Wait so the coffee Karen not only saw the empty tables, but she always gets takeaway coffee too?? Some people just seem to like causing a problem where there isn't one. Glad she got an earful.
*The attack failed* *OP used "Go to a different mall"* *The attack is not very effective* *Karen used "steal"* *The attack is very effective* *OP used "Mall Police"* *"Mall Police" was very effective* *Karen fainted*
Heh my 19 year old daughter has probably 20 tats (all her own artwork) and I DARE anyone to say something to her. She might be nice enough not to cuss a Karen out but her mother definitely is not. Stay in YOUR lane, Karen.
I feel so bad for the OP and her husband who had a stroke. That’s gotta be one of the worst things to happen to someone. My own grandma had one a few months ago and by the absolute grace of God she was almost completely unaffected by it, but man, that was an absolutely terrifying few days
I grew up in the south!! Yeah, 'Bless your heart' is a fun one. In the right context and tone, like family, it's a genuine compliment :) But in OP's case, it was probably said in an overly sweet tone which expresses contempt. It's subtle, but not something that you can miss if you know what to listen for
My ‘MIL’ uses this allllll the time, and pretends that we don’t know that she doesn’t actually wish blessings on anyone’s heart. She’s not even from the South, she was raised in Oregon/California. I cringe every time I tell her something and she uses this phrase.
I usually hear it used in a way that suggests someone’s being stupid or a little bit naive. Like “She said she’ll pay me back for the loan on pay day, but I don’t think she even has a job.” “Oh bless your heart…”
being canadian, we're very fond of calling people assholes, especially if you're from the west coast(we also say dude lmao)... there are assholes, which i call my hubby almost daily said with love... and then there are Assholes... usually that idiot in the vehicle in front of me who has clearly bought their license...
It's amazing people like this naturally assume people are lying to them like in story 6. Woman, I don't care half enough about you to bother lying about my age.
"My kid will be humiliated without this specific sweater at her party!" Yeah, probably not for the reasons you're implying though. Tell ya kid to wear something cozy and learn to humiliate others by showing up to an ugly sweater party without a sweater: the ugliest sweater on Earth.
The one with the pictures would have gotten a loud " if only people knew how to open their mouths and say excuse me to individuals instead of talking about them as if they're not there. Craaazy"
I love it when you read the comment of the day , and I had actually read it before! Kind of like when I get excited to get a text and realize I forwarded something to myself literally 3 seconds before.
Yes! I play a little guessing game with myself where I try to pinpoint the next Comment of the Day. Also, lmao! So excited by the surprise you just gave yourself 😆
I'm so glad the Karen in the third story sacrificed intelligence for entitlement, pretty sure rule 1 of theft is get out of there once the theft is done! They might have been able to get away with the theft if they hadn't been dumb enough to just sit tables away from the person they just stole from and hoped they wouldn't notice.
The third story becomes so much worse when you think about it. That mother decided to rather make her kid steal that sweater, than to find a different one or than trying a different store or mall. That kind of parenting is basically asking your kid to turn into a criminal.
the people pushing around and laughing at the guy who couldn't stand without pain is disgusting What sort of vile wretch of a person do you have to be to do that sort of shit
"Pull that stick out of ya clacka" 🤭😂 I want an occasion to use this phrase _so_ badly! I wonder if "clacka" started off as the word "cloaca," and got corrupted over time into a slang word?
That "no ring on your finger" is not cool to say to someone even when they're being a karen. Their spouse could have died or something plus it just gives the vibes that if u can't get married (to a m a n) you've failed in life/as a woman. Just don't use that ffs.
Yeah, I don't think story 5 is real (I'm skeptical of many of the stories but this one is def just rage bait). The language OP uses sounds like they're baiting for rage, comments, discourse, and sympathy.
