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About petting service dogs. Imagine you walk into an ER, and start hugging nurses and docs while they're performing CPR, checking charts, performing exams... all the while the patients are just left watching you in utter disbelief. That's what disturbing service dogs is.
Good comparison thanks.
Excellent analogy
I think if you should ask first if you really must pet the animal. However, you have to respect the answer you get. In general service dogs/animals are working and should be left alone so as to do their job. Some people are just selfish...#KarensSuck
As a general rule, I don’t try to pet service dogs, but if I think they’re very cute or a nice dog, I will tell the owner instead of distracting the dog. I’ll keep it short with “your dog is adorable” or “so nice to see such well behaved dogs” you can appreciate a dog from afar, you don’t NEED to pet them all, taking you you Karen’s out there!
perfect comparison.
My seven year old niece was with us at the county fair and saw an adorable service dog, she walked over to the lady and said "Ma'am, I know that I can't pet your dog now, but I want you to know they are very pretty and can you give them pets for me when you get home?" The woman told her she would and thanked her for not just petting.
That's sweet!
Your neice is better behaved than most adults.
Aww that really warmed my heart to know kids are getting the right eduction from home and are so kind hearted, and it shows they get the right education and norms at home
That is amazing! Disappointing we live in a world where children have better manners than adults though
My daughter had a similar situation we were in the airport and saw a service animal that came up to us and she asked me if she could pet it and I let her know that it's a working animal so we need to let it work. But the owner explained it's an emotional support animal and it was ok to pet it. So the owner was happy, my daughter was happy, and the dog was happy to get some pets.
One time I was in the Walmart return line for about 20mins but had to bring my daughter to the bathroom, because she couldn't wait any longer. When I came back I went to the end of the line naturally, and all the other customers in line said "no, no its ok, go ahead you are next." Always go to the back of the line, but sometimes other humans are awesome and kind!
One of the reasons why Walmart can't keep cashiers. My daughter worked for a Walmart for several years and said that the abuse they got from customers was terrible, and many would just quit because they couldn't take any more
As someone who works at Walmart this is so true. The amount of times I've cried because of customers is astonishing
I worked in retail & customer service in the past and I will never understand why Karens think it’s such a big mic drop to say I will never shop here again. The employees, especially at big stores, usually celebrate internally when they say that. It’s like GOOD - thank you for not coming back 😁
I actually had to write up an employee for applauding when a customer said that. In the detailed punishment section I put “Told employee ‘We do not applaud in these circumstances’ then sent employee to the break room to think about their actions before returning to work. As the employee was engaged in mental work related to their role, they were not charged a lunch break and the time was paid.” It was official and they never did anything like it again (mainly because we never had a similar incident) but I could hardly punish them for doing something I was doing on the inside. 😉
@@davidguidry657 Yep - you only loudly applaud when it’s your last day of your 2-week notice 😄😄
@@davidguidry657 "just keep that applause on the inside"
I'm 61, and never in my life have I asked to speak to a manager.
There's a "neighbor" about 4 miles from me who is one of the most entitled people I've ever met. She loves to sue, and her answer to any problem with a company is to report them to corporate, or BBB, or any government agency that deals with their licencing.
She tried to get me to report an auto shop to get them shut down, because they had my car for 2 months. I wouldn't, and she got mad because I wouldn't tell her the name of the shop. She hasn't spoken to me since, GOOD!
Turned out, my car had extensive damage because rodents built a nest in the timing belt. They had to pull the whole motor out. They also replaced other chewed parts, and I bought a new set of tires with alignment and balancing. He loaned me a car to drive after the first month, no charge. He even sent his son out to my remote off-grid home to take me grocery shopping, twice! He spent many hours fixing my car, but when it was done it ran great. My total bill was $1600, including the new tires. I think that's wonderful and he's got a customer for life. The work he did would have been over $3000 anywhere else.
Oh, the entitled neighbor's name is for real, "Karyn"! 😆
@@LazyIRanch the only thing that could’ve made this any better would’ve been if Karyn had gotten sued…and everyone clapped. 😉😂
It’s always good to read your comments, friend. And you have an amazing mechanic! Who is apparently teaching his son how to go above and beyond for his customers.
Not gonna lie. My grandma is a Karan and she started her yelling and putting down the employees at Wal-Mart. I was so embarrassed so I spoke up to my grandma. She tried to state she was in the right. I flat out told her "look stop your crap. It's not their fault your having a bad day. If you have nothing nice to say then don't say anything at all." She hadn't done it since.
Seems your parents raised you right.
My oldest sister is the same but not just at stores she's like that with people that come over to do help her , she drove me out and my brother. We want as little as possible bto do with her
My grandmother was a Karen too. We would hate going out to eat with her because she would always complain. Every time we went everyone would have a great time, but she would have to find something to complain about.
Thank you I really didn't know how bad it was with my grandma until i started going shopping with her and she would have us in the store 5+ hours and the whole time she's yelling complaining and always yelling at the employees. Definitely was not having it. Especially in a small town where I live. Yeah, it's not good. I definitely understand why people don't like inviting her to places and why they don't come over to her house but I'm still here for her I just let her know ahead of time not to start anything when we go out because I will tell her again and she doesn't like being confronted about what she does.
Here is the recommended clip that say it:
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I work in a UK supermarket and a lot of these clips really highlight the difference between US and UK stores
Cos if that lady in the 20 items refused to go to the right checkout, security would simply escort her out without any shopping 😂
Same with the ones making messes. Security will take you to holding, they will call the police and you will be banned from ever entering the store again 😂
(At least in the place I work)
I wish we would do that here in the US.
I worked security in the US, and in most cases, we also escort these people out and ban them so long as the store has available security officers. These scenes likely either happened before security arrived or in locations where they did not have available security. There is a shortage of security employees in the US, and if that is not the case in the UK, then maybe there could be some cultural reason behind it. But I would not say this likely represents any cultural difference. There could, however, be a difference regarding the laws. In the USA, security guards can easily be sued for battery or even assault if they use any force, including non-harmful touching, of a person. So we can only use force against them in the event it is justified by them being aggressive on noncompliant. Having said that, we have every right to make people leave property, including stores in the event they are causing problems. And if they refuse to comply with our requests, we are authorized to use appropriate force.
edit: I am not familiar with the laws in the UK regarding the criteria that constitute battery and assault, and I do not know what security officers are allowed to do with problematic individuals. Perhaps they have more authority than in the USA, so I cannot speak to how security might behave differently in these situations in the UK. My point is that security in the USA can and do remove problematic individuals from situations such as those portrayed in the video.
@@darcy5761 I was a security officer in the US and we do this. But people are usually able to film some action before security arrives. And in some cases, the employees decide to handle the individuals without calling security because they are managers and they feel it is their responsibility. But so long as a store has available security and the employees involved choose to call security, security will come and escort the problematic individuals off property or detain them until police arrive. If you ever witness such a scene as a customer, you are always free to go and find security, or find another employee, and have them contact security. There is nothing wrong with seeking assistance from security. Most of the time they are bored and will have no problem helping you, even for small things.
You know, that last one really got me. Those carts are usually filled with either returns or orders for online grocery orders. They can be left alone for a number of reasons, but it really sucks when you come back and it's either gone or someone has done exactly what this lady has done. I understand needing a cart, but people never think about what that employee has to do now that you've done this.
The kinder eggs issue was EBT card which is government food stamps. So the customer was mad that her free food stamps didn’t cover non essential food items like candy 🤦🏻♀️
I just commented the Exact same thing. Then I scroll down and see your comment. OOPs. lol Great Minds think alike. :D Have a good day hun!
Ya we dont have that in Toronto or anywhere in Canada (i dont think) so im not surprised she didnt know.
Kind of essential when you're a kid and you want to be like other kids and see what the fuss was about.
