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LOL. I'm an Emergency Physician. My wife and I were shopping at a Walmart one weekend, in the wintertime in Canada, and my 'casual winter' jacket was kinda-sorta WM blue.
So, we're doing our shopping, and some other customer (an elderly gentleman) asks me to help him out moving a flat of soft drinks into his cart. OK, no problem...I put his drinks into the cart. My wife is chuckling in the background. So, job done, I ask the gentleman if there is anything else I can help him with, and he asked where a few things are, and I pushed his cart for him as we found them - no big deal to me. So, he's finally done, we're chatting, and I walk him up to the cash register...He's thanking me, telling the cashier how helpful I was and whatnot. The cashier is a friend who knows me, and she's laughing out loud.
Her laughter brought a manager over - who was relieved to see that there wasn't a problem, and as I put his bags back into his cart I asked if he'd like some help loading his car: It was snowing outside, and slippery... He said he had it covered, and thanked me again.
So, he walks off, and the store manager thanks me and tells me I have a great way with customers, and asks if I was looking for a job! At this point my wife really lost it, along with the cashier (our friend).
I thanked him for the offer, but told him I was pretty happy with my job at the Hospital. He asked what I did there, and I said I was the Director of Emergency Services which he thought meant I was a medic. "Not exactly - I am a physician", I said.
At that point his face turned as red as a Home Depot vest....I thought he might have a stroke.
1st story: this is why RETIREMENT exists; 2nd story: this is why mental INSTITUTION exists
Trust me, if someone is still working as a retail manager at the age of 70, it isn't because rather do that than retire... People apparently think retirement is free. Sadly, you still have to pay bills as an old person. You can't just magically retire and have everything paid for by other people. In some cases, social security just can't cut it 100%.
_Amen_
He's a Walmart worker, retirement is in a box with 6 ft of dirt on your chest.
@@Bancheis that why ya have superannuation funds, for retirement
wrong.... that's why it should exist. retirement is not a given within the US.
Dude made friends with the pup and the ex whilst making an enemy of a karen. Thats man points!
she was crazy
But trying to take on anyone who's 6'2 was beyond crazy!
Glad the ex got the puppers.
I learned a wonderful phrase recently. "You say that like someone that's never been punched in the face. "
It's a great way to threaten someone without actually threatening them.
In the second story you realize dogs really know good people.
That's why dogs and cats love me.....cus I'm cool lol. Seriously though I really think animals can tell if someone is dangerous or a threat to them.
Dont tell that to my ex......
It's more like bad people act like bad animals and dogs can understand that much.
@@stpbasss3773 And dogs know a sucker when they see one. I had a brindle German Shepherd walk into the shop at work. Minutes later a PhD who I didn't care for also walked in. The dog got between me and the doctor and growled at him. Guess what dog got a new home for 14 years. I've walked right past growling dogs that when I knocked on the owner's door, wondered how I got past the dog.
Woof
No way I would have let Sam take my wallet. That's a police issue, not a District Manager issue. Hell, the the moment he puts hands on anybody, employee or not is assault.
Damn right. Some blue-vested manager won't be frog marching me anywhere, much less, grabbing my wallet. I can't fathom why that guy let it go that far. He did get several hundred dollars worth of stuff for about $60, out of the deal, but... not worth the wasted time and aggrivation, to me.
taking someone's wallet by force, employee or not, is felony robbery.
eh, i'd have taken a cart full of free electronics over pressing charges on a guy who's probably on a miserable downward spiral anyway.
It got him a free laptop though.
I would have walked away with a 6 figure check in my hand....
Wow. I cannot believe what Sam did... Even if OP was an employee, that's someone's ID, and he can be criminally charged with identity theft.
There was a story of someone even more stupid...Cut the ID into pieces, because he thought, it was fake...
I would have called the police asap and said i had been kidnapped
@@fatshinobi technically not, though a cop could call it "illegally detained"
@@Maninawig He moved the guy from one spot to another against his will. Kidnapping. He took the guy's wallet. Robbery.
@@brandexample1776 tbh, I don't quite understand how citizen's arrest works, and I believe it would be called "illegal detainment", but given how security works, I assume he can talk down those charges with his reasonable cause. (I.e. he lack the criminal mindset needed to be convicted)
But, while he did not take the wallet to gain access to the cash and credit cards, he purposely took it to gain access to another person's governmental identification, which I do not see any way to squirm out of.
And if I am wrong, identity theft is the one thing an employer cannot overlook.
A numbskull did the same to my daughter at Wal Fart, and when I saw it, I told the "employee" that if she got within 50 yards of my daughter again I'd make a bloody mess out of her. Never had trouble at the Walmart again.