It's just completely unrealistic, too. They start rifling through his backpack for no reason, which happens to have an envelope with radiographs, so they open it and look at the papers??? And then medical students randomly come over to study it??? It sounds like a bad fan fiction. I usually give the benefit of the doubt, but this one is just insane lmao
Story 3: Not great, but if the brat hd not WORN THE STOLEN SWEATER IN THE MALL THEY STOLE IT they would have gotten away with it. Good thing EM and Brat are idiots.
My twin also has had similar reactions to her tattoos, but more funny. She also has a brain injury, and she’s very short, has a small head, and acts a bit childish (she also stumbles a lot which I think comes across as “young” to some people). She has a BIG tattoo on the back of her head where hair doesn’t grow anymore and have had kids come up to her and ask “did your mom say you were allowed to get a tattoo!?” and older people asking her in worry how old she is while looking at her tattoo. Her best response is “I’m older than I look.” Lol! Now that she’s over 30 she’s getting a few aging signs, and she shares fashion taste with our 70+ year old mother… so she looks like a small lady and doesn’t get it as much anymore. Kind of funny though. (We shocking people about being twins because I’m 5’11 and she’s 5’0 😂)
Story 6 kinda got to me xD I didn't have a karen like that, but I also seem to look way younger than I am. I'm also 29 (gonna turn 30 later this year) and at the moment I'm a part time worker in a super market (I study, that's why) and I had talks with colleagues. One colleague (kinda my boss you could say... Or is it foreworker? I'm not sure. Not my first language, so I may not have the right word) and we talked a bit and then he asked how old I am and that he though I was about 25/26, cause I actually sounded like I've been through a bit in life at this point (he put it in a nice way though) and another colleague also wanted to guess my age. He then asked me and I answered and he was like: "I've though you were like 18/19" and I actually stared at him a bit shocked. At the age of 21 I found a 16 year old on a convention who guessed me to be her age but later adjusted it to 18 because I told her I was with my car and in germany you can only drive alone starting with 18. But that's YEARS ago. So having someone drop the number, made me a bit shocked. In a positive way though... And I tried to make sure he knows I didn't take offense and that I'm just a bit taken aback by actually hearing the number, cause mostly people would say "Oh, would have guessed you younger!" And I'm still not over it xD I am quite childish if I have the chance and I wanna keep that for a long time - life is too short to be adult all the time. I'm gonna let my curious and silly childish side out as much as I can~ But I also remembered a Karen at our store. It was exhausting. I was at the register and a young man had quite a big grocery shopping (probably for a whole group to have a barbecue party or something along that) and he had a lot of cheese parts. And I didn't realize I needed every single one of them, cause they had diffrent weight and therefore diffrent prices. AND our shop gives a discount on food that's gonna expire the same day or tomorrow and that guy took like ALL the nearly expired stuff (I would too, knowing that get together is gonna be in the evening or tomorrow or something like that. Saves money~) so it did take a lot of time, cause I needed to tip in the discount myself for every. Single. Cheese. And I think there was also something else that didn't go as planned... And as a german - we don't do much small talk at the register and we are efficient and it bothers us a lot if it takes long. A diffrent thing are elderly. They somehow grow out of the "omg, the whole line is waiting just for me, I don't wanna have them all wait just because of me" - they are quite relaxed. But the man who had his grocery next in line wasn't really relaxed at all and sighed and even said out loud something along the line how I'm not able to do this faster and complained as something didn't go as planned and I needed a bit more time. I work there since march. It was somewhere in the middle of april or maybe start of april. And I already noticed I'm actually quite fast (if nothing unexpected happens) so it was really uncalled for. The young man had a lot of empathy for me and those behind that guy actually looked a bit annoyed as he couldn't contain himself. At 29 you had your share and won't let people run over you like you would at 20 or so, but I did stop myself feom saying anything, thinking that could result in something I don't want to handle (I was really shortly before telling him that he should take my seat and do this job if he thinks he would be so much faster than me). And I was SOOOO happy that the young man I was handling at the moment didn't get snarly or personal or so, but just told that man in a cultured way, that he can't understand how a grown man could be so mean to such a nice young lady who just tries her best to do the job right. No swearing, no calling names. Simple disappointment toward that snarly guy. And he said thank you and wished me a beautiful day and it really made my day. And I thought to myself: If I were really like 10 years younger, I would have taken that shit to heart and had a really shitty day afterwards. That guy was just mean. He didn't even was under pressure as it seemed, he was just annoyed, that I had to take a lot more time to cash up the person before him, than he would have liked. If I wouldn't have worked that day and though about how barking back at that moment would fire back at me, I would probably ask that guy if he thinks he would do a way better job and why he isn't doing it himself. As you age you get a lot more grip and you don't take things like you do years ago. I'm actually quite happy I only started there that late. Everything else would have nagged at my psyche quite hard. And I kinda wonder what they guessed my age was xD
Story 3 made me laugh a little, when the Karen said, “But my daughter needs it!” I have a bratty little cousin who does the same thing whenever they want something or are jealous of something their siblings have. They’ll run up to their mom crying and when she says no they’ll cry, “But mama I *need* it!” Thankfully the kid’s starting to grow out of this behavior. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same for Karen.