All my life I had a pushpop and a baby bottle pop the 1 time because my mother couldn't buy it for me. We didn't have the money. I only needed one to see, cuz it's wrapped right? And I only had those 2 fancy candies.
I don't know where this is but, Kinder eggs and other candies are covered by food stamps in the USA. Everyone deserves food but the attitude of freaking out over not getting candies is the issue, not that they were using Food Stamps.
Exxxxxactly. 😆
Everyone who worked in retail should have a free pass to haven or Disneyworld, I swear to god.
They will see more of these people at Disneyworld lol
I'd rather give them a free pass to tell people to eff off.
Id take Disney over haven lol
Thanks for the thought, but just to be treated like a human being for even 1 full day would be awesome
@@rjvalle8094 at least it wouldn't be their job to deal with them
It doesn't matter where you go people like this are everywhere
I have worked in customer service my whole life. About 15 years ago I was working at Shaw's and I had a lady flip out and start screaming at me and cause a huge scene and then start crying all over 49 cents!
Years ago I saw a service dog in a store and he was absolutely adorable and I said so as I looked at him and the owner. She was VERY nice and asked if I wanted to pet him. Knowing he was a service dog, I asked if it was ok. She said “oh sure it’s ok for a minute or two.” I thanked her and pet him for a few seconds and went on my way. When I see service dogs I always comment on how beautiful they are as I walk past and I have never once had a problem doing that and they always thank me for the compliment.
My husband was at a music festival, years ago, and some "Kevin" went up to the front of the ticket line (cutting hundreds off) and asked for his ticket. The cashier said he needed to get to the back of the line and he replied with, "I don't do lines." Her response was, "okay. Than you can stand off to the side and wait until the line is gone." He went to the back lol
I don't do lines!!!!
Hillarious
@@1tommyday the scary part is that some people think that actually works...
Awesome!
Love the cashiers response!
Walmart Karen: “This is the last time I’m shopping at this f-ing store!”
Walmart manager: “Can I get that in writing? You promise?”
When Karens say that, employees emotions are like: 🥱😶🥺😂🤣😝😏 🙌💃🕺🥂🍻🎉🥳
One week later when they see the Karen again it changes to: 😶😑🤨😔😩😠😡🤬🔥💥
But they always come back!!! 😡
This covers it I need to go delete my comment now!
YAY YAY YAY !!!
That happened in walmart to me with my service dog. She's cute. I get it. cute and little. This chick who thought SHE was cute asked if she could hold my dog. I said No. She's working. So she said you're an ass for "making your dog work." Then went to my husband batting her eyes and he looked at her, rolled his eyes and said "no." I laughed and she got really angry and threw a can of soda down. splashed on my jeans. Fun times.
Wow, she is some piece of work!
Thank you for sharing so much about service dogs, I have a Service dog, and I am afraid to even comment on here because the last time I had commented on somebody’s video about a service dog somebody tried to rip me apart stating that I was full of crap, but the amount of people who really don’t understand the fact that they need to mind their own business is astonishing. There are questions that people can ask, when you’re in a store or somebody can ask you what service the dog provides, but they can’t look at you and say what’s wrong with you or insist that because it’s a service dog they should be all love to Pet because I’ve run into that very frequently also, people stating that service dogs are meant to be in public for people to pet!
Yes it’s actually not legal to ask what a person needs the dog for. But people are so…..just looking to find things to be angry about.
Once an actual animal welfare officer suddenly walked over and grabbed my dog’s collar to read through his tags while on an unrelated animal call where I was standing nearby.
I was like… YOU KNOW you can’t grab a service dog right?
Oh I’m just seeing if he has his city tags on..
Me..he’s a federally certified service animal, city tags don’t apply to him. We don’t live in this city, we’re working, and you’ve just gotten yourself fired, you know that right? It’s a crime to grab a working animal that belongs to the govt.
Yes she was fired. He really was govt. service animal on duty, I didn’t make that up. But it wasn’t only that, she was caught on our cameras driving slowly through the alleyway watching a house, then later breaking into the fenced yard to chase a screaming baby pet potbelly pig around a yard until it ran through a pet door into its house. She broke the gate in the process and tied a leash to secure it before calling the homeowner to state that their pig was running at large illegally and she had put it into its yard, etc etc etc. small town crazy, she prob works at Walmart now….
A million times I was asked what what wrong with me because I looked young and healthy and I’m like… I have ms…and cancer, so I’m terminal but thanks.
While I understand touching service dogs can literally cause them to miss an alert, in my opinion it shouldn't even matter if it is a sevice dog or not. If someone tells you not to touch their dog, is it that hard to keep your hands to yourself??? Just the lack of general respect for a "no" from these people is what I find astonishing... What if the dog doesn't like being approached by strangers??? These people just fail to understand the world doesn't revolve around them. I'm so sorry that you have had to go through these things.
@@mariagoespro Absolutely!!! The biggest thing ultimately is a lack of respect of boundaries in general!! Thank you 🥰🫶🏻🥰
There are so many fake service dogs out there that a lot of people automatically assume your dog is fake.
I would never approach someone's service dog out in public, though I might comment to the person on how cute the dog is. And when I see people out in public with their dogs, I will almost always ask if I can meet their dog. Because I absolutely love dogs and usually they love me too, partly because they can tell that I'm a sucker for cute furry things and I have lots of interesting smells on me since I've got 2 dogs and 4 cats.
My card got blocked this weekend cuz of a glitch and it was declining at Panera when I went to get lunch on my break. They made my food already by the time I had gotten through the drive thru, and I was super apologetic, but only had that card to pay. I was almost in tears, I felt so bad that I couldn't pay. The manager was so nice, and gave me my food for free. She said she knew I was there all the time, and it was on them. It was the nicest thing a stranger has ever done for me. Moral of the story: Being nice will always get you further in life. People are much more willing to help you when you are nice to begin with.
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I have only forgotten my wallet twice in my whole life. Both times left me mortified and embarrassed leaving the groceries rung up and bagged while I slink away.
I had a similar thing happen to me last summer when I was commuting back and forth almost 2 hours each way everyday for school I had accidentally dropped my wallet with my debit card and ID n it at the train station while walking back to my car (I was able to get my wallet back long story short the same night but had canceled my card already by the time I drove back to the train station) and had pulled in through a drive through and realized then that I had lost my wallet when I had gotten up to the window to pay but felt so guilty and embarrassed that I had to tell them that I had just realised my wallet had fallen out of my purse when I went to get my card to pay and they were nice back becuase I was nice to them
Kindness definitely gets you further. When my grandmother turned 80 we flew from FL to MA for her party and so she could meet her 13 month old great grandson. Her birthday is in February so weather happens. When we got to the airport we found out our flight was cancelled. We got to the ticketing agent and he looked so beat down. He offered us to fly standby but we were 3 adults and a toddler so we politely declined and asked about the next available flights. We joked with him about how it was all his fault that there was a snow storm in MA in February. He was able to book us on a flight the next day and he upgraded us to first class. It costs nothing to be kind.
They made me the wrong drink at Starbucks the other day due to reading the cup wrong CRF vs CPF. They asked me 6 times if I was sure I didn't want them to remake it. I declined since it was an easy mistake and it was the drink I normally get, but I thought it was so funny that karens scream and cry over that shit when its so much easier to get it fixed if you're polite.
I worked at Carl’s junior for many years and whenever this happens I did the same. Especially if the person was nice. Anytime someone came in and was acting like an asshole And needed their food remade I made sure that their food was remade correctly. If the person that needed their food remade came back in and was nice I always made sure that they left with something extra for having to come back like a dessert or something else that they wanted that sounded good to them or whoever they may have been bringing food back too. If your nice to people who work in customer service you are more likely to get something extra if that person is able to make those calls.
BTW, Karen, when you "call corporate," they might sweet talk you, but they care even less than we do and just want you to get off their phone line. 😁
It’s always hilarious when they say ‘I’m never shopping here again!’…. You can just feel the collective sigh and relief of all of the staff and other customers…..