If I'm in a store and you touch or take something from my daughter I walk up to you and ask for for it back . If you refuse I call 911 and have you arrested for theft and since you touched my daughter I will be filing charges for assault. If I'm in a bad mood and you return what you've taken for my daughter I might still file assault charges. No one touches my daughter without her permission.
I wanna hear more of this story
I learned at a young age, the best way to handle a bully is to shed some of their blood. In both stories, the aggressors would not have gotten as far!
"You *kidnapped* a customer and stole his wallet" 😂😂
A free laptop wow nice. But had to pay for the drill. Okay works for him.
For some reason this story never gets old😂😂
Comrade Red words of a philosopher
I don't know why, but I read this in Stanford Pines's voice
Dang. The older man had a very bad day:
"I had brushes, paint nothing to do, and some beer"
That sounds like a disaster waiting to happen! :D
Especially the paint part.I know.I am a painter and would be offended at someone saying that it isn't a "real job".
Sounds like a party to me!
First story is assault, kidnapping and theft.
Prosecute the manager to the fullest extent of the law and sue.
Oh yeah always press charges Sam is dangerous pwriod but he us old bs to being the bigger person
OP should have been on the phone to the police while he waited in the locker room.
It would be criminal confinement not kidnapping.
I hate to say but it kind of sounds like a form of dementia and while you can't excuse the behavior kind of makes you feel bad for the guy if its true
If he is actually senile, he may not be competent to stand trial, just put him in a nursing home for the rest of his life.
I would of called the cops. Pressed charges of theft and being held against my will.
That probably why he got all that shit for free as a form a settlement
I would have pressed battery charges on #2 and pushed for mental damages
If he got a laptop out of it, cool
the store got off easy. Just giving him a laptop, which they probably eat cheap and can write off as a loss is nothing compared to the lawsuit and lawyer fees. He assaulted, kiddnapped, stole from a customer
i agree
I would have sued that store and showed no mercy.
While I waited for Sam I would have been on my phone calling the police and my lawyer
Lawrence Miles I think you mean Biden the guy who doesn’t know what day it is.
@@joeerhart1507 same
except he would never touching me the slightest
When mental illness meets karen, its best to have a bear spray in hand.
And a beer...
That is a good idea. I may order some today.
Or a pistol
@@tarnocdoino3857 bear spray... Beer... Beer spray! Copyright and patented, can't steal my idea.🤣
@Black Swan 😂
She spit on OP... That's assault. Even pre-Covid, that's assault.
No matter how many times I listen to the “Small Tart” story, it always cracks me up.
Me the entire time: WHAT BREED WAS THE DOG!!!!
Thankfully the dog didn't take the demeanor of its owner. Then again, the dog is probably tired of her shit also, and is ready to try and diffuse the situation. Smart dog. Glad the husband ended up with the dog.
@@tawpgk the dog did though... It just knew better than to call Karen It's owner, and took the demeanor of the husband
According to the video, it was a small dog.
First one should have ended differently. Grab me, hell no. Take my wallet? The police will be called, along with medical to treat your broken bones.
Exactly if they put their hands on you, you have the right to defend yourself.
If the story was true, then "Sam" should (and probably would) have been turned over to the police and charged for assault, kidnapping, unlawful imprisonment and theft. At least that way, he would probably have had an assessment done for mental competency and if he really was in the first stages of dementia, he could have gotten help.
problem with taking my wallet is, it's attached to my phone. so I would have to get someone else to call the cops for me if this happened to me. I totally agree though, call the cops if at all possible, because I'm pretty sure this counts as false imprisonment.
If that ahole had reached for my wallet, he would have pulled back a stump.
@@lucifers.morningstar3805- Only a genuine government commissioned cop has the legal power to put his hands on a citizen without a warrant signed by a sworn magistrate, and then only on reasonable suspicion, probable cause, or to prevent or stop a crime (including self-defense).
For a citizen who is not a commissioned officer to do a "citizen's arrest" (not the legal term but one generally understood) is legal but fraught with danger, both civil and criminal. The private individual doesn't have multi-million dollar errors and omissions insurance coverage in case he makes an error.
