camera's? Some bad pseudo Christian crap going on. 2-Yeah, no. You would need a new needle and syringe for every injection. Report the pharmacist. She didn't follow the Dr's script which is against the law unless she called the Dr for a change. Last story. Husband is the ahole. Everyone needs to be responsible for their actions. Breaking and entering someones house is an absolute FU, you're going to jail. If they broke in there is damage to the door or window and someone should pay to fix it.
Hey Volunteer, we're punishing you because of unreasonable customers and for following our directives.
Hey Decision Makers, see ya!
Good morning, friends! Hope your day is going well. Thank you for sharing your stories, they were great! I'll catch you again later!
👋Good morning, Loretta. Have a wonderful day, my friend. 💜🤗🥰✌️
@@crimsonfirelily My friend, you also!
@@lorettaross2007 Thank you! 💜🤗✌️
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That's how young people get even more stupid and entitled. Noone presses charges so they continue doing stupid things. Someday they will play the stupid games and win a stupid prize they really don't want.😢
STORY #1 if you are going to go into a store that is basically a discount store for clothes or anything you may find in that store and you ask for a discount maybe you should have kept your broke ass at home and NOT went shopping if don't have the money I mean come on people the f_ _king dress was $8 f_ _king dollars/ LAST STORY sounds to me like the husband of OP is a dick if the parents didn't want to have to worry about paying for certain shit because they were poor maybe their children should have been raised better to know that what they were doing was against the law and wrong but they broke onto OP's property and into the house used things that OP had bought with their money and spent their time going to get those things so hell yeah the parents should pay for every damn thing their children messed up regardless of whether or NOT it is NOT going to hurt OP's pocket book
I don’t care how poor you are, you do NOT have the right to spend someone else’s hard earned money by using their pool and food and creating a mess that has to be cleaned up. Go get a job to pay for what you want.
Story 1 Everything they sell at a "Charity" shop was donated, which means no matter what the customer pays for it, it is always 100% profit. They are given free rent or at a severely reduced rate and as he said in the story, they also save on not having to pay most if not all who "Work" there
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