That was fun! I've worked in retail for 32 years and people have never been so entitled as they are today.
I have never experienced the disrespect the woman with the service dog has experienced.. my heart goes out to you… I was always asked beforehand and no one ever got upset if said no. The last two years my Macy was a working dog… I was weaning her down from her lifetime of service and would take her out occasionally… that is when I allowed her to get the most pets from individuals… so many times I overheard parents explaining why I had my dog inside the stores and that they couldn’t go pet it because it was working… it melted my heart hearing parents educating their young ones about my service dog… she lived 14 1/2 years and 11 of those she saved me numerous times… ❤
I used to work in customer service and I have so many stories. But my favorite one is the time that a man got upset that I wouldn't accept a return because it was clearly a few years old.
He got so pissed that he started yelling and threw his shoe at me.
He was detained by management and the police were called. Yes, he was arrested. No, he didn't get his shoe back.
Well, it was technically evidence. 😂
Well, clearly he didn't want that shoe so 🤷♀️
No way the same thing happened to me. Actually we could have taken the shoes back but he did this more than once and was super rude.luckily my manager was standing right there and stood up for me. Best manager ever
That's the problem with using one of your shoes as a projectile weapon. It makes it so much harder to do a runner, afterwards.
We had a lady with a vacuum sweeper box full of toys her kids got from Toys For Tots at Christmas......mostly junk from Dollar General or a dollar store and she got violent that we wouldn't let her "return" it all....for cash of course.
I unfortunately am that former Walmart employee keeping people from stepping in the dog poop, I had to argue with the store manager to get it cleaned because of the concerning smell.
I saw almost the exact same stealing scene in a Finnish grocery store once. I was paying for my stuff while a woman walked behind me and walked towards the exit and tried to pretend like she didn't get anything from the store. However, the cashier clearly knew the lady and went after her, stopping her from getting out and demanded that she emptied her bag and it was full of alcohol. She was so angry that she got caught and stormed off. 😅
My Gods! I remember back in the EARLY 90's when my kids were little and we would see service dogs in training at the mall. My girls would get all excited and start to run up to them. I would stop my girls and explain to them what the dogs were being trained for and how you NEVER run up to an unknown dog anyway BUT in this case you always ask someone if you can pet their dog and if they say no you respect that. If they had a harness on you did not bother the people at all. My girls grew up knowing that and I even caught my oldest daughter teaching her children the same lesson!
@Taylor me too
I have always known that too. One time I ran into a Karen with a service dog, they were both blocking most of an aisle so I was carefully stepping around them. I didn't say a word, and certainly didn't touch her dog, but she screamed at me, "DON'T LOOK AT MY DOG! This is a service animal!"
OK crazy lady, but I unfortunately have to look at both of you so I can avoid bumping into you!
I still have to oohle at cute working dogs
Yup and I was raised the same way and taught me niece the same when she was little. Though I did tell her that if she really really really had to interact you talk to the HUMAN and tell them something like "Your dog is very pretty, when he's on break later at home can you give him an extra pet for me?" Never once had anybody get mad at me or her for that. In fact it usually makes the person smile to see another adult or kid know that you shouldn't touch or distract their dog because pupper is working and that you don't act like the human doesn't exist. You can have a nice little interaction with the owner and move on.
I wish more people taught their kids this!! My girl isn’t a service dog but she’s terrified of people. We have a big harness on saying “give me space. Nervous” and a lead that says “nervous” but people don’t listen. It’s hard enough to see her so stressed I can’t imagine how hard it is for people with people with a service animals
I used to terrify employees...I asked to speak with a manager, to tell them what an incredible job someone had done. The look of terror turned to a smile. It was a pleasure to make someone happy at that hellhole of a company.
Aww that's really sweet
@@heatherm8736 when I was 18, I werked there. I am half Amerikaans, I now live back in Europe where I really feel at home, but the Southern states of the US are cruel to (in my mind). I could write a book, how to survive the South...no joke. A seriously fu©ked up past, but that doesn't give me the right to take out my "bad life" on the rest of society.
Please just call the store after you leave or post coz the PTSD is real from having Karen's call over the manager for everything. I had a Karen call the manager on me because of a price rise that I, a lowly Barista, had not a single thing to do with. The Boss happened to be in the store that day and the manager said she could take it up with him since he was in fact the one who set the prices, they didn't but made a point of staring me in the face while they said they would not be back, they were back before my shift ended 🤦♀️
Ok
@@heatherm8736 ok
As someone who works in durable medical equipment, the giant comfy chair on wheels gave me a good laugh 🤣
A service dog training agency used to bring their four-legged trainees to practice in the mall in my neighborhood. I'd go to get a coffee and the atrium would be full of gorgeous Labs sitting at attention. I had to bite my lip and stuff my hands in my pockets to keep from petting and talking to them. But I did it!
Karen in the express lane saying "you guy need workers that respect the customers" made me LOSE IT. YOU GOT THAT BACKWARDS HONEY!
It ought to be a two way street. Eventually that woman is going to get a hefty dose of karma from the kid with her when he behaves like she does she gets reminded that, NO, it's not ok to behave that way.
She basically shot herself in the foot by saying that she’s tired from working all day and yet, she gives the workers at the store a hard time. People like her are pathetic.
Yes, telling employees to have more respect for customers while at the same time disrespecting all other customers in the express lane. You don't need to count your items. If it's mostly empty, it's under 20 items, if full then over 20 items. How are people so blind to this blatant hypocrisy
Had a meth head once threaten an older man (60) that was working with us because two young customers laughed at him arguing with the bin. He wanted to teach the old guy some respect......?
@@gravyz2cute4u, she saw that register was 20 items or less. She was just too lazy to wait in the other lanes.
As a Front End Manager at a Wal-Mart in Arkansas, I thank you SO kindly for making this video. Sometimes people need to see exactly how we get treated to truly understand.
I believe everyone should have to work customer service for six months
I agree! There is no justification for the amount of abuse we received.
and I guess managers aren't paid enough either to give a shit after the 3rd crazy customer of the week who did this
I would start an OnlyFans and sell feet pics before I’d ever consider working at Walmart. Even if they paid a decent wage, no amount is worth dealing with that customer population.
@@mrs.h2725 I have to admit, I was making pretty good money ( took me 23 years lol ) After having been gone for a year, with a new job that I love and make much less, I'm so much happier and wished I had left years ago.
This happened a couple of weeks ago. I had my service dog at airport. We were flying home after my work contract finished. I had a lady yell at me because I told her my service dog was working and to not distract him. I was already flustered and the entitled Karen made the stress level sky rocket. I had to tell her a few times I didn't want her trying to pet my service dog and she looked at me said oh yeah right, that's a fake service dog. Meanwhile, my dog missed my triggers and I had to find a calm place to get sorted and let my dog do his job.
What is wrong with people and Service Dogs? This is nuts! These nuts think it’s their- right - to pet every dog and they are the judge if you need a service dog or not!!! Then the cherry on top - it’s a fake Service Dog!! Idiots and they love to talk loud - idiots! Sorry you had to endure this and cause a problem for you.
When I volunteered in a shop a blind lady came in with her dog. I knew I couldn’t just pet the dog so I said to the lady “I know she’s working but could I stroke your dog?” She said thank you for asking and took the dogs harness off. As soon as the dog realised she wasn’t working she got very bouncy an playful but as on as the harness went back on she sat down and did the job she was trained for. Absolutely amazing dog.
What that last Karen did has happened to me funnily enough at Walmart. I had a few items in my cart and went to the cooler to get milk, when I turned around she was taking my items out of the cart and putting them on a shelf. I asked what the H*ll she was doing and she said she needed the cart and didn't want to go get one outside. She already had he purse and some items in the cart so I turned the cart upside down and said I'd advise you to get a cart next time as you enter, turned the cart right side up and went to get my items in MY cart. Fun times.