A former Secret Service agent, on his first day on the job (apparently hadn't read the policy manual yet) at a big box store of a national chain, decided a woman customer was obviously a shop lifter because she kept bending down to check prices, and when she bent down he couldn't see exactly what she was doing on the surveillance cameras, so she obviously was a furtive criminal. This lady was simply at the point in her life where she needed reading glasses, and had to get down very close to the shelves to be able to read the tiny price labels glued to the shelves, because this store didn't label individual products with price tags anymore, just bar codes. He came down from his throne in the security office and loudly accused her of shoplifting, then frog-marched her through the store where she was seen by many, many customers being loudly accused of theft by this officious oaf. He then locked her in a room where he interrogated her mercilessly, confiscated her purse, told her she was under arrest and that the police were coming, and only then was she finally able to make a call her to husband, the head of Security at a Nuclear Facility and a long time supporter of law enforcement. He came immediately and arrived about the time as did the police, who found no stolen items in her purse or on her person, because she was not a shoplifter. She was hysterical at her treatment by the store security guy and other store personnel, and was horrified at having been frog-marched through the store while being loudly accused of theft by this former Secret Service Agent. Suit was filed shortly thereafter, and the store was stupid enough to think they could convince a local jury that everything was done by the book, a book the former Secret Service Agent had not even read, but the store manager had, but the procedures the company had established had not been followed, and their defense was that the woman had probably just hidden the shoplifted items when she was discovered, and had gotten away with it. However, everything was on tape, a detail they forgot about. And the Judge ruled that if the company decides to have a procedure, the employees can't ignore it, and the company and its employees are bound to follow those procedures, which had not happened. This occurred over thirty years ago, before cell phones, and the jury verdict was something over $600,000 in a county where a $500 verdict was a big deal. People stopped going to that store and it closed within 6 months of the affirmance of that jury verdict by the Supreme Court of our State(which added several years of 8% annual interest to the jury verdict). Because it had been rented for a period of years, it sat empty for many years while other big box stores around it thrived. Rather than settle, they had continued to accuse her of criminal activity(with no basis whatever)and drew out her horrendous experience by taking it to a jury trial, apparently thinking they had more money for lawyers than the poor lady victim. About ten years later, with that kind of corporate leadership, that whole chain went into bankruptcy. Without mentioning the name of that company, it was famous for its "Green Light Specials" and had a name vaguely like JTart, Ufart or Notsmart.
I'm not a violent person, my last fight was atleast 25 years a go, back in school. But Sam would have taken some physical violence if he took my wallet.
Im not sure if you can carry a gun in the usa in public (with license)
But if so , I would say
Sir ,If you dont give me my wallet back ,I'm gonna need to make this situation way more complicated than it is already
Well, I have thrown the first punch ONE TIME in my life. If I let some guy grab me by my shirt I would really have to wonder where my spine up and went. This would have been the 2nd time I threw the first punch. Never let anyone treat you like a lesser person. It's almost always wrong. :)
@@Crowley77 yes you can carry a gun in public if you have the proper license.
I subbed in a school where a para pro loved telling us that we needed to know who she was, the superintendent's wife. The principal fired her for doing that. Superintendent was fired later that year.
"Maybe her head would explode." ROFLMAO
I would have called the police on the first one. Assault, theft, unlawful detention (aka kidnapping) ... I'm sure I can think of more things to press charges for.
I would have gotten filthy rich off of wallyworld for that stuff...LOL...it would have ended up 6 figures
I would have walked out of the back area and called the police immediately, pressed charges, and called the first Ambulance Chaser that Google spat out at me and told him he was about to get rich. By the time the DM got there, Sam would be in handcuffs, the Ambulance Chaser with a full-mast erection barely restrained by his cheap off-the-rack suit pants would be blowing the ink dry on the lawsuit papers, and Corporate would be flying like Falcons on DM's tail, begging to settle - and I would. Enough that I'd never need to work a day in my very frugal life (though, still would, because screw sitting around the house all day). I'd even give them an NDA.
Sam is crazy. He stole a customer's wallet. Darn good story. 🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊🍊
Putting it in a 6-hour safe made me doubt the story. Who does that?
@@MrBeevee5 it is an old story, however, in reality, how many of these stories actually are real?
Sounds like he had the beginnings of Dementia...
mattwho81 - My thoughts. If I'm to believe the story, then he must be getting a start of Dementia.
@Luis Martinez I agree, as well as they all cheered and clapped, however, they are entertaining..
First Story: I would have called 911 right away...
Ditto. The second the dude took my wallet, I would've been on the phone.
Lucky he was only fired (both the store and the person could have gotten him arrested)
The first dude stealing my wallet would have needed the services of a dentist. Why would you let someone go in your pockets and take your wallet?
1st story is obviously fake
Honestly, id let it play off. I honestly dont see the reason for law enforcement and i work in law enforcement.its more of a good story andid want it written down to whats happened from the store and hang it on my wall
The story about Sam was sad, he probably had early-onset dementia or perhaps Alzheimer's.
I honestly feel bad for Sam but it was bound to happen sooner or later.
That’s really sad
I feel sad for Sam, but not for Walmart hiring him and allowing him to work there, and they would had to deal with the police and probably a lawyer.
Dementia or alzheimer doesn't mean one of the symptom is being rude. His rudeness came from his own behaviour that seems to be seeded since he was young.