One time I was in a Walmart and I was wearing something that had cutoff shoulders and it showed both of my tattoos. I had a woman ask me about them and I told them about my tattoos (I have two, one is a heart paw print that was part of a fundraiser for my hometowns Humane Society and the other is a heart with a ribbon with the birthdate and death date of my grandmother that was also part of a fundraiser for people traveling through a town I used to live in) they then say, verbatim, "Aww, that's so sweet. You're still going to hell though." and walked off. I was too stunned to speak before they walked away because, like, wtf lady??
I do that passive aggressive talking about them while they're in ear shot when they're Karens. It works, too. It reminds them 'oh crap, other people are watching me act this way,' and they shut up. One lady skipped the line I was in at the store to scream at the manager because she didn't want to wait in line like everyone else, and I loudly said to the person in line in front of me 'imagine being a grown adult behaving like a toddler in public and screaming at the people who are trying to help you get your item even though you skipped a line of ten or more people.' She was suddenly aware that she had a crowd of people giving her death glares.
The tattoo story reminds me of one that happened at the gas station I work at. Very nice regular customer who has a few tats was wearing a sundress that showed them off on her arms and shoulders. I could see an older woman behind her in line with a sour look, but bc they hadn't interacted at all, I thought she going to throw a fit about something else and I was in for an earful. No, as soon as the regular left, lady accused her of being rude, and when I asked what she'd said to her she said nothing but "She's showing off those AWFUL tattoos to the whole world!" At least she had enough shame to get embarrassed when I told her they weren't hurting anyone, and no one made her stare at them.
Had a customer thrust our price matching policy at me that she had printed out at home, then another printout for an expensive item that was discounted at an online store. Our policy is that we’ll beat the competition by ten percent. I read out the policy noting that we do not price match with online stores and was told that they did have a bricks and mortar store but were not open on a Sunday, so I read out the section that states we have to be able to call the other store to confirm the price. Then I read out the part of the policy that stated that we do not price match discounted sale prices. Customer snapped that now I was just making things up, handing her back the print out and said it was all on there on the paper she had given me. As I did so I noticed the last line that stated sewing machines were not included. Manager had seen the customer angrily storm out so demanded to know what happened and told me that I should have just called her to sell the item for the price so she was going to write me up for it. I pointed out that the item, our most expensive sewing machine was already heavily discounted and the extra ten percent would bring it under cost. Her eyes widened as she realised I had saved her job as it would have to be her name on the sale and it was an on the spot fireable offence.
Last story: pretty sure that woman was the Karen in the story. If it were written the other way, by the tennis skirt ladies, everyone would agree she was the Karen. Taking the fruit out of their cart was totally uncalled for.
I usually have sympathy towards all OPs harrased by Karens, but this time I don't understand: the sweater situation (before stealing) was the same as fruit ladies situations and somehow the sweater lady is Karen when fruit OP isn't? I don't see the logic. The ladies might have needed all those fruits just like first OP needed their sweater.