Wow. I hope she learned her lesson. How embarrassing for her.
As you should. 👏🏼 So tired of rude and entitled people.
The worst & most ungrateful Karen I ever had to deal with was a woman at a library. Her son needed a specific book for school. Our copies were all checked out. We had 2 locations so she wanted us to call the other one. We could see all of the copies of this book from both locations in our computer. As soon as we said that they are out too she started getting nasty about how we didn’t know what we were talking about and how the other location always has what she wants. She wanted our names and our manager. Another employee is trying to calm her while I start getting into other library’s sites. These are libraries that we are not a part of. It’s like Target calling Walmart for you if Target is out of your favorite shampoo or something. I was under no obligation to do this for her, but I wanted to help her to get her to leave. I found one copy at another library 10 minutes away. I had them hold it for her and found out what she needed to get a library card at their branch. I thought she would be somewhat satisfied or grateful that I had found one. Nope. She stomps off to find the manager while her 10 year old son is trailing her looking embarrassed. After several minutes she stomps back by me to leave and yells “Bet you won’t have anything to say now” all smug like she won something? What? My manager came to us and we all laughed about her ridiculousness once she heard our side. I felt sorry for her son who clearly has had to deal with drama queen mom embarrassing him before. Happy ending...we never saw her again 🎉
I work at a library…. I haven’t had this exact situation but still I feel this!! The library is FREE and most people who work in libraries want only the best for the people they serve. Still some people create impossible situations with their expectations 😢
I had an assignment for university that I needed to print out. My printer wasn't working, university's printer wasn't working, etc. I'm running around by now for almost 3 hours, trying to find some way to get this stupid paper printed.
Absolutely out of options I try for the library (literally 10 minutes before closing for that day). I explain the situation, apologize for the late moment thing and think to myself "Okay, you're way too late. You won't get it today and you're gonna fail." Was my first semester and I was sooo afraid of failing.
And this nice man that was the boss there smiled at me, nodded and took my USB stick. "We'll see", he said and when all three printers in the front didn't work, he went to print it out with their own printer that was in the back for employees only! He handed me the paper well past their opening times and wished me luck. And this man needed a cane to walk around - he'd wobbled all the way through the entire library with me and I could tell he was in pain, but he never said one word about it.
Literally one of the most amazing moments in my life. I want to be like that man for one moment.
Library is an amazing place for me.
@@michanone Libraries are great! I worked there for over a decade. The vast majority of patrons were nice and really happy when we managed to find or order what they wanted. But there were always a few who had to ruin the vibe with their crap.
@@michanone You probably made his day, that night he was someones hero!
Honestly, it's the kids that are trailing along that really gets me. You're either 1. Embarrassing them to no end or 2. Teaching them truly awful ways to behave in public.
I worked in a supermarket and had a mother kick over an entire stacked up display of gatorade... because we had no roast chickens left in the ready hot foods section. Her daughter was standing there asking her if they could just leave and looking like she was going to cry. I felt so awful for her.
From the time he could understand, I began teaching my animal loving son the difference between dogs which are "pets" & dogs which are "special helpers" to their owner.
He should never just run up to ANY dog & pet it (you don't know if the dog will bite or not). Of he is interested in the "special helper" (service) dog, then he must ALWAYS tell the person how much you like their dog & ASK if the dog is working right then.
We were at a hotel many years ago. At that time, my son was around 5. There was a blind man at the desk checking in & he had the most beautiful (HUGE) poodle service dog.
We were waiting to check out & I noticed my son checking out his dog -- just looking at him. Then my little boy walked up to the man (he was with a companion who was checking them in) & tapped him on the arm & said, "Excuse me, Sir. I just want to tell you that your dog is so pretty & big. Is he working right now?" I could tell the man was surprised, but he was SO NICE to my son & said thank you. He told my son his dog was NOT working right then & he actually asked my son if he'd like to pet his dog.
Oh boy! My son was thrilled! He pet & hugged that dog & received a lot of licks.
My husband & I spoke with the man & his companion while my son was playing with his dog. He told me how much he appreciated us teaching our son to never just assume he can pet a working dog. He & his companion both said they had adults just assume they could pet the dog when he was working. They were so surprised that a 5 year old was more aware of a working dog than most adults.
They complimented us on how polite & well mannered my son was.
Proud Momma moment...❤
Imagine shopping and you get something and come back to your cart that you left further to be considerate of a busy aisle and someone just dumps all your stuff on the ground. Or if that’s a worker using that cart to put items back, like what logic, go get a cart and stop being lazy
That last woman really got to me. I work retail and I'll have a cart of reshop on the salesfloor I'm putting away, and sometimes when I gotta step away from the cart to help a customer elsewhere or something, I return to my cart and all the reshop has been thrown on the floor or crammed onto a shelf and my cart is gone. It happens A LOT. People just don't want to walk back to the front of the store for their own cart. It's insane.
I loved the guy filming asking her “why did you just do that?” They almost never ask. I loved the clarification
Ugh I would have exploded if someone did this to me
This is the reason my mom and I always make sure there’s one of us either watching or holding the cart while shopping
@@bpsara They're working. Who's going to watch the cart for them while they're helping a customer?
@@BreakofDawn exactly.
I worked for Walmart for 10 years (in Canada) and I have had to deal with 90% of these scenarios. More than once. People are crazy. The blantant shoplifting was a daily occurrence.
Can't wait for the next meteor shower ❤️
Yup, not Wal-Mart worker but our store doesn't care about shoplifters
Also in Canada. One summer at Wal-Mart was enough. Wal-Mart certainly brings out the ugly in people.
Yep. Same in the US.
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I love how Karen's always say things like "this is the last time I'm ever shopping here!" As if it's some sort of threat and not a reward! 😂
We met a Karen screaming in the Walmart. She was screaming how stupid the employees were, through the whole department. Surprised AF to see who she was. An Actress, from a very famous family, and we are in tiny town Florida. WOW!!
As someone who worked as a cashier at a grocery store, the Karen who complained to the cashier about being tired and not wanting to count her items made me roll my eyes so hard.
We're tired too, lady! I had to stand in one spot for almost 8 hours straight at my job
Exactly. Sometimes when the store is slow cashiers at the express lane will allow this, but you don’t just assume it’s ok. Why do they think they have a small area to place your items on.
Mabe she can´t count :)
I accidentally got in the express lane at the grocery store a few months ago. Thankfully it was slow and the cashier was so nice about it. But I was extremely apologetic and offered to put my items back in the cart and move lanes. She just laughed and assured me it was fine. I haven't done that since and pay careful attention now.
I've worked cashier for grocery and Big Box stores, regular, express, and specialty departments. The people you get - like does it take that long to count? If you're too tired to count to 20, are you really safe to drive?
And the people expecting a specialty department checkout to have all the speed and bags and everything of the full checkout stations - Umm, do you see you're in Jewelry (or Hardware, Hunting and FIshing, Toys, Garden Center)? Do you honestly think we have the full size bags and an innate knowledge of all the sales in the store? I can tell you everything you might want to know about watch batteries, but a bag for your milk isn't something we have here. I could sell you a tractor from Garden, but I don't have the weekly sales circular memorized.
Not too tired to put all that stuff in her cart js.
It's funny how that person's dog did their job and soothed their owner's emotional issues during that moment. That's just sweet af.
IDK if my dog did a poop, I would clean it immediately, and follow up with Clorox wipes.
@@michellebarnhill5130 I thought OP was talking about the first dog as well, but I suspect it was more about the service dog stories later in the video. 8^)
@@MrShadowpanther3 I see now your right. TBH I was so horrified by the lady not cleaning up after her dog poops, I missed it.