Kos 291 I have seen nice people turn really violent after developing Alzheimer’s. It is really sad for the loved ones who have to take care a person in this condition, as it can completely change the person.
In the last story, the crazy lady just didn't like the way the guy looked, that's why she picked a fight with him.
She had a history of abhorrent behavior that was likely well documented. The cops knew her and surely had her name on reports.
In the last story I'm sure i read it over on Reddit last year and the OP is actually a woman. Pumpkin pie or pumpkin spice something name. It's been awhile but the comments and some of her other posts are hilarious.
@Luminary600 Nah, she was just looking for a moan and an argument!
"If they spit on you, beat the living shet out of them."
-Me in a game of dodgeball, 2018
How come have I the exact same mentality in life?
Probably best that he didn't. Man versus woman in a domestic doesn't typically end well for the man legally even if the woman is the one doing the assaulting. He is lucky she was already well known to the police for her antics and the neighbors were there to back him up or the police may have bought her story and hauled him off to jail.
Oh, MAN! I had a similar problem happen to me once, when I decided to stop into a local Borders Books & Music (before they went out of business). I had just walked into their store when their stupid door alarm goes off. The employee from behind the counter comes running around and asks me a bunch of questions, asking me also if I had anything on me. I replied "only my wallet", which I pulled out of my back pocket. The idiot employee, a dumb fucker, reached his hand out as if to grab it before I yanked my hand back. "Just what the fuck do you think you're doing?" I said, matter of factly. "People get shot for doing what you just tried to do. You don't EVER grab somebody's wallet." I eyed him intently as he slinked back away from me, realizing that he had just fucked up. I walked around the store, didn't find anything, so I left. After leaving the store, I was rummaging through my wallet and found the culprit that set off the door alarm, an unattached security tag sticker that I had received from opening a DVD. Guess I had placed it in my wallet at the time as a unique keepsake. I laughed about it and just mumbled "huh, imagine that". Had a nice hearty laugh about it but I still would have reacted the same. Never, EVER, grab someone's wallet.
Too bad the cops can't learn to ask first before they grab people wallet considering if they think you have a warrant they seem to have every right to handcuff you beat you and grab your wallet. Maybe they should learn stop jumping to conclusions.
First time here. cool stories. Here's my story. When I was in high school my family built and sold houses. It happened that all the houses in our culdesac belonged to us and were for sale. One Saturday morning I answered a knock at the door and a man from the power company said that I owed him three months power bills for one of the sale houses, and I had to pay up immediately or he would shut off the power. It was summer and we only used power to heat the houses so the pipes didn't freeze. I told him the power should already be off. This didn't faze him and he again demanded the money. I finally went to ask my father what to do and he said just tell the guy to shut off the power. That only made the man angrier. He said that he would take the meter off the house if I didn't pay him. I said OK by me. "I can't take the meter" he complained," you have to pay." I asked why he couldn't take the meter and he said there was no meter. I shut the door.
Happy ending to the second story! Plus a sweet doggo too! 🧡
Has anyone considered the fact that Sam is probably in the beginning stages of Alzheimer's dementia and had no control over his thoughts and actions? I think it's sad! I only hope somebody thought to call social services to report his change in metal status. Yes, the store needs to compensate the customer, but also should be concerned about the elderly employee!
Quite possibly, but at that age, simple Brain Fade is all too common as well. Was quite possibly mentally a simpleton to begin with, age just makes it worse.
But also Dementia doesnt completely work like that, people regress mentally and remember their youth over the here and now. If that was Dementia, he would be in late stages and would not be working to begin with.
You got a really nice point here, but maybe... He was just a bad employee who doesn't listen to anyone but his boss, the way he treats the other employees and the security guy says a lot about what type of boss he is.
Sometime the elderly are just assholes.
The last one got two good friends out of the ordeal. Can't ask for much more than that. And I can guarantee you the dog is excited every time he comes over. I'm not a dog person, but my neighbors dog is my friend. (I spoil her with treats).
I'll take "Things that never happened" for 1000, Sam.
Yep! Wal-mart doesn't work on commission
Sorry, but that first story is beyond believable. I'm not a violent person, but about the time someone grabs me and tries hauling me off, he's going to be looking at the ceiling through a set of very foggy eyes. The wallet business is even harder to believe. Is someone making these up?
Second story, arm appears fully functional (in order to point at someone) for being broken in several places.
First story, talk about not only "forced retirement" (obviously a history of "acts"), say bye-bye to any benefits you've acquired in your tenure.