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Wait so the coffee Karen not only saw the empty tables, but she always gets takeaway coffee too?? Some people just seem to like causing a problem where there isn't one. Glad she got an earful.
Whenever I think of a Wild Karen, I immediately think of Pokémon.
*A “Wild Karen” has appeared!
*Wild Karen uses “Bark”!
Same! 😂
*The attack failed*
*OP used "Go to a different mall"*
*The attack is not very effective*
*Karen used "steal"*
*The attack is very effective*
*OP used "Mall Police"*
*"Mall Police" was very effective*
*Karen fainted*
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@natnuss98 OP levelled up! OP wants to learn Self Confidence, but OP already knows four moves! Forget a move and learn Self Confidence?
This is a great start to the day. Now I can face it head on, with an improved mood. 😄
Hope you have a good day 😊
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I want to be just like you when I grow up. Well, I’m an adult, but you know what I mean.
'If you were minding your own business, you wouldn't have time to mind mine...'
Day 1,011 of reminding everyone to do things for yourself because you're worth it
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Thank you 🫶🏻 I needed to remind myself to go move my body, eat something good, drink some water, stretch, maybe journal or meditate :)
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Heh my 19 year old daughter has probably 20 tats (all her own artwork) and I DARE anyone to say something to her. She might be nice enough not to cuss a Karen out but her mother definitely is not. Stay in YOUR lane, Karen.
I feel so bad for the OP and her husband who had a stroke. That’s gotta be one of the worst things to happen to someone. My own grandma had one a few months ago and by the absolute grace of God she was almost completely unaffected by it, but man, that was an absolutely terrifying few days
"maybe pull the stick out of your clacker,"
great line.
It’s insane how people like these Karens can’t mind their own business or act right in public.
I grew up in the south!! Yeah, 'Bless your heart' is a fun one. In the right context and tone, like family, it's a genuine compliment :)
But in OP's case, it was probably said in an overly sweet tone which expresses contempt. It's subtle, but not something that you can miss if you know what to listen for
My ‘MIL’ uses this allllll the time, and pretends that we don’t know that she doesn’t actually wish blessings on anyone’s heart.
She’s not even from the South, she was raised in Oregon/California.
I cringe every time I tell her something and she uses this phrase.
I usually hear it used in a way that suggests someone’s being stupid or a little bit naive. Like “She said she’ll pay me back for the loan on pay day, but I don’t think she even has a job.”
“Oh bless your heart…”
@elleumm oh my gosh i can hear that one too! 😭i
being canadian, we're very fond of calling people assholes, especially if you're from the west coast(we also say dude lmao)... there are assholes, which i call my hubby almost daily said with love... and then there are Assholes... usually that idiot in the vehicle in front of me who has clearly bought their license...
It's amazing people like this naturally assume people are lying to them like in story 6. Woman, I don't care half enough about you to bother lying about my age.
"My kid will be humiliated without this specific sweater at her party!" Yeah, probably not for the reasons you're implying though. Tell ya kid to wear something cozy and learn to humiliate others by showing up to an ugly sweater party without a sweater: the ugliest sweater on Earth.
The one with the pictures would have gotten a loud " if only people knew how to open their mouths and say excuse me to individuals instead of talking about them as if they're not there. Craaazy"
The fifth story was the worst. I wouldn't want any of the medical students in that line to be my doctor. How apathetic.
I love it when you read the comment of the day , and I had actually read it before! Kind of like when I get excited to get a text and realize I forwarded something to myself literally 3 seconds before.
Yes! I play a little guessing game with myself where I try to pinpoint the next Comment of the Day.
Also, lmao! So excited by the surprise you just gave yourself 😆
I'm so glad the Karen in the third story sacrificed intelligence for entitlement, pretty sure rule 1 of theft is get out of there once the theft is done! They might have been able to get away with the theft if they hadn't been dumb enough to just sit tables away from the person they just stole from and hoped they wouldn't notice.
not only stole it but even wore it
Best way to start the day!