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fake
Once in college I was standing in line at the dining hall and I kept feeling something push on my leg. I thought the person behind me was being rude and leaning their backpack on me. I was about to go off on them, but when I looked down I saw it was really a service dog leaning on me. I let him stay there because I knew I wouldn't be able to pet him so that was the next best thing. Just let them do their thing.
What I find hilarious is that Walmart is generally one of the most affordable stores and somehow people still find a way to complain about how much money they have to spend or try to find some way to cheat 😂
Service animals collars all say, "DO NOT TOUCH." No one respects boundaries anymore.
What I hate is that sometimes, there are legit reasons to ask for a manager but Karens have ruined it for us 🤦🏻♀️
There's always somebody ruining something necessary. Hence the saying "that's why we can't have nice things."
@@kaylapounds1359 The other day I was in a store and asked the woman if she was one of the owners. She looked really nervous and then I just complimented her on the store.
@@AndreaSmith-gx4yj Karens have officially created PTSD.
I worked in Loss Prevention (door Greeter), YES THEY ARE PART OF LOSS PREVENTION> Ran into several Karen's on a weekly basis.
One was when the Karen and her princess of a friend were heading out. I asked to check the receipt as required for everyone with (Considered) high priced un bagged items. She started ripping me up one side and down the other making a fool of herself. Her friend tried reasoning with her but no she wanted to make some kind of a point. She asked questions but didn't really wanted answers since she decided from the start to play the race card.
Now i didn't work in a small store, 26 registers across the front, and folks on the other end could hear what was happening. Malicious compliance eventually started to unfold since I knew at this point she wasn't going to leave without trying to get me into trouble....
So while she was being obnoxious I continued my job checking receipts as required, she wanted a manager but complained more if I started walking away to get one. Then the language exploded, she must have thought I had telepathic powers to get a manager without leaving her there.
So off to the nearby security Mangers office, still doing my job.... NO one there, walk back slowly her still throwing a tantrum like a 3 yr old.(or todays woke left). Friend trying to get her to just show the receipt. Eventually able to walk down to the service desk and call for a manager.
Front End Super didn't even need to know why, just called for management.
I don't think any of the managers really wanted to deal with the garbage so it took them about 5 minutes to get to the front, of course during that time I continued doing my job which pissed this woman off even more. As the friend passes me the receipt, Several managers appear out of the wood work. I am getting ready to say thank you and let them go when Karen reaches over my should rudely yanking the receipt out my hand. with the statement... " You don't need to look at that, the managers are here, We'll see what happens now."
I only wish management would have led them out my door, but I guess they didn't want the customer more pissed seeing my face after being told I was doing my job and that she had to leave after slowing her up even more as they verified her receipt and not just for a single item.
About 20 minutes later after management reviewed the security footage, they couldn't understand how I held my composure for so long as they initially thought it was a quick outburst from the Karen.
@@chrish7336 I aspire to be like you. The self control, the brewing maliciousness, the ambition for revenge. Truly the best qualities a human being can achieve. You are going to make your mark on these Karen’s my dude!
I had a blind Spanish professor in college. She introduced her dog and let us pet him the first day by walking thru the class and said this is the only time. The dog got all waggy and was off for the rest of class. We all never touched her dog again but saw the dog protect her from steps, step her around the desk so she didn’t bump and watched the prof’s every step. The prof wiuld ‘good boy ‘ under her breathe. That made me really appreciate how well the guide dog kept her from all harm. I saw her on campus too, block her from crossing the street until the dog would follow a group of people crossing, or until urged across by the prof. It was illuminating.
Coming here after a long day as a preschool teacher thinking I had a bad day and the kids were acting selfish, entitled and bratty, after watching this I realise what perfect little angels they alle are and how well behaved they are, compared to these ADULT Karens…
I feel SOOOO bad for these enployes and they really do get payed far too little for dealing with this shit…
“I’m calling corporate!” “Thank you!”
Had the same energy as when you call an internet/phone service provider and ask for “retention” “yes please gtfo my line” is always what I wanted to tell people.
The "i'm never shopping in your store again" threat never gets old. No one asked you to be here anyway, so long Karen
I always responded with “Thank God! Have a blessed day 😊”
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I want to suddenly have balloons falling and a confetti cannon blasting whenever someone says that like GOOD FUCKING RIDDANCE BITCH!
@@Cynophileandavianenthusiast it really is the best response. It throws them off so hard. I've never worked retail but I've worked in food service and that comeback never failed haha
When I worked retail & someone said that, my response was always " that's your choice. " and yes...I was the manager!
I'm happy to report that at the Walmart I've been going to for at least the last 5 years, I have never witnessed, or heard of, anything as crazy as what I've seen here.
I worked in retail and I always wished when some entitled customer said they were never shopping there again I wanted to say " Do you PROMISE?"
Ya know, one day they're gonna set up those self checkouts in the "under 20 items" lane and they're just gonna stop scanning after 20 items. Who you gonna scream at then? 😅
Manager,lol
I've been waiting for that for a while. It's coming. Trust me.
Exactly, she says everyone’s in a hurry, if she weren’t such a Karen the line would have moved faster.
No, pay three times is all they will do...
The thing is, they're not going to count and don't really expect you to count either. They don't care if you have a few items over. Any idiot can look in their basket and see they have well over the amount of items requested for that line.
I just encountered a service dog situation at a Target yesterday. There were 2 service dogs wearing their identifying vests with 2 people. There was a friendly conversation going on between them and an employee, and the whole time the employee was scratching the dogs' lower backs/butts. When my son walked up, he said beautiful dogs; I agreed then said the employee must be good friends with them since she was petting the dogs. Suddenly the lady owner of the dogs saw us looking, and said "She's an official butt scratcher for the dogs" I told that's what I figured since they were service animals and we shouldn't just pet them. The lady nodded. A few moments later, her and the man came up to us and asked if we would like to scratch their butts. As I started petting one of them, the dog suddenly sat and just stared at me. I stopped immediately. The lady said, "She's a medical alert dog, and she's not happy." I said "I understand completely and that's why I stopped" the dog then moved behind the woman and just stared again. So I took a couple of steps back to give her room. The dog's behavior was clearly signalling that she did not want to interact, and I respected that. The man and woman continued on their way with their service animals. Now, I ask you, how hard is that to do? Just respect the animals and their humans; go to a humane society if you need to pet random dogs - those places are filled with animals that need love
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I am surprised she allowed her dog to get pet while working, getting attention from anyone that's not the handler/owner is usually very distracting for the dog.
That sounds like really odd behaviour for a service dog and from the handler to be honest. Glad you respected that the dog wasn't comfortable. You wouldn't believe how many pushy and weird people you come across as a service dog handler.
Honestly, I think the woman enjoys the attention that her service animal gives her; just my thought
I worked at Walmart a while ago and someone (in an attempt to help their friends steal) started a fire in the bedding section of the store! The store got evacuated because of the fire and they didn’t even get away with the TWO CARTS FULL of groceries.
Please feature in a video Charlotte!!!!!!! I absolutely LOVE your videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I told my son the other day never touch a dog without permission ! Service dog or not....... bwahahahaha Charlotte ur sound over the guy driving a lazy boy chair hahahaha chefs kiss 💋 😘
I used to work in retail and I absolutely LOVE when they say "I'm never shopping here again " like it's a punishment like LMAO Do you promise?
That's when we 🥳. I always felt disappointed when the customer would inevitably return and put us through the ringer again.
I know. Can’t keep their word for nothing.