I realize this was a year ago when you commented but I couldn't resist... I once totally shattered my forearm in a bike accident and it was bent grotesquely, but somehow my hand still worked because there was no nerve or ligament damage, so it is actually possible to point with a broken arm
That first one, the manager should count himself lucky as hell he didn’t have charged pressed on him. Walmart and the customer had every right and reason to sue him. That takes some serious balls.
you do a good job man both these stories were highly satisfying. I had a husband who worked at Walmart so I can appreciate how ugly and crazy Walmart really is. I won't even shop there anymore as for the second story and the crazy lady with the dog and you know the beer and the guy painting his house good grief Charlie Brown. I liked both of these stories very much this morning. Good thing to wake up to. I am so glad I'm retired and don't have to put up with crap from other people.
Ha! I am semi retired and people like these in the stories, and inconveniently sprinkled in my path and have to deal with them. Luckily I work with dogs so my human contact is minimal. There is something to be said about being a recluse. I am in!
Sam is lucky that he was ONLY fired and not arrested for theft and "unlawful imprisonment".
He could have ended up with some serious time in jail.
If not seriously hurt or killed. Putting your hands on someone can invoke reasonable force to defend oneself up to and including deadly force if the situation calls for it and can be proven in court. Wouldn't be a stretch to prove either.
A man has implied the threat of and actual use of force in taking OP's wallet. That's a felony: Robbery. Technically, a violent felony at that.
Same man also takes OP and holds him against their will with no just cause, another felony. Depending on the jurisdiction, can be Unlawful Detention, False Imprisonment, Abduction.
OP has every right to use reasonable force to defend himself should he chose to.
"Maybe her head would explode" best Quote ever :)
Two sad stories, when you think about it.
Sam was probably senile and confused (it comes early to some).
The lady on the second story was probably clinically insane and required professional help.
Yep that's what I thought- Sam is losing it and needed to retire
I would have called the Police after S.A.M. stole my wallet...I probably would have been too shocked before that point
The moment Sam started going thru my pockets. Fights on.
The guy in the first story should have sued, and he would have definitely won. Wrongful imprisonment, assault, and theft of property.
I cal BS on the entire first story. (I didn't eve listening to the second story because it was probably just as poorly written.)
A old man dragged you you to back room.
An old man forcefully pulled your wallet from your pocket.
A security officer sees you in a back room and thinks you've been detained for theft but left unattended...
You call the security officer "her" ban later say the officer is a "his".
The store manager can fire staff, he doesn't call the district manager and wait for him or her to arrive.
The ledgers safe isn't on a 6 hour timer that the manager cannot override.
Policies are different from store to store and also...Employees are dumb sometimes.
If at any time, ANYONE took my wallet without permision, and I noticed. They'd get tackeled instantly.
Sam would have had to employ his health care plan the moment he grabbed me.
Security person would be named in a defamation lawsuit that would destroy sam and wall mart.
Security had better call the cops as assault charges, kidnapping, illegal detention, theft, verbal and emotional abuse charges need to be filed.
First of all, I am 70 yrs. old and thank God, I have all my faculties. Thank God, being a certain age, doesn't automatically label you as "decrepit". Secondly, this "Sam" is/was probably suffering from dementia and those he worked with had to have a clue that he was ill. I think that Sam's exit could have been treated more kindly.
If Sam's actions had been less damaging to the company I'm sure he would have been let go peaceably. But since he assaulted and stole from a customer they had to throw the book at him to avoid a lawsuit.
When I was a teenager working a summer job at the family, my Dads, business, in FL, in Aug. Hotter than hades ! I was grooming the front hedge with hand clippers. The sweat running into my eyes meant I paused often to wipe it off. Well some wife of a customer that was inside, she was sitting in the car waiting, decided I was lazy and working too slow and added a lot of unnecessary details.
And if I didn't improve she was going to tell the boss. I invited her to go ahead. A few minutes later her husband walked her out and put her in the car and as he walked around to the drivers side, he paused a moment and said sorry about that.
At dinner that night I heard what happened after she went inside.
We laughed for years over that one.
Damn! The good part is what you left out.
Please. Tell us more.
I have a neighbor I talk to every once in a while, and I made a comment about Trump and he tells me that when he hears negative things about Trump that it hurts his heart, and that there is no difference between Trump and somebody talking trash about my daughter! I said, "you are comparing a beloved child to a terrible man"? He asked me if I voted for Obama and I said yes, he says "I'm going inside now you have a nice day. And all because I mentioned Trumps name! This is what he has done to our country in less than 4 years. 9-11 brought us all together, and yet we let one man destroy common sense and bring a red v blue mentality!
Why did this dude let this go on past the forceful spin around
@Jane Marsee How do you know? Maybe he was exactly as he said in the story, surprised and uncertain how to process the absurdity.
I'd be calling the police and have Sam charged with theft and kidnapping.