The third story becomes so much worse when you think about it. That mother decided to rather make her kid steal that sweater, than to find a different one or than trying a different store or mall. That kind of parenting is basically asking your kid to turn into a criminal.
I'm super sick today and at Uni, it's gonna be a rough day for now.
This'll help, thanks you for the good work as usual Vincey
I hope you feel better. Vincey will help.
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@sopadumacacoumadelicia5 🥺it seems you are having a rough patch of unwellness lately. I hope your health improves soon💯
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@@kathredmond1870 thanks homie.
He always does
You were in JimmyHere's latest ylyl! Right near the end! I jumped up and yelled, that's Vincey!
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Story 3, wow that's really taking entitlement to a whole other level
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the people pushing around and laughing at the guy who couldn't stand without pain is disgusting
What sort of vile wretch of a person do you have to be to do that sort of shit
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"Pull that stick out of ya clacka" 🤭😂 I want an occasion to use this phrase _so_ badly! I wonder if "clacka" started off as the word "cloaca," and got corrupted over time into a slang word?
That "no ring on your finger" is not cool to say to someone even when they're being a karen. Their spouse could have died or something plus it just gives the vibes that if u can't get married (to a m a n) you've failed in life/as a woman. Just don't use that ffs.
As for human bodies fitting together, the small of the back makes a perfect pillow.
The small of the back?
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@@natnuss98Near your tailbone, just above
Always love the Karen vids ❤
Perfect thing to see at the start of my day off (from retail lol). Thanks Vincey!
the meme about autosave features reminded me to like the video, not gonna like
i went oh wow! i do like that!
Yeah, I don't think story 5 is real (I'm skeptical of many of the stories but this one is def just rage bait). The language OP uses sounds like they're baiting for rage, comments, discourse, and sympathy.
It's just completely unrealistic, too. They start rifling through his backpack for no reason, which happens to have an envelope with radiographs, so they open it and look at the papers??? And then medical students randomly come over to study it??? It sounds like a bad fan fiction. I usually give the benefit of the doubt, but this one is just insane lmao
You guys just assume shit and anytime someone has an unlucky/bad life you dismiss their story as fake
@@_n1ght__sh4d3_ This isn't about them being unlucky. This is about their story having people act in ways that people don't act.
I love how Vincey says tattoos. "tadoos"
ugh why are people rude in public i never get it
Story 3: Not great, but if the brat hd not WORN THE STOLEN SWEATER IN THE MALL THEY STOLE IT they would have gotten away with it. Good thing EM and Brat are idiots.
My twin also has had similar reactions to her tattoos, but more funny. She also has a brain injury, and she’s very short, has a small head, and acts a bit childish (she also stumbles a lot which I think comes across as “young” to some people). She has a BIG tattoo on the back of her head where hair doesn’t grow anymore and have had kids come up to her and ask “did your mom say you were allowed to get a tattoo!?” and older people asking her in worry how old she is while looking at her tattoo.
Her best response is “I’m older than I look.” Lol! Now that she’s over 30 she’s getting a few aging signs, and she shares fashion taste with our 70+ year old mother… so she looks like a small lady and doesn’t get it as much anymore. Kind of funny though.
(We shocking people about being twins because I’m 5’11 and she’s 5’0 😂)
Story 6 kinda got to me xD
I didn't have a karen like that, but I also seem to look way younger than I am.
I'm also 29 (gonna turn 30 later this year) and at the moment I'm a part time worker in a super market (I study, that's why) and I had talks with colleagues.
One colleague (kinda my boss you could say... Or is it foreworker? I'm not sure. Not my first language, so I may not have the right word) and we talked a bit and then he asked how old I am and that he though I was about 25/26, cause I actually sounded like I've been through a bit in life at this point (he put it in a nice way though) and another colleague also wanted to guess my age. He then asked me and I answered and he was like: "I've though you were like 18/19" and I actually stared at him a bit shocked.