As someone who has worked retail off and on since I was 16 (am now almost 33), trust me when I say that the audacity of some people is astounding. I worked the service desk at a Walmart for almost 2 years and it was the most hectic and stressful environment I have ever seen in my retail "career". Needless to say, I don't work retail anymore lol I no longer have the patience lol
That Walmart where the paper towels was set on fire was the one I usually went to. After that I started going someplace else because I didn't want to deal with the crazies.
whenever I feel disappointed in myself or feel that I haven't lived up to my potential I just take a visit to Walmart that always cheers me up and makes me feel so much better about myself to knowthat I have a level of self-awareness that some people will never achieve
“If he was a real service dog I would be able to pet him” no… quite the opposite. There’s a service dog at my children’s school and at the beginning of the school year they send out a notice that says “ignore the dog” basically. He must be a “fake” allowed in an elementary school lol
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You've probably been told this a hundred times now but the woman trying to pay for kindereggs was trying to use her EBT (food stamps) which aren't for items like that! Thank you for making my day brighter. I'm disabled, bed bound, and in a lot of pain, and you always make me laugh!
I was coming here to say this!
Same!
That's odd, it's been a while since I've had food stamps but it's candy it's not like she was buying beer. There must be some new health thing going on. 🤣
Kinder eggs have a toy in them,which makes them not on list of EBT approved items
@@JoySweeney Nah, I'd say it's the toy. It's like 20% edible food and 80% toy lol
Had someone get mad at me for just saying hi to their service dog. It was an honest mistake. It only happened because it was laying behind them, under the desk and chair they were sitting in. I didn't see the vest. It's not like the animal has a sign on its head, which is all I saw. This was a place where its normal for people to bring their dogs into the store with them. So no, initially, I did not think beyond, "awe cute pupper." I didn't even say much, just "hi handsome." He came out from behind his owner after I said that, then I saw the vest. I didn't interact with the dog any further, but the owner decided instantly that I was a jerk and treated me as such.
I drive a truck, and I had a delivery for Wawa once consisting of a bunch of solar panels. When I got there to make the delivery, there was supposed to be someone there waiting to unload me. I couldn't find him, or anyone else working in the construction area, which forced me to go inside the store and find someone in charge to contact the foreman for the job. So I had to ask for the manager.... first thing she said was "please don't be a Karen". All I could do was laugh and tell her the reason I was there. She said "good because if I had to deal with one more Karen today, I was gonna turn into one 😂"
My reaction to seeing a service dog is simply to say “you work harder than me” under my breath as I admire their beauty. They have a job they are doing and I have no right to interrupt just like I wouldn’t a person in that role
I bet when Karen says the magic words " I'm never going to shop here again" it is such a relief
We had one customer do that all the time. One cashier would just wave and say "Okay, see you tomorrow!"
Right? It's Walmart, the biggest retailer in the world. They won't miss another crybaby customer.
haha yea, like "good, then i don't ever have to deal with you again" if the Karen's intentions was for the worker to be frightened, she should say "if you don't do this, I will come here EVERY day!"
I've had a few customers say this and literally all the staff are inwardly going "YAY!"
@@hodgeelmwood8677 exactly. Saying you won't be coming back to Walmart or any major retailer or food place is a nothing thing. For every 1 lousy customer lost, there's at least 5 new ones to take their place.
I’ve worked retail for half of my working life, I really don’t want to go back because of crap like this. It’s also hard if you have a manager who always takes the customers side even if they’re in the wrong. I’ve had shoe boxes thrown at me nearly hitting my face, I’ve been yelled at over dumb stuff, I’ve had customers come to my register to pull scams and had to sneakily tell my fellow cashier to call management for me, it’s nuts. Then you get the good customers that make you breath a sigh of relief.
Karen: " I will never shop here again!"
Staff: " Thank you. We all appreciate that."
I had a beautiful shepherd mix that I had adopted. She came from an extremely abusive situation and she only let very few people or other animals near her. I can't tell you how many times I would be at the vet with her, completely under control and sitting away from others, a person would come up wanting to pet her or bring their dogs over to "visit." I tried to be polite and say she really doesn't do well with other dogs but ignored. Meanwhile, my poor girl had crawled under my chair looking for the nearest escape route to get away. Drove me insane!
That’s so annoying when people do that. Even if it’s not a service dog, you should still ask first-some dogs get scared or overstimulated easily. Also if the dog is crawling under the chair to hide, I think her body language is pretty clear…c’mon, people.
@@myconfusedmerriment It's like, "Does she bite? She has teeth, doesn't she?" My dog just bit my finger when I tried to take away a pen cap she was chewing on. She's 5 and still chews on stuff she's not supposed to.
It’s terrible how often people assume that you don’t have a “real” disability because you don’t fit their idea of what disabled looks like. Woman probably assumed the dog wasn’t really a service dog.
Or they think all service dogs need to be a golden Labrador or Retriever 😤
My daughters best friend has MS and she had times she couldn't walk far so we always got her the scooter to go out with us shopping. The amount of nasty remarks were incredible 😳.
There are invisible disabilities out there.
Another friend had problems with her blood sugar for a long time and her dog was a service dog who could tell when she was dropping or rising into the danger zones.
The amount of people who gave her grief over the dog 🤦♀️ from wanting it to wanting to pet to not believing it was for blood sugar levels.
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I have a disability but I only have an ESA. He’s a five pound chihuahua. If ppl don’t ask to pet him, they just go ahead and pet him, he’ll growl at them. I also get snide remarks. Once in college one of my classmates saw me get in my car in the handicapped space and said “prove it”.
Either way you don't pet people's dogs.
Having worked in retail, hearing "I'm NEVER shopping here again!" by a karen, was music to our ears!!
My sister helped train service dogs and those dogs are very well trained. We would spend an hour or more going over a lesson that the dogs had not understood or had missed. I don't know if I could ever be stern enough for a service dog but what they do and all of the ways that they help is amazing. Also because they were "in training" my sister would allow people to approach and then pet the dog. Once they are active service dogs, that behavior is a no no.
I worked as a sales assistant in a bakery in my younger years. I have had experience of things brings thrown at me (including coins and cakes), people stealing items off shelves, customers asking for refunds off fully eaten cakes, and all sorts of other crazy behaviour. The entitlement and audacity was outrageous!
The lady who threw her groceries everywhere tried to use expired coupons and they were refused. At the Wal Mart where I live this is a constant argument entitled shoppers have with store employees.
I was training as a cashier at Wal Mart, and I told someone that I knew that I was engaged. And hour later, the manager pulled me aside and told me that some female in a different line complained that I told someone that I got engaged to be married.
I was at a Walmart in a checkout lane that was closing. The clerk told me to tell the lady behind me that she was the last one as the clerk was ending her shift because she had to pick up her kid at daycare. Of course, I did this. Then another woman came with a full cart behind her. The woman behind me immediately told the new lady that the lane was closed. This was also indicated by the light being off.
The new woman started to scream and wail. I'm not talking about a little, she was in full-blown alarm mode. She then starts to hurl insults and demands at the poor clerk. The clerk calmly replied that the lane was closed and that she had to leave to pick up her pre-schooler. This insulting continued for a long time, but when the lady knew it would get her nowhere, she pulled her cart out of the lane. "Thank goodness," I thought. What did the lady do? She stormed out of the store with a full cart of groceries without paying for them! I saw her doing this and alerted the clerk, who said she would not risk her life for a cart of groceries (I can't blame her). I finished my order and raced to see what the lady was doing. She tossed all her unpaid groceries into her car and hastily drove off. What was she driving? A brand new G Wagon!
Even though the event didn't directly involve me I was still upset hours later. Man, I really felt for that poor clerk. She looked around 19 years old and had amazing composure. Poor girl, just trying to make a living and taking abuse from a horrible lady who was so entitled that she thought she should have her Walmart groceries for free. So sad, really.
My friend is a general contractor who remodels higher-end homes. He often works in tandem with other companies, such as designers, but he is his own boss. Sometimes a job runs over his estimate because he encounters flaws in the previous build that must be corrected before he can pass inspection. I could tell many stores, but here is a recent one. He had additional work that ran around $5,000 on the job, but when he asked to get paid, the homeowner would not return his calls (the homeowner had been very demanding and would constantly call during the build). Finally, my friend sent a certified letter, and the homeowner called the design company (that was not his boss), noting that he "wouldn't talk to the help" but offered to "split the difference" by paying only $2,500 of the $5,000. This meant that my friend had to absorb the balance. Ultimately, my friend took the offer as he was so frustrated. Since entitled people can get away with it, their behavior continues.