Anybody takes my wallet will lose a hand. This is BS
I keep my wallet in my front pocket. If anybody wants to take it from me they'll have to look my in the eye and do it. I don't like being touched so it's likely I'd be collecting their hand as my a-hole tax. ;)
From story 1, why the HELL did nobody press charges? It's not an exaggeration to say he was kidnapped and robbed - Sam should have gone to prison for that. Multiple felonies.
With a few exceptions, dogs are pretty good judges of character (one raised by a psycho who's one saving grace is he loves dogs is one example of an exception. Hitler was reported to _adore_ dogs, he hated cats though). My point is that, if a usually friendly dog suddenly hates somoene, there's probably a good reason.
That is so very true and the same goes for cats aka dear sweet kitties!
I'd guess Hitler liked dogs because they're eager to please, but hated cats because they do what they want, not what you want.
My mother used to work as a waitress at a diner owned by a Greek family. One night a group of older teens comes in and sits in a booth and enjoys their meals. Apparently one of the teens came from a fairly well off family and pays the tab for the table and heads for the bathroom before meeting his friends who have left the table and are waiting in the parking lot. When the teen gets done in the bathroom he walks past the cashier ( had already paid the bill) and heads out the door and outside to where his friends are waiting.
The owner sees him bypass the cashier and heads out the door and assumes they are skipping out on the check...he goes running after the boy, grabs him from behind, slams him against an outside wall and starts berating and slapping him about the face "for trying to steal from him" his friends hear the commotion and run to his aid and pull the old man off him...the boy explains he had already paid and the cashier, who had run outside because of the commotion, confirms what the young man said...the young man then tells the owner that his father is a local, very successful attorney and that he would be hearing from him shortly...police were called etc...long story short; the "owner" of this dinner suddenly had a new financial partner in his business.
who the hell takes someones wallet, and who the hell lets someone take their wallet
Also, why would the DM tell him to hand over his wallet? (at 4:34)
This story sounds a little off.
I will NEVER understand people who think it's ok to lay their hands on others because "YOU DISRESPECTED ME!".
"She flops like a premier league soccer players
."😂🤣😂😁😂
haha premier league isn't so bad these days. spain and france on the other hand....
I'm surprised that she didn't spin on the ground like Curly from the Three Stooges!
What's truely tragic is that Karen even lost custody of puppers.
What I love is that OP became good friends with Karen's ex and puppers once Karen was out of the picture. ;)
Fun stories and love hearing them. But they might also start with “Dear Penthouse”
They do sound fictitious.
@@stevemccart9109 Maybe true, maybe not. Maybe it's just entertainment and a moral lesson.
If this had happened to me I would say " Fine, I quit. Give me my last paycheck and I will go"
My mom's boss is definitely similar to these people but even SHE isn't this bad
Always trust your dog. If he wanted to be friends with OP, he didn't see him as a threat 🐶🐩🐕
In Texas its a felony offense to spit on someone.
It is everywhere, it's common assault.
I am a Author, Writer, I have written to ENCOURAGE, and INSPIRE others.
I have written Poetry, articles, I am a Author,
I have written many articles, to AVERT, Prevent, the violence harm of others.
I am no different than any other man, or woman, who dislikes harm to others.
I am No different than any other man or woman who dislikes harm to children.
I am No different than any other Author, Writer, Poet, and those who work in professions of Service, Protective Service, First Responders, and wishes write to protect women, and men, and children.
I am No different than any other, Writer, Author, Poet, or first responder, public Safety personal, who spends their time and efforts to help others.
I am No different other than the actual fact, that, I have had actual real, direct, person to person face to face threats from persons in, have been in positions of authority these actual threats to make my life difficult.
I write in many times to prevent harm, and avert harm beforehand.
This way others can make choices to help prevent, and prepare people to prevent any potential harm.
I am NOT a person who would harm anyone else, I am just as any other first responder who wish is Provide protection, Safety, Well being.
I like people, this why I write to ENCOURAGE and help others, in many ways, throughout my life.
There are many people throughout our history who have a innate sense to help others.
I innate sense to Prevent harm.
I have innate sense to Protect agaist the violence, hurt, and harm of women, children and men.
These people were allowed to help others in our history.
I am not trying to be great,
I am just trying to live with the innate sense to help others, in whatever positive ways I can.
I have only desired to help others since I was at a very young age.
Not everyone likes the idea that I wish to help others.
I have been told why should you Care about others.
I would never try to hurt anyone.
I am Protective person who desires to help others.
There is a reason why I have repeated this information NOT difficult to figure out why.
WHY HAVE I WRITTEN REPEATEDLY, THE REASON IS VERY OBVIOUS, their are those who wish to Slander, lie, create situations, and or deliberately lie to cause problems.
Note from May 25, 2018, 1:15 PM[Blue]
Note from May 16, 2018, 2:52 PM[Blue]
I Jason Sandifer, Have Prayed Concerning the following Written below has been previously in various media formats in similar version this is a Reposted.