At the age of 21 I found a 16 year old on a convention who guessed me to be her age but later adjusted it to 18 because I told her I was with my car and in germany you can only drive alone starting with 18. But that's YEARS ago.
So having someone drop the number, made me a bit shocked. In a positive way though... And I tried to make sure he knows I didn't take offense and that I'm just a bit taken aback by actually hearing the number, cause mostly people would say "Oh, would have guessed you younger!"
And I'm still not over it xD
I am quite childish if I have the chance and I wanna keep that for a long time - life is too short to be adult all the time. I'm gonna let my curious and silly childish side out as much as I can~
But I also remembered a Karen at our store. It was exhausting. I was at the register and a young man had quite a big grocery shopping (probably for a whole group to have a barbecue party or something along that) and he had a lot of cheese parts. And I didn't realize I needed every single one of them, cause they had diffrent weight and therefore diffrent prices. AND our shop gives a discount on food that's gonna expire the same day or tomorrow and that guy took like ALL the nearly expired stuff (I would too, knowing that get together is gonna be in the evening or tomorrow or something like that. Saves money~) so it did take a lot of time, cause I needed to tip in the discount myself for every. Single. Cheese. And I think there was also something else that didn't go as planned...
And as a german - we don't do much small talk at the register and we are efficient and it bothers us a lot if it takes long. A diffrent thing are elderly. They somehow grow out of the "omg, the whole line is waiting just for me, I don't wanna have them all wait just because of me" - they are quite relaxed.
But the man who had his grocery next in line wasn't really relaxed at all and sighed and even said out loud something along the line how I'm not able to do this faster and complained as something didn't go as planned and I needed a bit more time.
I work there since march. It was somewhere in the middle of april or maybe start of april.
And I already noticed I'm actually quite fast (if nothing unexpected happens) so it was really uncalled for. The young man had a lot of empathy for me and those behind that guy actually looked a bit annoyed as he couldn't contain himself.
At 29 you had your share and won't let people run over you like you would at 20 or so, but I did stop myself feom saying anything, thinking that could result in something I don't want to handle (I was really shortly before telling him that he should take my seat and do this job if he thinks he would be so much faster than me). And I was SOOOO happy that the young man I was handling at the moment didn't get snarly or personal or so, but just told that man in a cultured way, that he can't understand how a grown man could be so mean to such a nice young lady who just tries her best to do the job right. No swearing, no calling names. Simple disappointment toward that snarly guy. And he said thank you and wished me a beautiful day and it really made my day.
And I thought to myself: If I were really like 10 years younger, I would have taken that shit to heart and had a really shitty day afterwards. That guy was just mean. He didn't even was under pressure as it seemed, he was just annoyed, that I had to take a lot more time to cash up the person before him, than he would have liked.
If I wouldn't have worked that day and though about how barking back at that moment would fire back at me, I would probably ask that guy if he thinks he would do a way better job and why he isn't doing it himself.
As you age you get a lot more grip and you don't take things like you do years ago. I'm actually quite happy I only started there that late. Everything else would have nagged at my psyche quite hard.
And I kinda wonder what they guessed my age was xD
Story 3 made me laugh a little, when the Karen said, “But my daughter needs it!”
I have a bratty little cousin who does the same thing whenever they want something or are jealous of something their siblings have. They’ll run up to their mom crying and when she says no they’ll cry, “But mama I *need* it!”
Thankfully the kid’s starting to grow out of this behavior. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same for Karen.
One time I was in a Walmart and I was wearing something that had cutoff shoulders and it showed both of my tattoos. I had a woman ask me about them and I told them about my tattoos (I have two, one is a heart paw print that was part of a fundraiser for my hometowns Humane Society and the other is a heart with a ribbon with the birthdate and death date of my grandmother that was also part of a fundraiser for people traveling through a town I used to live in) they then say, verbatim, "Aww, that's so sweet. You're still going to hell though." and walked off. I was too stunned to speak before they walked away because, like, wtf lady??