Stinks,but it's true
As an employee at a Walmart, I can tell you with 100% certainty, that this happens weekly. They don't even pay for therapy for all the verbal abuse.
Saw this just yesterday in Walmart. Some old dude was throwing an absolute raging fit in the electronics section because his phone would no longer work (It was so old that it had become defunct by the company) and he was blaming the employee for trying to get him to get a new one that would 'read his thoughts'.
There is no Walmart in my country but I am actually amazed at the calm and the politeness of these employees
Lucky you
They left my country with their tails between their legs. Can't make profits when the workers are protected by the Government. 🤷♀
In the U.S. this is how service workers are expected to act all the time, but recently the behavior towards them has gotten bad enough that people tend to be pretty understanding when the mask cracks.
They may actually just be STUNNED or NUMB at this point..They DESERVE BETTER..😳🙈💔
@@amichaels1871It’s numb. We’re numb to it.
I can't stop watching!!!! I've watched the petty, the bridezillas, the revenge (got some really good ideas too), now walmart...you're like popcorn, can't stop!
My young kids love and want to pet every dog. That is exactly why I taught them how to recognize a working dog and NOT to even bother the dog while working. They respect that. They also ask for permission FIRST before approaching other dogs to pet.
I think that we all need to become a lot more comfortable being honest about what’s in our bank account. I know a lot of people that like to go around and brag about how much money they have saved but I am able to confidently say that until Wednesday I have $1.22. My rent is paid, my gas and electric is paid, there is gas in my car and my daughters rocking a new “crunchy mom linen” dress. You cannot control the flow of money in the world but you can control the love you put out in the world!
Violet and I love you Charlotte!
I agree hun !!💯other day I had 16p but like u all my bills ,rent etc paid and lots of tins in my cupboard !!we did have savings but b/c we work for ourselves (we got a small cleaning business)covid depleted them ,it was only a few thousand not lots but it was a safety net,now our car is fu ***d and we are borrowing my dads van !!but we are 😊 and have a laugh and are healthy !so imho they are more important than being rich (doesn’t mean I’d turn down being rich lol 😂)much 💜💜💜from 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
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Beautifully put. I also had to take old clothes and bedding to turn into clothes. I had to wash in the tub and dry on a line in the front room because I didn't have enough for laundry on top of school, gas, electricity, rent, gas and telephone. But I made it work. And I taught my daughter to love and respect all. Look at us, killing it as boss ass parents. Way to go mama's I'm proud of you.
@@joeakaprolifik7735 I love this so much! Me and my husband had a really good flow going with me working at Lowe’s in the morning and him working at a factory at night but then he was diagnosed with vertigo and it all slipped through our hands so quickly. It’s been a year and he is doing so much better and I am so proud of him! I never realized how much I am appreciated and valued my family until I saw how much my workplace did not value me, I’m American.
When you’re in the home you are fully loved and appreciated to 110%, in the workplace you have to fight just to be acknowledged and we forget as Americans that we work to facilitate our dreams outside the home not the other way around.
For the first time in my adult life I'm in a position where I don't have to worry about money. I can honestly say that it is much more of an achievement to make your life work with just enough money every month, to have a home full of love where no one has to worry about being warm, dressed, and fed. So well done you and may life bless you with a bit more financial wiggle room soon - it does make things easier. ❤️
As someone with a legitimately qualified assistance/service dog, I get SO frustrated when people just bring their normal pet dogs into shops when they're not allowed to. It poses a HUGE risk for people like myself if the random dog (who isn't even supposed to be in there) isn't properly trained (as seems to be the case here,) as my dog has a job to do, and it can be extremely dangerous for a working dog to become distracted or even potentially attacked by a random dog. It's also people like that who make us legitimate handlers look like fakes, and I've had so many instances where I haven't been allowed in a store or yelled at to leave, as the people working there are convinced that he's not a real service dog and therefore aren't breaking the law by not letting us in.
I just saw a sign the other day saying please don’t fake a service dog, it’s puts real service dogs at risk; it stinks that people fake it. I’m sorry this is something that happens😞
I agree. My niece loves animals, mostly cats. We saw a service dog at Walmart not that long ago and I told her don't go petting or messing with it. Everybody should be respectful on the matter.
The whole "I bought a service dog vest on Amazon and am just going to carry my dog in a bag or push it in a stroller" stuff drives me nuts. I get that animals can provide emotional support, but most of them are not trained the same way as a true medical service dog that is specific to one's needs and that needs to be respected.
oh god my personal wal-marts/mall are infested with these kinds of dog owners. im very afraid of dogs and it is anxiety inducing when the pet owners stomp all over the service dog rule. you can tell a trained dog from a mile away. im so sorry that idiots have to ruin it for those that need it.
@@sel128 emotional support animals (therapy companions) have zero rights to be anywhere that only a service animal can go. companies are too chicken to order obvious abusers out of their establishment. which hurts actual service animal owners. i for all that is holy hate the abuse of interwebs bought "service" pet accesories. it gives actual service animals bad reputations when someones precious ankle biter is a monster pet while wearing it.
i would never haul my ESAs around. it would be a right mess and would break my anxiety reduction handling and comfort cuddle training that i have worked with them. it would be super stressful for my ESAs if i hauled them around in pet carriers anyways. my ESAs are trained for home environment not public chaos. they are cats and are needed for when i return home. so i can face going out again when i need to. not for waltzing around where ever. (ty my wonderful therapist that was willing to go to bat for my ESAs so i could have them).
so i dont understand people that do this with just regular pets and non fully house broken animals. (if an animal is well behaved i ignore it as a rule when in public).
edits lots. sorry >_
1:39 I would tell that lady "Good, we don't want to see you again after the way you behaved and yelled anyways"😂
I worked at Home Depot closing shift. We used carts to put our restock empty boxes in.
Like I said it was night so not busy. Plenty of carts. I got called away to help someone. When I got back maybe 10min later I found all the empty boxes thrown to the ground and my cart gone.
This has happened before so I hunted it down. I had a cart with paint stains on the handle. Found it in hardware unattended. I looked around and saw a late 20s guy nearby reading a box by a shelf.
Delicately I pulled the cart backwards out of his side eyeline and BOOKED it to the back and ditched it. Then returned to the scene to see the satisfying sight of that guy looking around for "his" cart.
Don't take carts workers are clearly using. I've also had carts taken as va customer. I left a cart at the end to walk up a crowded Target toiletry aisle and came back 3min later. My stuff was tossed out.
Just stop it.
When people are acting out like that against the clerks, I stand behind them and as they leave Loudly announce what a jerk they are! Never had anyone come back on me! I am too old to put up with that crap!
I do that WHILE they’re berating the employees. “Hey, do y’all see this a-hole yelling at this kid because their card got declined?!” “Can you believe that someone would load their cart up and try to use express checkout? Oh no honey, don’t use me as an excuse. I’ve got all day to watch you grab your 💩 and get in the right line! Besides, you’re the one holding me up. They could’ve checked out three people who had the right amount of items versus trying to explain to your entitled self that this is express checkout.” “Oh you wanna throw your food on the floor? Is that cuz you ain’t got no money? Being a b!+
I just pop off at the mouth and stick up for the poor clerks. I've had to step in quite a few times, one lady told me she wanted to fight me out in the parking lot, I told her I could only do that if she would just get her sh!t and go... by the time I got out there, she was gone though. Guess she decided it wasn't worth fighting over. Lol which was just fine with me.
yooooooou go mam! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@milkandcereal you would’ve been like, “I know what you gonna do; catch these hands!” 😉😂🤣
Here is the recommended clip that say it:
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Never assume that the person in front of you with the overladen cart at the express lane CAN count to 20.