I still believe that there has been a VERY INTENSE CONCERTED Efforts to make myself (Appear,) and be (Depicted) in a very (Negative light), VIA EXPLOITATION of Situational Circumstances in some circumstances in which I am NOT in control of.
(This may be a Direct Result )of several prior (Actual) (Direct Threats) (Verbal)
(Actual Face to Face conversations) stated to (make my Life Very hard, and difficult for me, via some Persons of, and in Authority, and maybe a direct retaliation, and as to EXPLOIT any occurrences of Homelessness, or Situational circumstances, hardships, difficulties, including any loss of employment, layoff, and or any occurrences of unemployment.
*****For a Very literal Example it was stated to me DIRECTLY
Face to face, (Actually) told to me (Directly) that *I looked like I "belonged in a cage, like an orangutan", and the person had the ability to ( "make this happen quite easily").*
*This only just one of many such like Threats I have received Directly via persons of, or in Positions of Authority thru the years. I have done absolutely Nothing Wrong.*
*Yet precarious situations come to me. (Randomly) Not the other way around.
I DO NOT have any medical issues I am healthy.
*I am NOT Depressed
*I am NOT on any medications, NOR have I ever been on a regimented prescription medication schedule, I have Never, Ever been on a regimented prescription program other than antibiotics for a cut 15 years ago or so.
*(I Do Not Seek Trouble at All). Yet by some,
*I have been many times (Treated like a Criminal) (repeatedly).
(I have) also been
HIGHLY CONCERNED
for Family, Friends, and Acquaintances, for
their Well-Being and Safety.
*In Everything that I Write, Wrote, and have Written, or Speak about it has been to Encourage, and or Help, and or to be of Service to someone else.
I have moved on, and will continue with Pursuing with My Hopes and Dreams, despite the many (Precarious Situations), Situational Circumstances, and also (MANY, MANY DIFFICULTIES) which I have faced.
*Although this has been a Serious Threat and Issue.
*I have also been (Highly Concerned for Family, Friends, many Acquaintances), (for their Well Being, Safety and Protection)
Jason Sandifer-(Advocate for the Preservation of Life), (and for
Humanity).
Advocate, Reposted Message
Author, Advocate for Humanity,
Jason Sandifer, Michigan-(2020)
5/7/2020
Reposted
Advocate for Humanity,
Anti-violence advocate of Women, Children, Men
Author, Jason Sandifer,
Michigan,
6/23/2020, 7/23/2020
6/17/2020b
6/12/2020
6/5/2020
5/9/2020
7/24/2020, 8/20/2020
In the last one. I can see why there was a divorce going on. Crazy not-a-lady
When a person who is not law enforcement tries to force you to go somewhere, lie down on the ground. It was risky to be in a small room with that senile manager.
The second story is the epitome of “poetic justice” 😂😂😂
Great stories. I've never had anything like that happen to me, but an old Navy buddy of mine told us he was staying at a posh hotel with his folks one time, and a privileged middle aged guest tossed him the keys to his Benz stating, "Be careful with that, kid, that car is worth more than 10yrs of your salary!", he said he took the car up the check-in loop and back, spinning the tires the entire trip to the old guy's horror. The whole thing blew up getting his dad involved, the hotel manager got it smoothed over. His dad laughed but told him to never do it again.... I laugh to this day when I think of the story!
Dang, these stories are addicting!
My reaction in the second situation would likely been more along the lines of "Lady this us my house and you're trespassing. Leave now or I'm calling the cops."
I couldn't figure out what point that Karen was trying to make. Does she just randomly go from house to house looking for manual laborers to pick on?
Oh, if only the ISLD had district mangers this savvy...
These two stories, Senile Sam and Crazy Karen are some of the best IDWHL stories I've come across! Senile Sam wasn't even smart enough to know he assaulted, kidnapped, and stole from a customer! You never go that far, that's a job for Security first or the Police. It's not a crime to be slacking off at work if you're an employee, but if you physically abuse someone who is a customer? Look out, you'll be lucky the Customer doesn't press charges against the store manager AND the store chain! District Manager knew a free laptop could prevent a lawsuit, criminal charges AND all the publicity it would splash on the local TV news stations! Smart DM! Most Cust have called the Police - stolen wallet and assault!
Who on earth lets a wierd man just take his wallet? That is just strange.
And a 70 year old man at that. I calling it fake especially since he was given chances to just get up and leave since being left alone.
Poor Sam... 😂 Well, if forcefully conscripting people off the street worked for the military, why not use it in retail too? Just grab some customer who looks knowledgeble, put him uniform, and drop him among a bunch of Karens... he'll quickly realize he's got no choice but to assist them!
