Not only that, OP could have simply gone the moment the guy slapped his hand away with the money and said "You refusing to accept cash?" And if the guy persisted by saying you have to pay at the machine gone "Ok, you are refusing to take my cash, therefore I am leaving, feel free to call the cops." Honestly, the fact the guy did that would have had me saying the same, and if he did call the cops, pointed out he slapped my hand away when I tried paying him, then even after I asked if he was refusing to accept cash he kept going on about paying at a machine that clearly cant accept cash. Sine he refused LEGAL CURRENCY to pay for my service, and has no where up stating he doesnt accept cash, I am leaving. ... Cops could try and get you for not paying, but theft of services, falls under a civil matter, while the slap is criminal.
Story 1: agree w/your comment at the end, service workers need to separate events going on in their lives from the professional facade needed for the job. This is other side of the coin vs common Karens being rude to service workers for no reason. This clearly goes both ways.
OP of the "no changes" story just can't catch a break... upsetly implement a "please stop purposely fucking up the orders" order only for the employs to use the order itself to fuck up orders...
@@raarasunai4896 Fake stories aren't entertaining if you can tell they're fake. Maybe if you're dumb or gullible it's entertaining. It's the exact reason I can't stand nuclear revenge stories anymore: "This town ran me out because I had a baby out of wedlock. I became a major player at the company that runs the plant there that employs the thousands of people there. I came back and shut the plant down as my own decision, now everyone is doing crack." It ceases to be entertaining after a while.
the first tale sounds korean, because oma is mother in korean and only a korean would be as polite and as vindictive as OP. also that lady on the bleach story sounds hypochondriac as hell.
Regarding the first story, if the barber was the way he was described, why leave him a tip at all? Makes no sense.
2:25 I honestly would walk out and not pay at all. Dude just wanted his commission
Story 1 OP was in the right and deserves to know as much. OP just was silly a bit, did no real harm, just a little bit of time waste.
Not only that, OP could have simply gone the moment the guy slapped his hand away with the money and said "You refusing to accept cash?" And if the guy persisted by saying you have to pay at the machine gone "Ok, you are refusing to take my cash, therefore I am leaving, feel free to call the cops." Honestly, the fact the guy did that would have had me saying the same, and if he did call the cops, pointed out he slapped my hand away when I tried paying him, then even after I asked if he was refusing to accept cash he kept going on about paying at a machine that clearly cant accept cash. Sine he refused LEGAL CURRENCY to pay for my service, and has no where up stating he doesnt accept cash, I am leaving. ... Cops could try and get you for not paying, but theft of services, falls under a civil matter, while the slap is criminal.
09:01 Cue all the Finnish people shouting:
"It's pronounced Saw-na!"
Story 1: agree w/your comment at the end, service workers need to separate events going on in their lives from the professional facade needed for the job. This is other side of the coin vs common Karens being rude to service workers for no reason. This clearly goes both ways.
12:40 "I quit effective immediately, goodbye."
If only the real world were that easy.
Thanks Steven
First story
Middle class: nah, do not press charges. just being polite.
Lower/upset-class people: call the cops. Let them get what they deserve.
OP of the "no changes" story just can't catch a break... upsetly implement a "please stop purposely fucking up the orders" order only for the employs to use the order itself to fuck up orders...
Finally I got to hear the barber shop story. Someone else started reading it, then got annoyed so quit :(
Yo!!!!
that first story is so fake
@@raarasunai4896 i prefer to listen to real stories
And how do you know its fake? Were you there?
@@Ryanthusar its obvious, you can just tell with some stories.
@@raarasunai4896 Fake stories aren't entertaining if you can tell they're fake. Maybe if you're dumb or gullible it's entertaining. It's the exact reason I can't stand nuclear revenge stories anymore: "This town ran me out because I had a baby out of wedlock. I became a major player at the company that runs the plant there that employs the thousands of people there. I came back and shut the plant down as my own decision, now everyone is doing crack."
It ceases to be entertaining after a while.
the first tale sounds korean, because oma is mother in korean and only a korean would be as polite and as vindictive as OP.
also that lady on the bleach story sounds hypochondriac as hell.