My children and I ASK first before petting anyone's animal!! It is called being polite!
Whenever I see a service dog I just tell the owner aww they’re so cute and go on with my day. Never felt the need to harass them
After 25 years in retail, I can’t even watch videos like these without getting anxiety.
You gotta get to the IDGAF mentality. None of this shit bothers me anymore lol. You start yelling at me imma ask you point blank. "You do not see how weird it is to yell at a stranger? You don't even know my name? Isn't this awkward for you?" Lol they shut up right away. Calling people out on their bs is normally a social faux pas so most people don't know how to handle it so I'll do some variation of that or I'll compliment them. "I love the shirt you're wearing!" I don't care lol. They all just look so dumb to me. Like you gonna leave your house today and try to make someone feel bad? The more you don't get upset the more frustrated they get and it's such a great feeling
I worked at Walmart…. For 3 weeks. I admire you lol.
I once shouted at a kid "aren't you cute" to shock them into shutting up, and it worked
I usually try to joke around, or somehow connect with cashiers, retail people in general, because I have a family member who works retail, and I can sympathize. Most of them seem to really like that someone is trying to be silly with them, and appreciate it!
I can not understand people who don't get it, that these are also nice people, who are doing their best in low-wage jobs, and who don't make tge corporate decisions or have control over the issues these Karens or Kevins or Kens are angrily berating them for. How is it that these people don't understand the concept of common decency?
@@sarahfullerton6894 Because they're narcissists or sociopaths.
I love when a "Karen" says they're never coming back to a place. I've worked restaurants and retail, do they not realize that's music to our ears 😂
I've said it once. 40 weeks pregnant, called to ask the restaurant what time we need to arrive by to be served, they told us the time and we said we would be there soon. Take out was fine, I just wanted one last burger before baby came. Arrived there 5min before the time they told us (less than 10min after we called) and they said no, kitchen is closed. If we hadn't called, I would have been cool with it. Don't give a time on the phone and 'close' early. This was a small place, only 2 ppl working there/answering phones. I have never eaten at that restaurant since and based on the burgers they have been offering lately, they are having a hard time attracting customers.
This is in Seoul, not many good burger places either. We ended up getting Alabama style bbq that night so it turned out for the better. More expensive but better.
Being a fastfood worker, I loved hearing "I won't be back"
If only it were true. They lie; they always come back. The ones that complain like that always come back again and again and again.
but there they are again, like hey you promiseddd
I work with a service dog, and its very important he stay focused. You should always ask about petting any dog, but especially those working dogs
I had an older lady get mad at me, who was stuck in the little box at my register, for not checking her out. I offered 3 times to check her out, each time she said to her had her stuff already on the belt at another register behind me. In front of her, a mother had her little toddler in the cart beside me was using a WIC card and the process does take a bit to do and it takes a little longer when someone is being taught how to do it. Well the older lady got enraged because “she had somewhere to be” and the mother was holding up everyone. The mother, who was obviously tired of the woman, made two comments that enraged the older lady more. The mother pretty much sarcastically said she was sorry for taking up the older lady’s time and that she hopes she makes it to where she has to be on time. The older lady handed me some meat that she had in the cart and as I scanned the meat, the older lady stormed off and made jabs at me for not checking anyone out. Funny thing was my manager was standing by the other register and heard everything, and the mother said that I offered 3 times to check her out and she down right refused.
Edit: forgot to add that this didn’t happen at a Walmart but a different grocery store😅
As someone who worked for Walmart for 10+ years and managed to find a better job… these videos are SUPER accurate. Other than the one with the fire, I have experienced the exact same situations in my years there.
Oh if someone jumps a queue here in the UK, you’ll get F’d up! We pride ourselves on our queuing 🤣
Here in Finland too ! We a religious about it almost and anyone who cuts the line, gets hate automatically ! I really hate people who cut the line!!
@@ldannu5627 Right!! It’s so rude! Like get some manners
@@AGirlinGlasgow2 yes! I can't understand it,at all .. I love order and being respectful towards others .. It's sad that some people don't .. Have a great evening !
@@ldannu5627 It’s mind boggling! You too!
The irresistible urge to respond to "This is the last time I'm shopping here" with "I certainly hope so"
I’m laughing so hard 😂 that very sad employee that popped in the screen.. THATS MY NAME LOL
I work at a grocery store and you wouldn't believe how many people bring their dogs in. There's one regular lady who doesnt keep her dog on a leash, he's smaller, but one day someone else came in with a dog at the same time as her and the dogs started fighting, cause you know... one wasn't on a dang leash. People give no fs
And this is why most stores aren't pet friendly
I have felt true hate for people who do not keep their dogs leashed where it is clearly not ok. Once a dog was running after a boy of around 13 who was scared shitless - it was a residential area where there's cars, bicycles, children, other animals. The (very large) dog thought that the boy wanted to play so he kept following the boy around. The owner, when she had finally caught the dog (dog wasn't trained very well so didn't come right away when she called), didn't say sorry to the boy, no, she scolded him for running away! Because 'he should have realised that the dog thought they were playing'... I still see red when I think of it. I was chased by a neighbour dog in a similar way when I was a kid and I have been very apprehensive of dogs ever since. It's pretty much never the dog's fault, and as in OP's example, situations can get dangerous for the dog as well (fights with other dogs, traffic, etc). Those people shouldn't have pets. They ruin it for the well trained, well behaved nice dogs and their owners.
There's a very noticeable lady who brings her dog everywhere and its definitely not a service dog. She also is quite nasty to absolutely everyone around her too.
I'm assuming its an alcohol problem but only because she mainly buys large amounts of cheap vodka and complains if anyone is like in front of her.
Making comments like is this going to take long and stop talking just do your job some of us are in a hurry.
She tried that crap with me once.
I told her I get it alcoholism is a disease but for f sake take a frigging shot to calm your shit if you can't wait 10 minutes to get out of the store.
I got the hurrumph noise and mumbled well I never! And she went to a different lane to check out.
Its a small town and she now walks away if she sees me coming. I don't put up with her mess or her dog
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@@Emeraldwitch30 OMG 🤣That's like the customer that I had when I worked for a certain southern grocery chain who would come in on one of those scooters buy food with food stamps and then buy dozens of boxes of cigarettes and then get angry because she couldn't use her food stamp card for that and the alcohol that she had. thank you for that comment you made LOL legen...wait for it...dary!😂
When someone says "I'll never come back to this store!" the person they said it to is thinking "Thank god you POS. I sure never want to see you again." Look at the store, lady. You are one out of thousands per day. They don't care. She was hoping if she made a scene they'd give her credit for the card. I worked at Wallyworld (Walmart) for 3 years. It's not worth arguing with somebody with more than 10 items. I'm really fast and could check them out in way less time than it took to argue, sigh. And I've done the "hand them your name tag to make sure they spell your name right to "corporate"; it blows their mind.
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They always come back even when they say they won’t. Whether it’s the next day or the next month; they’ll be back.
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I work at baggage inspection at my local airport, and people trying to cut in line is a common occurrence. One lady walked past four other passengers and myself while I was attending them and then called me a liar when I politely asked her to get in line. She said that she did the line and that "those people came in after me". They didn't. She then said that she wasn't traveling through that airport again.
Cool, thanks!
The other passengers later told us that they couldn't believe there were people like that and the stuff we had to put up with.
I had to ask for a manager twice this year and I was absolutely mortified to do it, but thankfully it didn't happen at a Walmart at least :( As someone who's worked CSR I hate doing it but know sometimes it has to get done! Badgering the people who can't help you cus they don't have the authority to make those decisions doesn't help anybody!! Lord knows whenever I got to hand someone over to one of my managers cus their request exceeded my ability it was such a relief too LMAO granted me and my managers didn't usually get along...