I watched a couple of these now and that EMT one was the best one so far that made me giggle
That first story is actually pretty sad because it sounds like there was a good chance Sam was suffering from dementia and already pass the first stage.
The best part of mornings is my morning video from RedWheel.
I would have told the DM the same thing about the expensive item but added "and i want Sam on his knees begging me not to call the police to have him hauled off, and if you can't do that, i want his information to file a lawsuit against him personally"
The Walmart story would have gone very differently if it happened to me.
Ain't it, lmao.
It would have gone very differently if it had happened period. ;)
I've accidentally found myself hearing him exhale every time he finishes a sentence. Not into ASMR and now I wish to forget how my brain even paid attention to that specific sound
First story I thought it was hilarious because I could imagine that happening. Second story however seems a bit far fetched. See, I've lived in my same house for almost 10 years and I don't even know anybody that doesn't live directly next door to me because nobody stops and gives a shit what anyone else is doing. I can promise you that nobody in my town would stop and question somebody painting a house with a beer. Maybe I live in a good town I don't know LOL
I don't disagree with you. I've never lived anyplace where anybody gave a shit if you were painting your house and you stopped to have a beer on your own front lawn.
That last one was epic!
Not even her own dog would defend her. :)
Wow you’re more level headed than me someone lays a hand on me regardless of age they’d be on the floor
As soon as "Sam" layed hands on me he would have had the shit kicked out of him. Even if I was an employee he does not have the right to physically assault me.
I would have punched Sam in the face as soon as he tried to grab me.
I would have told the Walmart DM that I was going to sue unless they settled out of court for $10,000 and that I'd accept a $15,000 gift card. What Sam did amounted to false imprisonment because someone can't be expected to leave without his stolen wallet especially if his drivers' license was in it. OP was way too nice.
The first one is an obvious lie.
1. Spun me around. = fist to the face.
2. Frog marched me... = fist to the face.
3. Grabbed my wallet... = fist to the face and call 911.
Some people suffer from Dementia so their mind doesn't work right.
I love that the husband has custody of the dog LOL
All these stories have the exact same theme about them. Fake stories but a little funny.
Fake news
@@HeroGuitar94 Which one? Fox? CNN? There are a lot of them out there.
At least The Onion has the decency to be funny.
Old people either are really sweet, really badass, or get really...angry.
"Cootcanoe"
Learned a new word today from that! LOL
You made me spill my tea
There's this mentality that insists on feeling superior by thinking everyone else is inferior. What's so odd about this mentality is that they will latch on to even the most tenuous connection to power and prestige. Like being the wife of an engineer makes you superior to everyone who is not an engineer. Or that having a cousin who is a judge two counties over somehow makes you immune to prosecution.
Now there's two types of people with this broken mentality. The first is the people who can barely contain their contempt for everyone around them. They're the toxic Karens we regularly hear about, but I've met a number of men who can barely contain their contempt for anyone wearing a less expensive suit. The other is just as insidious, but at least they're better mannered; they believe that you can order a private around without ever calling him a private. But when they believe they live in a world full of privates, they tend to not care if you're "their private" or not, they still tend to order people around who have no obligation to carry out any such orders.
"Then me heard..."? 4:56
Not only Sam but the female also accused him for no reason .
To be fair, if someone who doesn't work for the place I do is in the employees only area is be suspicious of any excuses they give too
I listen to the first story and quicky saw a lie but listened anyway. I want those mins back of my life but I did it to myself. I skipped the 2nd
The Sam story makes no sense. Who would've allowed their wallet to be taken or themselves to be physically assaulted and physically taken by force to another room etc?!?! Unless they were purposely letting it occur because they wanted to be able to file the obviously impending lawsuit.
wardoc04 this store must have been a Best Buy, they hire Sam’s and they still owe me $541
@@larryconway4862 Wow. That's ridiculous. Thanks for the heads-up. Best of luck.
someone who's very non-confrontational...
I call BS on the first story.
He's not the only one who has had similar experiences with Walmart.
So, my wife and I bought our current home early 2011. And we had renvations done before moving in. Which lead to me having to cut grass before we moved it. I understand how people think when it comes in nice up scale neoghborhoods. So in my work clothes... I am an electrician and my wife is a C level executive.
While I am cutting the grass one day before we move in Karen from across the street comes over... I sigh, I hate being bother while I am working. And karen wants to know when will she get to meet the new neighbors in a rich lady tone.
I looked around wonder what she talking about. I said hi, I'm Mike... My wife and I bought this house and set to move in at the end of the month (May), I extend my hand. She looks at my hand and then at my face. Makes a disgusted face, turns around and walks quickly back to her house. For sale sign was in her lawn by June 3rd... And I never saw her again.