I'm 24 and have twice that number of tattoos at 16. Some people are judgemental idiots.
I do that passive aggressive talking about them while they're in ear shot when they're Karens. It works, too. It reminds them 'oh crap, other people are watching me act this way,' and they shut up. One lady skipped the line I was in at the store to scream at the manager because she didn't want to wait in line like everyone else, and I loudly said to the person in line in front of me 'imagine being a grown adult behaving like a toddler in public and screaming at the people who are trying to help you get your item even though you skipped a line of ten or more people.' She was suddenly aware that she had a crowd of people giving her death glares.
I miss the creepy pms/asterisks subreddits (and Vincey pronouncing it 'Asterixes')
The tattoo story reminds me of one that happened at the gas station I work at. Very nice regular customer who has a few tats was wearing a sundress that showed them off on her arms and shoulders. I could see an older woman behind her in line with a sour look, but bc they hadn't interacted at all, I thought she going to throw a fit about something else and I was in for an earful. No, as soon as the regular left, lady accused her of being rude, and when I asked what she'd said to her she said nothing but "She's showing off those AWFUL tattoos to the whole world!" At least she had enough shame to get embarrassed when I told her they weren't hurting anyone, and no one made her stare at them.
I just found out a Politician running this year (Puerto Rico) is named Keren
*KEREN*
Had a customer thrust our price matching policy at me that she had printed out at home, then another printout for an expensive item that was discounted at an online store. Our policy is that we’ll beat the competition by ten percent. I read out the policy noting that we do not price match with online stores and was told that they did have a bricks and mortar store but were not open on a Sunday, so I read out the section that states we have to be able to call the other store to confirm the price. Then I read out the part of the policy that stated that we do not price match discounted sale prices.
Customer snapped that now I was just making things up, handing her back the print out and said it was all on there on the paper she had given me. As I did so I noticed the last line that stated sewing machines were not included.
Manager had seen the customer angrily storm out so demanded to know what happened and told me that I should have just called her to sell the item for the price so she was going to write me up for it. I pointed out that the item, our most expensive sewing machine was already heavily discounted and the extra ten percent would bring it under cost. Her eyes widened as she realised I had saved her job as it would have to be her name on the sale and it was an on the spot fireable offence.
You can get decent cans for cheap at Walmart and Walgreens and stores like that. I paid like $10 for mine.
The most important video of the day, serving it up, Vincey's way!
S3 wearing the sweater you stole is wild. Had they just put it in a bag they might’ve gotten away with it.
Remember kids, turnabout is always fair play.
ahhh another amazing dinner spent watching vincey while i eat
17:13 I remember when this thought occurred to me for the first time.
great Harry Potter reference on story 6.
I'm so sorry bestie but I genuinely do not believe post 5 at all, lmao
I love how people refuse to believe that people just have very bad luck/lives
Yes! A Tad do story
Love this
HWLP
Obligatory algorithm support. Geez story 5 is so dumb. These are adults, why are they acting like children?! This isn’t high school! 🙄🤦🏻♀️
@ZenoSsj4Hero As most American Karens do, they peaked in high school and still have that mentality that what they say and do matters to anyone else.
@@angb6616 clearly 😂
Last story: pretty sure that woman was the Karen in the story. If it were written the other way, by the tennis skirt ladies, everyone would agree she was the Karen. Taking the fruit out of their cart was totally uncalled for.
I usually have sympathy towards all OPs harrased by Karens, but this time I don't understand: the sweater situation (before stealing) was the same as fruit ladies situations and somehow the sweater lady is Karen when fruit OP isn't? I don't see the logic. The ladies might have needed all those fruits just like first OP needed their sweater.
Because she was reaching for it when the lady took the entire stock out from under her, and the lady hadn't paid for it when op took it
Yeah, that line story _toootally_ happened.
Healthy 41 year old has stroke. Hmm what could have caused that?
Very good day... 5 days off work 🤘🤘